yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X1 General] :
I just saw a post of WM6.5 on Blue Angel (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=428030) and I was wopndering if it could/would work with my X1? :confused:

Thanks in advance, :)

SebK
[XPERIA X1 General] xperian:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=475541
[Networking] ghatster:
Hi,

I'm a first time user of a smart phone and need some assistance with connecting my HTC viva phone to wifi.

I have provided below, the settings which my colleagues use to connect their Nokia E-series phones. Would really appreciate if somebody can provide me a step-by-step procedure to connect my HTC viva phone to the same wifi network:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Network status: hidden

WLAN network mode: infrastructure

WLAN security mode : 802.1x

WLAN security settings:

WPA mode: EAP

EAP plugin settings

1. EAP LEAP

[Options>configure]

User name: xxxx

Prompt for password: yes

Password: *****

2. EAP PEAP

(all others disabled)

~~~~~~~~

Thanks in advance!

Cheers.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Charevian:
Hey people,

I think we dont realy want the wait time of 30/40 seconds for each cab/exe/zip file.

So i made an site for it, you can upload, download, and place news.

i hope you all like it, and i hope you all will use it much.

My site will be free, and also only for PDA-Software.

also roms may be uploaded there!!

so i'll post my site here, i hope you'll register on it, and upload your cabs/exe/msi.

Also Also Themes may be uploaded!

i hope we can help eachother this way!

Here is the site, i'm working on it since 2 days, and want you to upload programs.

http://www.pda-soft.co.uk

New added to the site:

phpBB3 Forum

Suggestions Box (to talk about whats good for the site and whats not!)

Advanced User Profiles (so developers and users can make there own profile with almost all HTML commands.)

Greets,

Mark
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hipocrazy:
Thanks a bunch!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Charevian:
No problem, i hope you all will use it much, so i can help you more in time...

When this site will be used much, i can afford an Dedicated server to run this site, with more Space..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Charevian:
Lovely, 17 peoples registered on my file hosting for XDA...

Hopefully more people will follow to make it an good site!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Charevian:
added info to post 1
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lastnikita:
I sure will use it if bandwidth is ok, thanks :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lastnikita:
re :)

well I won't use it if it needs to be registered to download..

registering to upload is ok, but not everyone will want to register a website just to download a file or two..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Charevian:
thats why i want everyone to upload there software, all at the same place, then its not only one or two pieces of software on 1 time registering.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] lastnikita:
for you because you download a lot (as I do :D)

there are many users who will just want to download 1 or 2 pieces of software from here ;)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bdangol:
site is dead.. I see you are using e107.....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] bdangol:
are you satish?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] anri_dedis:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ',' or ';' in /home/pdasoftc/public_html/e107_themes/templates/header_default.php on line 88
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ashburn:
well i think webs dead. It Shows A String Line
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] silentP:
Regardless of the downtime, thanks for the work. Can it be used for ROMS?
[G1 Android Development] xSNOWCAT:
Ok just ordered my G1 today and need to know somethings. Where can i get the latest firmware? Because some people are saying that it doesn't work over the air for AT&T users. And what is the current firmware that is out right now?

Thanks
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
firmware is still 1.0 .. i'm running JFv1.41_RC30 .. RC30 is the latest release and some people are falling over themselves for RC31 (aka cupcake) but i'm content with the marvels JesusFreke is bringing us
[G1 Android Development] xSNOWCAT:
Isn't JFv1.41 a modded firmware? I was talking about the official one
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
Firmware: 1.0

Build: TC4-RC30

JFv1.41 is modded but still from the same core
[G1 Android Development] sputnik99:
If you want to renounce the benefits of the modded firmware (you can always switch back) all you will have to do is wait. The next firmwareupdate will be pushed to you automatically, whether you are on t-mobile ore not, it even works via wifi. As soon as you connect to the internet - and the update is due for you - you will recieve a message on your phone.

rc30 is the most up to date official firmware in usa
[Shift Development] BoSJo:
Hi.

Just a thought i had some time ago; why can't we get a small linux to run in Ram or SD?

Set the CPU to a minimum,

Shut down the HDD when we don't need it,

Share W-Lan when needed,

Share SD when needed,

etc. etc.

If possible, we could have a powerful WM without having Vista eating all the battery in the background.

Any thoughts?

Would it work?

Would we actually be able to run WM and share SD for 2? 4? 6? maybe 10 hours? or more....

Poof thought it would be possible, but unfortunately where he lives they also only have 24 hours a day ;-)

