yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] morenooso:
You might want to look at this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=552024 and specifically this post http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=4482313&postcount=22. It may be that when you aligned the screen you did not accurately tap the center of each cross-hair which is causing problems. You might to try using the stylus and tap clockwise in a small circle to see if your screen responds. If it does, note approximately where you tapped and then try to do an align screen again - this time with the stylus to tap the center of the cross-hairs.

If this does not work, the general answer to your problem is to do a hard reset of your Sunno. Sunnos vary with how the hard reset is done and some users in that thread report not being to do it.

The other option to do a hard reset is somehow go from the Today screen to Settings to System and do the Mass Clear function. The Mass Clear program will effectively restore your ROM to the factory blank state by erasing all the data stored in flash memory.

This means that any data you have stored (contacts, programs, settings, etc.) will be wiped out. At this point, I think that is the least of your worries and you need to do the Mass Clear.

Good luck!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] civicvx94:
I've noticed in a few different threads, pictures of the bottom tool with the start menu and the ok/x button...

here is an ROM thread with an example of this orientation

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=517490

The cook of that ROM said its included in the newest 6.5 builds..

I'm somewhat of a die hard EngergyRom fan and since this feature is not included in his latest roms, I'd love to find a way to add this..

I've searched all over and cannot find anyway to change the bottom toolbar to this config..the closed i can find is this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=428317

which is just not the same...

Does anyone know how to change to this configuration or have a cab that will do this?

Thanks in advance..any help is greatly appreciated!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dougdelong:
That is a feature in the newest 6.5 sys. Only way I know to get it would be to flash a rom with sys 23022 or higher. The newest sys is 23041, the best so far in my opinion. Energyrom is still on 23016 i believe.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] xkaiser:
Yeah

You have to wait for new NRG releases... this feature is present in new WM6.5 builds, not in NRG 23016 and a cab install is not possible.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ou2mame:
yeah, i'm waiting for a stable newer 6.5 rom. i'm sticking with mighty6 until i see something that isn't apparently plagued with bugs.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] gobmonster:
If any of you are cdma, i suggest Demolition rom. Ive been using it for a bit and its pretty stable. :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ou2mame:
i'm on cdma.. i think i'm just gonna wait for the next build, i'm looking for something thats closer to mighty's style. i would cook my own, but i'm just too lazy.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] civicvx94:
oo ok i see...

thanks for the quick replies everyone!

I suppose i'll stop searching and start patiently waiting :)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] player911:
I have a rom with 23034 posted up. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=517490

Works pretty well as I have been using it for a few days. 23037 was buggy and 23041 screws up the volume controls and HTC Volume is incompatible... so I'm waiting for another release before building another rom.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] FORGE1:
Where to begin? I purchased what I thought was a real HTC Touch(GSM), only to have received what I think maybe a Chinese clone or Chinese version of said phone. The phone itself is tagged HTC even in the battery compartment. The phone doesn't say DOPOD (Taiwanese subsidiary) anywhere on it but I have my suspicions. Aside from the roms and badges, is there any difference ,hardware wise? I know the Chinese versions can't utilize a 3G network. Is this issue Hardware or Firmware? If it's a DOPOD, will it take a U.S rom once I unlock the CID? Can I save the old ROM (just in case)? Are you tired of me asking questions yet? With the info bellow can it be determined if I was scammed?

ROM 1.11.706.1b CHS

model ELF0100

model# HTC P3450

p/n 99HDM030-00

I picked a bad week to stop drinking tequila.:(

I had enough of this, I,m going to drown my sorrows. I'll check back in the morning.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Shidell:
Appears to be a regular Elf model Touch?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] FORGE1:
It appears to be, but looks can be deceiving. Also there are tell-tale signs,( spelling and grammatical errors in the UI, missing features, etc.).What I really need to know is if it is, are there any physical hardware differences between a US model and an Asian Knock-off? I went to the US HTC website to check for updates and I found a rom update. After inputting my ser. number for the download, it replied that it was not a legitimate serial number. IF it is a Chinese version can I convert it to a US model? will I have 3G accessibility? Inquiring minds want to know. :eek:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Shidell:
Unfortunately, that I cannot answer--although if it is a knock-off, and therefore of no use--might as well try, right?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] FORGE1:
Well, yeah, I can try, but I can also end up bricking my phone if they're not the same. Can't I?
[HTC Excalibur] Labarum:
Just thought I should tell you guys my Daughter got the Dash as her first phone and about 2 months later she cracked the screen... I thought how irresponsible she was... well come to find out there is a known problem with the dash's screen breaking, I had kept the old Dash and it was now 6 months later... I told T-Mobile that it was a KNOWN flaw and it is as this is one of the reasons they came out with the Black Dash. I told them I wanted it replaced and they offered me a Dash or Blackberry Pearl 8120 or a Samsung as a replacement, I only had to pay for the shipment. Now you do have to be persistant with them as they will not want to do this. But a week later I got my phone and they let me keep the battery and all the accessories to my old Dash well worth the 10$ shipping fee. And not bad unless you want to do surgery on your phone and pay more?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Joe_PDA:
Help. I tried to upgrade to latest Google Maps on my TP. First I tried removing the older version with the "remove programs" function. It seemed to remove ok. Then I tried to download the newest version. It downloaded but had problems loading. When I finally loaded it, it freezes my TP each time I try to use it. I have to soft reset. I can't even remove this version or copy a new version over it.

