yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ilMessia:
Yes you can but you need the entire hl2 for mirage (not only the pda part wich is a .bin file). I think is better to use the official hl2 updater and than flash the pda part with the ib1 using mirage
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] christiankirana:
ok, got it.. thx..
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ckleea:
Sorry for a bit off topic. After flashing the Heros Rom, my phone was dead. It is not a flash problem. The phone reboots and sets up again as usual. Then afterward, it has a few hard reset by itself. Unfortunately, it is dead.

Unable to switch on despite the methods provided in various threads.

Any one knows where to fix and repair. I brought it through local reseller. I know it was originated from Singapore but am not able to find our local Samsung support for report (not officially launched product locally).

Any help is appreciated.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] christiankirana:
where do you live?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ckleea:
Hong Kong.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] dreamtheater39:
dead as in.....no sign of life at all? if you plug the charger in...do you see the light glow? can you get it into emergency/format mode? did you pull the battery out, try another one etc....and see if it made any diff?

Mine bricked too....a few weeks back and i had no option but give it back to service. i got a replacement in 8 days however....
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ckleea:
All dead. No light at all on every thing - new battery, charger, unable to switch on. The worst thing is unable to get service repair.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] weldeh:
Cooking delay..

Hello all.. it's me again..:)

Sorry not show for a while.. some problems made me can't cook new ROM.. :(

I would like to make a new ROM, but my computer attacked by virus.. it's make my hidden folders can't be shown & my WinAmp repeat every 10second.. all my tools for cooking ROM is in hidden folders..:(

I tried AVG, PCMAV..but still can't catch the virus.. Any recommend Antivirus should I try? :confused:

Anyway: Is Samsung already release WM6.5 for i780 or OMNIA ??

Thanx..
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ilMessia:
Not yet :(
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] paniboi:
have u try catch it on safe mode , press f8 after get bios before enter win

select safe mode on command prom then try pcmav in cmd and u can try msconfig on run menu then unselect startup the prog that u thinks the virus

and go to tab service select service , stop service what u thik virus

or u can use ansav ,use the plugin to unhide folder hiden

i like ur room and waiting ur new rom
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] dreamtheater39:
Hey! It feels just awesome you're going to cook more roms!!!! I havent flashed ever since I got your last rom in....its simply brilliant! The quickest, most stable and perfect ROM!!! Cant wait for your new rom build weldeh! would be awesome if you could give us a sneek peek of whats cooking in that magic pot in your backyard ;) Whatever it is, dont drop manila 2d...and 128dpi....its what makes this rom so perfect!

cheers :)

and i really hope your comp gets back on its feet real quick ;)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ofird:
mirror

Can anyone post a download link to 1.1? the link in the first post downloaded a corrupt file (twice)

thanks!~

Got it :-) http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3728475&postcount=112
[General Topics] devis:
I didn't know exactly where to post this so I'm doing it here, hoping that it won't get buried away unanswered.

And I did search, both this forum and the web. No love...

I have a Kaiser (ATT Tilt w/WM6 firmware) unlocked and running on Tmobile. It's activesyncing with our Exchange server.

Often I receive Outlook custom forms. They are created by someone in the office and generally no input is needed from my part. In Outlook I get the macro warning, no biggie. So I generally don't open them in my Kaiser. But a few days ago I opened one... and to my horror I saw that the body of the form was an email thread me and a few others had about putting together a ski trip in Tahoe, and of course the conversation had gotten sidetracked. Suffice it to say a rental house with a hot tub was mentioned... So I am seeing this very email in my Kaiser and the distribution list is the same one as for the Outlook forms. I freaked out for a little then I ran to my computer. Outlook displayed the form as it should. Then I ran towards the office of our Exchange admin. He couldn't give me an answer... but he assured me that if this is happening in my mobile only then I need not worry because Outlook sees it just fine. So I forgot about it.

Until today...

When I got another one... same occurrence, different content on body. This wasn't too crazy... just invitations to happy hour on a Friday at about 5 PM.

