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[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] NotATreoFan:
I guess it's a good thing I've been busy for the last week... I didn't have the chance to brick my new Fuze with a rogue radio... mine had the fortune of dying a quick death via 8 ft. fall from an RV.

...but hey, anythings better then Castrol 5W-30. :cool:
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] hilaireg:
... and do it quick ... before some AT&T person reads this thread ;)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Captain_Throwback:
here's what happened

Well, I went to the repair shop. Turns out, though, that they don't even repair the Fuze there. So he turned it on, it quickly went off, he took the battery out, checked for water damage, and said he'll have a new one sent out to me. I should have it by Friday. So I guess I have a few more days to decide whether or not I'll completely nuke my phone, or leave it as is, and see if they figure it out.

Once I get my new Fuze, I'll just have to find out how to use the Security Unlock I bought for my current one on the new one. So hopefully by Friday, I'll be back in business flashing ROMs and non-Rhodium radios!

Thanks everyone for your advice and support. This really is a great community!! :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Farmer Ted:
I'm pretty sure you're gonna have to buy another one; the unlocker is tied into your imei code.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Thegreat1:
i think if u flashed a rapheal radio it will sort the problem out

me my self one time i flashed a diamond radio thinking it was ok found that it deosn't start i thought something went wrong with the flash read and then found that i can't till it unlocked returned back to a rapheal radio without having any problems
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Captain_Throwback:
Oh I'm sure that if I flashed a Raphael radio onto my phone it would solve the problem. Except for the problem is that I can't flash anything, because my Bootloader is corrupt.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] P1Tater:
Hey Hey Hey. I think I resemble that remark.......:p:eek:
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] pandaboyy:
I'm very surprised to see so many smart people around... Thanks for the trick, I'll certainly use this one day :p
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] derekcranson:
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[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] davtse:
hold the volume down button and soft reset, i partially bricked mine as well, and by entering the bootloader screen i found that i could restore my original firmware.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] p51d007:
Now THAT'S funny!
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Reefermattness:
Your first post and already making an ass of yourself, smooth.

READ THE THREAD.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Captain_Throwback:
Well, on THAT note, I will request that this thread be closed, as I sent my phone back, HardSPL and all, & was not charged for my warranty replacement (yet). I've happily flashed my "new" (refurb) Fuze a hundred+ times since receiving it, and will continue to do so. I will NEVER flash a radio from any device other than those previously proven to work, however. I'm thinking AT$T isn't stupid enough to give me TWO free warranty replacements for the same problem . . .
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Reefermattness:
I used to work for ATT, you would be surprised the stupid things they do. Ive seen store reps take phones back without even checking to see if they had liquid damage. LOL
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] NotATreoFan:
Closing thread at the request of the OP.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] NGGeekZ:
If your rom supports this it is VERY COOL!!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=496809
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] serfboreds:
I have been using UC and provxml for autorun on new flashes for some time and it is the only way to go, but takes a little time to get it right. Not everything is possible using this however, but most everything is there. I have all of my Roms and Radios on a non-SDHC card, with all of the cabs on there too with SDconfig.txt. I move a copy of some nbh file from a folder onto the root, and flash from bootloader on the phone. Then I move the next thing until my custom rom which runs customizations based on my sdconfig.txt. I have all of my Cabs in a folder, including a cab that has all of my UC regedits, file copies, and other personalizations such as outlook settings, program hacks, and everything else. Every time I have a new favorite program, I add that cab to my cabs folder and add a regedit to my personlization cab. When I flash next, my phone is 98% where it was before. I can usually have a stock phone to totally modded out within 30 minutes.

Problematic areas that don't really work when loading SDconfig.txt: HTC Home pictures and contacts, some preferences for windows settings, and some other unique problems.

I can help you understand how to work this out, if anyone is interested. It really is worth the time if you flash a lot. See my screenshot of my sd card I use for flashing. I also uploaded my sdconfig.txt. I won't put my cab on here as there are personal information but I will share information if you need help that will be relevant.
[G1 General] crosko42:
article source

Adobe is working on a version of Flash for Google's Android mobile phone operating system, but it turns out it's not the only one.

