yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] scottspa74:
@ Hammerz

As far as the link to the .net cab file, did you use this? I'm just curious if this cab is good enough, or is it really to do the .msi file from a PC? I know this is an old thread, but hopefully somebody will see this. This.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Davensocal:
The cab linked above and the config cab on the 1st post worked great for my Fuze ..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] scottspa74:
@ davensocal

thanks! I did not expect a reply on such an old thread.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mellojeff:
slight dilemma

I've added the netwareNET Compact Framework v3.5 and I'm happy with the results. I do have an issue now. one of the programs that I use, pocket e-sword, no longer functions properly. this one needs the standard 2.0. the text and boxes are smaller than normal and quite unusable now. Is there a way I can alter the settings to accomodate this app?

Any help would be greatly appreciated...

Thanks and God Bless,

Jeffrey
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hwangmax:
Anyone try NET Compact Framework v.3.7 with this setting?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] digitaldazz:
NETCF 3.7 works fine - Not losing as much ram with usage

Just installed NET3.7 and my HERMES rom seems quicker and not losing as much ram when opening/closing apps ie general usage. This I was suffering from and the normal memory reclaim apps could not get this ram back, so must have been leaking. Seems much better now!

Remember to change your registry if you install ie.

Change the DWORD value of 3.5.7283.00 from 1 to 0 then reboot as you will now have 2 NETCF installed. I will try some benchmarks and post a reply.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] scottspa74:
I haven't tried the 'default' cab from page 1 yet, but doesn't this thread say the cab has a tab to change which programs run on which .net version?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] kly:
Couldn't it be they also improved their existing libraries ?

It will indeed compile to the same code, but maybe the compiled intermediate code is generated much more efficient ?

I'm only guessing, but there are a lot of people here screaming they really see some improvements .. would be weird if there were none.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] baz43:
Why is this not a sticky?

my benchmark was 2332 now after doing this its 2664
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sagat:
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[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] brandonhall517:
works for me on my tilt 100%. Not sure why others arent seeing improvements. Oem rom
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] otakle:
I have deleted .net 3.5 in the activesync by accident. As a result, some of my aplications don't work anymore.

I've tried to domnload and install NETCFv35.wm.armv4i.cab, but get an error that this vertion is already installed in ROM.

I've tried to change registry from 1 to 0 on the .net 2 and from 0 to 1 on the .net 3.5. But still the cgacutil.exe in windows report v 2.0.7045.0, and the GeoScout tell me to install v. 3.5.

Is there an other way to either manipulate registry or ad the missing files, other then a hard reset?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mitchelleersel:
I get the same thing i cant open alot of programs because they need it. I use a ROM and it should be cooked in, I get the same error message when installing netcf as you. its really frustrating.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] notslow1:
Hi everyone,

I'm having a little bit of a problem getting this to work. I installed Microsoft_.Net_Configuration.CAB from the first post. When I run the program it still only shows .net 2.0. Do I need to install 3.5 with along with this program? If so, where can I find a copy that I can install direct on the phone?

Thanks, Will
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] notslow1:
Can anyone help me out with this? Please help a clueless newbie :o
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ahmet-54-54:
tank's for help
[General Questions and Answers] :
I heard that there would be no mi 9 patchrom as the patchrom team broke up.Is that thing for real? :confused::(
[General Questions and Answers] AymenDe7:
Probably.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] David_UK:
Hi i have s-on with unlocked bootloader iam trying to restore back to stock using this guide here https://xdaforums.com/htc-one-m8/general/guide-restore-european-htc-one-m8-to-t3072235

But iam unable to find stock recovery.img for at&t in order to proceed, Can anyone help out?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
To return to "full" stock, just relock the bootloader and flash the 6.20.502.5 RUU (will wipe all user data on the phone). I don't know why that guide is advising to flash the boot.img and recovery.img before flashing the RUU. It isn't necessary.
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] David_UK:
Will this work even though the device is s-on?
[One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
Yes. RUU that is intended for your specific device version (AT&T) will work just fine with s-on. As long as it's equal or greater to version number on the phone (no "downgrading" by RUU is allowed with s-on).

