yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] ashishsharmaait:
HI,

I have a WM 6.1 phone and am trying to install KDKobes HTC Footprint CAB.

I however have a Asus p320 which only has 5 MB of storage left in main memory. It however has lots left on storage card.

Is it possible to change the directory used by the installer so that it can use the storage card instead of the main memory? As I do not have enough space in main memory, the application setup does not run to completion :(
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] assassin82492:
I have searched and found nothing so far. Can anyone dump the ATT Fuze stock 1.95 SPL. I need it for warrenty reasons. The Hard SPL thread does not have it. Please help.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Captain_Throwback:
I'm beginning to think there should be a thread dedicated to stock SPLs, or they should all at least be included in the HardSPL thread. This is the 2nd one I've done in two days . . .

EDIT: And now, I have created a thread for this . . .
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] assassin82492:
If there was a system to give Rep to you I would do it. Thank you.:):):):)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] NotATreoFan:
Since The Captain was kind enough to create a thread to centralize the SPL's, I'll close this thread.
[General Questions and Answers] espais:
I did some searching and didn't have any luck finding a similar situation...

Anyway, I had imported my contacts from my old phone into my Fuze (they just copied the SIM card at the AT&T store), and the first thing I did was a Sprite backup.

After some time, I decided to upgrade the ROM to NATF's, and then I ran the PIM backup utility.

The issue is that the PIM backup didn't seem to grab the imported contacts from my old phone, just the newly entered contacts.

I ran the executable from the Sprite Backup and that didn't seem to load them either...although I only loaded with the 'Personal Data' option selected.

I'm hoping that they're still around somewhere....is there a possibility to restore them?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] u2gator:
I am loving all the custom ROMS that are out there but why are there not any ROMS based off the original cube that came with the phone? I thought the functionality of the cube was cool but it was a secondary function that most people did not use. What if the phone loaded with the cube as the main tool for operating the phone and then each side of the cube worked the same way the tabs do in M2D? Now it seems like most ROMS have completely removed the cube function altogether.

Just wondering.

u2gator
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Detroit_Doug:
Cube has pretty much ran its course and people have moved on to newer shiny things LOL

Cube seems to also been a hassle with the TF2D/Manilla setup as well hence the reason most disable it

Now the common is TF2d or 6.5 ROMs but there is alot of info here on original ROM like customs and you could cook up one to your likes then

Detroit Doug
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] fullmetalengineer:
yeah when I first got my phone I thought the cube feature was cool and very iphone like.. but now using NFSFAN's 6.1 rom with the diamond style scroll bar I would not bother going back to the cube.. you can see exactly what you are selecting at your fingertips instead of constantly swiping that freaking cube around.. yeah it doesn't look as cool but it gets the same job done faster.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] derekwilkinson:
Cube doesn't work with TouchFlo 2D, which, let's face it, is a much better interface than the original HTC Home. There's just not a demand for something that is less adequate, and nobody wants to make a ROM that they can't get a little donation money out of ;)
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] jadesse:
The cube wasn't really all that great to begin with.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] eric2k:
Hey,

Just install HTC Home/Cube yourself. No one is stopping you from downloading the cabs and installing.

Good luck.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] sonus:
I agree with the OP, I also miss the cube. The best part about it is the fact that it provides an EXTREMELY EASY way to open your commonly used programs over whatever you currently have running. M2D on the other hand requires the is a hassle in that you have to minimize everything, and then focus all your attention to scrolling, and then click. And then it becomes a chore to go back to what you were originally doing...on the cube all you had to do was either minimize the cube or X out of the program you just called up using the cube.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] TheChampJT:
The cube was cool, but it's history lol! If you want the cube, use the custom cube.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] natefish:
I don't think the Cube is history at all. I think the reason Detroit Doug mentioned is the main reason it was abandoned: not compatible with TF2D. HOWEVER, with WM 6.5 ROMs springing up thanks to the likes of NFSFAN, I think it is worth looking into again to re-include the cube or some updated version of it.

