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[Networking] ADB100:
Hi Paul,

Do you not also get the 'sleep-of-death' behaviour after you stop the BlackBerry Security service? I could live with disabling the service after a soft-reset as I don't reset it very often. However I also get the 'sleep-of-death' where there is no way of waking the device up after a period of inactivity - only option is a soft-reset.

I am just hoping our IT dept see sense and enable Exchange ActiveSync in the near future....

Andy
[Networking] wwwes:
mortscript

I have not tried this myself, but here you go.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=395390

good luck
[Networking] Tendulkar:
I use BlackBerry Connect 4.0.0.103 on my HTC Kaiser running WM6.1. It works fine however I would prefer Exchange ActiveSync. The IT policy that has been
[Networking] mitsi:
Hi Andy,

Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. I have been trying wwwes' mortscript and have not had any luck yet.

With regard to your question, there is no "sleep-of-death" behaviour after stopping the Blackberry Security Service. There are no after effects at all. If you don't mind having to input your password and then disabling the Blackberry Security Service in MemMaid after soft resetting, then this will definitely work fine for you. You can set your phone up to automatically start MemMaid following a soft reset. You do this by putting a shortcut to MemMaid in your startup folder in the Windows directory. You can even make sure MemMaid starts on the same screen as last visitted by going into advanced tools within the MemMaid programme, so you will only need to tap on the green button next to "Blackberry Security" and then exit MemMaid.... Quite easy, but as soft resetting is such a good thing to clear ram and make programs run quicker/smoother, I want this to be without having to wait 1 minute & then having to do all this faffing about.... I'll post back if wwwes gets back to me with my query on the Mortscript method.
[Networking] ADB100:
This isn't how my Kaiser behaves, it may have something to do with the version or even the security policy. If I stop the BlackBerry Security Service I always get this 'sleep-of-death' behaviour. I have tested it many times and it is always the same. It is really annoying......

Ah well, apparently our IT dept has realised ActiveSync exists and are testing it at the moment so I might get my wish at some point in the near future...
[Networking] mitsi:
Hi Andy,

I wonder - are you stopping the Blackberry Security or deleting it? If you delete it then it will crash on you. Have you tried MemMaid and just stopped the application? I am still trying to get this Mortscript to work, but still no success. I think this would be the answer to our problem because it doesn't interfere with the IT policy.
[Networking] ADB100:
Look, believe me I know what I am doing......:rolleyes:

I am using DotFred's Task Manager. I open the 'Services' tab, select the 'BlackBerrySecurity(BBDO: )' service and select 'Stop'. This then stops the annoying lock/password screen every 10-minutes. However if the phone goes to sleep for more than 10-minutes you can't wake it back up, all you can do is soft reset it. It doesn't ring, none of the buttons respond - it's in a 'sleep of death' as I described it initially. The only indication it is still alive is the GSM LED flashes.

I am just living with it at the moment and waiting for Exchange ActiveSync to be enabled for my account.
[Networking] mitsi:
Bad luck. Sounds like a complete pain in the butt. I couldn't live with having to unlock it every 10 minutes. Chase your IT department up!
[Networking] mitsi:
Andy,

I have managed to (partly) get the mortscript thing to work. I have got it working so that I do not need to disable the Blackberry security after a soft reset. In fact it is running all the time. The mortscript works nearly in an instant, so won't interrupt you in any way. In any event, it only operates when you are not using it by default!

See this link for details: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=3712096#post3712096

I hope you can get this working fully on yours..... I can't seem to get it to remove the need for inputting the first password immediately following a soft reset. However, it does work at other times. I am still trying, but am a complete newbie to Mortscript.

Good luck.
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
Would you guys want a simple pack that would replace your default g1 apps automatically with better versions?

There are enough now where it would be a good idea.

Apps to be replaced:

Messaging replaced by ChompSMS.

Browser replaced by Steel.

Contacts replaced by Phonebook.

Alarmclock replaced by Klaxon.

Camera replaced by SnapPhoto.

