yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] xMandy:
v.2 mit und ohne flash

Hi Cyberdyne,

ich nutze begeistert dein Version 1 ROM und freue mich, wenn du weiter machst! Und mir dann auch sagst, wo ich den neuen DL finde. :D

Eine Frage nebenbei: hast du Erfahrung mit Vista/Win7 flashen? Mein XP-Rechner gibt gerade seinen Geist auf... :(

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Keep going on, I love your v1 ROM. And give me a hint where to find next version.

Any experience with flashing from vista/win7? My xp-laptop is at his end.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] roswitina:
Flashen mit Windows7

Hi xMandy,

ich benutze Windows7 64 german (final) mit Virtual PC und installiertem Virtual Windows XP (Gratis-DL bei MS) und das flashen funktioniert einwandfrei.

Grüße

Rosi

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I use Windows7 64 German (final) with Virtual PC and installed Virtual Windows XP (free DL from MS) and all functions perfectly.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] xMandy:
Win7

@roswitina

Danke, wer denken kann ist klar im Vorteil :rolleyes:

(hab mir virtual xp auch schon gezogen)

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will give it a try 2 flash with virtual xp on win7
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Cyberdyne:
Das mit der durchsichtigen Startleiste hat sich in den Builds geändert. Früher war sie durchsichtig aber das hat MS irgendwann geändert. Durch Austauschen der Grafik sollte es relativ einfach sein, die durchsichtige Leiste wieder zu bekommen

ABER

Ich weiß spontan nicht mehr, welche Datei das ist (und bei dem ganzen Kochen hab ich auch keine Zeit zum suchen aber dazu später mehr), ich weiß nicht, in welcher Build eine passende halbdurchsichtige Grafik ist UND MS ändert in fast jeder neuen Build den Umfang der Themes und ich müsste da dann immer nacharbeiten.

Wenn ich mal Zeit habe, dann werde ich die Datei raussuchen und mal in alten Builds stöbern und wenn ich fündig werde, dann mach ich zumindest mal ein Testrom.

Erster Test mit Build 23060 war nur halb erfolgreich. Erstaunlicherweise lief das ROM sofort, obwohl ich Pakete aus 4 unterschiedlichen Builds zusammen gewürfelt habe. Ich hab das Button-Problem von Build 23060 gelöst, hab die neue GUI für Kontakte aus der COM4 Linie von WM6.5 integriert, hab einige Module gerecmodded und hab auch einiges komprimiert, damit mehr ins ROM passt. Genau das letzte ist ein Problem: Kompriemierte Dateien brauchen deutlich mehr Arbeitsspeicher, weil sie in den Speicher geladen werden, dann zusätzlich im Speicher dekompriemiert werden und das führte dazu, dass ich beim zum Beispiel bei einer Netzwerkverbindung via WLAN von vorher 20MB auf unter 2MB gelandet bin. Ich werde jetzt mit der Build 23060 nochmal von vorne beginnen und mir das Komprimieren schenken.

@Engersen:

Bei WM6.5 sind die Adobe Flash Codecs dabei. Man brauch also kein Flashlite und so mehr. Selbst Videos auf Youtube kann man "gucken" (eigentlich sind es auf dem Wizard ehr Slideshows aber vom Prinzip her funktioniert es). Da es auf dem Wizard eh nicht wirklich Sinn macht, stellt sich die Frage, ob ich die Codecs nicht einfach weglasse?!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Cyberdyne:
2ter Versuch mit SKYNET ROM Basic v2 Build 23060!

Sieht gut aus und das Speicherproblem ist behoben. Leider ist dafür wieder das HTC Album rausgeflogen. Ich sehe z.Z. nur einen kleinen Fehler, dass das Verzeichnis "Mobile Office" im Startmenü 2 mal erstellt wurde. Man kann das zweite einfach löschen aber das ist ja nicht schön und das würd ich gerne noch korrigieren. Mal sehen, was ich an diesem WE noch so an Fehlern finden werde.

