yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] sulehri:
I have downloaded MDict

Will you please give the link of downloading Wordnet Database?
[General Questions and Answers] markvan:
I can't remember where I got it from, but I've added it to my website. You can find the link at the bottom of this page:

http://www.jaml.com/pdasolutions.php
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
you can find a few dictionaries in www.freewarepocketpc.net
[General Questions and Answers] sulehri:
Thanx mate :)
[General Questions and Answers] Cleophas:
Where can I find dictionaries for Mdict (*.mdx)? Mainly a Portuguese Dictionary.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Napbree:
Hey,

Some of you may know the website: www.touch-innovation.com

I'm not going to advertise it's features - because that's not what I'm here for.

I'm basically wondering if anyone still uses it, or would still use it. And whether it warrants mine and others time to get it running properly again.

I've neglected it the past few months, mainly because of my work, i'm only 16 and my GCSE's are a month or 2 away. So it's a big time.

I think I can get it going again, make it more popular, get more programs etc. But only if people will use it. So do you think it's worth my valuable time at the moment?

And if there's anyone willing to help out, if you think it's worth it, now the time is to ask.

Thanks guys :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] O and O:
Wonderful effort esspecially considering your age and other commitments.

I personally believe if you can do it and get high grades then do, but remember your GCSEs are very important university's and colleges will look at them and even more so employers. So be wise :).

I'm in uni so I talking from my own experience know how important GCSEs can be to "success" then and "success" later.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jaskiratsingh:
Hey Napbree

It is a wonderful site and you can find all finger touch applications for PPC. I think that you should continue with the site and if you need any help in maintaining "Count Me In"
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] User22:
Well, i keep visiting it every week because it has good info.

Cheers mate.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Aftashok:
exactly....the GCSEs are definitely what should be more important for you right now, whether that means to take a break from the site or to shut it down completely for the time being.....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dschoenike:
Education should definately be the prioriy. But i also think you should try to keep the site going and let us help you in anyway we can. Ill start adding and updating software today. Maybe getting a few more people on board would help us out also?. Touch innovation has come along way, and it would be great to see it continually get better. But again, your future comes first. Thanks for letting me help on your site N. :)

dschoenike (Derek)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ather:
This is a Dev Related forum and this thread doesent belong here :p

(joking..) i agree with them, Studies first, later you'll have all the time for this
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Soul_Est:
I agree with the rest. I'm in college right now and I can tell you, you will need good marks especially if your going to an institute. You've made a great site at an age that not many people (myself included) would even try to create much less maintain. School comes first though and trust me getting good on those GCSEs will help you immensely.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dschoenike:
Im not sure of whats all involved with maintaning a website technically-wise, but could you like, put someone else in charge of it while you're taking care of more important priorities? My apologies for a probably silly question, but im just trying to help ya figure out keeping touch innovation going. Love that site :)

dschoenike
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] criminalogic:
is tha site gone ? im geting: " Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '?' in /home/.axle/brennn/mobile.touch-innovation.com/index.php on line 1358 " When trying to access... dont think iv ever been to tha site.. will keep an eye out 2 see if it comes back..
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Aegishua:
Lol, the site works mate.. and its a very good site mind you, its just a little clustered like this forum on occasions and just needs some more organisation but none the less its definitely worth while if you can get each developer to post there apps there.

Also.. when did this forum become boredofstudies.org? O_O
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Napbree:
Sorry for the mobile.touch-innovation.com, my error. Fixed now.

I think i've decided that because of all the work i've put into the site (site is coded from base up, not based upon anything.) and that I had already started another beta (where the design was re-hauled, and a load of new features + orginisation filters etc) that I am going to carry it on, but not let it take priority. So when I have 5-10 mins, I'll just code some more, or optimise it etc. After I;ve finished all of my c/w of course.

