yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] wilddog:
Got it working for some reason htc home needed to be removed as it was causing a conflict (not real sure why it was there in the first place) after I took that out went to the weather tab and boom there is the list.

thanks for every ones help
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] theintelligent:
Required an analogue clock matching the diamond's default theme.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] junooni:
hi all,

yesterday i got an aftermarket, all purpose usb charger that could charge my iphone, my htc, my zune and my bluetooth GPS device (easier to carry one charger for all)

i put my htc on charge overnight, the way i usually do, but when i checked it in the morning, the screen was not responding to touch. the screen was fine and i could do the navigation thru keyboard, just no response on touch...

the screen wasn't burnt or damaged in anyway from any side, neither was the device hot.....

my charger specs are 5v / 1.5 amp output....

i suspected a software issue, and hard-resetted as well, but no use!

any idea if the charger (amp rating) could be responsible for the damage?

thanks,

Farrukh

http://bytesizer.blogspot.com
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] nir36:
Thread will be revmoed as it was posted in the wrong section.

Q&A Team
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] junooni:
hi all,

yesterday i got an aftermarket, all purpose usb charger that could charge my iphone, my htc, my zune and my bluetooth GPS device (easier to carry one charger for all)

i put my htc on charge overnight, the way i usually do, but when i checked it in the morning, the screen was not responding to touch. the screen was fine and i could do the navigation thru keyboard, just no response on touch...

the screen wasn't burnt or damaged in anyway from any side, neither was the device hot.....

my charger specs are 5v / 1.5 amp output....

i suspected a software issue, and hard-resetted as well, but no use!

any idea if the charger (amp rating) could be responsible for the damage?

thanks,

Farrukh

http://bytesizer.blogspot.com
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] pizza_sh:
Same problem i'm facing . . . . .

Is there any solution to it ?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] damir-bosna:
i had the same problem a couple day ago, sounds funny but

i've put it i portrait mode and just hit my left hand with my uni and it started working again,

btw check is there any dirt on the edges of the screen, try cleaning it

or go to align screen and tap every point of the screen to see if the cross moves
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] enigma1nz:
It is an interesting problem in a sense that it is sudden. Usually digitizer failures and loss of touch sensitivity happens over a period of time. The only time it can happen suddenly and completely is when the digitizer gets ripped off at the connector or comes loose over time. Doubt the charger was responsible. You have an intermittent (or permanent) digitizer failure. Try re-flashing ROM to exclude software corruption issue. If all fails - replace the LCD+Digitizer.

IN CASE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. I know it sounds extravagant to replace both, but unless you have a specialised equipment and/or are capable of flex soldering, I suggest purchasing both in one unit. Can either go new, in which case I suggest cnn.cn as one of the cheapest sources for Dopod D900 (which is the model you will be searching for on that site, no others will be available) LCD+Digitizer combos or... purchase a cheap failed second hand unit with good screen.

The replacement is a fairly straightforward job if you are capable of following the instructions precisely. The instructions can be found in a Service Manual floating somewhere on this site.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kkoenen:
Hello fellow HTC-ers!

I've made a dump of my Blackstone (using pdocread -l), all seems fine. Got 4 .raw files. Now, Dr. Jay in his movie says to "get" a .nbh file. From where?? I'm confused. Read several postings about IMGFS, but those didn't help me to get to the next step.

To be precise : I want to have a flashable backup of my original (NLD : Original NLD ROM - 1.14.404.3_Radio_52.49a.25.26_1.09.25.14) ROM before I install HSPL and start cooking my own. Preferably, I want to create this original flashable ROM myself, just to get familiar with the tools and the process.

Could anyone tell me where to go from here? (4 .raw files)

Thanks.

Grt., K.

ps. when I search this forum for ".nb" or "nbh" I get no hits.. Does the searchkey have to consist of a minimum number of characters?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
[REF] Blackstone cooking class 2009 [for all cooking enthousiasts]

Like the title says. Every now and then people are asking how to start cooking. Some do and others can't find all the needed ingredients. I start this thread for all of you that want to start and share knowledge about cooking. It will focus on the basics, everyone is invited to share. Believe me, it is no rocket science, just a tedious task and a bit time consuming :)

The purpose - ROM Cooking demystified

I know some of the cooks will take a look every now and then and contribute. I still have to learn a lot so don't expect to get everything on a plate.

