yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Themes] kingdub:
Appreciate it dude! Awesome theme! kinda mixed parts of this and 5.x version. loved em both! anyway THNX Bunch keep up the skinning. :):):)

P.S.

got a i910 myself. i'd make these people landscape and convert this stuff themselves. I read and learned enought to do it so id say anyone can!

Not tryin to start **** with anyone just stating this is all a good learning expeirience
[Windows Mobile Themes] yush1006:
I'm still waiting the theme for WQVGA(240x400). I really hope that I would set my omnia with your theme. Can you let me know when you finish the WQVGA theme?
[Windows Mobile Themes] serexa:
Yeah. I'm waiting for 240x400 as well. Currently using iFonz. This may be a better, if not different alternative.
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
I'm working on it!!

unfortunately i do not have to muth time to do it and for your resolution it is not only the resize of wallpapers because it will be a lot of space free, so i'm working on new ideas to fill that space (240x80)

But don't worry i will post it soon, very soon.

btw, with all respect for ifonz but wad2 does not have nothing to do with ifonz, at all levels. wad2 it's an other legue. Sorry ifonz developers!!!

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Themes] serexa:
Thank you, looking forward to it. :cool:
[Windows Mobile Themes] lacob sam:
working on my device

very nice bro n thanks

:D:D:D:D:D
[Windows Mobile Themes] noris08:
nice theme!

any chance for a VWGA release any time soon?

thank you!
[Windows Mobile Themes] maxxxy:
hello

these themes are compatible with the HTC diamond?

which version?

are also compatible with the rom in Italian?

thanksssssssssssss

ciao

questi temi sono compatibili con il diamond HTC?

quale versione?

sono compatibili anche con le rom in italiano?

grazieeeeeeeeeeeeee
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
Yes, the vga version are compatible with htc diamond
[Windows Mobile Themes] OmenCheppy:
how to

hi zimaia, i'm kinda new to wisbar and i'm wonderin' can you help me out on how to configure this theme in wisbar and make all the buttons on this skin work? plsss... or maybe a link perhaps so i can start reading. thanks in advance. BTW this zimaia theme looks grr8! :)
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
You have this link that you can use to learn more about wad. Then i believe you will be able to understand better my theme.

http://www.lakeridgesoftware.com/downloads/WisBarAdvanceDesktop2.pdf

One important note:

The icons on the botton of the home page are not the animate wad tabbar, only when we enter applications page we can see the real animate tabbar.
[Windows Mobile Themes] dody:
Can you plz post your clock hands.png i need it
[Windows Mobile Themes] OmenCheppy:
Thanks Zimaia

hi, thanks for the PDF file for Wisbar. i'm reading it ryt now.

Bless you!:)
[Windows Mobile Themes] biglol:
Thank !!!!

Thank Thank Thank for this theme........... :D

I'm with Wm6.5 on my diamond and it's OK and verry quickly

(sorry for my english, ..... am french :eek:.....lol)
[Windows Mobile Themes] shakabalus:
need extra icons.. how did you make them ? What program ?

Thanks

Great job done .

Andrei (Romania)
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
In the extras folder you have blank icons. If you open that blank icons with photoshop you can add a layer over it to customize.
[Windows Mobile Themes] shakabalus:
Thanks. I will do that ( even I am novice).

Keep up the good work!!

Andrei(Romania)
[Windows Mobile Themes] icekid:
fantastic work!!! tnxxxxx
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] osirisHTC:
My HTC TyTN II seems to revert back to

Regional Settings: Afrikaans episodically.

Any way to get rid of this ?

It's some windows mobile thing that happens from time to time.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=298783

Thanks.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms834426.aspx#locplatform30_codepages

Default code page - 1252

ENC	ENC	0x1009	1252	English: Canada

Should I just find a registry editor and try it ?

Other ideas ?
[Touch Pro CDMA] tweakedxvi:
Hey first post here... been a lurker in the Kaiser boards for about a year now and love the work everyone does.