Any suggestions, and anyone looking to help out, post in here, and I'll get to you at some point. I;m off to bed, night :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] msd24200:
yes please keep it going :D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Mathjkt:
I'll definitely keep using it regularly!

thanks for this cool site

Math
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] deneem4:
i would like to help maintain it im a senoir in high school and i need more experience for college so if you need help contact me
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Spyderekz:
i think you need to delegate some of the duties of the website. but i generaly like the layout and have used it befor
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] fusioncoast:
nice effort keep it up
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zenkinz:
shouldn't GCSE be year end, or is it not?

Regardless, I agree with the rest, that your studies is more important at this point. It's always good to venture into something you like, above studies, but when it comes to examination like GCSE, you just have to priortise them accordingly.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Napbree:
The thing is, windows mobile plan to release a online store for all win mobile applications, so that means my little revenue will drop even more. And my laptop has now broke.. Not good.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ceger:
Site is not working anymore, so was the decision to focus on education made and the site shut down?

Ceger
[Shift Development] ioioio79:
Hi,

I'm thinking to buy a shift, but I will not use it with vista, a need a free visus os, so I'm thinking if anyone have tryed to install linux or (I prefer) OSX!

can anyone tell me an HOWTO giude and let me know the working things and not working things??

Thanks a lot!

Another question not on Shift: Anyone have a italian rom for the samsung m8800! I don't know where I can post this question!
[Shift Development] deadnex:
Linux is working fine, but you will not get the 1024x600 interpolated resolution. OS X is not working. Both linux and OS X has been discussed in previous threads. Use the search function!
[Shift Development] ioioio79:
mmm... I trayed on other machine linux and it make me crazy, can you tell me a perfect release of linux to install on shift? I want to browse the web (with flash and java) and modify office document!

Thanks a lot!
[Shift Development] deadnex:
I'm using Ubuntu (and Vista with a custom bootloader)
[Shift Development] koala996:
what do you like on Mac OS X? I will never try to install Mac OS X on anything else than a Mac... it is already buggy with some few macs.. I don't know why it would work well on computers it has not been developped for.
[Shift Development] deadnex:
OS X is running fine on my desktop computer. Everything worked out of the box ;)
[Shift Development] mactablet:
Have you got your ubuntu working fully? Wifi, touch screen?I thought there were a few issues with the wifi??
[Shift Development] saiweb:
I didn't see issues with Leopard on Shift. Yes, I tried it out. The only issues I found were losing touch and syncing the system with Windows Mobile. Also I didn't like Leopard on smaller screen. I did this just to check that out, so got reverted back to Vista. I am eagerly waiting for RTM of Windows 7. BTW, I don't have issues with Vista. At home I have 3 computers that run on Vista (2 on Ultimate and 1 Business), 5 Computers that run Windows XP (various versions), one with Ubuntu, and 1 MacBook running on Leopard (10.5.6). I have issues with XP based systems when I installed BizTalk 2009 and SQL Server 2008, but I never faced any trouble installing them on Vista Ultimate. I don't have issues with VS2010 beta 1 installation on both XP and Vista. My primary home system runs on Vista Ultimate has variety of server softwares installed in addition to Visual Studio 2008 and 2010 and Eclipse Ganymede with Android SDK that I need. I also use it as my Live Mesh host.

--Ram--
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
Saiweb, Can You Expound?

You said that you got OS X working on the Shift; can you explain your method briefly? Were there really no problems other than losing touchscreen? How often did it go out? I'd appreciate it.
[Shift Development] jimmunsw:
My friend putrawanz did installed mac leopard osx into his shift just to try it out sometime back , but he said it is very slow in responding , even when u pass the pointer through the dock , the icons that expanded and then contracted back to origin size was somewhat lagging / jerking in motion , so it can be installed but can't be used . unless we used the 2gb ram stick coming out dunno when , then maybe it can be a lot smoother :)
[Shift Development] deadnex:
Which distro did you use to install OS X? I had issues with the GMA950 graphic card. The installation started in black and white (640x480) and I never got past the spinning wheel to start the installation...
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
It must work