S-off is only needed to run RUU for another version (need s-off to change CID, MID), or to run an older version RUU (downgrade).
[General Topics] dougdraws:
I have Android 7.0 on my Note 5. I'm trying to install an older version of Gmail (I have the Unknown Sources thing already turned on) . I have tried downloading the APK files from various sites, but every time I click "install" it always says it can't install the file because it's corrupt.

I've had a few updates since getting the Note (it's been about a year now since I got it from AT&T) and I think one of those updates may be what's causing it to stop installing the APKs. Obviously other changes have been made under the hood, but it has to be the OS because I could install APKs when I first got the phone (back when it had Marshmallow on it).

I've tried wiping the cache and even doing a factory reset and it still won't install the APK file. I've tried several APK files and I keep getting the same response; App not installed. The package appears to be corrupt.

What's really odd is yesterday I was reading an article and it mentioned installing a APK for Google Now integration with Nova Launcher. I thought what the heck and downloaded the APK. It installed without any problems. I got this APK from the same place (APKMirror) I was getting the older APK versions of Gmail. I wonder why this one worked and the Gmail ones didn't?

If anyone could help me out I would appreciate it.

Thanks.
[General Topics] dougdraws:
I managed to install an older version of ES File Explorer this morning. I got it from the APKMirror webite. Unfortunately, none of the Gmail APKs will work. Obviously I can still install APK files, so I'm going to have to search around on some other sites and see if I can find a good one for Gmail.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] xda_rosh:
Hi friends,

I'm in US and recently purchased N950F (for the sake of OEM option and better audio quality) instead of the US version. Still on my 4th day (no OEM option yet) and notice a slight pink hue on the bottom area. Since i am still within the return period I am planing to get another.

I heard F and F/DS version are very similar except the dual sim support. I really do not need dual sim. So If i go for DS version (because of the price) to use only one SIM, will I loose something?. For example is the battery usage is more on DS because of the additional hardware to support the dual sim capabilities?

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] sefrcoko:
I have FD model and battery life is good for me. I use an SD card for storage instead of a 2nd SIM. I'm pretty sure 2nd radio doesn't kick in unless 2nd SIM is inserted. No difference/sacrifice if buying an FD instead of an F model as far as I can see.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] Mr. Orange 645:
They are actually the same exact hardware, and the firmware is interchangeable. The onky difference is the FD has an IMEI assigned to the second SIM slot. Some people with regular F models have managed to activate the second SIM slot, but without an assigned IMEI, it won't actually work.

If you don't plan on using the second slot for a SIM, then you're really neither gaining nor losing anything. I'd get the one that offers rhe best price and features you want (color/storage), and whichever one will maintain the higher ressle value.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dwillian:
Last night my stock Verizon Galaxy Note 4 received software update N910VVRU2CQL1. Does anyone know what this update fixes or changes? I cannot find a description of this software update anywhere.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dwillian:
I found the answer to my question:

Verizon just posted that

Software Version: MMB29M.N910VVRU2CQL1

Android® Security Patch Level: 2017-08-01, including Blueborne and Krack security patches

The current software update gives you the most up to date Android security patches on your device.

( See https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/samsung-galaxy-note-4-update/ )

Hopefully we will soon receive the Meltdown and Spectre security patches. It would be so nice if Verizon/Samsung would post an ETA for these kinds of critical security patches..
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxdaddy99:
With the note 4 being as old as it is, I'd say we are pretty fortunate to even get the patches that just ota.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seadoodude:
There should have been a little Link in the notice for the update and if you clicked on it you would have had a full report on your firmware update.

You should always look a little closer and get your information first. Before updating Anything if you choose to empower Control of your device!

I've had these note for since day one I still have two of them one new in the box..

Just Sayin....

