yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Spiaatie:
Same here. Tried once and hangs on WM logo. When I will have time I will take a look and see what I can do. :)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] cjohnson6965:
That's farther than I got - I'm stuck at the Samsung logo. I'll give your 23017 build a try and see if I get any farther.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] ericksonlk:
Hi nhanthoa

I want to make minor changes on my default wm6.1 rom - Not AT&T, but brazilian TIM -, as delete carrier stuff because I changed to another one recently.

When I try to dump my ROM with default tools (pdocread.exe or psdread.exe) I get part0x.raw or os.img. But I need PDA.bin to reflash. I have your kitchen and tadzio tools. Could you help with some clues about how to safely:

1. Rebuild the PDA.BIN to make a backup flashable image if something goes wrong; ---> Very important as I am still on warranty!

2. Dump cookable structure that fits your kitchen.

(I tried a few times but the built PDA.BIN on "ROM UPDATE" folder wasn't correct when I dumped it again using "Dump [pda.bin].cmd" and all the commands separately but still no luck)

I´ve been reading all the documentation on xda-dev site but, as I never did it before, there is a lot of stuff that I should be overlooking... I have real doubts about the data format of each part (.raw and .nb) and how to convert into flashable content. - there is a lot of steps that I don't fully understand what is going on... like .img=.nb -> nb0... but I need PDA.BIN??? Or is there a way to flash a .nb0 directly from sd card? I have no idea.

Thanks for your kitchen, I´ve been playing with if this whole week. (I never cooked before [there is no kitchen for the Axim X51v, my default PDA] and it´s a lot of fun) :)

Any help would be appreciated
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] jznomoney:
anyone make a rom so you can run 6.5 on the blackjack II?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Spiaatie:
Most likely BJII will not have a WM6.5 ROM, a have tried to cook a WM6.5 ROM, but there is a conflict with WM6.5 and BJII display driver.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] adavey:
Thanks for all of the wonderful advice about flashing and updating the i617 in this thread!

I am new to using custom ROMs and the smartphone world in general and was wondering if anyone could help me - I have read through and tried the instructions in the only OS clean ship ROM package but they say that they only work for Windows XP. Can anyone give me instructions about how to flash the ROM in Vista? I think I am having trouble because MS has migrated from ActiveSync to SyncCenter and they appear to be running different processes. Any help would be appreciated.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] dblnickel:
Anybody have the download for the original ATT rom bin file from the first post? The file is no longer on mediafire....
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] caidawei:
can you make a rom of 6.5

wo all suopport you
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
See my Kitchen is compatible....
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] princedwi:
is there anyone that can reupload or provide a resource for 6.1? I'd like to cook my own but the mediafire link is down.
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] tmhtpcmbl:
Download for nhathoa[SamSung i617] 6.1 kitchen

:( i tried to download you kitchen but link no longer work ... can u pleas upload it again ... thank you in advance :)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
Hi download my kitchen for I600 :cool:
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] virtualkev:
Adding my voice to the chorus... where, oh where, can I find these files now?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] bmunday:
6.5 on bjII

6.5 has been cooked for BJ2. I am running it and am happy.

Radio is happoer, phone is LOTS faster. Using it with Tornado Power Control 2 and OMAPclock.

Pretty good mix.

Phone never locks up, good battery life. GPS works out of the box.

search here more. Will dig out a link if I can.

Modaco has latest TPC2 for blabkjack 2 install and Tut.

I am runnning a versionof 6.5 from around december 29th. Reall great, was chinese, all of those IME, T9 issues were fixed.

Hoora!
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] zj4x4:
Blocky Fonts

Does anyone know a way to replace the blocky fonts in this build with the normal WM fonts?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] zj4x4:
I seem to be finding solutions for all my own questions recently. I followed the following article:

thinkabdul.com/2008/02/26/tutorial-howto-change-the-default-windows-mobile-6-system-font-with-vista-mac-or-any-custom-font/

Specifically, I copied segoe.ttf from my Windows 7 system to the \Windows\Fonts directory on my mobile and changed the Nm registry key under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\GDI\SysFnt to Segoe Condensed. Changing the reg keys under Barfnt and Popfnt didn't seem to have an impact on anything, and FontAlias key doesn't seem to be there in 6.5 anymore.

Now I'm happy with this update. :)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] yellowltd:
Halp!