On Wednesday, embedded software specialist Bsquare plans to detail its work in the area. "Bsquare has been tapped by a global tier 1 carrier to port the Adobe Flash player to the Android platform on more than 100 embedded devices," according to a message sent to reporters about the news.

Flash is a software foundation that's popular for games, video streaming, and other more sophisticated Web site features, but it's mostly a fixture on PCs rather than mobile devices. Apple's iPhone, the technological leader among smartphones by many accounts, doesn't support Flash.

Google Android leader Andy Rubin demonstrated Flash on the T-Mobile G1 Android phone at an Adobe conference in November.

(Via Peter Rojas.)
[G1 General] Gimpeh:
And if were lucky we will get it before adobe finally decides to release the official version. I wouldnt hold your breath though.
[G1 General] wootroot:
im sure we will get it before the iphone either way, if i remember correctly apple finally gave in to having flash on the iphone, looking forward to this

(PS. the current flash player in the market sucks, let me save you the trouble and tell you... it sucks)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] cyben76:
Any one using the case, any comments? I have a HTC Touch Pro GSM, so should i buy SAND SNAP-ON FOR HTC® FUZE or GLOVE SNAP-ON FOR HTC® TOUCH PRO (CDMA)

SAND SNAP-ON FOR HTC® FUZE:

http://www.bodyglove.com/products_detail.php?product_id=25864

GLOVE SNAP-ON FOR HTC® TOUCH PRO (CDMA)

http://www.bodyglove.com/products_detail.php?product_id=25864

or would the SEIDIO Innocase Surface would be a better choice?

http://www.seidioonline.com/product-p/csr2htfe-bk.htm

btw.. I already have ZAGG's Invisible Shield full body protection on my HTC Touch Pro would the case still fit?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] XERO_Racer:
more than likely bro, itll fit cuz invisible shield is just like a screen protector but only better(i mean as in thickness size) but anywho i STRONGLY advised u NOT to get the Body Glove case, all though it makes the phone protect from heavy abuse and all but, i own one and personally that in some cases, the back casing would eventually make the phone pop out if ure walking when u have it on the belt clip, i had to literally hold my phone at times because of that, even my mom's popped like 2 times, luckly the phone has VERY VERY minor cosmetic damage also it would make the phone feel 25% more thick than without it. the Seidio looks like a good case and it even says "good for putting in a pocket or an outer case, but here are some others i would recommend ;)

http://store.everythinghtc.com/mobi-products-crystal-case/4A123A3946.htm

and this one has color choices

http://store.everythinghtc.com/mobi-products-protector-case/4A123A4977.htm
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] Ovrclck:
I remember originally the body glove case had problems with false touch. Seidio all the way!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] ReznikAkime:
Nope, I got the Sand snapon. No problems here. I really like it.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] the330ballers:
i may have had the body glove but i got it from the cingular store and the back case doesnt even stay on anymore i can pull it off at will... good thing i dont actually use a belt clip.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] jdomi99:
Seidio, period.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creid2352:
Is it possible if I installed apps/data on SD card to switch to another card and install apps/data on it? I removed my current card and my phone stopped working. I will take help from anyone who has it.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corp769:
if you want to, you should be able to copy everything to a backup folder and upload to another sd card. you need to do this in linux cause windows does not natively read ext2 partitions. shut down your phone, remove the micro sd card, put in your computer, copy everything to the backup folder, then re-partition your new (hopefully bigger) micro sd card. put back in the phone and boot it up. i have never tried this, but it should work, just as long as you have the ext2 partition the system can read from. good luck.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Autarkis:
I agree fully with corp769. In addition, two important things to remember are:

* ext2 must be the second (primary) partition

* you must preserve UNIX access permissions by copying apps and data directories with cp -rp ! That's the reason apps on SD doesn't work without repartitioning.