Any ideas?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] fone_fanatic:
are you sure you can't re-install it?

Try downloading the cab again and then re-installing it. What error are you getting that won't allow u to re-install?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Joe_PDA:
I've tried a few times. I tried downloading to my laptop, then to the TP and also direct download onto TP. Everytime, (either way) it causes TP to freeze. For direct download method I've used both Opera and IE. When I have finally gotten Google Maps (GM) to load, it freezes my TP when I try to launch it.

I have also tried deleting all instances of GM in registry and using file explorer, but the end result is the same.

I was running version 3.0.x of GM and it was slow but worked ok.

The only other recent change is that Windows Live Search changed over to Bing.

Is it possible Bing is blocking Google?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Bruce Inman:
Bing would have no affect on GM.

I would suggest making sure you have a good internet and GPS signal as it may be trying to access your comm ports on startup.

Also, how are your system resources? Do you have enough to run it?

Not sure if you're on a stock or cooked ROM, etc. but too many flashes w/o flashing back to stock can cause strange anomalies as well.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Joe_PDA:
Bruce,

I'm not sure about the exact signal, but this seems to be failing at points before program starts up. The old version worked ok. Would deleting the program and its settings file cause any issues?

As for Roms, I am using original ROM version: 1.94.710.2 WWE

and radio version: 1.02.25.19

Does the newest version of GMaps have any issue with these?

As for resources, I have about 240mb free - storage

and 120mb free - Program

when I am trying to use or load GM.

Maybe this version is conflicting with something on my TP?

Where can I get a slightly earlier release of GM than this newest version?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Bruce Inman:
I thought I had an earlier version but I only have the OEM package.

If you google it you can find earlier versions.

You might want to try flashing a newer version of your stock ROM if its available to rule out any software conflicts.

I have absolutely no issues with GM.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] JimmyMcGee:
Well At least Google Maps is only Crashing your Touch Pro instead of your Car. :rolleyes:
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Joe_PDA:
Jimmy,

Give it a chance. I'm sure with some tweaks, GM can have me driving off bridges in no time.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Joe_PDA:
Now I have another problem that may be related.

When I use Bing, if I try to update Categories, I get an error message that says

can't update categories please check network connection. I have access.

Everything else about Bing seems to work.

Any ideas here?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Bruce Inman:
Have you cleared your proxy and verified your connection settings?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Joe_PDA:
I can't update categories or collections. Bing keeps asking me to check my network connections. I did and they seem ok. I haven't changed them and can connect to internet.

What am I missing?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Joe_PDA:
Problem solved!!

On a MS forum, I received the solution that fixed my Bing problem. All I had to do was delete the cache files for Bing (Bing and Live Search). Once I did that, Bing was back in the lineup.

Thanks to those that helped me with this frustrating problem.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] ron999:
currently running windows 6.5 but

does anyone know how to change the icon in windows 6.5 to the old windows 6.1

thanks:confused:
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] bleulin:
if you change the icon from 6.5 to 6.1

you will find the icon is so......
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] ron999:
"so" what are you trying to say
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] psymonjoseph:
First, a very hefty thank you to all of the chefs! Without you folks, I would have ditched my AT&T Fuze months ago! I have perused this forum for the past few months, tried many different ROMs, and I have appreciated the subtle-to-major differences the various ROMs offer.

Since the 23xxx builds of 6.5 began to emerge, I found that my internal speaker randomly goes silent when making and receiving calls - my only recourse is to use my external speaker. This maintains for a little while (2-3 hours), then the problem disappears. This happens most frequently outside, and I am guessing the problem may be a result of the Touch InCall feature. During new ROM installation, I always follow the guidelines presented here - resetting before customization and all.

I have tried nearly every available ROM, mixed and matched radios, and searched the forum. While a few mentioned this problem, I saw no solution.

Currently, I am using jmckeejr's Chrome 23037.2, and radio 1.11.25.01, first without rilphone.dll, and since yesterday, with matching rilphone.

I very sincerely appreciate any and all suggestions, advice, recommendations, etc. I feel that I am left to assume that this is a hardware malfunction, but my hope lies here, in the hopes of avoiding another warrantied replacement, as I have already received and returned to AT&T one refurb-ed replacement which arrived in far worse condition than my original!