Does anyone know how to get rid of the Lunar date in the Calendar?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] mykail:
http://www.4shared.com/file/KY_B2da8/SamSung_i617_Kitchen.htm
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] kimble005:
original 6.1 rom download

here is the link to the file i forgot to add.. :/

At www mediafire . com/ ?twazwol1g95
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] :
Help??

I can't understand how the kitchen = flashing a ROM.

I want to flash a WM 6.5 ROM (http://search.4shared.com/postDownload/rnelPdc1/BlackJack2_WM65FLASH.html) and i downloaded the RAR but I am not sure how to install it on the phone. A detailed walkthrough would be greatly appreciated for this noob!
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Hakim Rahman:
read and follow this Tutorial to doing flash rom, at here you go http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=4808129&postcount=2
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] hooddy:
Guys please share WM6.1 original update rom. All links Ive found is dead.
[Android Automotive OS] boyngheo:
Mod translation: My screen is running Android 9. I need rom cook version or root version for my HUR. If possible, please give me the password to open USB debugging.

Màn hình của tôi đang chạy Android 9. Tôi cần phiên bản rom cook hoặc phiên bản root cho HUR của mình. Nếu có thể cho mình xin mật khẩu mở USB debug nhé.
[Android Automotive OS] Badger50:
Greetings. As a friendly reminder, we ask all members to please post in English as stipulated in XDA Rule #4:

Spoiler content hidden.

Thank you for your cooperation, and have a pleasant day.

-Regards: Badger50
[Android Automotive OS] boyngheo:
Thanks !
[Android Automotive OS] Leo2905:
Go to Android… About Phone…. Build Number… 7-8 tips you are engineer mode and you can enable usb debugg
[Android TV General] baruchiro:
Hi,

I received a Toshiba LED TV 65U7751EV for our community center.

The TV comes with a minimal Android 5 version, without any apps and of course without Google Play.

The end goal is to start it on Kiosk mode, and show a Google Slides presentation on it, all the time.

The "worst" scenario is connecting a stick/streamer device into it and using its own OS.

But we prefer to check if there is any way to use the installed hardware.

How can I install apps on the system and control it enough to make it enter into Kiosk mode on boot?

How can I upgrade to a newer Android version?

Maybe I can install another OS (Linux) on the TV, instead of Android?

What about booting from Disk On Key (and hosting the OS on it)?

Any guide or thought that will give us the next step is welcome!
[OnePlus 12R / OnePlus Ace 3] IkySora:
I bought Ace 3 and flash into OxygenOS, but i discovered my cellular data never have 4G+, this let my net speed slowly anywhere.

I am sure my Telecommunications provider have 4G+.
[OnePlus 12R / OnePlus Ace 3] thang97:
Have you flash the original Ace 3 ocdt.img after converting to OxygenOS?
[OnePlus 12R / OnePlus Ace 3] IkySora:
Yes, but is not my original ocdt, is from another.

I can use 4G, but i can't have 4G+
[OnePlus 12R / OnePlus Ace 3] thang97:
That's the problem, each phone's ocdt is different, there may be some issue if you flash others. You must backup your phone's original ocdt before converting to OOS and flash it after converting, to ensure there are no issue

My Ace 3 completely lose wifi and mobile networking if I flash other's ocdt partition, it must be my own to properly work
[OnePlus 12R / OnePlus Ace 3] IkySora:
I see, thank you.
[Google Pixel 6] Raja Nouman Hussain:
I want to build the Google Pixel 6 (Orielo). In the LineageOS build documentation, there's an option called "Extract proprietary blobs," which involves connecting a Google Pixel phone to a laptop. However, since I don't have a Google Pixel 6, I need to obtain these proprietary blobs from elsewhere. I found a possible source here: https://gitlab.com/the-muppets/proprietary_vendor_google_oriole. Now, I'm unsure where to add this code and in which folder.
[Google Pixel 6] flash713:
From what I recall they go in your /los21/vendor folder or should I say your los21/vendor/google/oriole you create the google_oriole folder like google_oriole is what I rename the /proprietary_vendor_google_oriole to after cloning it from your /los21/vendor folder on your pc.. You could grab the extract-files.sh script after downloading source for said device , the script to extract blobs (extract-files.sh) is located in the /los21/device/google/oriole folder and look inside it to know for sure but from what I recall that's where it extracts after you clone it and run the script... An updated Lineage 21 blobs for oriole here: https://github.com/TheMuppets/proprietary_vendor_google_oriole

Hopefully I'm correct with this. Check the script just to be sure though. Hope this helps. :)
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Now that v1.3 is out and you have a choice between all 3 builds, which one are you going to use? Why? Feedback on how many people are using which can be useful when deciding what to support in the future.