* you must use a separate card reader, you cannot do this while the card is plugged into your G1. (Unless you can do some fancy mounting/unmounting stuff on the phone, that is. It's certainly easier and safer to use a card reader).

I too have never tried this, but it should work.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LucidREM:
i did this on linux from a 2G card to a new 8G card .. my partitions are named so i utilize naming to distinguish one partition from the other:

make two folders on your linux desktop .. "SDD1" and "SDD2" .. the FAT32(sdd1) can be click-and-drag to the desktop folder .. the EXT2(sdd2) needs to be run inside Terminal to retain the permissions (unless someone know a better way)

ie: sudo cp -a /media/sdd2/* /home/LucidREM/Desktop/SDD2

then switch cards

ie: sudo cp -a /home/LucidREM/Desktop/SDD2/* /media/sdd2

obviously substitute your name for mine unless you call yourself "LucidREM"
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dixxa:
In the exact same process when you have an error nfs :

In linux with the card reader

unmount both vfat and ext2 partitions and type :

fsck -p /dev/yourext2partition.

fsck.vfat -p /dev/yourfatpartition

that's how I manage to recover 2 MicroSD card :D
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] giantcrazy:
If you want to go the GUI route - go grab a copy of the GParted Live distribution. Put that on bootable media (whatever your case may be, USB or CD/DVD) then boot into GParted and use the GUI to copy and paste the partitions over. GParted will do a consistency check and fix any errors in both partitions first, then copy over into the new SD card.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creid2352:
Thanks a lot for the help everyone. I will give this a shot when I get home. Appreciate all the quick responses.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corp769:
no prob man, just let us know if it works for you or not.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] legaleye2005:
If you don't have linux, is there a program for windows or mac I can use to do this? Thanks
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SolemnWishing:
Yes download Wubi (which is like Linux in a box, and can be installed in like 10 minutes and ready to use and removed like a normal program) or download Paragon Partition Manager 9 Trial Version, it must be version 9 not 10. I recommend Wubi however, much easier, and who knows, you might fall in love with it like I did.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meenxo:
I tried the LucidREM instructions and it is looping on startup.

Is there a different way to do this?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrooklynAvi:
Simplest Method

Just in case people still want to know how to change SD cards (ext partition and all), which I suspect will happen a lot since the 16GB cards are going to start dropping in price soon, here's the simplest and best way I know how to do it. I have done this a bunch of times without any issues. I've even used this to go from a G1 to a myTouch (with minor compatibility changes, of course). But simply changing/upgrading SD cards is a breeze.

First thing's first. You will need bart.sh which can be found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=562292. If you are using a myTouch or simply don't want to bother typing commands, use Amon_RA's wonderful recovery menus with bart.sh already built in. The Nexus One version can be found here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=611829) but there are links to the recovery menus for the G1, myTouch, Hero, etc. on that page.

You will need to be familiar with how bart.sh works and this is way beyond this post. There is a ton of information on the bart.sh thread. So here are the steps that need to be done.

1) Run bart.sh, either in recovery console or via recovery menu, to backup your entire ext2/3/4 partition (as well as nandroid for simplicity).

2) Back up the fat32 portion of your SD card as you normally would by mounting your SD card to your computer. Make sure that this includes the new bart.sh backup which should be located in the bart folder in the root of you SD card.

3) Partition your new SD card using the method of your choice. Amon_RA's recovery menus have an easy and painless method for this but you can use parted or any other method you choose. If you use your device to partition your new SD card do NOT boot your phone after you partition the card. You will want to finish Step 4 first. Amon_RA's recovery allows you to mount your SD card from recovery to help you complete Step 4 if you do not have a SD card reader.

4) Using Amon_RA's recovery menu or an SD card reader copy the fat32 partition, which includes your bart.sh backup, from your PC to the fat32 partition of your newly partitioned SD card. From the recovery menu, restore your bart.sh backup.