Anyway, I got a Sprint TP that a coworker said he lost (so he could get a new one). Not using the sprint service but was thinking I could use the wifi to hop on my home network to avoid pulling out my laptop. Problem is the wifi just wont turn on. I've flashed 3 different roms and upgraded the radio to 1.11. Tried the program "AKtogglewifi" and double checked a reg entry as per a ppcgeeks tip and still get nothing. When I hit the wifi toggle in the comm manager the busy animation starts then it just switches back to off. If I go to the wifi settings page and click the "Turn Wifi on" hyperlink, nothing happens.

I'm open to any hints or suggestions and thanks in advance.

[the roms i tried are KK's loaded v1.1 and 1.2 and MightyROM v4.9.2]

[ HSPL 0.37 - Radio 1.11 ]
[Touch Pro CDMA] arsmithsr:
sprint

I believe your issue is it is not turned on. most of the settings are downloaded from the cell system if the phone isn't registered no data no nothing. I could be wrong but I don't think it will work if it isn't turned on with someone. That and if he reported it lost sprint probably killed that phone.
[Touch Pro CDMA] Darnell_Chat_TN:
The WiFi and GPS function independent of a cell signal. The GPS can work with a cell signal to go aGPS, but also can work stand alone. WiFi never gets any settings via a cell signal.
[Touch Pro CDMA] edwinwalke:
I have a Sprint Touch Pro that is not activated on the network and the WiFi works perfectly. WiFi has nothing to do with having service turned on.
[G1 Accessories] tchort:
Has anyone found a good fm transmitter for G1 yet?

I've seen few on ebay, not sure if they are any good, one of them called FMTalk.

Thanks,

Dmitry
[G1 Accessories] lilwill2806:
yeah the ones on ebay actually work great, it was $20 on ebay included shipping and i cant complain. you have to turn the volume down on your g1 handset and turn up your volume on what ever your playing your music through. i also love the fact it has a bulit-in mic. i use it as a hands free unit too. its worth spending $20 and much better than griffin transmitters for the iphone/ipod.
[G1 Accessories] tchort:
Great, thanks for the info, just ordered one.
[G1 Accessories] lilwill2806:
no problem !
[G1 Accessories] blufabric:
can you guys provide the link or item number for this item on ebay?

thanks :)
[G1 Accessories] tchort:
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260356034462

This is the one I ordered, it just shipped out, hopefully it will be good when I get it :) (wrong item pic on the auction)
[G1 Accessories] blufabric:
thanks, let me know how it goes..
[G1 Accessories] mightykc:
I ordered the one in the pic and it was total crap. It would transmit but the sound quality was bad and it was full of static.
[G1 Accessories] tchort:
I just got mine, took about 5 minutes to find the right frequency so far seems like it's actually working really well, will test it out over next few days and write a quick update here.
[G1 Accessories] myron bennell:
Any more word on these? I want one but don't want to waste my time.
[G1 Accessories] UnkzDomain:
You can always just use an extUSB to 3.5mm headphone jack converter and then plug that into a generic fm transmitter.
[G1 Accessories] Blade10:
Try this one.

http://www.designtech-intl.com/fm.asp

http://shop.ebay.com/items/?_nkw=fm..._trksid=m270.l1313&_odkw=fm+voyager&_osacat=0

I was personally involved in the design of the audio section of the FM Voyager before Directed Electronics purchased it from the company I formerly worked for.

In particular, I designed the bandpass circuitry that normalizes the frequency response. Most FM transmitters have no such circuitry - and so their end frequency response is nothing like a normal radio station. During developement this unit was compared to literally dozens of other transmitters, some costing upwards of 100 dollars. While this unit - like everything on the market - had its share of reductions/limitations in order to meet cost and engineering goals, the final result was a product that sounds better (in my opinion) than virtually anything else on the market - including the transmitters that cost many many times as much.

