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[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] thebishops:
There's a new Fish Panel on the TouchIt 5 first page. It should work (did on mine).
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] NEO130:
If I install the new media panell, the other radio prog doesn`t go.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] whatsucka:
i have the same problem too, my radio n media xperience panel r not respondinbg at all... im tryin to install touch IT 5.05 n c will dat make any diff...
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] djglenn1337:
whatsucka:

Installing the panel manager and activex from gtrab's post in the apps forums fixed the media panel for me.

I will try downloading the different fish panel to see if it works for me.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] Ride2kmax:
I have the same problem wiht the media panel.

I have touch it 5.04 i installed the new panel manager the activex and still nothing.
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] fards:
install the new panel manager, then install the MXp

this works fine on v5.04 and 5.05
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] LiKBeAsT:
I think here is the right place to ask :)

Do u know/is there any C/C++ IDE that can

actually run on WM

?

I do not mean writing apps for WM. I mean writing, compiling (and y not debugging) programms directly on the PDA.

And generally is there such an IDE for any other programming language?

thx in advance :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Rudegar:
there is some for c# .net

and pocketVI support some c not to compile to native code or a real IDe though
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Steven855:
I don't even think the pocket pc is powerful enough (yet) to handle the task of compiling software (unless you get a real os on there like linux).
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] fredamexis:
I dont know if this is what you are looking for, but you can try Basic4PPC

I've tried it and I love'd it!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] LiKBeAsT:
yes i've seen that! i guess u r talking about http://www.geocities.com/hrowson/wm5_software/index.htm

just wondering if there are similar IDEs for other langs, like C, C++

hm.. i do not think that compiling is such an intensive task.. Well if u have like 5000 lines on ur windows mobile sure will take long..:P

But generally testing smal progs etc would be fine i think:)

Compiling is not something that came out with along with the fast CPUs!

What is more, the HD has a pretty fast CPU (i think!:P). Still remember that my first desktop PC's CPU was around 500MHz (!)

u can use it to write progs directly @ ur PDA? (withour PC)

thx i will check it anyway!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ajige:
See this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=445396

The following will compile (I've tried them) on the phone:

PocketGCC (FREEWARE)

Pocket C# Combo (Everything you need to compile and write apps for WM-- FREEWARE)

However, they do have limitations.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
I'm completely positive FPC can be made to run on ARM. I'd say the chances of getting Lazarus (*the* FPC IDE) to run on WM are 30% out-of-the-box, and 70% after a day of hacking :)

The real question is... WHYYYY!?!?!?!?!?! would you want to?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
Dude seriously, compiling is a very CPU intensive task. 5000 lines? That is exactly one nothing in code terms.

Oh please. My first desktop PC's CPU was 4.77mhz (with a turbo switch to 8!) and I'm considered a newbie in that area. While 500mhz is not necessarily slow, HTC hasn't produced a fast device in over two years. The HD is a horribly slow device.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] arghness:
Just a guess, but I'd say that the HD should still be fine for compiling. No floating point operations and no graphics.

Limitations to compilation probably memory size and memory speed, more than anything else? This will be a particular problem for C++, especially if you're doing anything more than minimal templating.

And putting Linux on it won't suddenly make it much better at compiling things - very little of this will be reliant on the OS subsystem.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] LiKBeAsT:
yea checked that out but it also had many other stuff and i wasn't sure about what i was asking:P

erm.. i guess for fun, testing small progs and keep in touch with the lang when away from PC :D

Well, obviously i ammuch more younger:D (going to 20!) So my first PC was turbo-machine :D

Anyway! i guess nobody is going to use PPC IDE for that big progs and of course yes. they will take hours to compile (i guess)

Fast is a bit subjective i think.. What do u mean horribly slow? in terms of CPU, response time etc?

Thx everyone for the input!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flywhc:
PPC is pretty fast. You feel it is slow just because it has too many bad designed apps slow it down (must have while(1000) {Sleep(1000)} inside! no joking, I did see it sometimes!) and it has lack of good graphic driver (or chipset) so your TF3D has to use software to simulate semi-transparent effects and support z-order by allocating large buffer and repeatedly copy them.