Wenn ich nix mehr finde, dann werd ich das ROM in eine ZIP-Datei packen und hochladen. Wenn es soweit ist, kann man den Download-Link dann per PN bei mir erfragen.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] Gyuritzy:
How does this PN work? Why is your ROM no longer from the forum downloadable? :-(
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] xMandy:
v.2

Viel Erfolg beim köcheln! Wenn ich darf, werd ich die neue Version gleich einspielen. Idealerweise am Wochenende... :rolleyes:

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good luck with your next rom version! hope i'll get the link ;)
[General Questions and Answers] bstylz911:
i have a question

i wanna UnderClock my Cingular 8125 to make my battery last longer but what are the EFFECTS of me doing so?

ALSO what PROGRAM can i use to underclock my wizard?

i dont know if u need this information but

the details of my wizard using TCPMP is

OS Verision 5.02

OEM Info WIZA110

Processor ARM 926E

Clock Speed 168 Mhz

someone please help me
[General Questions and Answers] Rudegar:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=303220&highlight=underclock

from a search for underclock in the wizard forum
[General Questions and Answers] bstylz911:
ok im using batterystatus now i need to know wa are the best settings to help the battery?
[Touch HD General] Chivalryyyy:
Hi :) just found this forum after digging around trying to find info on the touch HD.. and thought that you folks arethe best people to ask.. :D

Had my N95 for near 2 years (is the original 1 not the 8GB one) and have found it to be a great phone...... but fancied a change and tbh after seeing the Touch HD i kinda fell in love with it.. lol

I dont know alot about phone in general... so am unsure if upgrading to the HD is a good idea at this time? or is there something much better just around the corner i should wait for? or even a better phone out atm i should maybe look into?

i suppose im just a little worried about buying into another 24 month contract with a phone thats about to get a superior *big brother* in a few months....

So,,, reckon i should just go for a new HD?? or something else? or wait a couple months for some all singing and dancing phone i know nothing about yet? hehe...

great forum... very informative... if a little overwhelming for me :D

Cheers!
[Touch HD General] Kristaps-K9-Lv:
In my opinion you should wait-- cuz there are already more powerfull phones (like Toshiba TG-01) coming out!!! Im personaly waiting for something with Nvidia Tegra!! :D

Touch HD is a great phone in overall, but all phone have some flaws-- no d-pad, poor video performance(with stock drivers)--- you should read some reviews about Touch HD to get more thoughs about it!!

But anyways Htc aint releasing a much more powerfull phone this year (check www.pdadb.net ) so I think its worth to wait!! :)
[Touch HD General] hdowner:
I too upgraded from the original n95....great phone but I too liked the touch.

imho there is always a phone worth waiting for but when do you ever buy?....I think that if you were happy with the n95 for two years then the same will be true for the Hd.

Yes it has it`s quirky points but don`t all phones?

I am well pleased with the Hd and I signed up for 18 months with the option to upgrade in 15 months which I believe is the norm these days....just look through the forum and see what can be done to and with this phone.

I say go get it!!

Hope that helps!
[Touch HD General] ozmoran:
i agree with Hdowner

Great phone and with all the modifications that can be done you can have a new phone everyday LOL well almost

Unless your heavily into watching videos on phone the video performance is fine

and I have never missed the dPad
[Touch HD General] Tabintab:
I upgraded from an N95 about 5 months ago now, & kind of wished I had bought an i-phone instead. But I'm on the fence because I now run Miri's Cooked win mobile 6.5 ROM, which has improved the HD massively. If u decide to purchase a HD, prepare to flash a new ROM.

I could not believe my eyes the first time i booted up my HD and got a message that a programme had crashed, D'OH! Not a good start :mad:

I sum up with this;

If u want a business/professional phone with a large high rez screen, easily carrier unlocked and flash upgradeable get a HD.

If u want a great multimedia phone, application store, easy touch controls but an over controlled experience by Apple get an I-phone (S)

Tab
[Touch HD General] Chivalryyyy:
thnx for the input........ i have lately started to look at a couple of other phones.. like the new N97... or the Omnia 2... but none seem to grab me like the HD does...... i know everyone has there own tastes and likes,, but i just think it oozes quality and looks amazing,,,, a definate head turner :)

even toyed with the idea of the Iphone,,,,,,, but dont think i could jhandle being tied to all things apple,,,, and not being able to access the thousand of 3rd party appz out there... even on my n95 the ammount of free software is amazing and i can only imagine its even greater with a windows mobile,,,

now i just need the courage to try and work out how to upgrade it to Windows mobile 6.5 :)...
[Touch HD General] D'rath:
HD is great (with non-stock ROM ;) ) and I'm very satisfied but if N95 is operative to you could wait for new device coming ;) and then you could choose with new platform.