As a side note: Some FM transmitters are *NOT* FCC legal. The 12 channel version of the FM Voyager is. The result of being FCC legal is that the power output is limited - and that power can result in some (usually minor) static being received depending on the surrounding environment such as other transmitters and receiver design. In addition, you of course have slightly less channels to choose from, although this is not normally a major issue. While technically innaccurate, the basic thought for lack of better explination is that some receivers have such a low sensitivity that a legally operating portable transmitter may not provide a strong enough signal to eliminate static. The downside of not being FCC legal is primarily that the device could transmitt farther than intended - and it could effect other receivers/stations as a result. There is an older 14 channel version of the FM Voyager, but thats all I am going to say about it.

Call me biased, but its the transmitter I use exclusively and I am very happy with it.

DISCLAIMER: I do not, and never have worked for Directed Electronics. The information from this post is based on first hand knowledge acquired during employement at the company that was originally responsible for the dwevelopement of the FM Voyager. Its possible the design has changed and as such it is possible that nothing in this post is meaningful or accurate at this time.

Kieth
[G1 Accessories] Henchman:
Mine was the same. Unuseable.
[G1 Accessories] tchort:
I've used it for few weeks now, there is some static for sure, finding a clear channel is a bit of a pain, and station that works today, tomorrow might have more static. Also another negative is car charger plugs into the transmitter, but does not charge the phone.
[G1 Accessories] Henchman:
That's the biggest negtaive.
[G1 Accessories] myron bennell:
Agreed. that was one reason i wanted to try these out. The phone only goes so far on a charge as it is.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] Janonym:
I am searching for the generic HTC WM6.1 ROM for my Artemis. Can anybody help?
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] korro:
http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Artemis_Upgrades
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] Janonym:
Great! Thx a lot.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] snggwt:
U need more knowledge about PDAs

I am asking for HTC P3350 [Love]

there is many differences in HTC P3300 and P3350...

so read carefully.....then reply
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] dutchcow:
@snggwt you're no OP here, but ok.

If you had used the search, or even google and searched for "P3350 default rom" you would've found this thread, with this download.

I guess that is what you want, isn't it?
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] snggwt:
Downloading.... plz wait

hi,

thanks a lot...

will try soon..
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] Zecanilis:
There is no official release for shipped rom for Love.

That thread is from a rebuild love dump i think, but it's not 100% garantied.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] agumosti:
Artemis (P3300) Original WM6 Italian

I've tried to download the wm6 from this link http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index...temis_Upgrades

but the italian file requires a password?!?!

Is the TOMTOM navigator includeded as in the original ROM from factory?!?

Thanks:confused:
[G4] supraholik:
Hallo. Can I go back to my previous SPL/IPL??I unfortunate upgreated my G4, WIZA 200 to 3.08..I have no idea how to go back or just make 2,25, 2,26..for instance. It was: IPL 2.21.2.126 SPL 2.21.0001.AND IT IS still CID-locked!!!! PLEASE HELP.
[G4] RoryB:
Read this closely to be sure, but this is how people remove HardSPL by using SoftSPL to flash their original IPL/SPL over the HardSPL. I think this is what you are looking for.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=342744
[HTC Excalibur] black000:
Can someone please help me find the iphone theme for the t-mobile dash? I need the cab file to.
[HTC Excalibur] roloracer:
You know what I did? I went to the upper right hand and click on this little thing called search this forum and in 30 seconds I found this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=344922&highlight=iphone+theme
[HTC Excalibur] hovax615@hotmail.com:
haha LMFAO
[HTC Excalibur] jacsonmoore3:
hey black0000 this all u need
[Touch HD General] hobs0n:
As I said it, I want TF3D to be able to show more calender days since Im used to Todays Agenda on my old Qtek 9100.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
If this is based on the linwizard kernel, have you seen the Android kernel that the linwizard crew ported over to the Wizard? It's incomplete, but it might be a good starting point for a an Android Port. When I have time tomorrow, I might try installing this.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] darkstar62:
Hmm, I actually haven't tried that. My image is based on the Polaris development tree, using htcwizard_defconfig. I added some extra drivers, like the touchscreen and SD drivers from there.

Looks like their download of the android kernel is down, unfortunately.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ValdikSS:
Hey guy, I can and will help you!

A winrar is you!

I don't know how to work with GSM module, but sound drivers should compile OK
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Kuuf:
Can't find your SD-card in the partitioning program?