Some basic rules

1. Read the thread and the tutorials before posting.

2. Search the forum before posting.

3. No useless postings.

4. Be as clear as possible in your questions and provide enough background information about your configuration.

5. Be polite and let's make it a nice thread to stay.

Above all, have fun and enjoy the cooking!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
The basics

Module - Your first rom

* TUTORIAL: Definitions - THANKS to Andrew

* Installing the kitchen and extracting a rom - by kwbr

* Your first build after extracting a rom - by kwbr

* Installation after first boot

Module - Creating packages

* Your first OEM package (to hold your registry tweaks) - by kwbr

* Creating a package from a simple cab - by kwbr

* Creating a package from a more complex cab - by kwbr

Module - Removing packages

* Removing specials
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Documents

* Hermes Cookbook - THANKS to sambartle

* My Way of cooking - THANKS to Anichillus

* How to ADD/REMOVE programs -THANKS to mfrazzz

* How To Manually Make your own OEM Package from a .cab - THANKS to Noonski

* How to change the PagePool before flashing

* Replace Graphics in Exe Files and DLL's

* [TUT] Manual Full XIP Porting - THANKS to Ababrekar

* Home to Various Guides (HTC Tutorials) - THANKS to Ababrekar
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Kitchen, ROM, OEM and SYS

Basic components

1. TOUCH HD ROM Kitchen (From JugglerLKR and JCEspi2005)

2. Clean 1.19 WWE rom to extract with example packages and SQM disabled kwbr

3. If you want to choose your own base rom to extract (e.g. if you want to cook in another language) get your rom here.

4. WinCE CAB Manager to create your service packs.

OEM package repository kwbr

* An example to store all your registry tweaks

* JBed JAVA 20081113_2_1

* OEM Internet Explorer version 6

* OEM Adobe Flashlite

* SD autorun UC 2.0

More OEM packages

* {FOR COOKS ONLY } OEM Packages - THANKS to Ather

Advanced tooling

* IDA Pro Disassembler and Debugger

* Itsme tools and info - Willem's klaphek :)

Special thanks

JugglerLKR and JCEspi2005 - for the Blackstone kitchen

Noonski - for support and the Elfin cooking class

Ervius - for packages creator

Dutty - for his NBH Tool

udK - for CustomRUU

dark simpson - for htc rom tool

misar - for G'Reloc

bepe, cmonex, itsme, mamaich, oli, pof, tadzio, theblasphemer, udk, the-equinoxe, Anichillus, ayyu3m, r0p3, Ababrekar, Kokotas, htctouchp and all the others on xda for the wonderful tools and tutorials.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] bobsbbq:
When is class # 1? I have played around a little with the Samsung i780 and actually flashed a ROM dump but never went far enough to learn about xip, packages, and other things. So I will stay tuned.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ~~Tito~~:
That's what I need to know :D, and package compiling, and ui tweaks, and some other things.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Hello my dear fellow cooks. Everything to start is in place. To make it easy to start I added 3 pictorials to install the kitchen, extract and build your first rom and a tutorial on how to add an OEM package. Links to all necessary reading are in post #3. I also added a clean 1.19 WWE rom with OEM and SYS to make an easy start. It now is up to your imagination.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ~~Tito~~:
Wow, thanks :D! Soon I will be a great chef!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] robertus3d:
Hi,

I'm not a senior chef, but if I may, I will give you my contribute!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] beautyangel:
Ready to learn

Thankssssssssssssss so lot bro, ready to learn and keep in touch, really need to learn bro. great job dude. Awesome. :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Well, class #1 has just started since the basic documentation is in place. Let's start :)

I wrote a bare description to create a first OEM package. It's in post #2.