Personally, my vote is for ADP1. Reasons: US localization and no MyFaves. Plus I hate soiling my ADP1 phone with G1 branding :)
[G1 Android Development] Stericson:
I think I'm gonna have to go with the Adp1 version

Stericson
[G1 Android Development] unknown.soul:
I'm using RC30 because I just reinstalled all of my apps with apkInstaller and I'm too lazy to do another wipe, then again, I don't have myFaves and I never use MSN, AIM, and YIM so the ADP1 build is right for me :p
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
ADP1. Don't need MyFaves or the other IM clients. That said, if the G1 receives a cupcake-fortified update and the ADP1 doesn't... ;)

Edit: Is voila.ogg the default notification sound in ADP1, or is that your customization JF? :)
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
Argh. The dreaded quote-instead-of-edit. Delete this please =(
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
I think it picks a random notification
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
Ahh. The buildprop file of official updates includes the following line in the additional build properties, which probably properly sets it:

ro.config.notification_sound=F1_New_SMS.ogg

I'm assuming once official update.zips for ADP1 are released we'll know what the default additional properties are. On that note, does the ADP1 documentation state whether ADP1 updates are coming at all?
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
what is this documentation you speak of? :)
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
Well, that one small square sheet of paper that (I assumed) was a complete and nuanced corpus on the workings of the ADP1 and all future support of said device. :D I guess i'll try the Android discussion group.

Oh yeah, since ro.config.ringtone wasn't defined, it randomized that too. I got Ether Shake this time around. Default is, of course, Bird Loop.
[G1 Android Development] brbk4498:
Is there a way to get msn in adp1?
[G1 Android Development] UnkzDomain:
I would like to use the ADP1 version, because I only have the 400 texts/month package so I never used the built-in IM app for anything but GTalk... But manup456's and Stericson's themes don't support the ADP1 version yet so I'm stuck using RC30. :p

Not yet, the IM app may be open source, but the Yahoo, AIM and MSN plugins for it are not.

You can always install the BuddyMob app from the market, though...
[G1 Android Development] faaque2:
was running adp1, find there is more functionality in rc30. but now that seems corrected with the new release.

went with rc30 for the additional space. why is the available space for the adp1 version 54 mb, but 71 for rc30? what is taking up the missing space in the adp1 version?
[G1 Android Development] Sandhawk:
ADP1 for me, I don't need myfaves, is there an easy way to remove amazon mp3 and voice dialer from 1.3 like the original adp image?
[G1 Android Development] s0niqu3:
Sadly my vote is for RC30 right now.

Make sure that the t-mobile hotspot access will work on the adp1 and give me the option for myfavs, and I'll switch.
[G1 Android Development] speoples20:
I like the adp1 because it doesn't have myfaves but I ran into an issue were it wouldn't let me flash a new theme. It boots up and get stuck at an infinate loop at the android splash screen.
[G1 Android Development] Tob3z:
RC8 for me because of US number formatting. I suppose it's not a big deal if you would not support RC8 in the future, would just mean us UK folk would have to find a way to modify it.
[G1 Android Development] usmc2k:
Lov'n the ADP1 !!!!!!
[G1 Android Development] popsi:
Same here, no myfaves and "correct" number format. Would use Adp1 if number format was same as rc8
[G1 Android Development] [RiS]:
AP1 + IM with support for MSN accounts :)
[G1 Android Development] Phromik:
I'd prefer RC30. I'd like to keep the official release for my phone, just with root access.
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
I think you have that backwards. the ADP1 has much more space available in /system than RC30 does. RC30 has around 3.5MB free space, ADP1 has around 15mb. Blame t-mobiles bloated stuff :)
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Yes. assuming you have adb on your computer:

adb remount

adb shell rm /system/app/com.amazon.mp3.apk

adb shell rm /system/app/VoiceDialer.apk

reboot, and they're gone (actually, I don't think the reboot is really needed. but it certainly doesn't hurt)
[G1 Android Development] Mi|enko:
ADP1 for me. I dislike myfaves (you can edit it online, so what's the point). I just like the knowledge of the freedom. :-)
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
ADP1 vs RC30/RC8

Part of it is MyFaves sure, but another reason that the RC30 image is larger is that on official production builds, all the apps in /system/app have their class objects extracted and optimized by dexopt during build. The resulting odex file is placed alongside the apk. In contrast, on the ADP1 the dex file is created at runtime on the ADP1 itself and is stored in /data/dalvik-cache. The net result is that there is much more space in the /system partition for ADP1 users, but as the user runs core platform apps, the /data partition takes the hit.