Try pocketdos (or bochs emulator), you can run a windows 3.1 on ppc.

Then you can use TC, or old version of VC++/VB/Delphi etc on windows 3.1/dos

Considering emulator running on a real machine usually ~100 times slower than virtual machine, and ARM processor is a RISC chipset usually faster than CISC, your PPC is much faster than a Pentium even some Pentium III computer.

You may not understand how RISC faster than CISC. a function call in x86 cpu usually like

PUSH param1

PUSH Param2

Call function1 ( which push IP and stack again)

and more PUSH inside the function1.

it involves a lot of memory operations. memory is out of CPU so it is low.

A function call in ARM cpu usually like

MOV R0, param1

MOV R1, param2

BL function1 (which set return address in a register)

It doesn't use memory at all. everything is done within processor.

Pentium and after that solve this bottle neck by adding cache. But your code may not in cache when switching context. RISC is naturally faster.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
ARM in general can be fast. However in MSM7K devices it usually isn't. All floating point operations for example are done in software, not hardware - this is why a lot of stuff is slow (try for example a Samsung chipset based on ARM, they are much faster for a lot of things). Hardware floating point is an absolute must for any multimedia related thing, and can affect any multiplication or division (and similar) where your compiler does not know at design time whether it will be an integer operation or not.

Furthermore, TF3D is actually one of the few things on these devices that actually does use hardware graphics acceleration.

Even then, while I do agree that RISC in general can be faster than CISC , no compiler worth its salt will use a stack-based calling convention (at least for non-exported functions) unless explicitly specified to do so. Register based function calling exactly like you give for your ARM example is quite normal on x86 as well.

And yes, my old and rusty 500mhz Pentium laptop literally ran circles around any MSM7K.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] flywhc:
As far as I known compiler or IDE almost doesn't need float pointer operations at all.

386SX or 486SX works well and fast with old version of VB and VC.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Chainfire:
That was an example for why MSM7K was slow. Even if it isn't applicable to compiling, it's still a slow-ass chip :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] joememe:
Meme IDE

you could try this...its not c# or c++ but very similar

Build with a drag and drop editor. Develop complex functions using the unique MemeScript. A language created to make elements simple and cohesive on any platform.

It is currently in beta release and at the moment you can develop for Android and WM. IOS will be included in the full release and Blackberry further down the line.

OH and its FREE

find out more or download and play with it at www.memeapps.com
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mike2nl:
it is worth to try after the running download. Thank's for the hint.
[G1 Apps and Games] bassbox:
I'm dreaming about

Worms (World Party)

GB(C/A) Emulator which runs smooth

Ventrilo !

seems I need to do it by myself, any help is appreciated^^
[G1 Apps and Games] Boeboe:
Go for it then, create a draft version and with some luck you'll find some people to help along.
[G1 Apps and Games] JaboJG:
I'll join. I have plenty of free time on my hands at the moment and would love to work on porting some classic apps and games.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Sandeman1976:
I gave this theme creating thingy a try.. And since I like it a lot, I thought I'd share it.

I like very subtle changes, so I took the standard icons and used photoshop to make them appear a bit like shiny plastic icons. The only things changed are the 20 icons, nothing more. The other tweaks (no curtains, crystal clock, etc) I used from other posters here at XDA.

I hope you like it. If you do, feel free to use it, rebuild it, change it, whatever.

Installation instructions:

- Disable TF3D

- Install .cab file

- Enable TF3D

Yes, it's that easy :D

Please note I have built this based on the standard icon set on my phone, I can't (and won't) guarantee that this will work on your phone. I'm running the latest stock Dutch ROM (2.03.404.3) with TF3D v3.0.

Edit: Created 3 Clocks that (sort of :D) match this theme:

Sandeman Plastic Clock v0.1

Sandeman Plastic Clock 2 v0.1

Sandeman Plastic Clock 3 v0.1
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] MRE-net:
Nicely done dude :)

9)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] anomalos:
Really beautiful!