But I noticed a strange pattern.

The email containing the custom form was the latest I had received. The next email didn't come for at least 15 minutes. During this time I was looking around the body of the email and took note of the sent/received times between the different replies. I exited out of it and by mistake my fingers hit the cursor button one too many times so I ended up in the very last email stored in my Kaiser. Well... I noticed the time. It was a few minutes later than the strange one. I checked some other similar emails and the result was the same.

But not too long ago it used to not even show anything in the body of these custom form emails... just a blank one.

So it seems that when a custom form is sent from Outlook, either/or can happen. A blank email body or the body of the last email listed in your Pocket Outlook.

Ideally of course I'd like it to show the custom forms... but that's not going to happen.

I guess what I'm looking for is people to tell me they've seen this before and I'm not crazy :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] XERO_Racer:
soo basically today or later hopefully im going down to the mall to get IS for my raphael, my question for the people whoever been down to a ZAGG kiosk or stand and bought the IS, do you let the people install it, or u end up doing it yourself at home??

i know its a stupid question but im only 16 and i tend to screw up installing screen protectors and such, only time i never screwed up was putting the OEM screen protector on(lucky shot) but other than that i know it has a lifetime guarantee and instructions but idk man haha bad thing is its $10+ for pro. installation need your help, thank you!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] Kraize:
I'm 16 and I installed bodyguardz on myself. It wasn't perfect, but it was alright. I suggest you tell them to do it lol. Just cause I screwed up a little. I wouldn't do it myself if it was my first time again. Watch him do it, then you should be able to do it the next time.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Accessories] XERO_Racer:
lol well i went today and well i have to say the dude at the kiosk was being a jerk about me coming back and all that cuz i went there before, but he said they didnt have the FULL protection sooo hes all like well u can come next week and get it done but i dont want to install the screen protector since alot of people were complaining how bad it was comparing to the OEM protector, soo i told him if he can do that just install the body parts but not the screen protector, then he started to whine or w/e trying to confuse me soo i just left and told myself if i should go back next week or buy a set from the net....anybody have suggestions to this situation??? im stuck lol

P.S. i might call up ZAGG and complain bout how the dude was at the kiosk ffs...he txt while talking to the customer LMFAO!
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] 3DPiper:
Is there an app out there that will stamp a pic with time/date, or even a custom word or logo or GPS location..? I send a lot of the pics I take straight to my blog, would be nice to automatically put a little logo stamped in the corner..

-Matthew
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] XERO_Racer:
errmm i believe

Camera->Settings->Advanced->Go to 2nd page->Time Stamp

^^^That will put the time and date on it but clock is in 24H format^^^

and for the logo part...im afraid ure gonna have to edit that via Photoshop, MS Paint or Paint.NET
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] tiwas2:
Hi,

My Diamond is really unstable when it comes to syncing it with my computer. Some times it works fine, other times it won't even connect (not recognized). When it does connect, it usually drops the connection before I can even sync anything...

Anyone know how this can be fixed? One of the posts I found suggested a bad data pin on the phone...:S
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] non_typical:
I get the same - please help us!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] gwud:
USB Cable

I've had the same problem before but it turned out to just be the USB cable that came with the phone. Have you tried a different cable to see it that's the issue?

Graham
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] tiwas2:
I've tried two different computers, three different OS' and three different cables :S Was hoping that an HTC adapter I had lying around would fix it, but doesn't look like it :/

Thanks for the reply, though
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Pinos:
Ey guys,

Well, I see allot of devided people when it comes to Manila 3 (or is it 2?.. w/e)

Personaly, I like it, but everything has it down side. For me it's the new start menu en the way text messages are displayed. Like allot if you, im a flash junkie, involved in the never ending search for the perfect ROM. Allot if ROMs that are released nowadays included an option (are cab w/e) to revert back to the old start menu. The Problem with the text messages is a less supported one. Hense this threat...