Personally, I still don't see a launcher for speed-dials that beats it in convenience and speed. I use Touch Commander as a replacement myself. I believe it's the best cube replacement out there and you can get it for free really easily by doing a trial-pay.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] DopeWeasel:
I just built a rom from drellisdee's 21202 kitchen and the old cube app works great.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] pknyo:
Wouldn`t the swiping gesture to open the cube interfer with the other gestures embedded in WM 6.5 though?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Detroit_Doug:
really? nothing faster ?

Im using the V7 and added the MyFavs on the main CHome screen...

one tap to MyFavs, swipe either right left, tap on face and hit dial.. seems about as fast as cube if not faster by not having to swipe up then scroll around

I personally really like the cube, but tech moves on, steam cars would still be all over if it didnt move on LOL

Detroit Doug
[G1 Android Development] capndoody:
Has anyone looked at some type of IPSec VPN application? We use a Cisco VPN Concentrator that would make an awesome addition to this phone. I had the BlueFire VPN on my Windows Mobile phone which made connecting to routers/switches and servers on the go awesome.

Any ideas? I'm not a strong linux person, nor am i a programmer so unfortunatly i can' go an write my own :p

Cheers,

CapnDoody (Chris)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] zain1612:
Hi

Just updgraded using cotullas rom was wondering which wifi sd cards would work

Cheerz
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] Perazzi:
Hi, Spectec WIFI Card and the WM 6 Driver, works fine on my Magican with Cotullas WWE 02 Rom
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] swee81:
work fine also with my sandisk 256 combo wifi.. :)
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] zain1612:
anybody tried this one ?
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 Software Upgrading] bmnaccounts:
drivers

can you tell waht drivers did you use?
[Wing, P4350 General] ccattie:
I've tried lots of ROMs from and loved all of them. I was a big ttran01 fan, but he's leaving the game and will be missed. It got me thinking I'll need to start finding a new supplier for ROMs (I'm like a junkie looking to find my next score) I would like suggestions for a clean minimal ROM out there? I don't want office, opera, manila2d, etc. I want one where I can install all those big apps myself (and on the storage card). I used to love all the flash and glitz of manila and everything, but now I think I'd prefer to just go back to the old days of a good old HTCHome app. Does anybody have some good suggestions on what to try?

-c
[Wing, P4350 General] dougstoner:
I was a HUGE Ttran fan as well, and he will be missed....But, I just flashed Ivan's Justme, and I love it. It comes stock with the HTC Home app. It's SUPER fast, and clean. I'd def give it a go. I got so bored with the touchflo, and spb mobile shell. I also tried mobile 6.5, and it has potential, but even with all the tweaks, it was a little slow, and ugly.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Laos101:
Hi,

been looking at the FUZE (ATT version of Raphael) and the touch Pro ( Verizon Version)

I currently have a contract with Verizon, and at the moment dont want to change it other than a phone upgrade and data plan, but the device...

lacks 128 MB of RAM (128 over ATT's 256) and doesnt have the G Sensor?!

This is rediculous, but I am pulled put over a barrel because I need The HTC Touch pro, Verizon doesn't use SIM cards either so I cant buy a fuze unlocked and use it under Verizon either. I'll pay the 15$ monthly but I honestly want my g-sensor and RAM

Your Thoughts? Anyone know if they offer an alternative with a SIM Card (Like their World Blackberries)

Laos
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] YL Groper:
Verizon's does have a gsensor and a better keyboard layout then the fuse.

But no tv, lower ram, plus verizon is expensive etc..

Im only with verizon because i get 20% off my bill and i got my TP for free.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] mindfrost82:
You also have to consider coverage. Do you know anyone that has ATT around you? You obviously know how well VZW is by you.

For me, both VZW and ATT are good around my house, but VZW sucks where I work and I get a full signal with ATT. Sprint is also good at both places.

As someone said, both models have the g-sensor. I'm not sure how much the lower RAM actually affects the device, so I can't speak for that either.

Also consider 3G. VZW has much more EVDO coverage than ATT's HSDPA, so check that out in your area too.