But You must know I love change and mod device: iPhone (with screen more smooth etc..) is a jail to me and I hate install app only through Official Store (40Mb of s*it only to move mp3 on ipod... bleah!!)

D'rath
[Touch HD General] moshbeard:
I'd say it's worth it, the newer HTC devices aren't necessarily better, just different, if you want simplicity and not a lot of flexibility consider the iPhone, but if you want control and choice go for a HTC device be it WM or Android.
[Touch HD General] TeresaTT:
I've had my Touch HD a couple of weeks now and I absolutely love it. My primary use of it is as a pocket pc and the phone comes in as a handy extra.

However, I seem to be getting battery usage problems that other people have been experiencing and I have a few questions.

I'm using Powerguard and AEButton Plus to show me my power usage. Both report about 85mA when no applications are running and no data connections are in use. I have my backlight turned down pretty low, activesync closed down and I don't use AEButton Plus to turn WiFi on and off as I don't use WiFi. Is 85mA about right? I've no idea what it is while it's in standby.

Yesterday I used my Touch HD a lot, playing about with GPS, surfing etc and by the end of the day I had over 60% charge left. Today, after a full charge overnight from the mains, I have used my Touch HD very much less but I'm already down to 56%. Powerguard still reports about 85mA when my pocket pc is idle but I've been able to watch the percentage power drop every minute or so. Then it would speed up and at other times slow down again.

Why would the battery drain so much faster today with the same or less power being drawn? AEButton Plus reports an uptime of only 1.5 hours yet almost half the battery is used up.

The battery is only a couple of weeks old. I cycled it about three times when I got it, ie letting it run down completely and then charging it back fully. I'm not charging it in the cradle but directly off the mains overnight. Has the battery lost it's calibration so quickly?

If I have applications or devices drawing more power, shouldn't I see that in a higher level current usage. When I have GPS on it goes up to about 300mA so I'm assuming that at 85mA there is nothing else running that shouldn't be running.

I have spent a lot of time installing all the applications etc onto my Touch HD and so only want to hard reset as a very last resort. I really need to be able to use my pocket pc and get on with my life now, but I can't if I'm worrying about whether it will last through a phone call.

I've got a spare battery on order, but I would really like find out why my battery is draining so much more quickly now.

Please help. I love my Touch HD. It does everything that I want and it's gorgeous, but I need it's battery to last at least a day.

Thanks,

Teresa
[Touch HD General] TeresaTT:
Sorry, I should also add that I'm using the stock V1.56 ROM.

Teresa
[Touch HD General] TeresaTT:
This is getting weird now. I've now started to use my Touch HD more. I made a 20 minute phone call, ran TomTom for a few minutes and now I've had google maps running with GPS for about half an hour and I've only lost a few percent. My power is at 50%. It seems that the more power I draw from the battery, the more slowly it goes down.

Do I need to cycle my battery again? I'm worried about doing this too often as it stresses the battery and shortens it's life.

Teresa
[Touch HD General] Rudegar:
batt and batt % are not a reliable thing

you can't really rely very much on it

and it's never linearly
[Touch HD General] TeresaTT:
I know the battery usage isn't linear and it tends to speed up as more power is used. However, the pocket pc uses the value to decide when to shut down. My Touch HD has just run out of power with an uptime of only 3 hours and 50 minutes and it was fully charged only sixteen hours ago. This does not leave me confident in being able to use it for a whole day.

What can I do to improve the battery life? I have an HP iPAQ hx4700 with a four year old battery in it that still lasts ages and ages. I don't think I'll get anywhere near as long a life from my Touch HD battery. I only need it to last a day between charges with an uptime of at least six hours or more. As soon as the capacity of this battery starts to degrade, it will be useless as it's only just useful now.

Teresa
[Touch HD General] fards:
get dotfreds taskmanager too see what processesvare are running inthe background.

use advanced config to enable the power saving features
[Touch HD General] TeresaTT:
Thanks for the suggestions. I've already spent ages searching these forums so I have been using dotfreds taskmanager and all I see is idle running at about 80% because the other 20% is being used by the task manager. AEButton plus only uses about .1% every few seconds. Is 85mA usage high for idle?