I've asked it in several threat but no answer so...: Is it possible to revert back to the old text message style like with Manila 1 intergrated in the new manila?:rolleyes:
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Pinos:
bump.. anyone?!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Major_Sarcasm:
Just click 'all messages' on the Manila SMS tab then click the message you want to work with. It's one extra click, that is all. Then you can use the WinMo SMS client to reply to messages.

Not really a big issue. I hate the Manila messaging client, it sucks big time (no capitalisation of 1st word in sentence, messages are covered up by keyboard, font too big, etc, etc), so this is what I do.
[Touch HD General] varunsonu:
i am a new user to win mo and just learnt how to flash roms..

all i want to know is that whether its worthwhile to go through all that troublesum process???

can anyone post upgraded features or apps of the new ROM?

thanks
[Touch HD General] ozmoran:
There is a post stating exactly what you asked if you use search from the looks of it there are improvements in a few areas
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] ryanmw2002:
My fiance's diamond no longer has sound (except for regular voice conversation). I tried multiple sprint roms and custom mighty roms. Ive tried soft reset, hard reset, and even the sms bug fix posted by others and still no sound.

Does anyone have a spare cdma diamond speaker that i could buy from them?

I cant find any online, and they only sell GSM versions on ebay.

By the way, this phone was bought on Ebay about 4 months ago (didnt buy from Sprint so I could keep my SERO plan), so returning it is out of the question.

Thanks!!
[G1 Android Development] shafty023:
Ok I finally got a large SDCARD and browsed through all the tutorials on here pertaining to moving apps to sdcard and they all were either windows centric or required that the android build environment be installed.

I don't use windows and I don't have the android build environment loaded. I DO have Linux and a rooted phone. So here goes

Partitioning your sdcard into fat32/linux

What you'll need:

1) linux terminal

2) a micro sd card reader that you can connect to your computer

3) fdisk

From a terminal window as root, plug your sdcard into your computer. You can not do this while the sdcard is mounted, you only want it to be given a device node by linux so we can edit the partitions via fdisk.

So once you have it on connected, check what the device name is. For me 'dmesg' told me the device nodes name was /dev/sdc .

So using good ol FDISK we do the following:

1) fdisk /dev/sdc

2) proceed to delete all the partitions

3) hit 'n' to create a new partition. This will be a primary partition as large as you want it. Be sure and remember to leave some space for the linux partition we'll be creating.

4) Next create the linux partition by once again pressing 'n' and choosing primary partition

5) now we need to fix the system labels for the fat32 partition by pressing 't'

Select partition 1 and change it to HEX code 'c' which is WIN95 FAT32 (LBA)

6) Now that you have both partitions created go ahead and write them by pressing 'w'

Now we need to write a filesystem to the partitions

So you've created the partitions but they are raw with no filesystem. We need to format them to their respective filesystems.

Assuming your device node for the sdcard is /dev/sdc you will have the following partition layout

Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System

/dev/sdc1 1 1816 14586988+ c W95 FAT32 (LBA)

/dev/sdc2 1817 1949 1068322+ 83 Linux

Of course your start/end blocks will be different if you don't have a 16gb microsd card like me.

First we'll format the fat32 partition using the following command

mkfs.vfat /dev/sdc1

Next we'll format the linux partition to ext2. I've noticed a lot of people talk about ext2 as if its a partition type, ITS NOT. It's a filesystem type. It should be worded "Creating a fat32 & linux partition" not "Creating a fat32 & ext2 partition". Anyways, moving along we use the following command to format the linux partition to ext2

mkfs.ext2 /dev/sdc2

You're now ready to proceed to following the other guides for moving apps to the sdcard. If enough people request I can finish this to include actually moving the /data/app to /system/sd . Not really much to it. Anyways enjoy
[G1 Android Development] Darkrift:
Nice tutorial, but one thing. You mentioned the difference between a file system and a partition. While that is correct, do you see that knowledge making things easier or harder for the average user? Lots of times we simplify things so we dont have to explain stuff that the user need not know later.
[G1 Android Development] daveid:
And fat32 is a file system type and not what you refer to as a partition type either, what is your point? You are creating an ext2 (formatted) partition and a fat32 (formatted) partition. Semantics aside, call one a dos partition and one a linux partition if that would make you happy, either way you are creating two separate partitions and formatting one as fat32 and the other as ext2. What you call them, or how you label the partition type vs. file system, doesn't make you any smarter than anyone else.

