yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] tanked:
First of all, I want to thank all the XDA contributors. Y'all make some great guides and tools. I hope to join the ranks some day.

Some background, then the question. So I've cooked a couple roms based of the ATT 3.57.502.2 ROM, extracted the OEM/SYS/XIP folders, made a couple of my own packages (from cabs + registry edits), and built a splash.nb. I'm using Kaiser Kitchen v0.3, but I do not use the 'kitchen' per say. I am a big believer in that a tool is only as good as your understand of it. If you are using a tool and the only thing you know is 'I input x and I get back y', you haven't learned anything. That being said, I've steered away from all the .bat files included in the kitchen.

Now the question: When I use PKGTool on the dump folder I get the SYS and OEM folders as expected, but I also get six .dsm files too. They seem to reference a "OEM_UpdateCert" and a "PackageGSM". What are they, and what should I do with these .dsm files? I just ignored them on my first batch of roms.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] mbarvian:
I'm pretty sure you can just delete those if you've already made packages
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] tanked:
Yeah that's what I'm thinking (my other roms work fine), I was just wondering if anyone knew their purpose.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] -888-:
I don't know "their purpose", but I always get rid of any leftovers like that.

Tools are tools, they never replace human's thinking, so you gotta help them after they done their job ;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] tanked:
Haha, works for me. Thanks bud.
[Samsung Galaxy F62 / M62] HIBISCUS:
As we already know Samsung if 62 is a flagship device and whereas poco is a general device which is not at all thermal throttled but this Samsung if 62 is thermal throttled for battery performance and CPU heating and all so here the Samsung if 62 is having a huge big Exynos flagship model so it is the best model till now from Samsung
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] RedRamage:
Okay, so I know that the xv6800 ain't generous on RAM, but I'm constantly running low. Usually well under 10 megs. I'm using memmaid to try and keep things in check, but I'd really like to get more freed up for use.

Any suggestions on utilities that might help? Are there specific files (like fonts?) that get read into RAM on boot up that I could look at trimming down to get more room?

Thanks,

Chris
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kdj67f:
You could post what ROM, Page pool size, apps, homescreen plugins, etc.. you are currently using. That could give us a base to help you with.

I use oxios memory to recover stale ram and the stock task manager to close apps and I bott at 32mb available. Obviously I am running nueROM3, so every rom is different.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] signal34:
I am running DCD 3.2.6 and after a night or two after charging, I'm down to about 8 megs and have to soft reset. MemMaid helps a tiny bit during day-to-day use.

I also found out that when I put my SD card in, it drops from about 25mb to 15mb instantly. I don't know if that's due to programs I have running on my SD card or some power setting. I yank it out....10MB magically re-appears.

I run iLauncher with some shortcuts to programs on my SD card, and have all of my TomTom maps on them as well. As far as that goes, nothing else I can think of as to why my RAM drains night after night and why I lose that 10MB.

You're not alone.......
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kdj67f:
Have you tried uninstalling programs and seeing where the big leak is? I only install programs like games to the memory card. Nothing that runs as a regular day-to-day process. Its something to try. Then maybe re-install to the main memory to see if that helps.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] signal34:
Not yet. I just got an extra refurb 6800, so I plan on doing some testing with your suggestions (don't have the ability to go w/o my normal phone for too long for testing). I also only have games installed to my SD card, so I'm thinking it could be some of the power settings I tweaked with when I had my 6700 (as far as the losing-RAM-when-inserting-card issue).

After the end of charging, filesys.exe, device.exe and gwes.exe are all around the 6-8MB mark (I made it down to 4MB of available RAM two days ago). I don't know if it's a program leak, or again, maybe something I did with the power settings.

Time will tell......
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] RedRamage:
Okay, I'm running build 20275.1.3.3 dcd ROM.

Not sure where to find my page pool size.

For apps, it depends, but my usuals are Mobile Shell, Media Player, SPB Online, eReader, and PIE. Mobile runs in the background of course, and I'm lucky to have two of the other programs open. If I try a third it usually slows WAY down and often hangs.