I've been very happy with ATT and the coverage around me. If you go ATT I would definitely flash a newer radio. The stock ATT Fuze radio was horrible for me.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Laos101:
Well thats confusing as hell, some say there IS a G sensor and some dont, but Honestly i can life with 128MB of RAM, I want my g sensor :)

I will stick with verizon, but i got one more question

the device has an internal GPS I can use for say, tomtom rather VZW Navigator, right?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] YL Groper:
Okay, im not sure who is saying that there isnt a gsensor. Im on my third TP and all of them have had one. Verizon packs their stock roll with teeter and opera that switches from portrait to landscape. It DOES have it.

And yes, it has GPS. I have google maps, live search, vz nav, smart phone tracker.....all of that on my TP. you should check out scroslers rom for it. Awesome!
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Dane Austin:
As far as the RAM goes, I'm wondering how long until WinMo gets Microsofts ReadyBoost program availible. For those that don't know this program it allows you to use a flash drive (aka SDCard) as RAM.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Laos101:
Well, it could be a while, WinMo devices are notorious for having much slower card readers than regular Laptops and PCs, and to make it worse, the largest Micro SD Card (32 GB) is only at class 2, MUCH too slow for decent usage. However the 8 and 16 GB should be at Class 6. Which is okay. Still its best to wait until they solve the speed issue and have super fast 16 GB Cards so the card can still be used for ready boost with enough spare space for the high RAM programs themselves :P

Also, ready boost says ONE thing, EMULATIONS!!!!!!!
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] The Jack of Clubs:
dont say silly stuff like it doesnt have a g sensor or ram. its the same hardware. it has a cdma antenna of course but it would be more cost efficient to leave the same internals rather than having a separate production line.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] YL Groper:
You dont know what you are talking about. The phone has less ram.....Even the form factor of the case is different. Almost every carrier has a different version with different hardware. Some have an FM radio chip, euro versions have a front facing camera, some are more rounded at the corners, the verizon TP is square. the battery plates are different etc...
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] NotATreoFan:
The Verizon Touch Pro is bigger then the Fuze, but has TF3D Landscape and the Send/End buttons are illuminated green and red, respectively.

The Verizon TP also locks out the GPS chip to external software like TomTom (it works for some, doesn't work for most).

The Verizon TP does have less RAM, but it does have a G-Sensor. My brother works for Verizon and verified this by playing Teeter on it.

HTC's main reason for popularity with carriers is because they are willing to tailor their devices to a carriers exact specifications. Such as losing the FM Radio, front camera, RAM, etc...

Just like already stated, I would judge it by the network coverage in your area. With me living so close to Philadelphia, I have 3G coverage available from every carrier, so I don't have to worry about signal.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] snormansell:
Which carrier?- Which ROM rather...

Greetings all, - hope this is posted in the right location, thought I would throw in my two cents regarding the question of 'which network'.

I just obtained a Fuze through AT&T- after 6 days of playing with it, I was extremely dissatisfied with the fact that my Tilt, through the magic of Kaiser Tweak can DL via HSDPA, (in some areas) but this is not available with the AT&T ROM installed on the Fuze.

I was too nervous to try flashing and potentially bricking the phone, so I sent the thing back for a refund. I would much rather drop a bit more cash for the international, unlocked version of the same device- without the sluggish, weighty crap programs and the bottleneck of a ROM AT&T has put on the Fuze.

Through the info posted here, I was able to drop the bloat, as I did on my Tilt- It was actually on a post here that I saw that AT&T had done this purposefully, to limit bandwidth access due to a huge influx of Iphones on the network. This may be hearsay, and I may be toatally wrong in my assesment, but the symptoms were definitely there. I could not even sit and browse the web in my house, while with my Tilt this has never been a problem.

Side note: When I returned the thing to a local AT&T store, the mouth breathing clerk stared blankly through me as I explained my dissatisfaction with the connectivity, and asked his opinion, as I noted he himself had a Fuze. He had no idea what I was talking about. To quote him: "That's way beyond my level." I chose not to pursue the issue further, though it seems that just through my reading here, I have learned more about this than the aforementioned AT&T employee.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Molal:
My carrier decision was based purely on it's world wide coverage ability. I chose ATT.