The fact that you would take the effort to point out that ext2 is not a partition type, yet neglecting to point out the same about fat32, kind of makes you seem ignorant. I may sound like a prick, but I have had a few drinks tonight, and seriously...... if you took the time to say "fat32 and linux partition", it really seems as if you are trying to make other people look stupid.

I leave you with some "light" reading.

And... file systems.
[G1 Android Development] shafty023:
Oh I completely understand and agree. It's just in my line of work I find that there's still some people that want to know and learn about the gritty details of whats going on. I figured there's plenty of other articles on here explaining things for the simpleminded, I wanted to create one article that actually explained the correct terms. Didn't mean it in any way as a put down to anyone else's tutorials that were in laments terms.
[G1 Android Development] shafty023:
Please take the time to read my previous reply. And the reason I pointed out ext2 was a filesystem type and not for fat32 was no matter where someone in windows tries and creates a partition, either thru disk management or partition magic, it will present them with the option of creating a pre-formatted partition. This means they can create a fat16/fat32/ntfs partition. I doubt anyone can create a 200gb dos partition though I've never tried so won't state that as a fact. I know fat32 within windows limits to 180, then other apps like partition magic are able to utilize more. Only using fdisk are you presented with the option of over 80 different un-formatted partition types. Even in there they list fat32 but do not list ext2 or ext3.

And did you ever stop to think that perhaps some people actually thought ext2 was a partition? That maybe they'd hop into their partitioning tools looking for ext2? Then they'd come back looking all over xda for information why they can't find ext2 as a valid partition? Then they come across my lonely tutorial that explains they need to first format as Linux and then FORMAT as ext2? Did you think about that whilst you were ranting on about me being a prick? No you didn't. I was only trying to help and provide information without bringing anyone else down. Now, let's move past this and do what we're all here to do and that's help those who don't understand these technologies.
[G1 Android Development] LucidREM:
for someone who has never really posted on XDA before you're being a little testy .. not to mention the fact that the guy never called you a prick .. all technicalities aside let's be civil here .. if we need an all out discussion on the differences of linux and dos then feel free to move on to another forum .. because honestly i haven't seen much know-how here on either front

i'm sure the moderators would agree that bickering about OS's wastes effort for everyone
[G1 Android Development] shafty023:
Agreed. I post heavily on linuxquestions so given that Android's os is linux it made sense to help out on here wherever possible. I was a little stoned when I responded to his message, lol. But anyways if anyone else stumbles on this tutorial feel free to msg me with questions.
[G1 Android Development] laptopdragon:
shafty..thanks so much.

btw.

i have a few questions.

when setting up my new g1, should i have added the linux partition on the SDcard. if my goal is to use this SDcard for rooting purposes...

which leads to another question (why in tarnation is there a fat32 card on my g1 ?) :mad:

btw..

heres some screenshots of the flow...if yall want em.

the write up is perfect and this is the only way i could add to it...

if its too convoluted, i can re-do it with only the terminal screenshots

please disregard the terminals on the right...on the left is the report after typing dmesg, and you can see df -h was not the best choice

this highlight reports the found SD cards location for fdisk, and the su command. (yes, i really do have a password)

3rd step (don't laugh..u do it too) i typed the "p" and missed the enter, than tried to fix it with backspace, and i think i missed the delete button too..but enter works regardless as fdisk only sees the 1st entry.

4th i accidentally made the sbc1 a fat 12, and deleted it , remade it w/n and it went dutifully from linux to fat32, and you can see here, that i have more space to fill the rest with linux.

the "p" is for print...i learned long ago to always print before continuing..