5) Voila. You now have all of your partitions moved to a new SD card.

This process can be simplified into one sentence. Do a bart.sh backup and restore it to the new SD making sure the SD card has the proper partitions and that you don't forget about the fat32 partition. The above is just a list showing the proper order so that you don't lose any data during the process.
[XPERIA X1 General] infamous6622:
I've been using it on my x1, works alright, but video quality is quite poor and it doesnt play in full screen.

Installing this official youtube app replaces the htc youtube(assuming you have that installed), so it either one or the other, you cant have both apps.

Seems like theres still no way to have high quality youtube playback on the x1with the latest roms, the only way is to use htc youtube app on r1 rom.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=495842
[XPERIA X1 General] Xkan:
Yes, I've also installed this youtube app, but the quality is very bad in my eyes, and the vids start in fullscreen, but then they're resized and so it makes no fun, I didn't watch a single video...
[XPERIA X1 General] doministry:
I also installed it,

and it replaced HTC app in Programs,

but apparently when I use Youtube panel,

it's the htc one..
[XPERIA X1 General] thelucius:
For high quality youtube playback, you can use CorePlayer 1.3 It has configurable video quality - from very low to very high. It works very good.
[XPERIA X1 General] YYYYY:
I second that, the coreplay has the best video and buffering quality.
[XPERIA X1 General] Sfkn2:
Does it still choke like the old youtube app?
[XPERIA X1 General] superweijie:
Poor or not quality I did not notice, but the playback is very choppy even when fully buffered. It was however perfectly smooth on my other Samsung WM phone.

There are however other means to get youtube. W.V.D. and Coreplayer are two that comes to my mind other than HTC's

No it doesn't. Before installing, go to File Explorer and Windows>Start Menu and rename the youtube you have as Youtube HTC or anyother so that the installation of this client won't override the HTC's Youtube shortcut.

If you forgot however and installed without any preparations, you can go to Windows folder(or somewhere else) in File Explorer and look for the HTC's Youtube shortcut which is 25B big.
[General Questions and Answers] atown305:
Is there a way to use a WM 6.1 device through active sync as a mic? by the way i have a samsung epix (sgh-i907)... or maybe through a blutooth headset
[G1 Android Development] someprogr:
Ok, theres a lot of threads out there on getting Debian working "with" Android side by side. What about getting Debian working primarily and natively? You can easily modify the bootloader to boot into Debian.

No I'm not talking about chrooting into debian from the Android environment.

With this being said there are plenty of possibilities. Debian works natively with ARM, so you can go ahead and install Xorg with touchpad driver etc. and get Debian working up to fullspeed. Believe me, it works a 1000x better than using AndroidVNC and tightvnc server. You can actually use mplayer with ffmpeg to play any type of vidoes off your sdcard at fullspeed.

So anyway, what do you guys think? Maybe theres a way to modify the bootloader so at boot time you can choose to boot into debian or android etc. or maybe it would be possible to lets say "boot debian" and vnc into androids fb to "make a phone call" etc., kind of a like a reverse vnc method we use to get into X on the debian side. Heck - we could maybe even figure out how to access the framework to make calls natively through debian. The possibilities are endless.
[G1 Android Development] someprogr:
Also, I'll edit this post and try to get a guide going here in a couple days on how to get Debian ARM/Xorg working.
[G1 Android Development] AndroidSamurai:
I was actually wondering myself if this could be done. Heck, not like I do not enjoy android or anything. It would be great to be able to run a lot of my *nix apps natively on my phone.

I already have Debian runnin off my 8GB sdcard(unfortunately a class 2) and I enjoy it. Problem is having to shut it down and restart it so much to get functionality out of my G1.