Thanks once more, and best regards to all.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] xmckinzie:
I had a similar problem with all ROMs. And I found it to be a hardware problem for me. There are several discussion threads on this issue here on xda. Here is the one that I was involved with. I would suggest reading the entire thread because there were several solutions for different people.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=422322
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] psymonjoseph:
RE - [Q] WinMobile 6.5 - Internal Speaker silent sometimes....

Thank you xmckinzie - I appreciate your quick response. I will play the lottery and prepare for warranty service!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Versii2:
I have tried several versions of Coreplayer (1.25, 1.3) and I still cannot get it to enable the AVRCP profile. in 1.25 is just doesn't check, and in 1.3 it crashes the program. I have hardrest before installing each just to see.

If I cannot get that to work, is there a way to turn down Bluetooth volume? My Jabra Halo have a high starting volume, and S2P or WMP are too loud and the volume controls don't seem to work :(

Thanks for the help in advance, I really appreciate all the work you devs do!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] cur8or:
I switched to PocketPlayer due to this, latest version of it works fine with A2DP controls from headset. I don't think CorePlayer has a version that would work correctly by default.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] schizo:
Yes, I've noticed it too and mentioned it in "I Got Mine" thread. AADP works flawlessly even without tweaks, but no AVRCP in Coreplayer (whatever version and settings i've made).

For the moment I have to use TF3D Audio Manager to play music through my SE HBH DS-980. Although quality (sound fidelity) is quite behind compared to Coreplayer. What a shame.

Gotta find Widcomm Stack hack (TP2 has this BT stack, previous version of Touch series has Microsoft Stack) to work on Coreplayer. Or, wait for coreplayer to release patch/upgrade for their player to work the AVRCP on TP2.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Gilord:
I have the same problem. Did you find a widcomm stack hack ?

I'm very :( about htc to make AVRCP only working with HTC audio player. Not with other programs like PocketMusic or core player :( :( :(

Why HTC still allows AVRCP in this player even when it's desactivated in TFT3D menubar.

Here my mail to HTC :

Question :Hello, I have a Touch pro 2 and I have a problem : I can't use bluetooth AVCRP with touch flo 3D 2.5, but it working only with HTC audio manager in touch flo 3D. But i want to use other program with my stereo headset like pocketmusic (avcrp compatible verified) Please tell me what can I do Regards

Answer :

Thank you for contacting HTC Technical Support regarding your HTC Touch Pro2.

I would be happy to assist you.. HTC is unable to support third party programs on the device. It is recommend to contact the vendor of the third party applications if you are experiencing trouble. I cannot guarantee all third party applications will work properly with your HTC device. I can recommend checking our self-help user forum at www.htcwiki.com for more information regarding your inquiry. I apologize for any inconvenience you may have experienced.

In addition, you can find a customer satisfaction survey at: http://survey.htc.com/worldwide/.

Thank You,

Stephanie

HTC Technical Support Team

I will reply AVRCP is in the list of the technical specification and I can't use It. Because if a standart like AVRCP become a closed API, and designed to work only with HTC apps, i see no difference beetween HTC and the iphone closed world.
[G1 Android Development] Apaca1ypse:
Was going to wipe one of my computers anyway. This gives me a reason to stop procrastinating! Will give this a try. Waiting for part 2!
[G1 Android Development] clefky10:
I know I will never get into rom making but it is very interesting to read about.

P.S. Make the paypal link a bit bigger, I can't read it :p
[G1 Android Development] The Reverend Gridlock:
I already turned my back on windows so I run ubuntu so this is useless to me but I am waiting for part 2 so I can learn more about this, prob won't ever use it but it is good to knowhow to
[G1 Android Development] pixel-painter:
Already running Mint in VB .. runs just great. I am interested in reading the ROM part though ;)
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
WTF? Why do you need to do all of this crap on your computer to run Ubuntu? If I was going to dual boot with windows I would not use the stuff you listed. Why not just explain how to use it create a ROM and let people figure out how to get Ubuntu on their computer.
[G1 Android Development] jubeh:
this seems more like spam, an advertisement for those products he listed. Any sensible person would not use virtual box to build android from source (problems you run into with the jvm running out of memory).

Besides, Johan already has a well posted blog about this:

http://www.johandekoning.nl/index.php/2009/06/07/building-android-15-build-environment/

but I would really recomend installing ubuntu through the windows installer (wubi) if you're a linux virgin, that way you don't risk anything in your windows partition, it's faster than virtualization, and eventually you'll drop windows once you learn how to use ubuntu at least.