Deadnex proposed to use http://damnsmalllinux.org/ as a base for a project, and to me that look to be a good choice.

But then again, I don't know much about Linux or how to pull this of.

Anybody?

edit:

http://mnm.uib.es/gallir/cpudyn/ could help us?
[Shift Development] koala996:
that what I want to know... in Windows 7 ^^
[Shift Development] joy.d:
hmm, good Idea, but how too... ?? maybe a really Unix Expert can porting a small unix to the ARM side, maybe the really better way ;-)
[Shift Development] BoSJo:
You would still have the trouble to access the hd, sd, wifi etc. from the ARM side, regardless of which OS you run as I understand :-/
[Shift Development] joy.d:
yes, you´re right, that´s a problem of the BIOS if you comparing this issue with a PC :-(
[Shift Development] Neutron83:
Not very usefull, i tried it with a debian install onto my x86 side tweaked for battery life, as result i got a battery lifetime of 2h 45 minutes with display running all time VERY darkened. 3h 3minutes i readched with a really tweaked vista with auto shutdown nearly all Services disabled and reg tweaked for performance.

So as you dont get all ACPI functions enabled in debian you can't get the goal like a ARM linux shift would.
[Shift Development] koala996:
i reach about 4hours with windows7 but doing nothing at all (msn only)
[Shift Development] BoSJo:
I don't get it.

If the HD is off, CPU scaled down to...lets say 100Mhz, Linux running in Ram.

How can that use more power than having Vista running?
[Shift Development] Neutron83:
1. you cant scale it to 100Mhz afaik

2. BIOS / RAM / Grafiks continues to eat POWER

3. Also the grafiks chip isnt able to powerscale afaik

AFAIK

x86 architecture and ARM are very different caused by x86 does mostly running throu cycles and when it catches work it does its work, in the cycles, when theres no work it does HLT (asm signal to hold for some cycles to save power =)

ARM does it in another way it has bits to be set, then its going to power the parts that cycles thru the work when the bit is set.

that causes our 400mhz ARM cpu hold battery power up to 96h and a double that fast cpu x86 only last 4h ?! you see it should be lets say 48h if they where same architecture.
[Shift Development] BoSJo:
Well, i'm not saying your wrong ;)

But as to my knowledge it is very possible to Scale a processor.

It's being done every day (Over/Under clocking), but i guess it can only be done via Bios?

I did this myself on an Asetek system some years ago, surprisingly how much extra you can get out of a CPU when you have it at -20 Celsius.

Even so, if the HD is off, Linux running in Ram, Screen in power save/or off it should still last a fair bit longer than any Windows version ever would.

But perhaps it's way to much work to get an extra hour or two???
[Shift Development] Neutron83:
Okay you could possibly get that, but the normal frequency scaling mobile CPU's have, they have a feature (CPU function) to scale the processor while runtime ! i think that wont have the 100Mhz !

you could do it in the bios side (change clocking of the Processor and turn power at all down. but i never would try to rev engeneer the buildin bios from the shift to make manual frequency scaling available ! Cause that would be MUCH work & a chance to brik the device ! also what would i do with a 100MHZ x86 Shift with nearly everything shut down but running let be very optimistic 10h after all tweaking?

i think it would be more interesting in geting linux to the ARM side !

You can have that side nearly 100h online with GSM enabled and partitaly browsing the web writing some stuff !

i recommend the ARM side !

Greets :-)
[Shift Development] BoSJo:
I agree with you on that one, but no matter how you look at it, the ARM side is handicapped.

No Wifi, No External storage, No USB Host

For the above to work we need the x86 side to be running, and I think it will stay that way until somebody figures out a way to solder in a HW brigde
[General Questions and Answers] lay-t:
He Guys my phone's wracked.

Im searching a rom (German prefered) for flahing it to default or a method how to restore default rom on the phone.

Would be great if anybody vcan help me.
[General Questions and Answers] lay-t:
solution

I got the info from toshiba how to hard reset the device.

Load akku.

Remove akku for some time.

Insert the akku again

hold left and right softkeys

Power on & push + button at the same time.

Thats all.

All data is lost in this procedure so do a backup if you can
[General Questions and Answers] carlosribeiro83:
??

can you explain that again?? what the heck is "akku"?? sorry but i'm a newbie aroud here...

I looked into the net and now i know... akku = accumulator = battery

I've done what you said and surprise.... nothing happened... have to do a software upgrade. Have to spend €30...
[General Questions and Answers] digiriff:
press LEFT SOFTKEY + END CALL button then turn on your device, should work
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic General] ghatster:
Hi,

I'm a first time user of a smart phone and need some assistance with connecting my HTC opal phone to wifi.

I have provided below, the settings which my colleagues use to connect their Nokia E-series phones. Would really appreciate if somebody can provide me a step-by-step procedure to connect my HTC opal phone to the same wifi network:

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Network status: hidden

WLAN network mode: infrastructure

WLAN security mode : 802.1x

WLAN security settings:

WPA mode: EAP

EAP plugin settings

1. EAP LEAP

[Options>configure]

User name: xxxx

Prompt for password: yes

Password: *****

2. EAP PEAP

(all others disabled)