:confused:
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dwillian:
And, as I said at the time, there was no description of the software update provided anywhere. That's why I made the original post (should be obvious to anyone). Perhaps you should read posts a little closer before making snarky replies (nearly a year after the fact I might add).
[Huawei P10 Questions & Answers] SavageRobot:
Does anybody elses phone keep switching itself right up to max?

It's happened since day 1 and is truly frustrating. I keep turning it down to medium volume and leave it on the desk then out of nowhere the notification or ringtone blows my eardrums! I think it has something to do with after receiving a call.

Or thinking about it, I have been getting a lot of nuisance calls lately so press vol- to mute it while I search if it is a known nuisance or not, perhaps that might have something to do with it? Can someone confirm?
[Huawei P10 Questions & Answers] cyber kamikaz:
Try disabling the Pocket mode. Here is how

https://xdaforums.com/honor-5x/how-to/emui-pocket-mode-dont-miss-call-anymore-t3459664
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
I tried to restored a nandroid backup which didnt work, I then tried to lock and unlock bootloader thinking recovery would reset original image and that didnt work and now its wiped. Any suggestions as I'm looping into bootloader screen and I cant even push an image using adb.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] sting5566:
Have you tried formatting your data in TWRP?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
Yes. But I have no way so far to get an oxygen os rom to my internal storage so I can flash. Just keeps going to fastboot mode.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] sting5566:
Did you try reinstalling Twrp thru fastboot?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
How would that help if I have nothing to flash? I can get to twrp no problem.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] sting5566:
You stated it kept going back into fastboot, sorry if I misunderstood. Your PC should see the phone while in TRWP, try another port on your PC or another cable.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
Yes, my phone is wiped and no OS on it either. Thats probably why its going back to fastboot. Is my only choice to unbrick? Which as I'm seeing would require me to go to hydrogen os before even being able to go to oxygen os?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] sting5566:
Even with it wiped, if you have TWRP installed and no OS you should still boot back into recovery, not fastboot. I would still try installing TWRP again, use the codeworkx version, seems to work best for most people.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
Ok so I'm definitely not understanding, once I install twrp codeworkx version then whats my next step to get my device up and running?
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] sting5566:
After that I would format data in TWRP, reboot back into TWRP and then copy over a rom. Your PC should see the phone plugged in booted up in TWRP.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
You mean I can copy OS 5.0.1 and flash directly to it after I copy it over?

Nevermind it worked, thanks. My whole issue was I didnt know the whole time that my pc would see the device as a directory while in twrp. Now I wonder why originally I booted into a black screen bricked when I flashed magisk 14 earlier.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] sting5566:
Glad it worked out for you. What rom were you trying to flash and why magisk 14, newer ones are out now.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
OOS 5.0.1 latest version of oreo for oneplus 5 is what I flashed and running now. Now I'm attemping to flash magisk, latest version and hopefully dont run into the black screen.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] sting5566:
The latest xXx rom is close to stock and runs great if you want to try something custom.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] maikvitesse:
It's a known issue. You have to use Magisk 15.2 or higher.

If you flash an older version you will get a black screen with a blue notification led.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
Yes, I learned the hard way :D

I thought I could flash 14 and just update to 15.2.
[OnePlus 5 Questions & Answers] SysAdmNj:
I actually want to stay close to stock. I dont even want to use nova launcher, I"m staying with OP launcher. So far so good, Not sure upgrade was worth the trouble yet ;)
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmacmil:
I just bought a T700 with stock Samsung Marshmallow. The firmware indicates it is the Canada version (both the seller and I are in the US). I plan to install TWRP with Odin and then flash either the Simpler Stock ROM or LineageOS 14.1. I am assuming that the country origin of the firmware will not affect my ability to do this. Is this a correct assumption?
[Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmacmil:
According to Updato, the Canada and USA models use the same firmware so my question is no longer relevant.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 8 Questions and Answers] AkshayKopite19:
Hello everyone. My mobile phone has tra id which is set to united arab emirates but I live in Mauritius. Whenever I use bixby, the phone gives me themes and wallpapers which is uae related. i want to change the tra id to Mauritius or remove it. How may I do that? Please note that I am new to this forum and if you can help, please explain step by step.

