yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] stylez:
If you want it without the pink around buttons ;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] inigo45:
Thanks for the cabs anyway.

Non of them worked so far. After installing it shows the icon under programs and thats it. I tried to install the cab onto SD card and on device itself.

Juergen

NB. Rename MP3Trimmer.exe.0409.mui to MP3Trimmer.exe.0407.mui did the trick!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] 13over:
Hi, is there any offline googlemap program for travel usage? Something that only uses GPS and can navigate the streets. :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] kierandill:
Yes, but they are called Garmin and TomTom. Maps take hundreds of megabytes. You can either install them on your device, or pull them from the internet. Google, VZ Navigator, MS Live Search (Bing) all do the latter.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Lyian:
tom tom is the bomb bomb. its fun to mess with :P
[Touch HD General] Karearea:
I'm trying to configure my blackstone for mobile internet use on the 2 degrees network in New Zealand. The 2 degrees website gives the following config info:

WAP Gateway Settings

WAP gateway IP: 118.148.1.118

WAP Gateway Port (WAP2): 8080

WAP Gateway Port (WAP1): 9201

Homepage: http://m.2degreesmobile.co.nz/

APN: 2degrees

MMS Settings

WAP Gateway Port (WAP2): 8080

WAP Gateway Port (WAP1): 9201

WAP gateway IP: 118.148.1.118

Homepage: http://mms.2degreesmobile.net.nz:48090

APN: mms

Internet Settings

Homepage: http://m.2degreesmobile.co.nz/

APN: internet

Going through Start > Settings > Connections > Connections > Add

I entered http://m.2degreesmobile.co.nz/ into the Access Point Name field and proceeded to completion (leaving the Username and Password fields empty).

Unfortunately when trying to connect to the internet I get a 'can not connect for an unknown reason' error.

I can't see anywhere to configure WAP or MMS but I don't believe it's this that is preventing me from access the internet.

If anyone has any suggestions on how to get it working................
[Touch HD General] verdantleaf:
oh very useful thank you very much :)

i used 2degree too with HTC Desire
[Touch HD General] yutaka.rsa:
try that

I'm using two degrees in nz and the olly settings are:

in connection type use "cellular line 3G"

for the access point "internet"

QUOTE=Karearea;4795184]I'm trying to configure my blackstone for mobile internet use on the 2 degrees network in New Zealand. The 2 degrees website gives the following config info:

WAP Gateway Settings

WAP gateway IP: 1i18.148.1.118

WAP Gateway Port (WAP2): 8080

WAP Gateway Port (WAP1): 9201

Homepage: http://m.2degreesmobile.co.nz/

APN: 2degrees

MMS Settings

WAP Gateway Port (WAP2): 8080

WAP Gateway Port (WAP1): 9201

WAP gateway IP: 118.148.1.118

Homepage: http://mms.2degreesmobile.net.nz:48090

APN: mms

Internet Settings

Homepage: http://m.2degreesmobile.co.nz/

APN: internet

Going through Start > Settings > Connections > Connections > Add

I entered http://m.2degreesmobile.co.nz/ into the Access Point Name field and proceeded to completion (leaving the Username and Password fields empty).

Unfortunately when trying to connect to the internet I get a 'can not connect for an unknown reason' error.

I can't see anywhere to configure WAP or MMS but I don't believe it's this that is preventing me from access the internet.

If anyone has any suggestions on how to get it working................[/QUOTE]
[Touch HD General] milli.kovach:
no doubt you have solved this problem already but for anyone who hasn't, 2degrees website is very helpful and there is a section were you write in your phone number and some other details and they send you a bunch of txt msgs containing updates and settings changes that will fix the 3g problems.
[G1 General] xsnipuhx:
Happy Halloween everyone!!

and heres my work costume!

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b56/xsnipuhx/2009-10-22091140.jpg
[G1 General] Pinesal:
cool.

cool.
[G1 General] ohgood:
there needs to be a tutorial ! ;) nice job
[G1 General] xsnipuhx:
Step 1: Collect Pumpkins

Step 2:

Step 3: Profit!
[G1 General] Meltus:
wow, nice work :D

lovin your costume lol
[G1 General] phatmanxxl:
that's hardcore
[G1 General] BRad Barnett:
G'day,

Ok, things are just not very clear. For example, I've read that Roger's Dream is a 32A ... and I've read that it is a 32B. I've read that I need a special kernel, and that it does not.