As mostly your sd-card is not seen as a "drive" in Windows and in Linux, you can use the "WM5Storage"-tool to do so.

The .cab is attached. Just install it on you device, reboot and start the program without the device being attached to you computer.

Uncheck "Read-Only" and "Removable Class" en tap "Active".

Now you can connect your device (with the sd-card in it) and go on partitioning.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] expone:
Hi Guys!

I'm surprised. This is the first image and way thats works on my german herald.

My linux experience is very limited. But i want help to let run Android on herald.

What are the next steps?

Morning, I will try to set up android filesystem.

Thank's a lot,

expone
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] darkstar62:
Glad to hear it works for you!

I've managed to get an earlier version of Android to at least begin to start (I get the red-eye moving back and forth), but nothing happens after that.

My guess is that the video is working based on the ability to get the red-eye, but that either some other driver isn't working, or there's not enough free memory.

The image I used was a modified linwizard kernel (not the one I have here), plus a root filesystem that contained Android as an ext2 fs. I never tried with a swap partition enabled.

If we can get our hands on a copy of the android root filesystem in a form that we can mount with this image, perhaps there's a chance of running it. I saw a link somewhere about someone getting this method to work on a different phone (they copied an android root filesystem image to SD card and mounted it from linux, then started android). I'll have to dig around a bit to find it again. Expone, good luck!

Another thing is that we need lots of drivers. If we can get our hands on a spec sheet of the herald listing all the chipsets used, that might give us what we need to start getting this to work. More than likely we'll need to port (or even write) some drivers from different platforms though, as none of the drivers I compiled into this kernel seem to work for things like bluetooth and wifi. Those are probably secondary to getting android to run though -- more for getting it useful.

Just my thoughts.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
I saw someone with an Elfin who had a similar issue but it turns out that it just took 20 minutes for android to boot.

The full source code of Android is available online.

You're right about the drivers, though. We'll probably have to write some of our own.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] expone:
Can you provide your android images?

One Idea:

Is it possible to merge this two file systems of android and this Linux File system? We get the working driver from this system and get software of android system.

What problems might occur?

@darkstar62:

Can you get me some tips where I can find the image?
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] darkstar62:
You can find the android source code here:

http://source.android.com/

If you have a cross-compiling toolchain, you can build it up. As far as binary images go, I don't have one yet for the wing that works -- I'll be working over the next few days or so to get one compiled for the arch and installed.

I found instructions here for getting an earlier version of Android to run off SD card:

http://wiki.kldp.org/wiki.php/AndroidPortingOnRealTarget

All the porting sites I've found talk about pulling the Android /system and /data partitions from the emulator. I don't think that's necessary though (especially with the Android source code out now). Browsing around, I think I may need a different toolchain compiler -- not sure mine supports EABI (see here: http://elinux.org/Android_on_OMAP#Compiler)

Hopefully tonight or tomorrow I'll be able to get my toolchain working and build a kernel. I'm going to attempt to compile Android's kernel source with their patches using bits and pieces from my kernel configuration (the one for the kernel in the howto). With any luck all will be well. Then the real fun in building Android begins.

Also, to whet your appetite, someone managed to get Android running on a phone not too dissimilar from the wing -- OMAP730 processor @ 200mHz, 64mb of RAM, SD card:

http://ohawatch.blogspot.com/2008/02/android-running-on-omap-730-200mhz.html

Also, TI showed android on our processor, the OMAP850 200mHz CPU:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=400905

So with a bit of luck I think we'll have a rather nice Android platform on our phones. :)
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] expone:
I was together with a colleague ever compiled a kernel. We had the ARM GNU / Linux compiler used.

Myself, I need more time to get more information about this topic.

Where will we discuss in the future? In this topic or in the other?
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] darkstar62:
I would say, since this thread is really meant for using an installable Linux image that we keep Android-related discussion on the other thread (since that's what its topic is).