Today screen plugs ins = 0. I use Mobile Shell's NOW screen as my home screen. Which reminds me, I've got spbWatcher running somewhere in there too.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] joojoobee666:
Have you tried dotFred Taskmanager to look at all your running apps?
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kdj67f:
Good suggestion.

I have never ran it, but SPB mobile shell was thought to eat ram, much as manila does. I could be wrong though... Lots of weather and mail plugins constantly nibble at ram too over the course of a day..
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] pdub73:
Signal34...

what version of MemMaid are you running? also it is possible you have too many programs running from ur SD card I only gain 4megs of ram when I remove my SD card...

on the latest version of MemMaid there is a system Tweak called "optimize" if you have this version you should try it...the lowest my memory ever gets is 11megs and then I go into the task manager close whatever is running and it gets back up to 15 or 16 megs and after a soft-reset I get anywhere between 18.4 and 20 megs free...

that is with:

SPB Mobile Shell

SPB Pocket Plus

HTC Homeplug

PhotoContacts Pro

and messaging...running at startup
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] signal34:
I'm running MemMaid v2.3 and just noticed that setting, so I'll give it a whirl (many thanks! :)). I just found out that my SD card issue was due to previous FATFS settings I had ported over from my 6700 days (I have my own registry tweaks cab). After clearing those out, I no longer lose that 10MB RAM when I insert the card....only about 1MB. :D

On startup, I now get about 17MB RAM after everything loads. Besides all of the normal system files, on startup I see:

VoiceCommand

tmail

ActiveSync

connmgr (is this normal?)

AE Button Plus

Small Menu

Magic Button

poutlook

NK.EXE (????)

My Today screen runs:

TodayTime

PhoneAlarm

TodayAgenda

iLauncher

Weather Panel

I'm still trying to figure out the charging issue, though. I don't know why I lose all that RAM....though I wonder if it has to do with having it charge via USB rather than the wall? :confused:

Thanks for all of the suggestions pdub!!
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] RedRamage:
I moved a bunch of dll to SD card as well, and that seems to help some. I also discovered that SprintDB has like four or five dlls... some of them quite big! I deleted that program and that seemed to free up a lot of memory. I also got rid of everything else that I'd tested at one point but decided not to get or keep. I had a lot of old dialers on there.

Last night I had PIE, Media Player, PocketInformant, Mobile Shell, and eMail all running and still had 8 megs free.

Feeling a lot better about the memory situation now. I'll still work at tweakin' as much out of it that I can, but I'm feeling better for sure.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] pdub73:
No problem, until we can get our hands on a HTC Diamond we have to make the best of the RAM we're given...if I come up with any other MemMaid tweaks I'll let you know...I'm still trying to learn all its new functions..

Conmgr.exe seems to be a normal process, i have it as well
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] sdsoundguy:
Willing to bet SPB Mobile Shell might be the problem

I have used mobile shell on a few different phones and I always found it to be a memory hog so I usualy end up installing it. Tried it orginaly on a Treo 700w (very bad idea) then a Samsung i760 good phone should have been plenty of memory but after a day I would be down to around 5 megs free I had already disabled the samsung today screen clock since that had a known memory leak. I have tried Mobile shell on my VX6800 with stock ROM, DCD 3.2.5, 3.2.6, and NueRom3. NueRom3 was the only one that left the device enough memory. Right now I have it uninstalled and am using Throtle Launcher seems to be a little easier on the memory.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] BillThyCat:
Installing software and putting DLL's on the memory card won't free up RAM, it will free up ROM, but that makes very little if any difference on the performance of the phone.

On older PocketPC 2003 software and older, there wasn't a ROM, everything was in RAM, so it made sense to install software on to your storage cards. Since the Titan has seperate RAM and ROM, there is no need to install on to your storage card. Actually installing somethings on the storage card will slow the phone down, when the phone wakes up it has to reinitialize the card and this can take 1-2 seconds, which is one reason ring tones don't work well or will get delayed when played from the card. In my case I install all of my programs to my internal storage, copy over my ring tones, etc to my internal storage and only use my storage card as storage for backups, GPS software, and my cabs to reinstall after a hard reset.