I've seen posts where users state that they just flashed, and all was fine! I've seen other posts, where the user flashing, says that they have a Dream, then they switch to Magic, realising they are calling their phone the wrong thing!

I've also found that only the Cyanogen 1.2 recovery image works with my phone, yet I see people claiming that they have 1.4 working... and again, others claiming the opposite!

Is there anyone that owns a Rogers Dream (NOT MAGIC!!), that can clarify the precise steps they used to get 4.19999 of CyanogenMod to work?

For example:

- did you use a recent recovery image (like CyanogenMod 1.4), and if so -- where did you get it?

- did you need to flash a modified kernel over 4.19999, to get it to work?

- what base image from HTC did you use, before flashing 4.19999?

It would be really cool if someone could post the precise, know to work steps. Note, I'm very hesitant to flash, using the old 1.2 recovery image I have, as 1/2 the options in that recovery image don't work!

It would be even cooler, if someone could post this info on the Cyanogen Wiki, for all to see.

(I should mention, that I've tried about 10 different recovery images, and only one worked. A 1.2 recovery image, which was from the "Rogers Root" thread. I've tried the Cyanogen 1.4 recovery image, and the -32A hacked recovery image. In all cases, the phone simply locks when I try to get to the recovery screen. I've seen other users state the same thing. When such conflicting information exists, it makes one nervous as to the validity of all "Do this to get CyanogenMod working" Rogers threads...)
[G1 General] hjlow:
i just followed his instructions in post #1 and it worked fine for me

btw I used Amon_RA's latest recovery image
[G1 General] BRad Barnett:
Ok, first.. I do appreciate the response.

However, what I'm trying to do, is get rid of *all* ambiguity, here.

So, first, you can't have done what (I assume) Cyanogen said in his 'post #1', if you used a different recovery image!

Also, I'm not sure what post #1 you mean. Post #1 on this board, is an off topic discussion thread. If you mean on Cyanogen's site, that's probably changed since you flashed.

Did you flash with 4.19999? Are you running 4.19999? It's different than the current Cyanogen stable...

Again, thanks for the post, but I'm hoping we can get something clear, for all Rogers users....
[G1 General] BRad Barnett:
Ok, I'm guessing you are talking about this recovery image?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=530492

Which version did you use? The confusion exists, because some posts claim that Rogers Dream is different than the T-Mobile dream, and that it is a 32A.. where the t-mobile is a 32B.

However, from my side, I've actually tried to flash *both* of those images. Both simply lock up on boot, for me.

Do you have a Dream, or a Magic? Again, I'm talking about Dream here...

Thanks

note.. I've been flashing recovery images using ADB, but in the thread I saw, where another Rogers Dream user could only get the 1.2 image working, he tried everything. The easy flash tool, using flash_boot from the Android shell, using ADB, and replacing the recovery image on the data partition too! Nothing worked!

note#2!

I've just downloaded both G and H recovery images, from the above post, again. Neither recovery image works. They both just lock up on the Rogers screen.

Note #3...

I've just tried this image (1.2.3):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=566669

Also a lockup on an attempt to access it, on boot.
[G1 General] beatryder:
I emailed the guy who wrote Flashrec, and asked him about the 32A/32B problem and here is his response:
[General Questions and Answers] DCTopTeam:
Are there free software for XDA Atom Exec that can play AVI, MP4 and 3GP? Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] DCTopTeam:
Bump :) Help please?
[General Questions and Answers] ilMessia:
Have you already tried tcpmp?
[G1 Apps and Games] keenerb:
One thing I miss about my windows mobile device is the ability to backup the device to the desktop.

A search on Market didn't turn up anything.

Any options?
[G1 Apps and Games] tee aiy emm:
When you say sd contents, are you refering to the fat32 partition of your sd card? You can just mount it to your computer and copy and paste it over.