~~~~~~~~

Thanks in advance!

Cheers.
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic General] Blackspider:
even wen you add the password it might not work. it like other brands such as nokia or etc, u would have to go 2 advance settings whenever u have typed the password den manully add the ip address and then there is a chance of u using ur wifi.

i thing if ur wireless wasnt locked u wouldnt have 2 face this hassle.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam Software Upgradin] Dan Page:
Please could someone give me an idiots guide to setting up the internet (have these got HSDPA)? And the mms settings for a vario 2 on t-mobile pay as you go please.

It's a vodafone one originally but just unlocked it for my bro to use with his pay as you go sim.

Thanks.
[G1 Android Development] phuthanvinh:
I just dropped and broke my phone, my insurance has a replacement waiting for me when i send the current phone back. I have the modded r30 on my phone. The only concern is the warranty will be voided when once they receive the device and detect it's not the original OS (r30). I did not save or back up the original OS before i downloaded the modded r30 to root the phone. Are there any suggestions how to get everything back to the original way when i just purchased this phone. Thanks so much for you time and help.
[G1 Android Development] n1kon:
they prob wont check but if the phone works download this http://koushikdutta.blurryfox.com/G1/DREAIMG-RC29.zip unzip it and load it to the root of your sd card and reboot the phone holding down the camera and power key then follow the instructions in screen
[G1 Android Development] phuthanvinh:
Thanks nikon, do you have the link to the original r30? I believe i got an OTA update to r30 from the r29. That would be great if you have it. Thanks so much
[G1 Android Development] n1kon:
No sorry. The DREAMING-RC29 is a downgrading tool, the update will come to you around 5 mins after ota.
[G1 Android Development] phuthanvinh:
ok here is what i got Installing from sdcard....

Finding update package....

Opening update package....

Verifying update package....

E: No singnature (1 files)

E: Verification failed

Installation aborted

Press home + Back to reboot

do you have any idea?
[G1 Android Development] n1kon:
reboot the phone holding down the camera and power key. Dont rename the file.
[G1 Android Development] n1kon:
HOLD camera and power NOT home and power. Just unzip it DONT rename it.
[G1 Android Development] phuthanvinh:
geez...i don't know how many thanks I owe you, you are awesome and helpful just like everyone in this forum. Thanks alot nikon cheers
[G1 Android Development] n1kon:
Your welcome.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Jesperpoulsen:
Hello

I'm so tired of the annoying wakeup-music/tone, which goes with the alarm. Can I, and if so how, edit this into a music-number? It must be in a folder in the root, but which one?