To free up as much ram as possible, limit your number of today items, don't install MSVC, and have as few programs open as necessary. I use the HTC task manager and have it set to close all programs except ActiveSync and my phone runs on average around 20mb free at all times. I am using DCD 3.2.6. Programs like Manila and SPB Shell all are memory hogs, sure they look nice, but are they a required function for your phone, or are they just easier.... You have to be able to make the distinction in order to get more free ram on your phone. Since these programs have to be "running" to work, then they eat ram. I don't mind programs that are memory hogs, pending they aren't running 24/7. But those UI programs do eat a ton of memory.

BTC
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] RedRamage:
I'm really debating dropping Mobile Shell, but I do enjoy it a lot.

There is no question it's a memory hog... usually between 2-4 megs depending on what theme I'm running.

But, it also gives me a lot of functionality. I really enjoy having the list of upcoming appointments and alarms along with a quick and easy way to adjust volume and brightness from the NOW screen.

And the menu launcher is perfect sized for fingers.

Plus I like the picture dialing rather than having to browse through my contacts. Again, nice sized for fingers.

I know there are other options out there that can do all these things, but my question is: Will they be an gentler on the memory??
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] rbardos:
I have the same dilemma. Really like all the SPB products especially Mobile Shell with the Diamond skin, but I just can't take the memory loss any more.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] worwig:
I keep seeing where people move stored programs from internal ROM to external ROM to free up RAM. That doesn't work on WM5 & WM6.

I have a number of programs installed on my Today screen, and Voice Command. Voice Command alone eats up about 3 meg of ram. But those are things I need to remove to free up RAM.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JokeZony0u:
Diary over Shell...and does MemMaid really work..?

Instead of Shell, you can actually try SPB Diary, which isn't as nice as the Shell..but I found it quite useful- especially since it allows mail and text message previews and even allows a contact plugin, where your entire contact list is on the today screen under a tab (this eliminates the need to actually open the contact program, which i found sucks up 1% of RAM..lol), furthermore you can choose to pin contacts on the top so you can put the contacts you call most in a more convenient place

About the calender and appointments..it also has a tab that shows upcoming appointments and if you hit the calender's tab twice, it brings up a mini version of a calender that lets you see when things are due..etc..etc

The SPB Diary can also integrate other plugins (I realize putting IM+'s plugin into the the tabs reduces the RAM usage by a lot)

It also has a Notes tab (allows you to quickly access Notes, Word docs and Excel docs) and a Task's tab (which shows all tasks)

Of course the SPB Diary isn't as finger friendly, but I found that my fingernail and a bit of tweaking allows it for finger usage..doesn't look as nice..but if its functionality you want, the SPB Diary works very very well

I gave MemMaid a shot..and set the Optimizer to Extreme Speed and transferred several DLL's into the memory card..but nothing seems to have improved..furthermore I used the "Reclaim Memory" function and it doesn't reclaim RAM at all! Oxios Hibernate works so much better, where you can actually see an increase in RAM through the HTC Task Manager's percentage..so..does MemMaid actually work for anyone? Since I bought it already..I figure I'll keep it..but..

One more thing..if you're using A_C's S2U2, it actually brings up the RAM usage..to probably 2-3 MBs..if you want a simple locking mechanism, use the device's lock program (ugly, but does the work well) and you can have it automatically activate by using Homescreen Plus..It took a very long time to get rid of S2U2, since I liked it so much..but in the end still did it for the RAM
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] JokeZony0u:
Some SPB Diary Pics..

Thought I'd show what I meant when the Diary shows everything you might need:

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[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] kdj67f:
I know this has been beat like a dead horse, but if you like those RAM-intensive apps like SPB MS, M2D, HTC Home etc... Try No2chems 6152 pre3.