Or you could also use ADB

adb remount
adb pull /sdcard desktop/backup

If you want the ext2/3/4 partition, it would be

adb remount
adb pull /system/sd desktop/backup

(I used "desktop/backup" as an example but you can pull the data to anywhere on your computer that you want)

As for a linux-swap partition, there's nothing in there that you would need/want to backup.
[G1 Apps and Games] keenerb:
yeah, I know I can do that, but I'd like it to happen automatically.

I wish we had cron or some way to schedule SH scripts on this thing.

As it is for now, I put a shell script in my root directory on the SD card that rsyncs everything with a folder on my desktop PC.

So, whenever I mount the phone, I'll just run the script and it'll get synced.
[G1 Apps and Games] pentace:
Doesnt Gscript allow u o schedule scripts?
[G1 Apps and Games] keenerb:
Hm, I don't know. I saw where it lets you RUN scripts, but I don't recall seeing a 'schedule' option.

Maybe that's in the full version, I'll check.

It would be awesome to tar/gzip a directory on the SD card and then just upload it to an FTP server, but I don't know if there's a secure ftp application in the Android console.

*edit*

Looks like busybox does support SCP, tar, gzip in a console.

I am writing up a script to tar/gzip a folder and then upload it to an IP address on my internal ftp server

Sadly, gscript does not appear to be capable of scheduling a job to run at a specific time.

:(

Still, it's a step in the right direction.

Ideally, I'll have the following features:

Blacklist of folders to not sync.

Verify Wifi connectivity. (Don't want to eat up my monthly bandwidth!)

Establish VPN connection to home if not on home network.

Tar/gzip file

SCP to home server

Most of this is relatively straightforward...

BUT HOW TO SCHEDULE???

*/edit*
[G1 Apps and Games] keenerb:
General all-around fail so far.

tar czvf daily.tar.gz DCIM Books works fine. Archives and zips my images and ebook library, not speedy but not too slow.

The SCP command is all fail though.

scp -i /root/key1 keenerb@192.168.5.1 /sdcard/daily.tar.gz

/bin/cp: No such file or directory

cp is in /data/expstick/xbin/bb/
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] IanKay:
Hello,

I have been flashing roms on my diamond for a while now, however the other day I tried one and now regardless of which rom I flash and which way I flash it (activesync or from storage card) after it completes the customizations and resets it runs the customizations again, resets, runs customizations..., you get the picture.

UPDATE: Its seems to be getting worse.. sometimes I freezes at the splash screen after the 1st or 2nd reset.

Has this happened to anyone else? Does anyone know how I can break out of this loop??

I would really appreciate any help as I love my diamond and can't afford a new one lol
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] MGA2009:
I'm no expert... but I had similar problems with some cooked roms.

My solution was to update my HardSPL to 1.93

Also, don't forget to do a Hard Reset after flashing the rom and also try flashing a new rom from the internal memory.

Hope it helps.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] homealonedude:
Had the same issue a while back. Try MTTY here, solved all my problems.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] sinjok:
Maybe you can try to flash a stock rom first, then do hard reset.

Then you can flash the custom rom you like.

I had a similar problem as before. I found it helpful to do it that way.

Hope it helps. :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] IanKay:
Thanks for all your help guys!

MTTY seems to have done the trick.. though I'm a little scared to flash a new rom now lol
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] pspeter:
great to heard that you solved your problems! I also face the same problem especially if flashing between wm6.1 to wm6.5 or the other way. Just MTTY then problem solved!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Geniusdog254:
Ok, this will seem noobish but I do understand what I'm talking about.

Now that we have the Sense dump from Magic devices does that mean that we can get a Hero ROM with bluetooth. Also, do the Sense dumps have a new kernel? If they have a new kernel then we will probably have to wait for the source of the new kernel to get bluetooth correct?

Am I insane? Lol do I make sense (no pun intended) here? I'm just hopeful for BT is all :D
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NguyenHuu:
okay nevermind, they just released the htc magic 32a sense update in taiwan!!

http://www.htc.com/tw/SupportViewNews.aspx?dl_id=722&news_id=305
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] jaguaralani:
Any Transparent clocks for Manila 2.5.1920 ??