Keep me up to date on your progress and let me know the best GUI to use for better performance.
[G1 Android Development] dinscurge:
so whats the deal, anyone actually got this working? i have no use for my brothers g1 considering the low call quality/not recieving mms'es, i mean literally if i put them side by side, my excalibur has better service/reception. and id be pretty sweet to have crystal fvwm running on g1. so it doesnt really matter to me if i could get it to make calls, as theres always skype/amsn w.e. so pretty much anyone got any links on getting a native debian install?
[G1 Android Development] Royalknight6190:
Yes they got this working. If you looked at the bible you would've seen this. But I will give you the link enjoy it is very cool. Youtube has some videos also.

http://www.saurik.com/id/10
[G1 Android Development] dinscurge:
no you misunderstand :p. i mean run debian native, as in to replace android
[G1 Android Development] Royalknight6190:
Gotcha Sorry, um let me look around for yeah.
[G1 Android Development] USHERROB:
hey...check this out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX1BOGl8Fnw

and heres another xda thread here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=624392
[G1 Android Development] dinscurge:
ahh thx for the link i saw this before but misplaced the bookmark. but im afraid thats not exactly what im looking for :P but that probably doesnt exist. as this is only set up to have dual boot booting android/debian of 3rd part on sdcard. and as far as i am seeing in the thread it isnt working to well. that im just going to have to wait and see what happens.
[G1 Android Development] lbcoder:
This is an old thread, but still a very interesting topic.

Would be *great* to but debian at the bottom of things.

A note about the bootloader: It is ***ALREADY DUALBOOT***. There are TWO boot partitions on the phone: "boot" and "recovery". If you want to set it up to dualboot, but your primary (automated) boot kernel into "boot", and your secondary in "recovery".

As long as you have an engineering SPL, the actual recovery is not required -- in fact, if you WANT to boot into recovery, you can always "fastboot boot recovery.img" without even having to flash the recovery to the phone.

I tell you the thing that really bugs me about android: that it doesn't support existing X.

What I dream of at night is running the ANDROID stuff ON TOP OF X. It would present a little bit of a challenge in terms of having the PHONE app (or whatever) be able to pop up to the top. There would also be some RESOURCE challenges. DREAM may not be the best hardware to implement this on.
[G1 Android Development] klinck:
Native Xorg

A slight off-topic because I have Samsung Galaxy :)

I was also fascinated by this possibility of running debian linux, Xorg on the phone.

So I created this project "linux-on-android" (sorry, I am not allowed to post links yet) on the google code where I am going to post instructions and code. Please, join the project if you are interested. It should be completely open.

The idea is to start with something simple but working and move slowly. In order to run X server from the Debian distribution it is enough to just use the Android kernel, with only a little change to the framebuffer driver. I don't change the boot procedure - only turn off the android services and put things like startx instead. Now I am trying to use matchbox+LXDE and they look nice and fast. Wifi and touchpad work. Nothing else does. I thought about what would be the minimal working configuration and decided that power management + telephony would be very good.

With the telephony I plan to leave the android RIL daemon and write a small python program that would communicate with it and act as a dialer. It appears to be not such a problem, at least I am able to communicate with the daemon now and all requests are nicely wrapped in python methods. The next step is to write phone GUI/dialer.

I think it would be already very nice to have Xorg and debian running on top of the android daemons and android kernel replacing this "zygote" stuff. Also if we do something in this way, it would probably work on any android-based phone without big changes.

About dual-boot: I am still using chroot, I don't find anything bad in it. I have two different boot.img files, they only differ by init.rc, one which starts zygote, and one which starts Xorg. In Android I press a button and reboot in debian, in debian I press a button and reboot in android.
[G1 Android Development] Jefmeister:
I'll post it for you in the hope to get something good going here :)

http://code.google.com/p/linux-on-android/
[G1 Android Development] Jefmeister:
Wow klinck you really seem to be making awesome progress here man. Just looking through your project page and i see it being updated every day. I just watched the video proof and i must say it's really quite impressive.

What needs to be done now is make a guide for this, so people can easily install this on their G1 and test it.

Also, this will give it more developer attention. I really think this deserves a chance :)

EDIT: added links for easyness