Great, I knew. Welcome and thanks for the support.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] iSlaker:
this EXACTLY what i was looking for. i am so happy i found all info in just one place. man, this is really good stuff. congratulations. i'll keep a close eye to this thread. will try to post my adventures too. but i must confess everytime i read the word cooking it reminds me of kitchen noises, smell of food... who invented this cooking term anyway? lol why not to say compile, build....
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] lesiohormon:
stick that post :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Rofor:
Hi,

Yeah, this is really worth a sticky!

As the Touch HD is my first WinMob cellphone, i was looking for such a thread where all those infos are concentrated!

Many thanks for this!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] boyanovv:
Big thanks to get this together. I already managed to make my first steps based on the Touch of HD ROM, so another thankls to kwbr.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Ameet:
Ehm.. Dont you think the thread belongs to me? :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Any case, anyone can contact me in case if any info needed :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Hi Ameet, consider it a slip of the pen :)

Everyone gets the deserved credits, corrected post #3. And thanks for the support.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Great that is what the thread is about.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] NOBELOVE:
Finally for HD....GRRRRRREAT

@kwbr

Here you are!!! it could be much easier for me to find this thread if you left me the link for the threads in your PM, anyway I found it accidently and not using the search option since I tryed it for hours but it didn't help a bit,

Anyhow thanks for opening a great helpful thread which I think it should be... sticky... sticky... sticky

After scrolling through the thread I still couldn't find answers to my questions. So here they are:

-From which folder do I need to delete the program folders that needed to be deleted? (SYS, OEM, or TEMP) Since some of them have duplicates.

-How about the registry do I need to edit anything after all or deleting the folders only would do the trick?

-What's the difference between using the buildos.exe and the buildos+package_tools-2.7 and what is the proper use for either of them?

-in some posts it mentioned that you can add a program by placing it's package to the "OEM or SYS" folder What's the difference if I put the packages in OEM folder rather than SYS folder? do i need to do any registry changes? If so then where?

-Do I need to use the buildos+package_tools-2.7 after all and along with placing the packages in the OEM or SYS folder?

-Can you name me a good editor to use?

-What would be the best way to change in manila's, using the packages method or replace them directly from their location in the kitchen?

-The final and most delicate question is how can I integrate the registration info in a shareware program package?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] johnpatcher:
Which duplicates do you have? Try to delete it from both :p.

The registry entries are stored in the rgu file, which can be found within the folder. So by deleting the folder you also delete the registry entries.

Personally I'm just using the "old" version, which is quite simple to deal with.

Afaik it makes no difference. Its just a logical seperation.

Using the "old" version works just well.

Personally I'm using PSPad.

Sorry, this question doesn't make sense? What do you want to change?

I think it depends on the software you are talking about. You have to find out where it stores the appropriate information and then have to include it. Figuring out where it stores the information could be time intensive. Dump the registry before the registration, dump it aftwards, and then compare it using WinDiff (for instance). Its included in the kitchen. Some software may also use the filesystem, so you have to modify and/or copy some files.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] NOBELOVE:
@johnpatcher

Thanks a million for your quick response.. now I can start cooking with no doubts, I only ask basic questions "as it seems" just to have a clear mind during the process.

About the manila question, may be I wasn't clear in deliverance but for instance I wanna change the tabs and I have a package that I made for that, is it better to use that package by the traditional way or just replace the manila files in OEM\Manila folder?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] johnpatcher:
You can't have two files with the same name, otherwise BuildOS will show you an error message.

So you either can replace it, or remove it from the manila package and include your own package. Its up to you.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] NOBELOVE:
Thanks, :) you just saved me from a whole wasted flash
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Vampire2800:
!!!!!!!!!!!!! STICKY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Someone should seriously STICKY this thread. Just my 2 cents.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Yes, you can delete packages from OEM as well from SYS (like Entertainment, Office and WindowsLive).

Some values are also stored in provxml files.

Some remarks regarding OEM and SYS. I think added packages should go in OEM at least for the following reasons:

a. OEM stores hTC and Operator packages which most resemble packages you will add as a cook.

b. SYS stores microsoft system files, drivers and packages. When you update the sys it is easier when it is clean.

c. You should group updates/packages for a better version control.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Creating packages

Added a new module (in post #2) - creating packages.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Sir.B:
this is a great resource thread for all aspiring new chefs

big proops to you kwbr for getting this together

i want to encourage any new chefs to try Cainfire CFC to improve TouchFLO 3D/Manila performance.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] robertus3d:
You may do alternative method, put similar name, and rename it on setup phase with a provxml file and some instruction...