We would like a clock! :D
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Sandeman1976:
I was afraid someone would say that :D

I had thought of that myself, but I can't seem to get the clock quite right... But it annoys me enough to keep trying :D

If I manage to create something decent I'll post it here :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] JonInAtl:
Nice job!!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Sandeman1976:
I tried to create something that sort of matches the icons... I'm not quite happy with it but maybe you are... For now I'm sticking with the crystal clock :D

Installation instructions (and disclaimers ;)) are the same as the main icon theme in the first post...

Edit, included the cab in the first post.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] anomalos:
beautiful, but it would be wonderful if there were only numbers!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Supertrooper:
So true. Since the slider tabs on the bottom doesn't have the background, the clock would look better without the background or you could add the background to the slider tabs to match the clock.

Either way it a very nice theme. Nice work.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Sandeman1976:
Hmmm, yes that's what's wrong with it... I couldn't really put my finger on it :D

I think putting the clock's background behind the icons will become quite messy (also the colors are too close). I'll have a look if I can create 2 new ones this weekend.

One with a transparent background (like the crystal one) and one with a black background (for everyone that doesn't use a dark wallpaper)... :D
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] anomalos:
new clocks? :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Sandeman1976:
Nope, I have barely touched my computer this weekend. :D

I hope to find some time this week :eek:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] nhathoa:
Wow... awesome theme.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] anthem13:
Good job and the clock is very suitable for the theme

THX for sharing
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Shoddy_me:
nice work dude!

you didn't just put a plastic wrap filter on the icons did you? seems like cheating.. :rolleyes:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Sandeman1976:
LOL, plastic wrap was indeed one of the (4 or 5) actions, but definitely not the only one. You're free to try and reproduce them :D

There was some embossing, a couple of levelling actions and color replacing involved too :cool:

The clock was a lot harder. I won't bore you with the details ;)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Sandeman1976:
Ok, I created two new clocks. The first one (Sandeman Plastic Clock 2 v0.1) is the same as the previous one, only without the backgrounds and I've lightened the numbers a bit. Personally I don't like it, but maybe someone does...

The second one (Sandeman Plastic Clock 3 v0.1) is the same, but this time I stole the transparent background from the crystal clock. :D

This one I do like... A lot, using it right now :D

Also added to the start post, including the .cab files.
[General Questions and Answers] spiked:
Greetings to the Xda-Developers and everyone at the forum.

I did a ROM upgrade yesterday on my HTC ATT TILT and can no longer remove the bloatware that automatically installs. Prior to this upgrade I was able to remove the bloatware by doing a hard reset, then the prompts would come up to calibrate the screen, learn to cut and paste, and how to password protect the phone....right after that as the phone settings were loading you could do a soft reset and the bloatware was gone. That process is not working for me anymore and I am wondering if anyone knows of a new way to remove the bloatware?

Any information you can provide will be greatly appreciated it!

Thanks in advance for your assistance.
[General Questions and Answers] denco7:
The hard reset has to be done before you see the " customizations in 3 seconds " screen , you have to be quick, as soon as you do all that other stuff, and the screen says "tap to begin " tap and then do a hard reset. If you see the custom, in 3 screen it is too late.
[General Questions and Answers] spiked:
denco7.... Thank you very much for your response.

Please excuse the ignorance but since I had only previously done a soft reset at that point (right before the "customizations in 3 seconds" prompt) which was done with the stylus.... I have not done a hard reset at that point and I am not sure how I can do a hard reset since the only way I have done it previously is by going to: Start > Settings > System > Clear Storage (Type 1234 and press yes).

Can you tell me how to do a hard reset in a different way?

Thank you again for all of your help...I really appreciate it!
[General Questions and Answers] denco7:
Here you go

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=Kaiser_Resets
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 6 Upgrading] kaikura:
i only have 5mb does anyone know how i get more space
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Windows Mobile 6 Upgrading] mda_Mellowheadz:
:confused: :eek: :) <--- click me - read it - read it again - dont ask - just do it
[Touch HD General] sbsshadow:
Hi All

My plastic cover on my beloved HD has become shattered, I have peeled it off and can see that it looks like it could possibly be replaced, but it is hanging on with a ribbon cable.

