yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] aristottle:
I am in Atlantic Canada, and was getting the 7777 thing most of the afternoon......it kept trying to reconnect for data....I did a soft reset assuming it was something wrong with my phone.:eek:
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] magicalan:
hey hey ur awesome just wanted to point that out haha :D
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Detroit_Doug:
More information is needed if you want help with this...

1) Is your phone a HTC Vogue (aka Touch)

- not a Touch Pro, Touch diamond, Wing, Android/Google or anything else

2) have you unlocked you phone?

- if not, then you havent read up on how to flash a phone and bricking (breaking) your phone doesnt seem to matter

3) If you have unlocked the phone and it is a HTC Vogue and you are recieving a "Lost Connection" error HOW are you flashing

a) USB direct to PC

b) from the SD Card

c) waiting on pixies to carry to data to happy flashy land

If connected to PC via USB - extract the ROM to a 2GB FAT32 formatted SD Card and insert into phone and power on and try that method

If attempting to flash through a cradle device - plug via USB to PC cable directly

I have read although never personally experienced any issues with Windows 32 nor 64 bit errors but they can occur, go to flashing from SD Card

Detroit Doug
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] jmitr:
c) waiting on pixies to carry to data to happy flashy land

LMFAO!!!! That's my preferred method!!!!!
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Globespy:
How do I get the Manilla 2D version?

I loved one of the screenshots as it looked like the way the new touch pro 2 looks.

After I install the ROM on my vogue it defaults to WM6.5, but I preferred the manilla screenshot
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] CyCLoBoT:
You have to go to Settings --> Today --> Item Tab and then uncheck Windows Default and select TouchFLO.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] alanbrenton:
I was able to hook up to the internet (internet sharing) the entire day as well and I live in Toronto. I did notice that there was time this afternoon where the phone had to dialing the 777 number twice or thrice.

I'm still on v15. Never really tried the stock ROM.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] deep309:
I had the same connection problem at the same time in Windsor. It was Bell not the rom.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] cool bean:
Can someone point to me where to get the stock rom for bell? Thanks a million!
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] mixxy:
bell's data servies were down today. Theyre still down in some areas.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] mixxy:
bell.ca/htcsupport
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Detroit_Doug:
(shakes head) for some reason I find myself not at the least bit surprised either

LOL

Detroit Doug
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Goodge:
Geez, he promises V16 and then disappears?? :P
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] spuzzum:
http://www.htc.com/ca/SupportDownload.aspx?p_id=70&cat=2&dl_id=98
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] HTCguy71:
Don't worry it's coming. My best guess, he's either made a change and added something cool, fixed some bug, and/or he's busy. He's a student and school did officially start today.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] vladkgb:
Just FYI, for all who are having problems connecting to the net, read this post:

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showpost.php?p=936352&postcount=7

Download all the .cabs run em and then initiate the IOTA via instructions in the post.

fixed my problem. very good rom!
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] distho:
Hey NFSFAN, I have used your roms for a while and I really liked this one but I was out today and out of no where the phone rebooted and started running the startup configs etc. then it rebooted again and sat at the startup screen. I rebooted it a couple times and it stalled at the same place. I had been running it for about a week and had not installed anything. I know it's odd, so I did the pwr+cam+soft reset to boot to the cokeman bootloader and am reflashing it now. I'll post back if anything odd happens again but as you can see by my post count I'm a lurker and just letting your know.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] blackrook:
Ya.. Bell's mobile internet was down across Canada today for several hours - Right when I was depending on Google Maps to help me find the nearest Canadian Tire. Got a bluetooth stereo installed in my car =D

Was there a resolution to the Mega Dialer calling problem?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NFSFAN:
Will begin uploading it in 1/2 hour. Was busy last night and today.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] 1loudsvt:
understandable...as always thanks for all the hard work
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] cool bean:
So guys, to flash from NFSFAN 3.1 to this new WM6.5 ROM, I should first flash to this stock bell rom and then followed by the new WM6.5 rom?

Can I just directly flash from 3.1 to this WM6.5 directly?

Thanks again!
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] 1loudsvt:
16 is up!!!!!

first to download?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NFSFAN:
V16 is up!!! Enjoy, and please donate if you can :) I appreciate it, and it really helps, even a dollar. I'm a student, and the year just began for me. Still have to buy a few things :)
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] intimidatorx31:
yes trying it out now :)

Just Donated as well.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] norrillous:
Sorry for the Delay. I had to work. I tried what you had mentioned, I also tried hard reseting the phone and reinstalling the previously mentioned files. and I even tried installing the sprint IOTA.cab to no avail.

as far as usernames and passwords go. I have tried my u&P for www.sprint.com, my cell number and standard passwords, my cell number and last 4 of social and an e-mail address I can recall from looking at some of the settings in the original rom.