Thanks in advance:)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] m_dallie:
in windows folder and pls try search button first next time
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Jesperpoulsen:
Have you ever tried opening the Win-folder? There are a lot of files in that folder and therefor I asked. Your answer didn't help me anymore than my very first post.

Won't someone tell me, how to change this? I would love to have a nice ringing tone tomorrow morning! :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] band27:
Galarm...is a must app when it comes to alarms.

http://www.ageye.de/index.php?s=galarm/skins
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] m_dallie:
just put it in the windows folder (not in a seperate map)

or try the suggestion above
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Jesperpoulsen:
Thank you :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] bernie10:
Hi Guys,

I found free navigation software that should work on most phones as it is a Java app. You can find it here: http://www.nav4all.com It is a 2Mb download, and it simple and easy to use. Installed it on my Diamond today and works well.

I would like to thank you for a great forum and all the info that is available.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] the-equinoxe:
Caveat emptor

You should tell that only the program is free.

It still uses a data connection, which for most people isn't free.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] goldenu:
Data charges can be avoided

If you simply use the internet connection on your laptop to download the maps to your phone, these data charges can be avoided: after that just make certain that your data connection is OFF. According to the company's FAQ, it will operate perfectly well in offline mode.

I'll test this statement in the next few days.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] hotrod101:
I want to check this out, but am very skeptical since I have never heard of this company. I am going to wait until I hear what others have to say. I hope that I hear / read good things. :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] dickenz:
Reported to be working fine already...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Koenzie:
Used this app on sevral phones and it works like a charm, even in offline modus
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] p18trg:
For some reason the phone cancels the call after 1 to 2mins....have you guys had this?

Im using

HardSPL 1.93 OliNex

Dutty V3.6 Final Pagepool 12 MB

with

Radio_1.08.25.20
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] band27:
This is most likely related to an app that was recently installed or potentially Rom related.....either way post this in Dutty's thread as well. You might get more responses.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=411707&page=1043
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] p18trg:
cheers mate
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] MisterSosa:
Does your phone reboots after the call ?

If so, then a person in my office had the same problem! He found out the issue but the solution is a bit more tricky unless you are willing to move to Siberia.

The battery heats up too much and the phone reboots because of that. The usb connection was the instigator for the battery cooking. Took the phone outside (Stockholm, Sweden -3°), call lasted longer every time he tried again. Phone reached normal temp and the problem was gone. he came back in the office plugged it in, and after 20 minutes phone was too hot again.

Maybe this is the case with yours 2

solution ==> send it back
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] p18trg:
intresting.

i have noticed the phone does get very hot at times.
[G1 Android Development] chuckhriczko:
Just what the title says. Is there any way to remove icons from the slide up menu without actually removing the application? Sounds silly but it would be more convenient to have some icons on the "desktop" but not on the menu.
[G1 Android Development] philje123:
Have thought about this myself... would be good to hide something like pintail etc.
[G1 Android Development] sputnik99:
Maybe that's windows thinking but: I'd love to have subfolders like games, office, fun, ...

that would solve the problem too.
[G1 Android Development] Sistum Id:
Or maybe just organize the apps based on download date, last used, size, or type would be nice as well.

I got a friend with a G1 who puts folders on his desktop and lables them as Games, Misc, and Apps so je doesnt clutter his desktop or have to shift tho the menu tab.
[G1 Android Development] chuckhriczko:
call me crazy but how does your friend put folders on the desktop?
[G1 Android Development] chuckhriczko:
so uh... nevermind. lets pretend i didnt ask that question :)
[XPERIA X1 General] GuestD0130:
Greetings,

I heard that new roms were recently released by Sony Ericsson for the X1.

But since I'm a bit of a noob, I'd like some help:

1. Which rom version should I download for my phone?

2. How do I install it?

Thanks in advance,

SebK
[XPERIA X1 General] gerosz:
I'm interested in "How do I install it?"

Thanks
[XPERIA X1 General] fards:
If you don't know how to do this then don't!