I would think that it should run pretty well. I've seen the YouTube videos of it running on a Shift very choppy, but I've also seen a YouTube video of an u810 (which component-wise is pretty similar to the Shift), triple booting, one load of which was OS X. It looked like it ran fine; he didn't demonstrate everything though. I think when people first tried installing OS X on the Shift, it didn't support GMA 950, but then Apple released a MacMini that used the same chipset. That, or it just really depends on the method and .kexts.
[Shift Development] wovens:
I've also seem a youtube video but the one I've seen was definitely a remote desktop connection to a Mac and the guy said so on the comments. Go back there and check.
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
Positive that it was not remote desktop

It definitely was not remote desktop. He demonstrated booting each one, OS X, Windows, and ubuntu. Each time having to select the partition to boot from in what looked like chameleon or grub. I have my Dell Mini 9 triple booting and it has GMA950 the same way. Works flawlessly.
[Shift Development] putrawanz:
not really function running,use the mac os x intel x86 but the shift doesnt support it.. huhu
[Shift Development] wovens:
What I mean is the installation on the Shift that you said was choppy. I don't doubt it runs elsewhere.

I mean this:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdx77Gi3vtA
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
Gotcha

Gotcha. Wonder if the recent news that Apple is discontinuing support for the Intel Atom will have any effect on the Stealy. I'm OK with just running 10.5, but I'd still like to hear about people's experience with it.
[Shift Development] deadnex:
This video clearly shows that they used logmein. They did not install OS X to the shift...
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
She Knows

She knows. She knew. Basically, there is no video that shows OS X running on the Shift, just a video of someone using remote login to access a computer running OS X. There is, however a video of someone running OS X on a u810, which is pretty similar to the Shift. I'm thinking he used the same method as was used in the MyDellMini forums.
[Shift Development] lucid:
Atom supported again

http://stellarola.tumblr.com/post/225234492/10-6-2-kills-atom-and-other-news-updated

ATOM processor again supported in new OSX build.

Have a ball with it people,
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
OUCH!

Zyke!!! No Atom support after all!!

I am bound and determined to get the Shift triple-booting. So far I've got it dual-booting, Vista and Ubuntu. I'm reading up on what needs to be done to get OS X installed, but there is no definitive guide that I can find, so I'm having to piece stuff together. So far I've unpack the install package (from an .ISO on an SD card), and edited the "Distribition" list (the list that sets the parameters for what OS X can be installed on), but so far I've only changed the 867MHz requirement, and the install simply dies. I've got to read up on the code more so I know what needs to be edited. I think just changing 867MHz to something like 600MHz isn't enough. Any ideas?
[Shift Development] labnotes:
You'll have to excuse me but I'm writing all this from memory and let me be the first tell you my memory isn't the sharpest since I celebrate 420 almost everyday. =)

About 2 1/2 months ago I decided to install OSX86 on an old Dell Latitude D600 and happened to run into this guide:

http://www.ihackintosh.com/2009/03/...led-on-a-dell-inspiron-600m-or-latitude-d600/

Everything installed flawlessly, everything worked out the box.

My curiosity came over me and I decided to 'try' & install OSX86 on my shift using the same guide. (BTW the shift is probably the most used device I use today, I love my shift but it's getting old and someone needs to be our savior and come out with a wifi/bt solution on WM side.

Keeping my fingers crossed) The outcome?

I got OSX to install and boot but there are a few things you'll need before actually attempting this.

1. iPC OSx86 Universal 10.5.6

2. Any LCD monitor

3. Good set of eyes.

When installing OSX on the shift, for some reason the monitor on the shift isn't viewable or the resolution isn't big enough to click the next button. If you know how to start the install using a higher resolution or get past this without the LCD monitor, please let us know. =P I happen to use an LCD monitor to VGA. You'll get about 8 colors, be warned though it's going to be very blurry.