I contacted sprint and this is what they said.

The problem with this is when I go to the services tab and scroll there is no internet....

any ideas?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] intimidatorx31:
I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM!

Did you flash to stock rom?

Because i flashed to stock rom (sprint) and then to custom NFSFAN.

The stock rom screwd up my internet settings. So i called sprint.

They had me mess with the settings (##778#) and enter my email my password (which was the phrase "secret") and made sure some other lines of the epst were ok.

They had me do something lik that iota too. but i just said yea uh huh. and i didnt do it because it wasnt present anymore NFSFAN's rom/WM6.5.

But the iota thing just initiates the internet. Doesnt matter if you run iota... if your settings are all messed up then you wont get internet even if iota were present.

Just call sprint.. tell them that your phone froze and that a sprint rep told u to run this updater which would reset your fone. That way they know right away you need to manually input settings on your fone.

** just keep in mind remember what the sprint repp tells u to change because you probably dont wanna call them everytime this happens.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] norrillous:
k, thx i'll try that
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] intimidatorx31:
Here is the 2 screens the sprint rep had me go to and change

Here is the 2 screens the sprint rep had me go to and change.

I took screenshots of them via "capsure" incase i ever needed to input them again.

She had me change like some of the numbers to the numbers u see above. The password thing was secret.. i had to type that in. i had to change the email to my firstnameLastname@sprintpcs.com.

Hope this helps
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] eugene2007:
Reminders

I'm running v15 and was wondering if there's a way to stop Reminders from repeating? The option is greyed out on the notifications page.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NotLutzik:
Edit your email @
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] linarticulate:
same thing happened to me.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Blackcircle:
V16 working smoothly....Thank you NFSFAN. Calendar and timepicker looks great! Waiting on some moola...I will throw some your way soon.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Blackcircle:
Is there a way to completely change the top bar? I tried adding a different pic to it but it takes the clock away and cuts the word. Are there custom bars out there...looked and didn't find.

For example...I would like to have the "leaf" pic on the bar. Maybe a wrap effect. How difficult(or is it possible) would it be to do this? :confused:

Clarification-the bar under the windows logo.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] mrudzik:
Dialer question

does anyone know what the differences are between the mega dialer posted by Atoz350 and NFSFAN? I have been using the dialer posted by Atoz but it seems to not be compatible with HTC Volume Control. Any observations or other differences?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] tempests:
Well the first mistake I see is the domain name is not www.sprint.com. The proper domain name is sprintpcs.com.

Flashing to stock then flashing to the custom ROM really has no affect. It is merely luck. The reason why Sprint will not let you get data is because the system doesn't reccognize your phone.

In closing, I think the Sprint data problem can be resolved different ways. For me, when it doesn't work, I do what I mentioned before then soft reset and boom, I have internet.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] tstack77:
The two files are:

hh_fw_title.PNG for the top bar

hh_fw_tab_bg_fill.PNG for the bottom

For the bottom, you'll need to crop a picture to 240 x 38, and for the top, just use this one (it's 240 x 1 which makes the top bar only 1 pixel deep).

Then just insert them into your windows folder, but you need to make sure that touchflo is disabled to unlock the folder.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] HTCguy71:
From one student to another... i sent a little donation for you to your paypal....thanks for the great roms! :D

Steve
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Blackcircle:
Thanks for the help.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] jadesdan:
v16 is great!!! Thanks NFSFAN!

Does anyone know how to enable the new timepicker to work with the clocks and alarms page or the appointment set up? The only time I saw it was during the initial time set-up, everything else has been standard.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Blackcircle:
I've been trying to figure that out also. I thought it would pop up when you touch the calendar tab but it doesn't. Looks nice though:)
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] amad99:
I never thought this would happen to me... but i guess it was inevitable. My phone would do the reset thing and i flashed 2x w hard reset and now it's stuck at the blue bell screen after configuring for the 3rd time...
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] tempests:
Hard reset your phone, then flash again. If that does not fix it, flash back to stock, then flash again. If I'm lazy (like now), I back up data, hard reset to clear all my programs and mods, then flash 3 full times letting customizations run each time. When complete, I restore email, data and contacts, then re-install any programs I had installed.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] mrcrusha829:
Reminder snooze time selection.