On the other hand, having all the images in one place at the front of this forum with installation instructions makes it very accessible. Perhaps we should rename this thread to something like:

"HOWTO: Multi-Boot Linux, Android and WM6 on T-Mobile Wing / HTC Herald (in work)"

I hate to turn this thread into a spin-off from the other one though...

Anyone have any thoughts?
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] N3xt2N0N3:
I believe this a real good since i have little to no time to work on it.

All because of school. UGH!

I'm just glad I inspired you guys in making this happen.

So I will indeed keep the other thread open cause i would have time working on porting android to the wing in a month.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] expone:
@darkstar62:

Is it possible that you provide me your kernel sources and make-project-file?

So I could even work...
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] darkstar62:
The sources I've been working from come from the linwizard project:

http://linwizard.sourceforge.net

I used a git clone from their instructions using the polaris branch. It's a 2.6.25 kernel (the latest Android is based on 2.6.27...) so we'll have to either port the Android patches from 27 to 25 or port all the linwizard drivers to the android 27 kernel.

I'll post the .config file I'm using when I get home (it's on my desktop there).

A cursory look seems to indicate that it'll be easier to port the android patches to the linwizard kernel, since there's a lot less code involed (and most of the patches apply cleanly against it -- some conflicts need to be resolved though).

I got the patches by git cloning the android source code and diffing their kernel source against the kernel.org kernel of the same version. I'll post that diff when I get home too.

I've got an Android filesystem image compiled for the phone, and it seems to work (I can run the binaries from it using our working kernel -- just can't boot without the patches). So, assuming we get a working kernel, running Android should be a slam-dunk.

More to follow. If things start getting more involved, I'll probably start a sourceforge project for all this so we have some place to put all this information.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] darkstar62:
As promised, here's the .config and android patches:

Config: (rename to .config): http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/198699/linux_wing/wing_config

Android patches (against kernel.org 2.6.27): http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/198699/linux_wing/android-2.6.27.patch

I've updated the top post as well. The patches don't cleanly apply against the 2.6.25 kernel yet. Hopefully I'll be able to get that working soon.

Good luck.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Fenopy:
Unfortunately, I don't have time, nor the crazy Linux experience to be of any help...

But I am way excited and can't wait to see what you can pull off...
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] darkstar62:
Another step in the right direction -- The modified Android kernel boots, and Android will now try and start.

For some reason or another it won't complete starting -- I'm going to install some debugging tools later to try and figure out what else we need (if we're missing something). I've also noticed that Android isn't taking advantage of the swap space we have, so there may be an Android mod needed to allow that -- not sure how much it will help at this point though.

I've updated the top post with instructions on how to install the new kernel and android images to play with on your phone.

Enjoy!
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] foltz61:
I have a rooted G1. I didnt see a swap partition when I run the mount command. Let me know if you need anythhing else. I'll do my best to help out.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] darkstar62:
Yeah, not surprised. The G1 has a lot more memory than the Wing (128mb vs. 64mb if I'm not mistaken) so I doubt there'd be a need for one.

My hope was that if memory was tight for running on Android, adding a swap partition would give it some more breathing room. I guess Android wasn't designed that way though.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] foltz61:
Okay. The system monitor app say I have 96 MB of memory with 74 used. And 262 of sytem storage with 129 used. Just to give you an idea of what an actual Android device is using.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] darkstar62:
Fascinating. I guess it'll use whatever physical memory it has available to it. I've seen other people using Android on a 64mb phone with success too, so I guess it doesn't need that much memory.

As a bit of an update, I think the troubles now with starting Android we're having lie in the framebuffer (video) driver. I need to track down some patches to allow for page flip and recompile. More to come.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] Kuuf:
Sweet dude, keep us posted!

I would like to help, but don't know how I can be of any help (atm) :(
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] N3xt2N0N3:
darkstar are you porting Android CupCake. I think we should focus on CupCake since it has onscreen keyboard and we dont have the drivers for our qwerty keyboard.
[Wing, P4350 ROM development] ivanmmj:
Are you by any chance basing the port on this?

More specifically: http://elinux.org/Android_on_OMAP#Kernel_configuration

Here is a omap850 based GSM working in linux.