I've talked to the developers and made sure that these apps are all standalone. Phonebook syncs on its own with your google contacts. Chomp receives texts independent of messaging.

It would be relatively noob friendly. If you were able to push your caches to the sd card, this would work fine.
[G1 Android Development] Manilus:
If ChompSMS could handle MMS messages it might be a good idea, but as it stands I just removed it because it kept crashing on me anytime I even so much as looked at it wrong.
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
Hm. Good point with chomp. But I don't actually do mms messages. That's what email is for.
[G1 Android Development] xavier6303:
I was just thinking about this a few minutes ago. Mainly to replace the camera app with snapPhoto, and messaging with Chomp (never had any probs with chomp).
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
That's what I was forgetting. Snapphoto. That's now on the list as well.
[G1 Android Development] TuXeyM11:
You see, that would be nice if any of those apps worked decently...

The only halfway decent one you mentioned was chomp. The only stable thing you mentioned was SnapPhoto.

Phonebook is very slow and way too unresponsive to replace the contacts app, not to mention it has no option to set individual ringtones yet.

Steel is nice and all, but lacking BASIC functionality. For example on the stock browser when you go to a youtube page it gives you an option of playing through the youtube app. Steel does not, so it just leaves you not being able to watch shows.

Klaxon is extremely buggy. For example when in keyboard mode half of the klaxon screen is chopped off. Also when hitting snooze it usually takes a couple tries to put it to sleep.

Its a good try, but not quite ready yet.
[G1 Android Development] miseiler:
I would definitely appreciate this. I'd never heard of steel before you mentioned it.
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
everything is entirely functional. steel gives you the option of opening it up in the viewer. phonebook is extremely quick and klaxon rapes the basic alarmclock.
[G1 Android Development] MarcusMaximus04@gmail.com:
As you can see from the responses, the problem is going to be that most people like and regularly use some but not all of those programs(for me it's steel and snap-photo, cause I like the normal contact manager and messaging, etc), so 1 package that replaces all of them won't be worth it for 90% of people. Would separate packages replacing 1 system app each be possible? Then people could pick and choose which ones they want.
[G1 Android Development] ultimind:
This is a great idea once these apps mature a little more.

Like other have said, MMS support is needed in ChompSMS before it's a viable replacement for the built in messaging app.

I have problems every morning with Klaxon hitting the Off button. It rarely responds on the first hit.

I'm still having trouble seeing where Phonebook fits in as a replacement for the default phone app. It doesn't feel like a complete app yet. Exact Call Log is far better in my opinion, and faster. I know it doesn't have an integrated dialer, but for the logging portion, it's superior.

SnapPhoto is a decently solid app. I would have no qualms about replacing Camera.apk with SnapPhoto.
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
it might take me a couple days, but i could throw together a program that shows u a checklist and you select what replacements you want and what you dont.

thanks for the decent criticism.
[G1 Android Development] LvDisturbed1:
Steel is a great browser. It also lets me download whatever file type I want, unlike the default chrome lite.
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
so it's decided.

I'll put up a little prog that allows you to choose which apps youd want defaulted from that list and it'l be installed automatically.

expect it within the next couple days.
[G1 Android Development] constellanation:
I'm pretty sure snapphoto isn't standalone. When I replaced the stock app with it. I got force close errors in the area where you'd normally share/save. Also you lose the stock picture viewer, which not essential since you can use a file viewer, though it is a lot easier to use thumbnails then reading file names. But I know bratag updates it frequently so perhaps something has changed since I tried it. In fact I hope you can do it, I'll be following closely to see if its possible.
[G1 Android Development] danguyf:
Yeah. If you delete Camera.apk then SnapPhoto starts acting up. If you delete Email.apk then Gmail no longer appears in the "Recent Apps" list when you hold the Home button.