I have questioned about this before and have done some homework to see why when a reminder pops up that I cannot select a snooze time. Well it seems that HTC did not include it!!! I found an article on engadget.com that mentions this is part of the new notification mods that HTC Mega has. Looks like we will have to wait for HTC to include the snooze time selection later on. For now looks like will just have to put up with the default 5 minutes snooze time for reminders, unless someone out there knows of an app that will take over the reminder notifications.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] smo1a:
Just sent a donation. Many thanks for your hard work!
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] derekwilkinson:
Try reconfiguring the headset with the phone. (Delete and repair)
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NFSFAN:
Yea, the new 6.5 build even though it isn't usable in its current situation, it has some new additions. New windows live, new outlook live, skyline marketplace a new UI, improved shell. I haven't spent too much time playing with it.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] superman651:
So I have a friend that has a verizon vx6900 and he wants to have GPS. I've updated it to my sprint 3.42.30 radio (didn't let the customs run). I think it actually runs a little better than the leaked verizon rom with the GPS hack reconfigured on it. Although that didn't make the GPS work. I now have put NFSFAN's 1.12 b3 rom on it and he loves it but am still trying to figure out how to get his GPS to work. I found this link http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=VerizonAGPSFix to get it working but I can't seem to download any of the programs and none of the pictures will appear on the page. I've also heard of a cab file you can install but not sure if its the best to do. Any help would be appreciated.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Ta-mater:
Does anyone else use PCAnywhere?

it used to work just fine on bell's latest stock rom, but after flashing beta3 (first time), it wont connect.....even though it's using same settings as before... just says 'unable to connect'

Is this maybe related to the Latitude connection problem?

EDIT: Nevermind, I found the problem between the keyboard and chair.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] jerdog:
Where in this topic is the Sprint 1.09b3? I went to page 1, but it only shows 1.08. Searching the thread didn't turn anything up that I could find.

Thanks in advance.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Csquared:
Goto Page 13
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Detroit_Doug:
Check page 13 in the topic (states it in the first post) thats where all the (b) or Beta versions are available at

Detroit Doug
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] olografix:
Hi Detroit Doug, I'm in a office building, mainly concrete I guess. I never lose signal at my desk, a constant 2 to 3 bars on EVDO. As soon as I go outside, I get a sat lock in about 20 seconds, so no complaint there.

My question is aGPS should be using data transfers and triangulation to help determine location, right? If I disable GPS on my device, will aGPS kick in? I doubt it'll work, but I'm willing to play around with it. Is there a way to know "which GPS" is trying to function and determine location?

Tell me if I'm getting this complety wrong!

Thanks.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] ScrapMaker:
Ever since I upgraded to the iolite ROMs, I've had problems with programs closing themselves. I even modified the registry entry to disable autokill.

I have to run the following:

ActiveSync - Exchange (as items arrive)

Dashwire - Auto sync

GPSToday - Geotagging pictures

OZ IM - Always connected

SEVEN - gmail (as items arrive)

Quite often, I find one, or even two of these programs have closed themselves... happens 5-10 times each day. This never happened to me before. Is this solely because of the iolite M2D eating up an insane amount of RAM? It's sitting at 74% right now, when previously I'd swear it was at 50%-55%.

I don't understand why programs are closing... I've never seen it go above 80%. If I open up Opera, it's almost gauranteed to kill GPSToday, or Dashwire.

Do I have any options, aside from going back to a previous non-iolite ROM?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] ScrapMaker:
If your carrier is doing aGPS properly, then you can get GPS, assuming you have cellular signal. If your building is blocking your cell signal, theres pretty much a 0% chance that you will get TRUE GPS either.

That being said, HTC devices don't seem to REALLY do Sprint aGPS. On my M1, which has a similar hybrid aGPS chip, I could get locks in the bottom floors of hotels, in thick concrete buildings, and other crazy places, and it never took longer than 2 seconds to get a lock.

With the Vogue, it takes anywhere from 5 seconds to 20, assuming you are outside, or in a friendly building--near a window/etc..

I miss the true aGPS :( I sat my phone next to my co-worker's Instinct, in one of our server rooms, and both opened up Sprint Navigation. His locked in less than one second, and mine never locked--ever.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Detroit_Doug:
Firstly you do NOT have GPS on the phone, there is no "true" GPS chip-set/antennae within the phone itself (think Garmin, TomTom, etc) to my understanding aGPS (assisted Global Positioning System) utilizes a form of triangulation from your cell tower network and positioning by a form of pinging the towers for timing then doing the math it calculates your distance from each and gets an approximate location. (this is all guesswork on my end havent spent the time to actually confirm this info)

Ive noticed in locations around here (Im in Las Vegas) if I am having issues with obtaining locks I make sure auto roam is enabled on the phone, soft reset and try again, takes a while because of the nature of the beast it will attempt a home network connection first then drop to roaming so be patient (and make sure you have a proper plan as roaming will make for a huge bill at the end of the month

Ive never had to wait to long for a signal since the 1.07 ROMs of NFSFAN (or a select very few other Chefs ROMS either) and Sprint (my carrier) used to be the big dog locally here but as since dropped by the wayside and has been difficult to utilize aGPS of late but this series of ROMs have had no issues obtaining both fast AND accurate locks (accurate per the warning on software e.g. google maps, MSN Live, etc of the accuracy being within so many meters of actual location)

Personally, Footprints and even more so Google Maps w/Latitude are geek toys for me, not saying that they are not useful for someone whom would actually utilize it fully (road warrior sales types, vendors and the like) but for the average user working in an office or tech center (as I do as I am in the IT field) but they are not of use other than a shiny coolness factor simply as I know where all my PC's, Printers, Servers and the like already are and dont need a footprint to determine a photo/location map LOL and I wont even go into the security issues of google's latitude (look it up its an interesting read) and how it was released without really thinking about or having in place a secure and safe ability to only allow certain users to know where you are or your family are...