Example storage sizes for Alarm Clock, one of the core platform apps:

On RC30:

/system/app/AlarmClock.apk 131K

/system/app/AlarmClock.odex 55K

On ADP1:

/system/app/AlarmClock.apk 157K

/data/dalvik-cache/system@app@AlarmClock.apk@classes.dex 55K

I don't keep many third-party apps installed at any given time (usually about half a dozen) so the additional hit to /data isn't an issue for me, but users who are already experiencing space constraints on /data should keep the above in mind if considering ADP1 build.
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Ahh. that makes sense. Thanks for looking into it
[G1 Android Development] dcman008:
I went with rc30 just because I did not want to wipe my phone at this point.
[G1 Android Development] humble:
Giving Respect

well i know this is a little late but i need to give props to JF for the major advancements in the android custom.....(what is the official name?)

i'v tryed RC30 and ADP1 both are flawless(nothing really different to the eye)

the game breaker is, that i dont have myfaves so why do they need that info??? and to buy music off amizon??? i dont think so not for music

ADP1 ALL THE WAY!

THANK YOU:D
[G1 Android Development] Sandhawk:
ahh very nice! Thank you :)
[G1 Android Development] Mi|enko:
Seconded. Very handy. :-)
[G1 Android Development] joshtheitguy:
I chose ADP1 but is anyone else using it have 12 Mb less internal storage using ADP1 vs. normal 1.3?

I figured get rid of myfaves and crap like that would equal more internal storage.
[G1 Android Development] avolovoy:
What is the differences between stock ADP1 image and modified ADP1 ?
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Take a look at the changelog for ADP1 that I posted in the v1.3 announcement thread :)
[G1 Android Development] zwuncki:
edit

And JF: Damn good work!
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Hey, I just noticed something. The percentage of views of the attached changelogs in my JFv1.3 release post match the percentages from this poll pretty darn closely.
[G1 Android Development] avolovoy:
i feel stupid, i didn't realized that change logs are original vs 1.3 . I thought it's 1.2 vs 1.3. Lesson learned :) thanks. i went with ADP1 1.3.
[G1 Android Development] brandenk:
I would rather use ADP1 but I am using RC30 to be more theme compliant.
[G1 Android Development] pic.micro23:
ADP1 questions

I'm planning to change to JF 1.31 ADP1 but I have some questions:

1) Does it have Gmail, Contacts and Calendar working (syncronization with Gmail Servers)?

2) If I get the source code from the repository and compile it, will I be able to re-create the same ADP1 image?

Thank You
[G1 Android Development] uberingram:
I don't have many apps installed so space isn't really a concern for me so I just stuck with the JFv1.3-RC30 build. I may change to ADP1 later but for now RC30 is working just fine.
[G1 Android Development] [RiS]:
Yes, the only things it does not have is Voice dialer and IM with support for other protocols than gtalk
[G1 Android Development] start_developing:
Well to be honest I don't really know. What is the difference between ADP1 and RC8 (which I am currently using). I need the market and don't really now if it is available in ADP1.

Perhaps someone could help me.
[G1 Android Development] :
The stock ADP1 firmware doesn't have the Market, JF added it into the modded firmware.

I'm using the ADP1 version now :cool:
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
I don't know what crazy-ass ADP1 build you're using, but the stock ADP1 build has always had Market.
[G1 Android Development] [RiS]:
Yep. That's true.
[G1 Android Development] start_developing:
So there should be no problem to switch from RC8 1.31 to ADB1 1.31 right? But I have to do a wipe of the phone after installing the ADB1 version. Is that correct? And so I will lose all my settings.
[G1 Android Development] brandenk:
You are correct sir ;)
[G1 Android Development] teflon252:
wuz the benefit of ADP1?
[G1 Android Development] :
It does?