Since I installed OSX on the Dell already, I knew where and what options to tick from the guide. I would suggest loading up another iPC Mac OSX install disc on another desktop just to get comfortable on which options should be ticked because you'll barely be able to make out what's on the LCD screen.

After the install, unplug the LCD monitor, wait a few minutes and if things go right, OSX should boot.

Have fun!

Note: I looked at all the options from the guide thats suppose to be ticked and I believe I didn't tick the option " AGPGart 2.7.1" (To be honest, I have no idea what this is but I'm assuming it relates to video) I believe you'll be able to find the right driver within INTEL.

2 1/2 months later, I'm using windows 7 flawlessly but

I'm bored nowadays and if someone can get all the amenities to work for the shift, I wouldn't mind installing it again because OSX ran pretty decent when I had it installed.

I'll be installing OSX on an old Sony VGN-B100, I might as well try this again on my shift to refresh my memory.

Warning: this is all from memory and I can't guarantee anything until I try this again myself. This time around I'll log everything. =)
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
I'm getting closer!!

So, I said I was bound and determined and I meant it. I took a couple days off from work just so I could learn up on this hackintoshing business. Man, have I learned a lot! I initially tried the iPC distro, but wasn't very happy with it. Plus, during my research I found that people were making kexts, kernels, bootloaders, etc left and right that were compatible with the Shift and Snow Leopard, but no distro. So I decided to make my own. I've got a liveUSB of snow leopard working up to a point. It looks very much like iPC 10.5.6 does, with the grey, hardly readable screen, but it's progress. The problem is that the installer has trouble writing to the SSD. So, I think it's a chipset/kext incompatibility thing, or I've got a kext conflict going on, or I just don't know what I'm doing. But I'm learning!! I'll keep you posted.

PS I've got it triple-booting as well, but no good OS X install yet. I'll never own a computer that isn't at least triple-booting again.
[Shift Development] deadnex:
Please keep us updated on how this project is working out. If you can get a OS X fully working (even without touchscreen) I would really appreciate if you could write a guide on which kexts you were using. I am quite experienced with hackingtosh, but I never managed to get it to boot on the shift. I think it was because of lacking kext support. However, this was almost a year ago and I'm sure there's a lot more kexts available now :)

Good luck on your project :)
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
Getting Closer

So I've got the USB Installer booting up in to crisp beautiful color (not that big of a deal since the GMA950 kext is in so many netbooks, so tons of people were hard at work optimizing the kext for it), but still having a problem getting the installer to actually write to the Runcore SSD. It sees it and it was able to format it ONCE, but more often than not, it hangs trying to write to it. Wish I new what I did differently that one time. The SSD is PATA and the kexts I'm using are supposed to be compatible, so I'm thinking it's may OSInstall.mpkg, something in there may need changing. I'll let you know when I've got it working. And yes, a guide is already in the works, just because I've learned to keep track of everything I'm doing.
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
Update

Just wanted to let those who were interested know that I now have a blinking "Disk Activity" light during the snow leopard install process. It sees it and is writing to it. Can't say whether or not it is going to complete the installation though. Fingers are crossed. So, sorry if I got your hopes up, but I will get it eventually if it doesn't work now. Let you know in an hour or two.
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
The Latest

That's a big NO GO on the last attempt. I'm thinking of starting fresh with a new method. Need a break for a couple of days though. Sorry all.
[Shift Development] deadnex:
Could you post (or send a PM) links to the Snow Leopard distro and kexts you are using? I'm not using an SSD disk and I would like to give it a try :)

Btw, I didn't think Snow Leopard was able to run on a 32 bit CPU as some of the Kernel was written for 64bit only. When I tried to install OS X I was trying Tiger and Leopard.
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
That's Just It . . .