I have been messing with 3.2.6 and pre3 for the last few weeks trying to figure out a way to run these apps/plugins/launchers and make the best of all of it. I have a broken arm and am not able to work so i figured I would try to do something useful with my off time. :D

Now I just have to compile a list of all the files necessary to make pre 3 as solid as 3.2.6 :D
[General Questions and Answers] ajajsoni:
I rooted my device harpia and flash linage OS

after some days I found some problems with this OS so I flashed stock rom

since I do this I can't even flash twrp on my device

is there any way to flash a custom rom in this device ?

thanks in advance!!
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
If device's bootloader is got successfully unlocked then you at any time can flash a Custom ROM - preferably by Fastboot.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hardy00:
I do not backup my WhatsApp chats on Google drive. I uninstalled my WhatsApp app and when asked to restore could not find any chat back up file. But my local storage contains a crypt14 backup file. How to I restore the local backup? WhatsApp won't allow me to do that. Please help!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 1890170:
Look inside here:

https://xdaforums.com/t/help-thread...ypt14-android-11-decrypting-database.4285625/
[Introductions] XTSKY:
hello, I`Am Xtian

greetings to all friends on xda
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] viperbjk:
Hi there ...

as I just broke my diamond while finding usb diag port, I thought I should sacrifice it to the whole xda dev group to see if it has any jtag.

Jtag pinouts are available on special request and will not be released to the public (for security reasons, sorry).

Btw. :

The NAND and CPU is epoxy glued :) HTC did a good job there ....

Cya,

Viper BJK

P.S.:

Any donation (like a new Diamond *GG*) is welcome :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] cr2:
Maybe you can post the motherboard pictures ? I'm interested in the FM/RDS chipset used by HTC.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] viperbjk:
Hi cr2,

of course :) If you also need JTAG pinouts, send a PM.

Here they are :

http://revskills.de/downloads/front.JPG

http://revskills.de/downloads/back.JPG

Cya,

Viper BJK
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] Shahd:
jtag Pinouts

viperbjk

Thank you for mainboards pictures.

I am trying to develope several thing for the Diamond such as Micro-SD Slot, a micoswitch to switching out of GPS receicer physicaly (saving batterypower) an so on. So I could also need and use jtag Pinouts as well.

I possible, please send me the jtag pinouts.

Thank you in advance.

Shahd
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] viperbjk:
Hi there :)

It seems there is more than just jtag pinouts needed to use jtag for msm7200.

I'll get back as soon as I can analyze it.

Btw. :

If someone has a bricked Diamond (flashed wrong bootloader/SPL/OS) and likes to donate for jtag research, you're welcome.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] imranbashir_uk:
On the back picture there is a connector on the left hand side. Looks like it could possibly be a MicroSD SLOT. Can anyone confirm what it is?!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] viperbjk:
It is the connector for Sim Card. No micro sd slot.

Cya,

Viper BJK
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] viperbjk:
News flash :

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

We are now able to read MSM7xxx nand via Jtag and we are sure we are soon able to also write nand and get some diamonds unbricked :D

Cya,

Viper BJK
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] cloudedhopes:
i'm not completely sure what that means - but by the sound of it... AWESOME! good going guys!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] dingil:
JTAG means http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Test_Action_Group
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] Mandragore:
Well done! Would be nice for those with really bricked Diamonds..
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] lokje:
last news is from 3-4-2009.

Someone else more news about JTAG !!!!!!!

:):):)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] viperbjk:
Relax. We are just having one week holidays :)

Cya l8tr,

Viper BJK
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] Menthalion:
So, what exactly are the symptoms of a bricked Diamond Touch ?

I ask because yesterday, after having HardSPLed and running an unofficial ROM on it for some time, for some reasons I went back to the latest official HTC ROM update.

However, I wasn't that keen on the changes, so I decided to flash another unofficial ROM. I forgot that flashing the official update might have changed my SPL to an official version as well, so I didn't reflash HardSPL.

I installed a new ROM (UdK Topaz R7), and everything booted OK for the first time. I took the phone off from the USB cable to install S2U2 , and while the progress bar was doing its thing left the phone lying on my desk. When I came back, my screen was black, power on didn't work anymore, no lights are seen even when in the charger. Reset doesn't work, neither hard, soft or battery. Putting in another battery doesn't work either.

It looks well and truly dead. It already had some strange problems though, so it might just be a strange coincidence. Can anyone confirm this is how a bricked Diamond behaves ? I think it's strange the new ROM worked flawlessly first time, and operation just halted while it was running normally (or does S2U2 1.62 install force a reboot ? I didn't think it did). If it is bricked, could this be fixed with flashing through JTAG ?

Any help would be appreciated..
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] viperbjk:
Well, if you aren't able to access the bootloader, then yes, your device seems to be bricked.