I'll try advanced config to turn on the powersaving features.

I need my pocket pc and phone all day to day as I'm out and won't be able to recharge it after this morning. I just hope it lasts.

Teresa
[Touch HD General] corwin_de_amber:
Hi,

In this forum I saw many tips how to reduce the battery usage. You could search those.

For example turn off 'Receive all incoming beams' in Setting/Connections/Beam.

You also can flash one of the cooked ROMs that present here. I use onkolog's Lite ROM and battery usage is very low (10-20% per day with moderate usage).
[Touch HD General] TeresaTT:
Thanks, but turning off incoming beams is one of the first things I did. I think I've followed most of the tips I've found and I've even managed to stop that pesky activesync from keeping on coming back.

I'm not running Powerguard today and I'll just use my Touch HD normally and see how it goes.

I don't want to flash a cooked rom just yet as I've never done that before, but I'll try that eventually if my battery usage continues to be so poor. I have a lot of applications installed on my Touch HD, so building it takes a very long time. I use it for everything, from shopping lists, access databases, reading ebooks, playing games, satnav to plain old diary. These are all applications that ran quite happily on my old pocket pc without undue battery usage. The only main difference on my Touch HD is that I'm using TFDetacher so that I can still have my old Today screen as well as Touch Flo.
[Touch HD General] smeddy:
Hi, only if you run out of solutions, you could look at this thread for an extra battery (I've not tried it myself but it increases your battery life by 200%)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=529673
[Touch HD General] TeresaTT:
Thanks for that, smeddy. This looks like a really interesting product. I will look out for what people say about it.

My battery seems to be much better so far today. I'm still on 100% with an uptime of 25 minutes since I charged it up over four hours ago.
[Touch HD General] stepw:
85mA while idling is reasonable if you have backlight level at >50%.

68mA is the lowest I've seen at minimal backlight level on my HD.
[Touch HD General] LoopyLoo:
Hey TeresaTT,

Something I can tell you with a high degree of confidence is that you really cant trust the battery gauge on the HD that much, either under idle conditions or with higher battery loading. And just try doing a reset and I bet that it'll will come up on a different % value after you reboot!

Another thing is that battery consumption is quite dependant on not only how you configure various functions of your phone but also what ROM you use. My present ROM seems to be noticeable more battery effecient than many of the ROMs I tried before, and most especially the stock ROM that came with the phone, and the stock ROM I initially upgraded to.

EDIT:

Cant comment on the battery current consumptions as I've never felt the need to measure them.

LoopyLoo
[Touch HD General] TeresaTT:
Thanks for the info. My Touch HD draws 85mA with the backlight set pretty low, just one point off the lowest. Therefore it seems that the usage is pretty high. I'll have to look at other roms and try one or two, although I need to wait until I've got some more time free. I've already spent hours and hours on my Touch HD, but I do love it. It's a huge upgrade from my old HP iPAQ hx700.
[Touch HD General] ez2remember:
Before my battery would last about a day but after flashing to my current custom ROM now lasts 2 to 3 days with moderate usage. If left on standy idle the % doesn't seem to go down. Probably last a week doing nothing... :D

I believe the official ROM I had before was buggy with power management i.e. even when on standby with screen off, sometimes it may not cut off power sucking features like WIFI, gprs/hsdpa, bluetooth etc.
[Touch HD General] TeresaTT:
Thanks for that ez2remember. It looks like my Touch HD is behaving normally with a stock ROM. I've had a quick look at the ROM forum and it almost looks like a foreign language. Even the dummies guide is a bit foreign with HSPL, USPL etc. Then I have to pick which ROM to use and hope it's stable and all my applocations work. I can see that this is going to take quite a bit of time for me to research. I'm fairly technical so I'll get there in the end.
[Touch HD General] ez2remember:
Yes I agree flashing can seem a bit daunting. This is my first real WM device. I've played with one briefly before so found the conversion slightly complicated. I came from s60 devices. Dummies and step-by-step guides on s60 were really easy to follow. I just think WM users are far more technical so instructions seems more complicated than it actually is. :)

It's just a matter of getting the latest HSPL onto your device (one time affair) then you can flash as many custom ROMs as you want.
[Touch HD General] Wowozange:
You can use nue ClockSpeed 1.3 to manage the clock of the processor.

www.nuerom.com

Also, Pocket Shield will switch off screen wile talking, and a lot of functions I don't use.
[Touch HD General] Techvir:
My garmin gps shut down few days ago and i had to use garmin in my HD for around 1.5hrs....