In the past 2 months I traveled extensively through SE Asia, N. Africa and Europe. Having ATT has allowed me to keep intouch with work, friends and family.

Hope this helps
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] jd885:
At&t Fuze all the way, i got it, it has more ram, it doesnt have all the Verizon restrictions on it, i like the angles back on the Fuze vs the plain verizon design
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Laos101:
What are the restrictions aside from memory?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] euphoria47:
In my opinion

GSM > CDMA

If you go with ATT, you will have a GSM phone which, if nothing else, will have more resale value when you upgrade. GSM is the technology with a future, many manufacturers do not even make CDMA phones any more.

While the ramifications of this may never affect you directly, (i.e. moving to another country but using your phone with another carrier, or selling you phone to any GSM user worldwide) you might as well leave the option open.

my $0.02
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] chetmichaels:
buuuuut

despite that verizon took away memory, i still have yet to use so much that it would matter (i have att fuze)

at work and at home i only have 3g in certain spots of the house and office. when i do have it, it is hit or miss really. the only places i seem to get plenty of 3g is in big ol shopping areas.

others with verizon i know seem to have 3g every frickin where. streaming youtube, music, most of the time buffering-free. i am jealous thats for sure.

buuuuut

when i do have 3g it is really fast. faster than verizon. that is, if i can get it.

and i have tried several radios but i basically still have to hunt for that weak ass signal
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sino8r:
LINK.... http://www.engadget.com/2009/04/01/htc-rhodium-t-mobile-wing-ii-hits-the-fcc/
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] orb3000:
So it´s closer and closer!

Thanks for the info
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] m.carroll:
looking through the documents, it was tested with the full 3G/HSDPA/HSUPA spectrum... should be unlockable and usable on AT&T! sold.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sino8r:
So... it's for at&t and not tmobile? What are the available bands? I had a hard time interpreting them. I thought it was tmobile 3g....
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Poke_N_PDA:
m.carroll just meant that it's got full 3G Spectrum capability and can be used in on US bands. However, I think this is the US FCC and therefore it would be doing this anyway. I was under this impression this is the US Tmo unit and not the european Tmo.

Either way though, it's looking like all of the 4 major carriers will be getting this unit at some point so we don't need to worry too much.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Poke_N_PDA:
What I'm wondering is what are the specific specs of this unit. It will likely represent the specific specs of most of the American carriers. Specifically, did they keep all the features like the front facing VGA camera, the full executive speakerphone, keep the same processor or improve it, and keep or improve the ram/rom. US versions of the original TP were some what hadicaped, so I'm hoping that won't repeat. Even though there isn't a ton I can do with it, I really want to keep that front facing VGA camera.'

Come on Sprint! How much longer?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sino8r:
yeah, I figured it out. It was hard to read the pdfs from my phone. This particular model seems to have AT&T's 3g bands. But on of the docs lists another model which may be the cdma version or tmobile usa version. Some folks are saying this is the euro/asia version but why in the hell would the fcc (usa based) need to pass that, lol?!

link to fcc docs: https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=819923&fcc_id=%27NM8RHOD100

bands copied from pdf:

GSM and WCDMA:

Operating Frequency Rated

Power

GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 850,

Class 12 824.2 MHz– 848.8 MHz 33 dBm

GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 900,

Class 12 880.2MHz – 914.8MHz 33 dBm

GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 1800,

Class 12 1710.2MHz-1784.8MHz 30 dBm

GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 1900,

Class 12 1850.2MHz – 1909.8MHz 30 dBm

WCDMA/HSUPA/HSDPA

Band I 1922.4MHz – 1977.6MHz 24 dBm

WCDMA/HSUPA/HSDPA

Band VIII 880.4MHz – 914.6MHz 24dBm

Cellular Phone Standards

Frequency Range and

Power:

HSUPA data rate: uplink up to 2Mbps

HSDPA data rate: downlink up to 7.2Mbps

Type of Emission: GSM850: 253KGXW, GSM1900: 249KGXW

EDGE850: 247KG7W, EDGE1900: 245KG7W​

IMEI: 35884502

link for second model... https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/prod/oet/forms/blobs/retrieve.cgi?attachment_id=1086902&native_or_pdf=pdf
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Poke_N_PDA:
Well, it has been leaked that the CDMA model for sprint will be GSM capable for using overseas. I don't know if it will be capable of using HSPDA in the US on our frequencies though. If so, it would make switching carriers very simple. Either way, it's nice to have a phone that you can throw a sim card in and go. That is as long as you can get it unlocked.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] bachviet:
It has WCDMA band I & band VIII so it's an Euro/Asia version.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] ajbopp:
The front-facing camera will almost certainly be gone. I bet the speakerphone will be kept, and they certainly won't improve the processor. RAM/ROM upgrades are doubtful but slightly more possible, but that would suggest a pretty outrageous price for it too, so I'm hoping they stick with the published specs. Look for Sprint to start selling it no sooner than October, probably more like Mid-November.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] michaelnoardo:
Hello guys,

Im have a 9100 running CR80 ROM, it is pretty good, but after Hardreset it still install a lot of stuffs that i dont need, like Google maps and other unnecessary stuffs..

I would like to remove all these stuffs trying to free up some memory, because i got a huge SD card of 8 gigas, if i need any custom application i would like to install it on the Card and make my device run faster with more free memory.

Ihave ready a lot of cookies treads trying to find out some info about how to cooke my own ROM, but i dont think that it is necessary, if i could remove these auto install after hardreset or remove all these unnecessary programs from registry, it could help me a lot.

please help me.

Thanks Guys
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Myrddin Wyllt:
Almost all cooked ROMs these days include programs that the cook felt were integral to the operation of their ROM. This may not always be true, but it often is.

Try this: Load a ROM that has the basic features you desire (WM 6.1, Office Mobile, etc.), and when the home screen comes up for the first time, you'll see a message that says something like "customization beginning in 3...2...1"

The instant you see that, reset the phone. This will prevent all of the ROM chef's customizations from installing. While that might make for an uglier presentation at first, you can surely figure out how to skin things for yourself, and this will avoid about 90% of the "extras" you are trying to avoid.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] cafein:
may I learn the brand of your mini SD card and which driver do you use for it ? As I know htc Wizard supports up to 2gig for Sd cards ? I want to buy a higher capacity card if it is compatible with Wizard :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Myrddin Wyllt:
Wizard cannot read SDHC cards, which pretty much eliminates anything over 4GB (there are VERY FEW 4GB non-HC cards). Most stick to 2GB, since most of those are non-HC cards. As far as I know, there are no 8GB non-HC miniSD cards.

Brand matters less than the designation HC (High Capacity); these are multi-layer cards, and the Wizard cannot read all layers, and will report your available memory as a fraction of the whole card, if it reads it at all.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] xda2_haseeb:
You could use my ROMs, they dont install software, like you mentioned above :D heres the link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=3459149#post3459149

ENJOY!!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Myrddin Wyllt:
Um, I'm not looking to start anything, but...then what's all this?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] xda2_haseeb:
All this :) you could use the ROM in Post#4, it has just the basic apps every1 needs :D

And if you ever don't want to start anything try ignoring, or else others will start it for u :p
[Shift Development] Qtek9000Jan:
Hello,

Just an idea:

There are a lot of treads about al lot of stuff on this wonderfull forum.

In most (sometimes very big treads with over 100 replies) treads there are many handy advices, cabs and helpfull tools suggested.

Ofcourse we can use search to find what we are looking for but wouldn't it be easier if the was one tread like the start of a tread from Thaihugo where on page 1 there are for example downloadlinks for everybody.

Especially now Thaihugo has launched the very naked rom "age of reason"

I myself would not know how to do so, sorry....

Ps. only legal stuff naturally!

Best regards,

Qtek9000Jan

The Netherlands
[Shift Development] shawankit:
search xda wiki such a thread existsand contains all cabs