There is no distro. I am having to make one myself. I'm using the MyHack installer, which installs the "Chocolate Kernel," (which supports SSE2 and 3)along with needed startup kexts. Snow Leopard will boot and remain in 32bit so long as you have the "arch=i386" kernel flag. I'm going to give it one more try with this method just making a few minor adjustments to the OSInstall.mpkg. But, like I said, if it doesn't work still I'm going to be changing up the method, not using the MyHack installer, but using the same components and building the USB myself with just Chameleon.
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
Project Stalled For a While, At Least For Me

I was in the process of following a new guide with a SL distro of my own making when my Shift totally died. So the project, as far as I'm concerned, is on hiatus, at least until I get another Shift, which is dependent on a good many things, one of which is the release of Apple's tablet on Wednesday. If that thing is able to run OS X, bootcamp, iPhone OS and have cellular capabilities, well then, why buy a Shift? But that's an endless pipe dream, never gonna happen. It's gonna be a bigger lamer iPhone/Kindle. What's the point?!
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
Project Back On!

I just bought a Macbook Pro over the weekend and after spending some time setting it up, I am ready to commence with this project. Should go much better now since I'm working on a real mac and not a hackintosh. I'll keep everyone posted as I get the time to work on it.

Thus far I have a SL USB installer that comes up in full color, after some terminal commands you can get the screen resolution down to 800 x 600. The microtrackpad and left and right buttons work as well as the keyboard. Audio works and it detects the battery level. The problem is that I could not get it to install internal. It would only install and run on an external drive. When I had it running I was even able to get internet working via the ethernet jack on the HTC provided USB hub. I was also able to get it down to the optimal resolution via SwitchResX.prefpane.

The goals are to just get it installed internally and run somewhat stable. Once that is done I'll move on to getting the touchscreen to work, which may or may not be difficult. But there are others who've gotten touch screens to work on hackintoshs, plus there's the whole modbook community to pull from. Fingerprint reader . . . maybe. Bluetooth . . . maybe. Wifi may never work. 3G may never work. But I still be able to say I got OS X on the Shift.

Cheers
[Shift Development] sebastiaanmeloen:
i myself own an iMac g4 1ghz, and from experience i can say, why not try 10.4 tiger?
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
Ugh

Because then it would be running Tiger. No thanks.
[Shift Development] TopRowGuywithFeet:
Update

I have narrowed the issue with not being able to install OS X to the internal SSD down to one kext, ioatafamily.kext. I am not experienced with manipulating kexts, though I have made attempts, so I'm going to ask around the hackintosh communities.

Also, while I'm resolving issues with my 2GB memory module and have to keep reopening the Shift and fiddle with its guts, I figure I'll try installing to different HD's, or installing with the primary HD (Runcore SSD) plugged in externally, and then put it back in. We'll see what happens.
[Shift Development] sebastiaanmeloen:
dude

seriously, post some pics, i'd really like that.

u can also PM me for my personal mail address if you don't like posting the pics online.

:) keep us posted.
[Palm Treo 750 ROM Development] oceer:
while updating my treo i got stuck and my phone restarted and now it shows a red,green,blue and white screen can any one help
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] ioioio79:
Hi,

Anyone have a working italian rom of WM6 for the S100 (I read in the forum and seems to don't is possible) OR a interface like the htc touch to use with the WM2003 ROM! I need a italian interface!

thanks to anyone want to help me!
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] ioioio79:
Nobody can help me??
[G1 Apps and Games] [RiS]:
JF Updater is finally here!

For those of you who didn't know about it, JF Updater is an Open Source Android application that will let stay up-to-date with JF ROM updates. It automatically checks for updates at predefined intervals, displaying a notification when a new one is found.

From the same application, you can choose to automatically download and apply these updates.

You can have more information on the project web site

The application is available for download in that web site and on Android Market.
[G1 Apps and Games] Binary100100:
YAY! FIRST! LOL. Just kidding. Great job guys. You're truly awsome.
[G1 Apps and Games] dweller88:
thanks very much for developing this app!

I just tested it out.

Currently I have RC33 1.41

The app said that there were no possible updates.

It didn't mention rc33 1.42

edit to add: In the settings it was set to check for US firmware,

when I set it to "check all" it then found the rc33 1.42