My phone (model N950F) settings read as follows :

United Arab Emirates

TRA ID : 0016333/08

TA : 00000000/00

Thank You.
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
(a close-up of the hinge – as can be seen, there’s no way of rotating the screen)

(from the left)

(the top with the monochrome screen and the controls outside)

Frankly, I expected FAR more from Toshiba, the manufacturer that, back in Autumn 2003, brought us the e800, which was practically unrivalled for almost one year: the first VGA device out there. After the e800’s pioneering into the VGA world a year before its competition, Toshiba seems to have lost its momentum: now, they just seem to be unable to come up with something really cool, really revolutionary.

The phone that most geeks have been waiting for was the G910/ G920 – the successor to the pretty much lackluster Toshi G900. Let’s see how it fares!

The first thing you notice with the device when you open the screen is that it only occupies little of the available estate – the rest of the upper plate (also housing the screen) is simply not used, unlike on, say, the predecessor (G900) or Sony-Ericsson’s X1 – two “simple” sliders (not clamshell models). This is pretty easy to explain: after all, this device is solely a clamshell device and you can in no way rotate the screen in the same way as on a HTC Universal or the VGA clamshell Sharp Zaurus models. This is why they didn’t put any buttons / the D-pad on the upper plate.

The results aren’t so bad as with the pretty much ridiculous-looking (see THIS for more user opinions on this question) Asus M930(W) (a.k.a. P930):

but is still FAR from being perfect.

Microsoft and/or OEM’s / ODM’s should forget sticking to the (W)VGA (or, as far as the Asus M930W is concerned, WQVGA; that is, 400*240) resolution in their strictly clamshell devices – again, on devices where you can’t put additional controls like the D-pad next to the screen. Do what Nokia did with the E90: with VGA devices, decrease the vertical resolution and, at the same time, make the screen much wider. You can even consider bringing back the “old” 640*240 screen used in Handheld PC’s – it wasn’t particularly bad at all. Of course, while we’re at it, you could make it, say, 800*320 (so that the device becomes compatible with ALL QVGA Portrait-only programs; that is, mostly games) or, as with Nokia’s E90, 800 x 352. The slight loss on the vertical resolution would certainly pay off with the much increased screen estate.

A different approach would be just not using the 1:1 pixel aspect ratio any more in clamshell-only, not rotateable models. That is, use wider pixels in your screens so that the resolution remains the same W(Q)VGA, but, with wider pixels, you'll be able to fill in the entire plate estate. Few users will be upset if you do so.

As THIS excellent MoDaCo podcast put it: if Windows Mobile clamshell device manufacturers aren’t able to fix these problems, the Average Joe’s will simply go for another model: either a slider (where the entire available surface is used up by additional UI components like buttons and D-pads) or the Nokia E90, which, thanks to the uneven, not strictly WVGA screen resolution (800 x 352), uses almost the entire upper plate:
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
Note that the Toshiba folks have also showcased two of their other models, the G710 (a very simple [no Wi-Fi, 128M ROM and TI OMAP 1030 clocked at 260 MHz only etc.] touchscreen-less Smartphone with a front thumbboard; nothing to write home about) and the G810 (a QVGA Pocket PC with pretty decent specs – for example, it has 128M RAM and, as opposed to all currently available (!) Qualcomm models, its Qualcomm chipset runs at 520 MHz). In the following shot, you can see both of them – along with the iPAQ 614 with a unique wheel design (and the outdated Intel Xscale PXA270 & unavailability in the U.S.)

HP

Still speaking of the HP iPAQ 61x (see the previous section), let me present you two close-ups:

As can clearly be seen, the MIDlet manager running on these devices has been written by Sun Microsystems. NOT Esmertec, NOT Aplix, not (the no more existing) TAO, no NSIcom (see CrEme) – but Sun themselves. While I didn’t get any definite answer on whether Sun plans to (re)enter the Windows Mobile platform, this is certainly a good sign. As long as it has been indeed developed my Sun, and not just a “let it have a Sun logo and Copyright and that’s all” step.