Make sure you read, read and read some more then when you've made your mind up that you want to bother proceeding you'll be enlightened enough to make the choice yourself.
[XPERIA X1 General] GuestD0130:
From what I've heard it's improvements, better boot speed...etc. So yeah I think I do want it...
[XPERIA X1 General] domyue:
Guys its really easy actually.

First click on the sticky on the front page of the 'Xperia ROMs Development' sub-forum and then click on the thread that has "Hard-SPL" in the title. You need to make your phone Hard-SPL'ed first before any flashing. All info in that thread - Look for it.

Next choose a ROM. A lot of people use Touch Xperience. Its got loads of features plus the X-panels are still kept. For a simpler ROM that, for me personally, worked better on my phone - Jack's ROM is pretty good. But it doesnt have panels (You can manually install them again afterwards though).

The flashing takes less than 5 mins so you can experiment all you want, with more than one ROM and it wont take too much time.

The info really are in all the stickys...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Genesis3:
MD2c has a tickbox for it but if I turn it on Manila refuses to start.

I have the MyFaves cab on the device and it works. I assume the problem is that there's a missing DLL or other file needed for Manila to talk to it.

Any ideas?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Syd159:
Same here. I've tried a workaround to get MyFaves going, but no luck so far. What does the CAB actually do and could you post it?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Genesis3:
The CAB works - it allows me to see, dial and modify myFave entries.

Here it is..... note that if you load this on a phone WITHOUT Myfaves on your line it will after a while seem to "disappear" entirely.

I tried to upload and attach the zip but it wouldn't go - not sure why - I found it here on XDA tho - use SEARCH.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] cp1md2b:
Where is the cab?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Genesis3:
It won't upload, either as a CAB or ZIP - no idea why. Its within the size limits (well within).... if you IM me on Yahoo at k_denninger I can file-transfer it to you.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] drkfngthdragnlrd:
Here's the MyFaves app.

NOTE: I have edited this CAB to include more files missing from the original which made it NOT work on certain ROM's missing those files.
[G1 Android Development] chicojd:
Anyone been able to make A2DP work with the root? Not in any hurries, just a curiosity what has been the experience with this part of the Cupcake branch...:confused:
[G1 Android Development] ScottC:
I wish... It's the number 1 thing I want on my G1, after an on-screen keyboard :(
[G1 Android Development] Stigy:
Is it possible to modify the Bluetooth profiles in root?

From what I have been reading all the profiles are software based so this seems like it would be just a slight modification of code.

Can anyone confirm?
[G1 Android Development] bakgwailo:
According to http://andblogs.net/images/snapshots/

Bluetooth is working atleast in some form in cupcake :)
[G1 Android Development] LPChris:
So what you're saying is, it's the number 2 thing you want on your phone?
[G1 Android Development] Stigy:
Awesome, thanks!

Seems like cupcake includes the A2DP profile, but I wish it could just be enabled via root.
[G1 Android Development] LPChris:
What I'm wondering is if we can compile a new libbluetooth.so to include these profiles and just push the new file into the /system/lib? I'm guessing that they didn't include this library with the android source though.
[G1 Android Development] korndub:
i have confirmed this. stereo bluetooth is working with the most current master release. I successfully paired and used my motorola bluetooth headphones.
[G1 Android Development] bakgwailo:
This might warrant a cup install to see if it tethers with my Alpine headunit in the car properly :)

Caller id/phonebook access would be kick ass!
[G1 Android Development] Linuxslate:
Thanks for the info, korndub !

Did you build from source?

Is stereo BT working in these:

http://andblogs.net/images/snapshots/

?

Is the phone generally usable?
[G1 Android Development] blakestimac:
Possibly be implemeted into the screen unlock part of the phone?
[G1 Android Development] n1kon:
Are you using rc30?
[G1 Android Development] ido:
could multitouch detect more then two fingers at a time ?
[G1 Android Development] LPChris:
Our implementation of it couldn't. However I know that the iPhone can and I believe that our touchscreen is capable, but even with that modified java stack we're only getting two points of information from the driver.