I agree with ScrapMaker though it is NOT true aGPS nor was it intended to be moreso a new way to utilize an aGPS like service with lower cost and lower power configurations.

Detroit Doug
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] ScrapMaker:
I believe there really are GPS chips/antennas in these devices. The gpsOne chipset is capable of fully-standalone operation. It depends on how you configure it on your individual phone.

Any way you slice it, it's still not that great of a GPS solution. I use it mainly for local searches, but 99% it would have just been faster to type out my location, even with the touchscreen--which I can't stand after playing with hardware QWERTY phones...

Clearly, this is not ROM-related--but I think more of WM in general. I wish I could figure out what allows dumbphones with the same GPS chip to lock on immediately, even in a basement...
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] fusion600:
The Vogue definately DOES HAVE true GPS (Just like TOMOM, Garmin.....) I use it all the time snowmobiling where there is no service. The GPS is Very accurate too. Not as accurate as my Garmin handheld, but more accurate than my bro's Nuvi. the vogue will get me within 10' of actual locations. IGO8 is the best true gps software available curently for the phone, with Garmin Mobile being a close second.

aGPS works flawlessly on the phone as well, but comes down to provider as to how your experience will be.

My GPS works perfect in the elevators at work, so it is not a hardware issue, and I am lucky that I am on the same carrier (Bell) as NFSFAN is able to test and experience the performance same as I get.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] olografix:
I'm with ScrapMaker on this one. I pretty sure there is a GPS chip/antennas in the devices. This should explain why we get no signal inside and a good signal outside. Also, when I use GPS Viewer, it tells me how many Sats I connect to with a multitude of info. I doubt we would get that for cell towers.

The reason I started all of this is because of the option "Enable AGPS" option found under Settings>Location section of the ROM. I thought that AGPS would help locating me if I did not lock any Sats but I'm now thinking that AGPS will help to locate you faster but will still require you to get a lock on a satellite.

As far as usage of GPS, there's no need to have to justify it. Obviously footprints is a toy, and I've debated wether I'd actually use this or not, but I'm the kind of person who tries to get the most out of what is available to me. The day I need GPS capability to locate me and give me directions to somewhere, I'd like it to be able to.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] natefish:
Internet BUG?

Hi, I may have found a beta bug. I am using Sprint 1.09 Beta 3 and I am mysteriously losing my internet connection after having the ROM installed for a few days. It's as if my phone completely forgets it can connect.

I don't have any different apps installed that I didn't have in previous versions of the ROM when I didn't have this problem. I have tried the following at least three times and have been unsuccessful:

Hard Reset with a full system restore

Hard Reset without any kind of restore besides PIM

Run Internet IOTA settings in Phone settings (won't even open the IOTA settings dialogue when this issue is going on)

Install a DCD cab for operator settings

THANKS for your input.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Csquared:
Im running Sprint 1.09b3 and have no issues. Maybe its Sprint in your area. Maybe reflash.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] kalex:
Just update to 1.09B3 and NFSFAN as always you have done an awesome job.

I do have one question:

in Touchflo in main screen 2 of the soft buttons are mapped to Phone (left) Camera (right). In previous ROM it use to be Phone (left) Programs (left). Programs use to take me to Programs screen in Touchflo. how do I map the right soft button to Programs instead of Camera?

thanks

Alex
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Csquared:
Anyone know how to delay the curtain on phone canvas. Many times I want to make a call and then press the speaker phone button. By the time I go to press the speaker button the curtain is up. I just need it to delay maybe another 2 seconds.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NFSFAN:
New final releases will be coming tomorrow. I fixed and updated a few files in the 21014 system build. It should fix any weird issues people may have with their phones.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] natefish:
Right, sprint in my area:rolleyes:...I am reflashing now. Great to hear about the final releases.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] tempests:
100 percent

Nice stable FAST ROM. Smooth install. Everything is working perfect.

No problems here whatsoever.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] bobzero:
v16 seems pretty solid, haven't found any new bugs thus far, although the wired microphone issue is still there.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] eugene2007:
wired microphone volume problem

I was hoping the wired microphone problem was fixed in v16. It's frustrating having to disconnect the headset if a call comes in when I'm listening to music. Prior to v15, I was using v4 and volume was fine.

NFSFAN, any luck fixing this problem?