Ah, I must have been thinking of cupcake. Sorry :o
[G1 Android Development] jashsu:
Probably! And no worries. For the record, ADP1 stock has everything G1 has (apk-wise) minus Amazon MP3 and Voice Dialing. There are also some other subtle differences like how ADP1 apks don't have premade optimized dex files.
[G1 Android Development] Karolis:
I've stayed with RC8 as that was what my phone came with.
[G1 Android Development] nodens2099:
Actually, it doesn't have IM apps as well, only gtalk. No Myfaves either (which seems normal as this is t-mobile specific). Anyway, amazon MP3 can be installed from market I think, and I just noticed that the JF v1.3 ADP1 version has voice dial (the stock one didn't, as you mentioned). Anyway it doesn't understand my french accent so I'll soon uninstall it ;)
[G1 Android Development] dwang:
since adp1 doesn't have myfaves and myfaves does seem to send out sms messages every couple of seconds.

does adp1 have better battery life thaan rc30? if so i would probably switch just for that.
[G1 Android Development] JesusFreke:
Not that I know of.
[G1 Android Development] khoaitaychienvn:
im using RC30 cuz when I bought my phone, the firmware was RC29 :D
[G1 Android Development] DaMyth:
I'm using RC30 myself, and thought about using ADP1, but I'm not sure what the pros and cons are between the two. I've heard people saying that they're using ADP1 cause it doesn't have the myfaves on it, but my RC30 doesn't have it either. So what are the advantages of ADP1 over RC30???
[G1 Android Development] Amon_RA:
I switched to RC8 because of the myfaves messages and I notice that the battery life is better.
[G1 Android Development] gribble:
Can anybody please tell me the "number format" difference between rc8 and ADP?

I am using rc8 now because of the irritation i have getting the "wrong" number format for this german guy. Would love to use ADP since there is no myfaves and no gtalk which i don't need (so i guess some more free space :) )

damn .. i am still behind updating to 1.41 :( btw, great work, thx alot
[G1 Android Development] Markus31415:
Am I able to install the ADP1 Version on a formerly RC30 or RC8 for example??
[G1 Android Development] oDeACoNo:
Yes, if you have root on your phone you can install / swap between any of the 3 versions the only draw back is that you would lose your settings an such as it would require a wipe of data during the time of the update.zip being applied. :eek:
[G1 Android Development] heldc:
I'm not really clear as to what ADP1 has/lacks as compared to RC30, other than myfaves and gchat. Is that it, or are there other differences? Which will give me more usable space in the phone total, assuming I move caches (browser, market, maps) to the SD card?
[G1 Android Development] Nayyak:
with Original RC30 i used to have a 25-30 mb of free space. now with the ADP1.1 i have around 55 mb of free space.

I have everything i used to have with RC30 including Gtalk, Market, amazon mp3

What I don't have is (MSN messenger, Yahoo messenger) and I don't care since they charge u for every IM as Text. I also don't have myFav and btw, I didn't have it with the original RC30. [maybe coz i didn't have myFav package].
[G1 Android Development] MUZIC:
hopefully somebody has found some new answers ;)

or

some expert android developers have more detailed answers :)
[G1 Android Development] jorge89:
is there any way to make this work with terminal emulator? I keep getting a message that the file is a read only file, I'm using cyanogen's latest build, Idk if thats based on adp but I really want to get rid of the mp3 store and voice dialing since they are always taking memory.
[G1 Android Development] oreoOozZz:
Did you really just post in this thread?
[G1 Android Development] Meltus:
i find what he posted slightly more worrying.
[G1 Android Development] jubeh:
65th post on epic zombie thread!
[G1 Android Development] jaaronmoody:
FTW TMOBILE can have my shorts when we get voip!!!! adp+++++++1
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] sandy-mj:
can someone please tell me how much storage space does moto one action stock rom firmware occupies ??
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] ze7zez:
~12 GB (android 11)
[Motorola One Action Questions & Answers] sandy-mj:
12gb without any extra applications installed?
[Amazfit] bibichetl1:
Hello,

on my old Stratos I could disable the heart rate in the settings for each sport, I just bought a cheetah and I can't find that (to save battery on long treks of several days). Do you know if you can disable heart rate measurement when you start a sport?

Thanks
[Honor Magic V2] goran90:
Did anyone solved problems with android auto?

1. When I connect phone(wireless or with cable), phone works at 60hz instead at 120hz as it is supposed too. Tried couple different phones, all work at 120hz.

2. Lock screen double tap to wake up doesn't work, lock screen doesn't work at all.

3. Phone become laggy after some time using android auto.

Biggest problem is that phone work at 60hz when android auto is connected, is there any solution or Honor made this phone at purpose to work at 60hz on android auto?