Of HP’s new devices, it’s, of course, their latest high-end model, the iPAQ 210 (a.k.a. 211, 212, 213 and 214, depending on your location; otherwise, the devices are identical, except for some localization, if at all) that interested me the most. After all, its predecessor, the HP iPAQ hx4700, despite its problems (flash writing issues even with the latest, unofficial, “cooked” ROM’s; lack of SDHC support [even with the latest, “cooked” Kozhura ROM’s]; the, at least for gaming / book reading, awful touchpad, the weak speaker etc) still a very decent device.
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
According to the MoDaCo folks, the specs are in no way finalized; I, therefore, really hope they DO put the latest S3C6410 (instead of the already-outdated S3C6400) in the commercial version of the device. Yes, I know even the S3C6400 is great compared to the heavily outdated and, in general, crappy S3C 2442 (still) used in all their (even the latest!) devices, but still - the S3C6410 would result in additional speed increase, power consumption decrease, 3D hardware acceleration, additional multimedia hardware acceleration etc.

Some other V900 photos can be found HERE.

Other sources of info:

Eten Club

A thread with some pics

Unfortunately, the MoDaCo folks weren’t allowed to take photos of the device either, it being so early in the production phase. On the Microsoft booth, as can be seen in the following shot (the V900 at the right end; I’ve also included the three new Toshi models on the shot), it was also separated from the users’ hands – that is, it wasn’t possible to give it a more thorough ride:

Gigabyte

Of the new Gigabyte announcements (see for example THIS for more info on them), it’s definitely the MS808 that seems to be the most interesting and is definitely the most feature-packed.

Unfortunately, the demo device at MWC wasn’t in working order, which can also be seen in The Unwired’s “hands on” video. The official Gigabyte homepage doesn’t have any info either.

Hope I’ll able to report more on this handset in the near future – for example on how it actually works. It’s slated for release in Q3, which may mean we still need to wait some months before we can get some working (!), public prototypes.

HTC

There wasn’t any new and/or really interesting device at the HTC booth.

I’ve quickly played with the upgraded (better(?) keyboard, 16G flash instead of the 8G Microdrive etc) HTC Advantage / Athena x7500/ x7501 and wasn’t particularly pleased. They didn’t showcase any new and REALLY interesting device either: the Touch series (Touch, Dual, Cruise):
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
And the P3470 (yes, another TI OMAP 850-based device…), TyTN II, s730 (Smartphone) and the Shift:

The only model I found cool was the HTC Shift (specs HERE – as you can see, it could have a much higher-resolution screen than the current 800 X 480, taken the 7” size into account), but it has just a barebone Windows Mobile operating system only usable to establish connections for Vista running on the x86 CPU (at least this is what I’ve been told by the MS folks at the MS booth).

(the size of the Shift vs. the Universal)

I also took some pictures of the Fujitsu Lifebook U-series U1010 UMPC, which is, while much narrower (albeit a BIT longer and thicker) and lighter than the Shift (171mm (W) x 133mm (D) x 26.5-32.0mm (H), 0.63kg vs. 207/129/25 mm, 800 grams; figures of the U1010 and the Shift, respectively) , still sports a higher-resolution, rotateable (!) 1024 x 600 screen. (Note that the linked U1010 page is from Singapore; I couldn’t find any mention of the model or even the U-series on the U.S. pages of Fujitsu):
[General Topics] Menneisyys:
(size compared to the HTC Universal – again, the latter with an extended battery)

(the Shift and the Fujitsu U1010 next to each other)

Windows Mobile devices at the MS booth

Still speaking of the MS booth, let me present you a more thorough list of all the showcased Windows Mobile devices in there:
[General Topics] LoGaY:
are there anyone have Firmware for M930?

or WM6.1 for this smartphone?