The LCD part of the screen is absolutely fine, THANK GOD

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE HELP

Has anyone replaced this ? do you know where to get a new one ?

Thanks all

Steve
[Touch HD General] brusko1972:
is this what you are looking for?

http://cgi.ebay.ca/Original-Full-Ho...14&_trkparms=72:1215|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318

I found it on ebay. its a full housing cover for the hd
[Touch HD General] antrak:
I don't think that's what he means. But you can't see a front picture of it if it includes the plastic layer, damn photos! :p
[Touch HD General] sbsshadow:
No :(

But that would do it though , its just the plastic screen on the front of the phone, not the actual LED, but yes, that would do it.

Thanks

Any other ideas ?

Thanks

Steve
[Touch HD General] Dogtag:
The front of the phone/plastic part is the digitizer or touch area. You can buy it but haven't seen it.

http://cnn.cn/shop/touch-lcddigitizer-unit-p-4295.html

They sell the lcd screen and de digitizer. the lcd screen is NOT the touch sensitive part, the front(plastic) part is. So this could become very pricy. :mad:
[Touch HD General] sbsshadow:
YES, that is what I need, thank you .....

Steve
[Touch HD General] sbsshadow:
Brilliant , I have found a place to send it to in Harrow , they are going to repair it for £50 inc P+P

Not bad eh !

Steve
[Touch HD General] kauka187:
I think i read somewhere here how to do this but ive searched and cant find it again. Any help appreciated before i flash Duttys new ROM.

Cheers
[Touch HD General] clausg:
Maybe too late now for you, but just backup the reg key

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ageye\G-Profile
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dollitle:
there is a way to see the calendar on t3d home???
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DocMAX:
hi,

in the latest custom roms there is a new fingermenu from htc. whats the name of it and is there a seperate cab file available? its way faster than FingerSuite 1.11...

regards
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derliebewolf:
Think it is called HTC Menu Ehnancement or so...you can make yourself a cab from the latest kitchen..
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fards:
Or visit the thread on it in Dev&Hacking forum..
[General Questions and Answers] polstein:
Our company just made a biiiig change. Instead of all calls showing up on my phone as a single # (with a custom ring tone) each extension shows up as its own 10 digit number.

Any way to tell the phone to use the same ring tone for a group of numbers that all land in a range (ie the first 6 numbers are all the same) ?
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
it is possible to read the phone number while calling.

ask truburt if he can help you with it...
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] Borteh:
Hi all,

This is the first time u can see this in the world,

and i want to post it in my love forum, XDA-Developers :cool:

First attached pic is the Schematic of Buffered Wiggler JTAG cable..u can buy it online for example on Ebay or make it yourself, I recommend you to use this...

Second attachment is the schematic of Unbuffered Wiggler JTAG cable..

Third attachment describes BA's JTAG pins...u can see pinout of JTAG on the mainboard...

Unbricking:

1- make the cable ... it's easy to use unbuffered cable, but i recommend to use buffered cable... remember! the maximun lenght of cable is 30cm,so make it smaller than 30cm.

2- Soldier wires to pinout and connect it to ur pc's parallel port...

3- use a JTAG software to flash new bootloader...

4- If these informations help you PLz DONATE ...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] ewingr:
I downloaded the evaluation of Phone Alarm to test forwarding. I would like to forward my phone based on time, which it seems to be able to do.

BUT...

It seems to only support complete forwarding. That is, it forwards, no matter what. I want to be able to select "Forward if Busy", or if no Answer in 15 seconds, which I can select when I do it manually.

Does anyone know if it can do that? I seem to be unable to discover how to do that with this software. If not, then the software will be on the uninstall/don't buy list for me.

(FYI...I have written scripts in Mortscript to do that, but I find for some reason they are very flakey and often come up saying that a varialble does not exist. Next time it runs OK. So that solution seems not too good either).

Thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] ewingr:
I've found I don't get many replies when I post in this particular forum.

But for anyone interested: I emailed Phone Alarm support, and it does do what I need. Instead of reading the documentation I should have read the list of choices to forward to. In that list is Voicemail, and Voicemail conditional.