Look into Oem folder and into 04XX folder to see the _2330fc3c_manila file for example!

This file is for the localizzation of the name of location in the database of manila weather!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kwbr:
Removing specials

I realize some things need extra attention to be removed.

1. To remove the Manage Programs applet you have to delete the following directory:

SYS\FWUPDATE\historyui.cpl

2. To remove Customer Feedback remove the following files:

SYS\Shell\ceipui.exe

SYS\SQM\sqmce.dll

SYS\SQM\sqmconn.dll

SYS\SQM\sqmdata.dll

SYS\SQM\sqmevent.exe

SYS\SQM\sqmsvc.dll

SYS\SQM\uptime.dll

SYS\SQM\uptimesqm.exe

And use this registry tweak:

;-------------------------------------------------------------------
; Disable customer feedback
;-------------------------------------------------------------------
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\SQM]
"Enable"=dword:0
"EnableUI"= dword:0
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ControlPanel\Customer Feedback]
"Redirect"="ceipui.exe"
"Group"=dword:1
"Hide"=dword:1

Install attached files:

Install custsat.dll to SYS\SQM\custsat.dll

Install mxip_notify.vol to SYS\Shell

3. To disable error reporting you can use the following tweak:

;-------------------------------------------------------------------
; Disable error reporting
;-------------------------------------------------------------------
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\ErrorReporting\DumpSettings]
"DumpEnabled"=dword:00000000
"MaxDiskUsage"=dword:00000000
"MaxLogFiles"=dword:00000000
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ControlPanel\Error Reporting]
"Hide"=dword:1
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] okat:
404 on pictorial

Hey there,

Thanks for the effort. Wanted to try some cooking for myself (haven

't started) and thought this place was a nice place to start.

It seems the links in post #3 aren't active anymore.

Just thought I'd let you know.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] noritren:
wm 6.5

Hi,

I'm trying to cook a rom, and if i start from shipped rom there is no problem, but if i use another cooked rom there are problems extracting rom.

For example, i want to use last miri rom as baserom and remove some stuff.

is it protected?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] zYAp:
That's excactly same thing as i wanted to do, but they are protected in some way i can remember. Also rom kitchen says you need part01.raw and part02.raw, so you will need them to extract, but i don't know if rom builder needs to supply them or you can find them at the internet
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] noritren:
if u use shipped rom there's no need of part01 and part02...u need only .nbh file.

But if u use a cooked rom the procedure fails
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] ultimatepichu:
I was following the Installing.doc until step 8 - about the

And yes, after done what should I do? I mean, nothing came out - no 'whole bunch of text scrolls in the dosbox and a window pops up'.

I tried press Enter but nothing happened either.

I'm wondering, if it's because I used a cooked rom? Or must I use a shipped rom?

Sorry if this is asked, but I want to be a cook from a zero ground :o

EDIT: maybe there's something to do with previous posts that I failed to understand? Maybe someone can enlighten me here :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] acetone802000:
Hello,

i the fisrt post your links to how'to don't work anymore.

I have an HTC blackstone from my job. My company made an cooked rom. (an HTC Rom with some softs from my work who are installed for ex: AFARIA security. After an Hard reset, without any uSD in the phone these softs are installed).

With itsutils i made an dump. Now i have 4 raw files Part00.raw-Part01.raw-Part02.raw-Part03.raw for 458Mb. I don't find any how'to for transform it to an flashable rom.

Thank you very much in advance.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] htctouchelfin:
not all links work you can fix them?
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] BarrettBear:
Help?

I wonder if anyone had a copy of the installation.zip file. It is no longer being hosted :(
[XPERIA X1 General] Erum:
Hi,

I need someone to program a panel for me.

Right now I need a rough estimate of the cost and time it will to say design something like the SPB Shell?