Cya,

Viper BJK
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] viperbjk:
Small update :

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

Our Jtag solution now fully works with MSM7200/7500/7600 :

Nand write/read/erase.

We already unbricked a broken Diamond.

Cya,

Viper BJK
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] lokje:
GOOD WORK GUYS !!!!!!!

IS IT POSSABLE TO DO IT BY ORSELF TO FIX THE DIAMOND WITH JTAG ???

I'm happy if my HTC Diamond can be repaired with your Jtag !!!

Can you explain how i can do it !!!!!

THX
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] viperbjk:
Currently it is in a beta status. You will need a Jtag Hardware (we prefer Segger JLink-ARM), QMAT with jtag dll and good soldering skills.

I'll let you guys know as soon as we have finished beta status.

Cya,

Viper BJK
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] sebibsc:
Hello

You are extraordinary guys if you did that. I have also a dead HTC diamond. If you found or already founded a solution to revive it please send me this. Or, can I send you the main board of my phone to try to make it? In exchange I can make a donation for your effort. Thank you.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] lokje:
hallo Viperbjk,

You're beta status of the JTAG dit you finisched the program and the settings of soldering ???????:)
[General Questions and Answers] tinyhour:
[ 99% 1249/1250] glob vendor/qcom/opensource/interfaces/wifi/supplicant/2.0/src

ninja: error: '/home/tinyhour/data/source/lineage16/out/target/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/WfdCommon_intermediates/javalib.jar', needed by '/home/tinyhour/data/source/lineage16/out/target/product/enchilada/dex_bootjars/system/framework/boot.prof', missing and no known rule to make it

11:47:45 ninja failed with: exit status 1

#### failed to build some targets (01:51 (mm:ss)) ####

android 9.0.0_r46

OnePlus 6

Lineage16.

OpenJdk11.

Compilation error，Do you have similar problems? How to solve it?
[General Questions and Answers] D∆$H:
Pls can anybdy help me restore the imei of my realme6 phone
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
The IMEI number is usually printed on the box that your phone came in.
[General Questions and Answers] dedq:
Flash stock ROM .
[General Questions and Answers] D∆$H:
Already done still no luck
[General Questions and Answers] D∆$H:
Bro from phone IMEI no. Are deleted
[General Questions and Answers] Deleted member 1890170:
Take not that the original /EFS partition - where phone's IMEI and other network stuff is stored - isn't touched when re-flashing Stock ROM or any other ROM, will say re-flashing phone's Stock ROM never brings back a lost IMEI.
[General Questions and Answers] flash713:
You must backup your efs partitions before you begin experimenting and installing things on your device.

In future you can do this (with root) and termux app: type: su (enter) Grant root, type this: dd if=/dev/block/sdf2 of=/sdcard/modemst1.bin bs=2048 (enter)

dd if=/dev/block/sdf3 of=/sdcard/modemst2.bin bs=2048 (enter)

SD card will have backed up files to save on it. All credit for this goes backup method goes to @Funk Wizard where I first learned this on a OnePlus device xda forum. Transfer the backed up files to PC, USB thumb drive, cloud or where ever they're safe. If this ever happens again you can use fastboot from your PC to flash these efs partitions and it will restore your IMEI and your device will work. I do not know of any other way to do this excerpt this way. This is why 8ts so important to always backup your efs when you get your device!
[Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra] PLEASE HELP LL:
i keep getting errors for

and

google contacts do not sync from my samsung to the web contacts....but if i add on web contacts it sycs with contacts app on s21 ultra.

anyone else having these issues?

in addition to those issues i have attached a screenshot of what happens when i restart my cell....

thanks in advance

LL

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[OnePlus 9 Pro] Mbsi_2006:
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[OnePlus 9 Pro] blackhawk:
I be more concerned with a good case as that provides most of the protection in a drop.

The screen protector is mostly for sand and mar protection.
[OnePlus 9 Pro] Mbsi_2006:
Yes
[OnePlus 9 Pro] thats_the_guy:
Any LOCA screen protector is worth it, but you'll have to have se patience installing. I like matte protectors so I use this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0957SJBMM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share