I think i lost only around 20-30% charge.

My battery lasts atleast 2 days with wifi on all the time ( wifi auto off in standby mode.)

I do make few calls and sms
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] SuperAdvan:
I cannot for the life of me decide which HTC phone to buy, previously I've had the following:

O2 XDA - Decent at the time

Blackjack II (Samsung) - decent phone

HTC TyTN II - Awesome business platform but too bulky

Nokia E71 - Best of the lot but hated Symbian OS (missed Win Mobile)

I want to buy one of the new HTC phones but I cannot for the life of me decide which one, it needs to last me a good 18 months and something I'll settle with and enjoy everyday I use it, stuff I'll be doing with it:

1. Emails - Googlemail, Microsoft Exchange, Hotmail

2. SMS - Will really need an unlimited SMS contract

3. MMS

4. Decent Facebook/Twitter/LinkedIn integration

5. Opera browser

6. Windows Mobile 6.5 (looks great)

7. Live messenger

8. Movies

9. MP3/Music

10. PDF's/Docs/Powerpoint (view only, not much editing)

11. Remote Desktop/Putty in worst case scenario

12. Shared internet

Ok what do you guys think?

Stunno I know you asked in another thread about the TP2, what do you think about it honestly now the novelty has worn off (if it has!)?

I cant imagine the Diamond 2 being up to the task of loads of typing, but I really like the look of it, but the more I look at what I need the TP2 ticks every single one of those boxes.

At the same time I'm loving the look of the HTC Hero (android) and would wait for that if it could also tick the above!

Damn this is hard to choose.

Also what the best place to get this phone in the UK? I was thinking MPD, is it worth phoning Vodafone after I have bought one to try to improve the contract? (I think some of you guys have done it)

But ultimately which damn phone should I buy! lol cheers

Gonna get one ordered tonight hopefully if I can decide.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] beast0898:
Doubt you'll get any bad feedback in here about the Rhodium.

As far as I can tell everyone is extremely happy with theirs so far (par the odd faulty unit owners )

By far the best HTC Device I've ever owned (Par my Uni but it's a very close call)

Read through Shingers thread (if you haven't allready), it really is a stunningly impressive work of art, the hardware and OS integration is a first for HTC, the stock Rom is amazing, the screen is bright, vibrant and crystal clear, the keyboard has nicely spaced well sized keys (although not as good as Unis:() and the tilt function feels much more solid than the Kaiser.

Forget the Topaz, the Rhodium blows it away:D

Cheers,

Beasty
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] stunno:
I cannot make your decisions for you but my thoughts so far are:

Looking back over my Winmo phones, the one that I remember most fondly is the Wizard (Tmobile Vario). I loved that phone! Don't know why, it was big heavy and slow, but it didn't seem to matter at the time (I was gutted when I dropped it on a concrete floor and shattered the screen)

The TP2 is better in every way than the Wizard, and is the best Winmo phone that I have used, although it isn't perfect yet. I have a Vodafone branded phone and have had a few niggles due to the branding, or rather due to the removal of the branding. Oh and I have other niggle, my email always shows a new email even when there isn't one!

My only criticism would be that it is BIG! Which may be just because I have upgraded from a Diamond, which was tiny. If they could get the screen, keyboard and battery life in the Diamond's form factor I would sell one of my kids for it! (Actually I wouldn't. It would take two of them to get the phone ;) )

I have only tried a few of the applications/uses that you have listed

1. Email, Exchange, Gmail work perfectly

8. Divx TV episodes work fine with Coreplayer

9. Only used the TF3D player and have had no problems at all (I don't mind the stock headphones, I must have funny shaped ears)

I've had a play on the G1 and am not a fan of the OS, yet, it seems thrown together somehow. But then again I'm not a great fan of Linux either for similar reasons

I think my Voda contract worked out cheaper than MPD (although I have the dreaded branding)

My advice?

Go to a Vodafone shop and try one! If you can live with the size then this seems to be the best phone out there at the moment