Really, I think this is spam though.
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
I think you are right. I don't know if "part 2" is ever going to come, or if it will just be a copy/paste from the link you posted.
[G1 Android Development] blackgin:
Wasn't it simpler to just install ubuntu as second os? If someone wants to dedicate himself to developement it would be better to have ubuntu not virtualized
[G1 Android Development] pixel-painter:
I am not sure if you have ever tried virtual box ;) but it is quite responsive and seems too run better than wubi. I am sure it depends somewhat on the system a person is running, but with a quad and 4 gb of ram VB runs very well. :) While I have a dual boot with Ubuntu , I have still found it easier to do my android stuff in it's own virtual space. With a dedicated 75gb I can use it seamlessly with my Windows 7 install. You should try it :D it really works very well and I have had no memory problems at all and have manged to build from source without any difficulty whatsoever. My Ubuntu install stays clean and I can mess with my virtual Mint install as much as I like without ever affecting my Ubuntu partition.
[G1 Android Development] Baldyman1966:
Personally I have Ubuntu on a Prtition of My portable drive,which means I can boot it up anywhere (so long as the computer can USB Boot). I shall certainly be following the original info. The same guy has posted many good Android Articles.

As for the OP here, he only really needed to post a link, not copy the whole thing.
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
Almost everything runs well with quad processors and 4GB of RAM. Oracle 10g runs well with that hardware. So that isn't saying much.
[G1 Android Development] alapapa:
ha! this bit gave me a chuckle.

I freaking hate Oracle. I run a bunch of dbms' & 95% of my headaches come from them.
[G1 Android Development] bmfc187:
I prefer dual-booting, personally. I just started messing around with ubuntu (about 6 months maybe) and i love it, after using ubuntu i fully hate Windows Vista and all its sparkly, money-making horse-****. So now i have ubuntu and Windows both running smoothly on a compaq presario f700 laptop, and the only thing i really use my windows partition (i know thats not the correct technical terminology, just pay attention to the story:)) for is, well, basically just theming, and media storage. I use photoshop, and havent bothered to try using GIMP very much yet, and so i do all my theming (which isnt much really) in windows, which is where i also already have the autosign tools and draw9patch and other such things setup...and then all my music, pictures, whatever are all on my fat32 partition, and can all be accessed from either OS. aside from that, my computer boots into ubuntu by default. so if im using my computer, im doin it the ubuntu way, unless i NEED to use windows, for something like photoshop, and thats about it.

So long story short...(like its not already to late for that) im eagerly awaiting part 2 cuz ive been hitting some roadblocks...hope it helps!

-BMFC
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
I'll get right on that. Is $500 enough?
[G1 Android Development] pixel-painter:
Ok Granted u are right about that :p and so it should.

But assuming I am not the only person with a quad and 4 gb of RAM, this may work just as well for others too. :) As as a relative newb with Linux, I can honestly say I have killed a few installations of Linux on my Hard Drive by breaking packages and other things that prevent it from working properly. Sometimes it is easier for me to reinstall the whole thing because I lack the knowledge to fix it.... in comes Virtual Box. I can totally screw it up as much as I want and my Linux partition on my hd remains intact :D with no errors.
[G1 Android Development] jubeh:
I do have virtualbox running on my linux box, my laptop's ubuntu side, and my laptop's win7 side. I also have a third computer that I have loaded with windows vista for the computer illiterate people in my house and a tiny dell mini 9 that I bought god-knows-why.

My main computer (since I can take it anywhere and my linux box i use mainly as a file server) is a gateway fx p-7805u. I won't have you google the specs, it's a 2.27 Ghz core 2 duo, 4 gb of ram, 320 gb main hard drive (plus I tossed a slow 5400 rpm 500 gb hd for files), so yeah, I can run virtualbox, but I mainly use it for running micro-xp on it for whatever else I need it.

I've used vb before like i said even configuring the vm with dual core support but there's no way it's as fast as a native system.

Anyway, wubi is not virtualization. It's an actual, loop-mounted image file/partition that fully utilizes the hardware it runs on. It's exactly the same as running a dual-booted system through partitioning, the only difference is that the ubuntu filesystem exists inside your ntfs partition rather than it's own partition, this has the effect of having a very slight hit on disk performance (much less than virtualization though), but everything else is running natively, even drivers. It's entirely safe for your host file-system and can be removed leaving no residual files anywhere on your system. It's also easy to share files with your host computer (with vb you have to set up a network share and then edit your /etc/init.d/rc.local to have it automount on startup, with wubi, it automatically creates a link to the host filesystem located at /host).

I've had to leave my computer building on vb overnight and then I come back to find that the process is stuck at some dex or java compilation, with an actual running system, this doesn't happen.

Give it a try, it costs nothing.
[G1 Android Development] clefky10:
Wow thanks! I really appreciate your work and considering donating to you. Since you make your paypal link so large, it really inspires me to donate.

Thanks again!

edit: (hope this post isn't considered to be spam like the original post is)
[G1 Android Development] blackgin:
Better if you do

sudo apt-get autoremove --purge

;)