Works like a charm.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] Borteh:
Hi all,

This is the first time u can see this in the world,

and i want to post it in my love forum, XDA-Developers :cool:

First attached pic is the Schematic of Buffered Wiggler JTAG cable..u can buy it online for example on Ebay or make it yourself...

Second attachment describes BA's JTAG pins...u can see pinout of JTAG on the mainboard...

Unbricking:

1- The maximun lenght of the ribon cable is 40cm .. so 30cm is enough

2- Soldier wires from JTAG header to pinout and connect it to ur pc's parallel port...

3- use a JTAG software (like H-Jtag or JTag) to flash newbootloader to ur device ...
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] DroidDotBot:
Too late for April Fools day !!!

manufacturers pictures though (10/10):D

Unbufferd cable LOL <answers on a post card to . . .

hTC's mid run (BA), assembly line test jig @ 2003/4 AnnoDomine. - <PostMaster, returns an error . . . / TimeTravel ?. . >

Where do you get the plug for the lower connection, what (PCsettings FireWall . . . ) are Via LPT ? (Yes power the unit/or use the "force luke") (pity the middle battery connections are Anonymous !):rolleyes:

Okay, what goes on other side of "30cm(MAX) ribbon cable [2x IC's PROM/EPROM?@ figment.Co.My.Imagination.TheEither], mounted on VeroBoard (with a number of 100Meg Resisters.Only", R O F L M A O . . . :D:):D:):D

got me for nearly 30ish seconds - Pity you hav'nt a green [donate here ] Button. . . .:D

Buy this persons partner (they may need it more:D) a pint!!:D:)

nICE .:cool:
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] Borteh:
Of course it is ! when u have a insane resolution picture of a mainboard u don't need to take a picture again ! or maybe u do things on and on in ur life !! he he !

Discovering JTAG pins are simple ! u can download Intel® PXA26x Processor Family Electrical, Mechanical, and Thermal Specification datasheet ! Load the cpu from mainboard and find the test points with a Multimeter !! not so hard ! :rolleyes:

after finding pinouts u can show it on ur picture (maybe that's hard for u and u like to do everything on ur own !! R O F L M A O !! he he he he)

U're not going to flash PROM or EPROM ! AFAIK we're going to burn 3Volt Intel®Advanced+BootBlock FlashMemory(C3)Stacked-ChipScale PackageFamily (In other word we're going to flash Intel RD38F1010C0ZTL0's boot block via Intel PXA263 (THE PROCESSOR:D)'s JTAG interface!) ;)

Another subject u must notice is RESISTANCE measure unit is not MEG ! Meg (MegaBytes) is the measure unit for computer data ! imagine a lamp! it can be on or off ! ;) computer based on this fact ! an eletronic circuit can be on of off ! this means 1 or 0 ;) this call bit ! a bit can be 1 or 0 ! in binary logic ! so they call 8bit, 1byte ! so 1MB= 1024 * 1KB = 1024*1024byte = 1024*1024*8= 8388608bit ! ;);):D so i told all of this to inform u that measure unit of resistors is Ohm:D and those resistors in the schematic are 100ohms :D:D

of course middle battery connections are anonymous ! they're for battery measurement ! but u can power on ppcs with power supply without using that pins!

U can build a buffered wiggler urself for about 5$ or less ! i built one myself :D

these are JTAG pinouts ! if u have good idea about programming through jtag tell us, i don't want to miss a party:cool:

They would buy u a wife ! so u won't be a chatterbox again ;)

I was reading all of ur posts, U're cool & funny ! God bless u ... Lets have fun outta here ! :p

and that's better for u to ask admin to change ur user ID's font color to Green (R O F L M A O) =))
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] DroidDotBot:
My apologies borteh - honestly.

As you have pointed out, You actually do know what your on about.

I ( Assumed an April Fools, type post, and finding out I'm wrong, leaves me with no hesitation to say I'm Sorry - I'm Wrong :o:o:o)

I am still sceptical about The process, but that's in my nature.

May your god, go with you. _d.b_
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] Borteh:
Gr8 ! add me on ur Y! messenger, so we can work together!