Deleting Alarm.apk and the Amazon MP3 app doesn't seem to have any negetive effects, though.
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
For the snapphoto issue, I removed camera.apk. named snapphoto.apk camera.apk and pushed it into the system apps folder. That's what I am going to be doing with all the other apps itself. The core is designed to run with the default apps in mind, but it doesn't care what the app is. It just cares that its where its supposed to be.

You won't be seeing your apps named steel and everything.

Steel will be called browser, chomp = messaging and so on and so forth.

Removing the defaults entirely and not replacing them causes instability.
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
a little update. just threw together all the vb coding to set up the exe that would create and run the batch file specifically for what apps you want replaced.

the OP has all the options that are listed. expect it tomorrow.

btw. chomp just got autorotate. :D
[G1 Android Development] miseiler:
Question...how would we get the updates for these apps? Like, say, if chomp decided to support MMS in the future.
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
Either one of two ways. You can replace the .apk in the folder I give you with the new version and simply run the .bat file again, or you can just wait till I reupload it with the updated versions.
[G1 Android Development] Mikey:
Any progress on this :|
[G1 Android Development] TheBlur:
I don't think ChompSMS will work without the default SMS/MMS application. I accidentally deleted it once and ChompSMS would simply not show any new incoming messages. You might want to check it out to make sure it will work without it.
[G1 Android Development] RedCastle:
whats the status on this?
[G1 Android Development] AustinKnight45:
Ya this would be cool idea but I like to see Handcent added instead of ChompSMS, I just like it better more features ;)
[G1 Android Development] Ryanmo5:
How about spelldial instead of regular dialer? I agree handcent is alot nicer
[G1 Android Development] SolemnWishing:
I like ChompSMS's auto rotate and on screen keyboard, but the actual interface with the identical iPhone chat bubble's im not very happy with. Well, I like the more organized professional look, so I really like the original messaging application. I wish there was a way to combine both of them together. The browser I really don't have too much of a preference, however at the moment it isn't multi-touch capable like the default browser with a modded G1. Yet, once again Steel comes with its own onscreen keyboard which is convenient, though not needed. SnapPhoto has pretty much become my default camera application. However I would like to see a camera firmware upgrade, the camera on the G1 is simply unacceptable. There are VGA cameras out there with way better picture quality, and those are usually on free phones, not a 400 dollar smart phone! SnapPhoto is nice, very simplistic however it lacks detailed instruction and it took me a while to get to be accustomed to. Actually, I still dont even know how to custom adjust the white balance. I haven't tried out the Phonebook app, do you guys recommend it?
[G1 Android Development] sonikamd:
I really like the turn this has taken :) why not take it one step further. Allow people to add what ever other *.apks they want to the base app pack (using a select dialog or something?), start the 'checkbox' exe and build your custom app packs from there.
[G1 Android Development] APrinceAmongMen:
Hmm... It'll be up come tuesday.

I ran into some problems with replacing the apps, but I'm pretty sure I can work around them. We'll see.
[G1 Android Development] elikser:
Progres!

Pretty sick -

Post any issues specifically - I'm sure this will be quite popular if we give it a bit of effort....
[G1 Android Development] nolageek:
Star Contact is a pretty sweet contact app too, best I've used.

Hows the progress on this? No updates in a month?
[G1 Android Development] ben29pickett:
I tooo would love to see how this goes:)
[G1 Android Development] inpherno3:
SnapPhoto crashed,

ChompSMS doesnt have MMS,

steel is nothing better than the default browser (download crutch ftw)

and Phonebook is lagged and slow (even though i liked it, it ran way to often in the background)
[G1 Android Development] dandarandan:
Great Idea!

I think this is a good idea. I for one would happily replace messaging with Chomp (I don't MMS much and the camera is useless anyway!) and I have snapphoto assigned as default.

I have already pushed other apps such as SIM Checker and SMS backup to the system partition but it would be nice to be able to directly replace those apps that you mentioned.

The checklist is another great idea, that way everyone gets what they want.

I have two questions:

If someone wanted to use Handcent or Alarming/Alarming(Beta) instead of Chomp and Klaxon, would it be possible for them to do that within the prograpm you are creating or do you have to have added it to the checklist in the first place?