I will provide all needed graphics and layouts and anything you need with regards to the design.

Please PM me your quote.

Thanks!

Erum
[XPERIA X1 General] Erum:
What, no one?
[XPERIA X1 General] afreeb:
Unfortunately...

I dont think your gonna get much of a response at the moment as a) the whole panel development has been exceptionaly quiet since the product was released and b) sony's own panel development competition is still ongoing and so IF there is anyone out there who has gone into development of panels i am 99.99% sure they will be focussed on this as a way to showcase their abilities rather than taking on private projects

Is just my opinion of course...
[XPERIA X1 General] Erum:
Thanks! I guess you are right about that.
[XPERIA X1 General] THESpideyWVU:
If I had the ability I'd certainly help out... I've actually got a buddy who I'm begging to make some panels for me haha.
[XPERIA X1 General] afreeb:
panel development...

Erum... im guessing what you are working towards is the improved sms interface thing youve taked about here and on xperiax1.net?

if so i totally agree this needs to be revamped and would love to be kept informed of any development for idea sharing, testing etc... im no techy but id be happy to help...

Andy
[XPERIA X1 General] Erum:
@TheSpideyWVU, Keep at it LOL. May be you can convince him to develop panels for the both of us LOL.

@afreeb, Yes, that is the one I want to work on. I've got some of the layouts worked out and I have a detailed list of features I want added. Now all I need is a programmer. Feel free to PM me your ideas and features you'd want. And let's hope I find someone :)

Isn't there any panel developer who requires a great looking interface for their panels? Perhaps we can swap skills :-D
[Touch HD Accessories] puhonder:
Hi all,

what do you think about this InfraRed Adapter

Is it possible to use such a device with Blackstone ???

I just found this one ... click.

If you like to DIY , look here.

As I can see e need this Sound-to-IR adapter from Griffin Technologies!!!

Their product Total Remote 5001-RMT /which is discontinued btw/ is ONLY transmitter. Anyway it uses software with big list of supported devices.
[Touch HD Accessories] gaelynx:
Adding an IR port to the HD sounds cool, but what are you going to use it for?

Communicating with old devices? or just to use it as an expensive remote?
[Touch HD Accessories] puhonder:
Only for making it universal remote control.
[Touch HD Accessories] DigiMagic:
I've bought a used ipaq 3715 from ebay for that purpose and can confirm using a PPC as remote control is excellent option.

(Though looking at 320x240 screen, after having seen HD, kinda hurts the eyes. :p )

I may buy few IR diodes for experiments...
[Touch HD Accessories] lamajstro:
I am also interested in adding an infrared port...
[Touch HD General] Psygnosis84:
Hi guys, the Touch HD is making me poor since it likes to eat my credit away.

Whenever i turn off Data Connection in the Communication tab, it keeps turning on after a while. So it seems like something is turning it on.

I have checked everything including any email settings but i cannot see any Automatic Retrieval turned on unless you can point me to that direction.

So i don't know whats turning it on, but it is rather annoying because Vodafone charge heaps for Data.

I was with $150 credit last week, now i'm on $45 with not much calls.

First day i got my Touch, i didn't how much they charge so i was amazed at the Weather tab so i kept updating to see other cities.. in the morning i had no more credit.

EDIT: I tried the NoData program but i'm starting to think that i don't actually want to turn the whole thing off, only to use it whenever i want to use like when i want to retrieve an email. Any other alternatives.

EDIT: I found out i was on auto retrieve email every 5 minutes so i guess that may have been the problem.

----

Now my speaker question. Is it me or whenever i make a call i press the speaker button, the sound sounds distorted. It seems like the sound is peaking. i can still hear them but it seems to peak at parts and makes it hard to understand.

Whenever i play music, it seems fine but with calls it distorts through the speaker. Holding it to my ear is fine.

Anyone know what the issue might be?

Thanks in advance :)
[Touch HD General] Asrar:
Could be the weather update tab, sometimes it is set to automatic update, and also, as you said the email refresh set to five minutes are the main culprits. If you have set up exchange email in the active sync "configure server" then that also must be set to manual.