5th here it how the end result should be reported after "p" ( in fdisk)

6th, 7th this is the 2 lines to actually formatting commands (and results)
[G1 Android Development] laptopdragon:
well...

i poked around in the g1, and the card was "unreadable", and asked to "format " it..

so, sure. i hit ok.."format"..it did

then i checked my eterm again.

heres what i got (thinking my pc is right...the formatting is gone.

or

am i just being to much....i shouldn't be poking around the sdcard when i should be rooting it....(think i just answered myself)

is this the 1st step to getting root on my g1 ?? (the vfat32 thing)

and what am i missing ?

or, HOW is fdisk NOT finding ANY type of filesystem AFTER the G1 formats....

does the G1 format an invisible (or new) type of filesytem ?
[G1 Android Development] lbcoder:
I think that those drinks went to your head. There are a plethora of different partition "types". In actual fact, a partition is a partition no matter how you look at it, but the different types are an identification byte which can be used to show what type of system/partition type is responsible for or expected to be found within the partition. It helps to keep retards (like mswindoze) on track.

According to the reference YOU provided, fat32 *IS* a partition type. This is true. It is ALSO a filesystem type. I.e., you place a fat32 FILESYSTEM within a fat32 PARTITION.

Here is the list of partition types for your reference:
[G1 Android Development] laptopdragon:
i just made a typo...11 is fat 12..

but thats not the point...

i got through fdish fine (always was fond of fdisk)

everything looks great until this last point.

after i makefilesystem and i return to fdisk, ITS INVISIBLE...

i though fdisk would find it all.

what is happening, or is that normal ?
[G1 Android Development] Joushou:
FAT32 is a partition-type (0x0B/0x0C), and so is Linux (0x83)...

FAT32 is also the filesystem that resides on FAT32 partitions most of the time, while linux-partition usually contains extNfs...

A question to the OP... Why would a "LINUX savvy" need a guide to partition and format a simple block-device? ;)
[G1 Android Development] laptopdragon:
why do we get the errors (not so savvy am i...but maybe the OP is)

heres the error i don't understand
[G1 Android Development] Joushou:
You can't cd into a block device... You mount the filesystem to a directory, doing something like "mount -t filesystem /dev/sdc1 /mnt/sdc1" (filesystem is the filesystem on the block-device, like "vfat" for fat32, or "ext2" for ext2, and the directory "/mnt/sdc1" have to exist).

You're trying to write a partition-table to a partition... Bad idea!

You're doing it right in the low-res full-screen photo, though... Why are you redoing it wrong?

<Actually i made a weird conclusion here before, as a direct result of too little sleep... But to look less like an idiot, i removed it :D>

For the not so Unix-savvy, i don't recommend using fdisk/mkfs/parted/CLI stuff like that, but use something like gparted, a gtk frontend to parted. It's easy to use, and does everything for you.

Good luck... Oh yeah, kudos for using Enlightenment as your graphical environment! ;)

Oh yeah, i just had a thought about this thread... How the heck is this related to Android Development? This is a basic Unix-utility tutorial!

People, use the correct forums! >_<
[G1 Android Development] shafty023:
Ok the reason you are getting errors is you are trying to do fdisk on /dev/sdc1 which means you are trying to view the partition table on /dev/sdc partition 1. What you SHOULD be typing is fdisk /dev/sdc so it will show all the partitions you created (/dev/sdc1 /dev/sdc2).
[G1 Android Development] shafty023:
The purpose of placing this here a while back is so many people were trying to partition their cards for use with Android apps2sd and they were posting Windows based tutorials. So I decided to create this one based in the Linux world with Linux tools.

And yes you can not "cd" into a block device. The block device (/dev/sdc1) needs to be mounted first (mount /dev/sdc1 /mnt). If you get errors then you need to make sure you put a filesystem on that partition (mkfs.vfat /dev/sdc1).