Thanx !
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] jaguaralani:
In fact I tried some which were meant to work on 1919, but they didnt do the Job, even Dusk's ones, do not change the clock but can add the new smaller clocks
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] Aussi:
i'm also looking for any other clocks for manila 2.5 1920

glass clocks or just digital black ones

any one?
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] az.likenoother:
i'm also looking for transparent for the whole Manila 2.5.1920
[G1 Android Development] jaaronmoody:
Please take this suggestion and make a new subforum for DREAM ANDROID ROMS and so on for other devices. Please move all ROM releases to that subforum and leave the development forum to the DEVS. Thanks

let me be clear... im not saying xda isnt doing their job. I believe that the popularity of the android dev platform requires the additional specific subforum in order to streamline development collaboration
[G1 Android Development] Joe333x:
I seconds this suggestion, or sticky the roms threads either would be better than the way it is now.
[G1 Android Development] jf4888:
Yo I laughed my @ss off at this

I know its a suggestion... but honestly do you think the site will listen???

That's like posting a thread saying

"This websites wack and illegal, take it down or ill report it"

How did you expect the mods to react to this? Take it straight to hq!!

Lol the only way the would in fact do this

Is by making a poll or petetion

With a lot oh sigs

But then again that wouldn't work either

EDIT

I just thought a way they could controll so many pointless ROMS as in themed or barely edited hero or something

They could change everything

There would be dev account and then there would be member account

for example dev accounts are constanly monitered for activity and checked over from time to time to see if they really are devs or not

Member account have certain permission in certain forums

So if a member account came in dream development

They can't post a new thread, however they can reply to post.......leaving the forums clean with no "help me" post etc...

Just a thought pretty smart ehh??
[G1 Android Development] miketaylor00:
Who pissed in your cheerios ;-)
[G1 Android Development] alapapa:
no way...there are dedicated ROM databases that do what you're looking for. this is a broader scoped development board.
[G1 Android Development] shaneaus:
I like the idea... But, I'll be surprised if this suggestion is used.

1st - every Android device has the same setup. So, if they changed this for the G1/Dream then they would have to change it for every Android device currently listed and to be released.

2nd - After looking at other devices (other than Android) - many only have ROM development sub-forums (as they would be the same as the dev forum).

3rd - The develepment for the Dream/G1 is mainly for ROMs. The extra development going on is for "Android" - meaning generally for Android the operating system and NOT device specific.

A better suggestion would be for Xda to create a separate forum for "Android Development" that is NOT device specific! Then every app, program, OS application (OS as in Windows/Linux/Leopard/etc) could be included in the "Android development" forum and NOT in the Dream/Sapphire/Cliq/Droid/etc. forums.

The "Android Development" forum would be the one to which all the general Andoid development threads would be directed. There could be two sub-forums: Android OS Development, Android app and game development (as almost all apps/games would be made to work on all devices). I would leave the themes separate as they would mainly be device specific.

Then the "Dream-Android Development Forum" would be mainly for Dream/G1 ROMs or items specific to the Dream.
[G1 Android Development] Jamison904:
You know call me crazy but this makes since to me. :cool:
[G1 Android Development] jaaronmoody:
my problem is that we have this DREAM ANDROID DEVELOPMENT forum that is used to release ROMS, not develop them. If we had a forum to release them in, then end users wouldn't be asking q & a in the dev section. they could ask the q & a there... where they dl'ed the ROM from. it's just a suggestion, but i think it could ADD to DEVELOPMENT!!!
[G1 Android Development] shaneaus:
That is just not practical from a moderation standpoint! Also, how do you "qualify" a dev? Is there a master database listing all the developers? What if someone learns to develop apps who previously was just a member - What would be the approval process to become a "dev?" I understand the developer's frustration with trying to get things DONE while all the non-devs bombard them with questions and clutter up the forum... But, I don't think the above is a very good solution. IT SOUNDS GOOD IN THEORY! It just won't be practical to implement.

Please don't take my comment the wrong way. I am NOT a dev (although I have purchased a lot of material to begin to learn and am planning on developing in the near future) - but, even I GET AGGRAVATED by all the clutter on the forum. I just don't think the above suggestion is a workable solution.
[G1 Android Development] shaneaus:
I like your suggestion... Which is essentially that they add a ROM release sub-forum... ONLY, for released ROMS.

I still think my suggestion would be better. If they took my suggestion much of the general ANDROID clutter would be separated. All the general Andoid OS/app development clutter would be gone.