Is there a way, within this program, to pull the default system apps to a folder on my PC so that if ever I decide to go back to the defaults (or I need to return my phone and pretend I never fiddled with it =D) lol) I can just do another swap out?

Good luck with this, I hope it works out.
[G1 Android Development] dandarandan:
To SolemnWishing,

In an attempt to save the batter (?!) I edited the chomp bubble and background colours to make them all black and edited the text to make it white. This means the preech bubbles are no longer visible and it has a more 'professional' look to it - plus its not obviously iphone-ish. I hope that helps.

As for Phonebook... I have it installed because it looks way better than the default but I use Star Contact for dialling as I can single handed, T9 search my contacts, I have direct dial & text shortcuts in a folder on my home screen (using AnyCut) for my most called contacts, and when I'm dialling a number not in my contacts I hit the send key, which is programmed to use the default dialler. I find editing contacts easier in the default app too so I never, ever use phonebook.

But I keep it around hoping for updates which bring added functionality because it looks great.
[G1 Android Development] tehseano:
Definatly not something I'd use, I hate ChompSMS's setup, along with steel's. Phonebook's UI is great, but it way to sluggish and works for **** in landscape. If anyone really has an issue with keeping the original 5 apps on your phone, just remove the apps.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] maront:
je viens d'installer ttn7 sur mon HTCTOUCHHD, je l'ai configurer avec le recepteur "bluetooth" interne . mon problème ce qu'il capte des satelite même chez moi, je ne sais pas est-ce que ça ce'est bluetooth direct ou GPRS SFR?

qq1 a une idée?

si ça du GPRS ça va consumer des octets et ensuite des frais non?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] nblakqori:
ji jhfoof jjasmaao pprnjs,

ghggio bnmdfkßäöä.

öeokrorjfü?

???
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] biglexus:
Hey nblakqori!

Are you a narrow minded moron?

This guy speaks a foreign language, you just had to tell to ask his question in english... :mad:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] beher:
pose la question en anglais
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] jasonkruys:
And in the correct forum, it looks like you have a Touch HD? There is a Touch HD forum in which you will get better advice. This forum is for the Touch Diamond
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] nblakqori:
Yep yep, we all speak foreign language and non of us open new threads in our own language,

imagine if every one starts to open a new thread and ask a question in his own language,

i have nothing against, its just not the way,

so because of that, i thought it was very funny, to do what i did.

mr. smarta...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] biglexus:
Fair enough... ;)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] Boston_free:
:confused:

hi all magician guru's...

i use magician..and i want to upgrade my win2003 to...(up to you)?

i am really2 don't understand what the forum say's..

please help me step by step to upgrade this magician..

thank's for u'r kindness ... :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] stinky180:
does anybody here have GPS software that works offline? im not looking for mapping software like tomtom or garmin, just a software that will record all gps data. it would be nice if the software can write in .gpx .kml .kmz format. if you have anything, please do share! thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] lambrechts:
GPS Tracking

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=340667

This is what you ask for. very easy to find with search button.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] sebbes:
You can also give a try to noniplotgps
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] stinky180:
nice, thank you both for such great gps tracking software
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] deuzeff:
Don't forget to give a chance to the search function, which is working pretty well ;).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] stinky180:
^dont forget, that already has been stated.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] josefcrist:
i am using beeline gps. it is totally sweet.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] stinky180:
sweet! geocache'ing software! looks like i'll be picking up a new outdoors hobby. thanks for post!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] josefcrist:
yeah that is exactly what i though but the gps in my phone is not verry sensitive. or maybe i am just bad at geocacheing har har. anyway post back when you find one with the phone.

edit this looks like the perfect program for geocacheing

http://code.google.com/p/richesse-gps/
[HTC Excalibur] achidrift:
someone can give me some instructions, of how i can unlock a excalibur from t-mobile??
[HTC Excalibur] stylez:
Yes use the search "sim unlock"....
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] leepenguin:
When i connect my XDA II with my USB sync cable, the red LED turns on and restart.

I have tried another new cable, nothing change. i can still charge with my power supply. Please help! Thank You very much and sorry for my bad english.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] leepenguin:
Is that the battery problem?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] ferdiebaq:
Could be battery but I'm placing my bet on a connector problem that somehow has eroded and is shorting. I had a problem once with my xda that when I plug it in my car charger it actually discharges the battery. i thought the problem was with the charger but the connector problem finaly gave out and i had it replaced and it can charge again using the car charger.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] leepenguin:
how much did u spend?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] ferdiebaq:
About Philippine pesos 600 parts and labor.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Jc61990:
ok so for the past week or so ive been all over searching high and low for a good rom for my tilt. ive been switching between the ATT 6.1 to the HTC 6.1 to NAFT's Loaded 6.1 to a whole bunch others.. i cant seem to find a good working ROM. the last rom i had was perfect until i couldnt send a MMS message so i got pissed and installed nafts loaded. i cant remember why but i took it off and installed the WWE HTC official 6.1 rom. thats on my phone right now. working great except for the fact that i cannot recieve emails. it keeps saying error syncing (not active sync) so i need a good fast rom that is known to work with AT&T with usefull stuff but not much bloatware and where everything works. im not a Manilla2d fan im oldschool and am attached to my HTC Home. also any WWE roms would be great my last rom had a 24hr clock and it drove me insane.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Cat Eye:
Try PDACorner.

The link is in my sig.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Jc61990:
i actually have tried that one. it looks good. but im not a big manila fan
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Cat Eye:
Not all of his ROMs are M2D.

Look at THIS post at the bottom. There are links to mirrors of full versions and non M2D versions.

I'd recomend V15 ;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] denco7:
I use Hyperdragon III with AT$T and no problems at all. The Jan 6 and !3 releases are non Manila releases. The problems you describe with the other roms however, sound like solvable settings and/or carrier problems. Not rom related problems.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] pandit1975:
Try G-ROM; the Best of all. TF3D for Kaiser works really well on G-ROm.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Jc61990:
ok so im running the PDACornerUltimate.V15.2G.NonM2D rom right now. its looks cool. runs nice. but still isnt perfect. it sometimes doesnt register keys being pressed. ive never had a problem with that before.

any other recommendations?

ive used g rom before and this thing i hated with a passion.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Travito:
In before Dave or someone locks this thread. Please read Jimmy's announcement, these kind of threads are very much despised by the community, the only way to find your favorite ROM, is to try them out and read their threads. If you don't like any of them, cook your own.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Jc61990:
thats what ive been doing. i just cant seem to find many 6.1 roms around here.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Travito:
the vast majority of the ROMs available are 6.1 please check the WIKI as well for a list.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Jc61990:
the wiki's list is kinda outdated
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] JimmyMcGee:
Much Hated by the Kaiser Community

What?

(see below)

Exactly!

Well then Kindly Update it. That's what Wiki's are all about.

Just for you, I'm bringing out and old Thread Closure Picture!

Thread Closed, Please read the Announcement at the top of the Forum Thread List!
[Touch HD General] maront:
je viens d'installer ttn7 sur mon HTC TOUCH HD, je l'ai configurer avec le recepteur "bluetooth" interne . mon problème ce qu'il capte des satelite même chez moi, je ne sais pas est-ce que ça ce'est bluetooth direct ou GPRS SFR?

qq1 a une idée?

si ça du GPRS ça va consumer des octets et ensuite des frais non?
[Touch HD General] nagging:
Tu t'es pas trompé de langue..? Ici, on parle anglais.

ttn7 - c'est TomTom, n'est-ce pas? Capter un signal GPS c'est bien gratuit, n'est-ce pas? Ou est-ce que j'ai malentendu quelque'chose?

Salut et bonne soirée d'un petit suisse :-)

==> And for the English speaking community: I told Maront that this is an English speaking forum - so please don't shout :)