LEAVING this forum for Dream/G1 ROMS - as that would really be the only reason to be on the forum specific to the DREAM.

CURRENTLY - almost ALL the general (non device specific) Android dev's are working off of the Dream-Android development forum: 1st - because most people still have a Dream, 2nd - it has been around the longest, 3rd - that is where they are used to going and know that all the other devs go (more visibility for their posts).

If my suggestion was made - much of that would change. It would take the Mods awhile to keep moving the new posts to the new location... But, within a month everyone would be on track.
[G1 Android Development] Chinpokomon:
I think we're fighting windmills here, but it is a perfectly valid and reasonable suggestion. I happen to agree that the "development" thread has very little development discussion anymore. A good percentage of the development discussion takes place in PMs, Twitter, and other collaboration spaces, and thereby making any shared knowledge much more difficult to obtain.

If there were a ROM release section, it would sideline much of the noise that currently occupies this section.
[G1 Android Development] prince.siraj:
Agreed. :) hopefully something works out
[G1 Android Development] jaaronmoody:
as i plan to get a new ANDROID soon... hopefully... i would love to see this implemented in current and FUTURE device forums
[G1 Android Development] SimonNWalker:
AndroidSPIN ROM Database provides this service

As alapapa said. There are dedicated databases on the internet that make finding the latest releases real easy. I run AndroidSPIN which is one such database and each ROM has links back to the specific forums on XDA. We also host all the ROM files providing a HIGH speed download of all your faves.

I consider us an add-on service to XDA by providing functionality XDA does not but also compliments XDA by linking back to all the relevant content here.

Obviously the database is only as good as the information that it contains. We now have additional members of the community assisting in keeping this data up to date but if you see a ROM that is not in the AndroidSPIN database, please let us know.

Thanks

Simon
[G1 Android Development] jaaronmoody:
simon, i support your website by putting it in my sig ...but I believe XDA needs it's own place
[G1 Android Development] Sxyman815:
idea!!!!!

Use the search and search for [ROM] that might give you a better result just an idea search features is there ....use it? Or sticky a post with a link to a search for all [ROM] titles as they are supposed to be titled like that anyway... idk just my own $.02
[G1 Android Development] AbsoluteDesignz:
I suggested this back when JF was releasing RC33 roms...no one listened then...no one will listen now.
[G1 Android Development] jaaronmoody:
it was a good idea then, and i think it's a good idea now
[G1 Android Development] commandar:
I appreciate AndroidSPIN and think it provides a valuable service, but the problem is that it does absolutely nothing to curtail the fact that the development forum is drowning in end-user posts. It's nearly impossible to find any information here on actual development work because the focus is almost entirely on releases, flashing, and end-user troubleshooting.

Look at all the stickies in this forum, even. The closest you get to 'development' in any of the FAQs is how to set up ADB and maybe some minor theming information. I just went through the process of setting up my own AOSP build environment, and xda was virtually useless for any of it. In fact, I ended up having to document part of the process myself, and the thread related to that has long since been buried under a torrent of non-development topics.

ROMS and end-user topics need to be segregated out from development, or xda will remain absolutely useless for people interested in Android development.

EDIT:

Also, putting ROM releases and end-user topics in their own forum wouldn't replace sites like AndroidSPIN. They'll still be useful for figuring out what's what and what the latest releases are. It would just keep actual development topics from being buried because a new release hits and there's a flood of bug reports and troubleshooting posts.

I don't see how that changes the service AndroidSPIN and similar sites provide at all.
[G1 Android Development] commandar:
Just to emphasize how bad this problem has gotten, of the 20 threads on the first page of the development forum, as of this writing:

11 are ROM release threads.

2 are "how to flash your G1" threads

2 are "bricked G1" threads

2 are [MOD] threads

1 is related to installing Debian on the G1

1 is a thread about the Hero kernel, which is at least the third of these I've seen

1 is this thread

Where's the development?
[G1 Android Development] fxone:
It´s a Nice Idea, it Comes More and More different Androids Versions from Many Manufactures.

It Make Something Easier.
[G1 Android Development] Carloswithac:
It makes sense, but unlikely to happen.