yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exrazorfish:
Thanks. I tried adding /exchange without luck but was able to atleast get to the login page with the following URL (which I copied from my laptop after successful login): https://webmail.myemployer.com/CookieAuth.dll?GetLogon?curl=Z2F&reason=0&formdir=2. I can enter my user name and password and even click on "Login" before I get the 500 Internal Server Error message.

Strange...

I've also looked at Seven and emoze. Didn't even know they existed. Thanks for the tip! Seven seems operator dependant and as my operator charges €10 per month for it, it kinda fell out of the picture. Emoze can successfully fetch my e-mail through the OWA (webmail.myemployer.com + usr + pwd) and it works like a charm.

Almost...

Emoze has some pretty severe issues with its calendar synchronization in that it handles repeat calendar entries incorrectly. Emoze will keep adding duplicates of these in an eternal loop (about one duplicate per minute). I had to use a tool called Allcleanup to wipe all calendar entries. So a warning there. Also, emoze will add some corny "this mail sent by emoze" on all outgoing e-mails and this seems to be unavoidable, even in the pro version. Plus emoze handles character sets incorrectly (Scandinavian/German characters like ÅåÄäÖö are not translated correct). But if you "just" want to be up to date with your inbox, emoze works fine I guess. I now use GoogleSync and ActiveSync with Gmail and Calendar, emoze for work mail and contacts.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ayatoo:
I have a probleme,

i try to configure my htc dopod900 to receive email, but when i want to choose between the setting 'imap' or 'pop' i only see 'imap4' selected and i cannot change it :/

I don't know how to change it , but maybe it's like that and it cannot be change?

Hope someone can answer me :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] synaptyc:
Woot!

Doing this now =)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jmhalder:
I'm paypaling 5 bucks right now.... and I dont have a Vogue, I have a kaiser, but hey, $5 is long overdue for all the work you've done for the kernel... if NAND support hits the kaiser, I'll probably throw another $5-10 your way.

*paypaled - I normally dont do this kind of stuff, but its the holiday season, the MSM Android project has made SO much progress cause of DZO, if everyone just donated $5-10, it would at least be a nice gesture for all the work he's done*
[Touch CDMA Android Development] gswarriorfan:
I just registered to say thanks for all the hard work! I'll paypal you some cash once I get it up and running! I have a couple questions...

First, what works and doesn't work with this version? Bluetooth, tethering, nav?

Second, what version of android is this?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dj13241:
After flashing android using this method, can you still force the phone into the bootloader? I am assuming this is how you would flash back to windows.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Shidell:
Thank you, dzo. This is incredible work!

Now that you've gotten this far, can you answer some questions for those of us considering making the switch to Android:

What is/is not working in this build?

What version of Android is this?

What are the advantages of running one resolution over another?

Will we require new drivers to sync to our PCs when running Android instead of WinMo? Are they available for all OSes? (XP, Vista, 7, OSX, Linux)

How can we return to WinMo if necessary?

What's next in your development goals? With any ideas, can you give any sort of time frame on what we can expect and maybe when?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] pmcnano:
If I understand correctly, theres "NO" build in here, you play with builds in your DS, and when you are ready and like one..you just use that system.sqsh data.img rootfs (provided) and..the nbh, all in the root of the sd card. And it will flash the nand with your files! So..thats it!

Nice one dzo, hoping for you to get to kaiser :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Pandemic187:
Hey Martin, I can't even use these flashable images, but if it weren't for you I wouldn't even be running Android via haret, plus you've answered so many of my questions and I've never donated. So, since you're actually now, I'll donate $10.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
flashing from windows

Can someone try flashing from windows, then use mtty and run

set 16 0
task 3

I had to do that to get my test phone out of bootloader last night even after flashing from Linux. But it's up and running 'the new old fashioned way' now. :cool:
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
nothing that hasnt already worked works there is no change...

yea camera + power + reset hole

i can answer a few

1 nothing that wasnt already working this isnt a build!!!, this is a way for VOGUE users to be able to put a working build "data.img and system.sqsh" they already have working on their phone and to be able to get rid of android

2 this isnt a build

3 320x240 shows more on screen 320x428 and 320x480 show more on screen but it is a little blurry

4 you will require adb drivers located on http://code.google.com/p/vogue-android and as far as i know they work on vista 32 and win 7 32 bit and there are different ones also located at vogue-android for win 7 64b

there are adb drivers for linux in the android SDK located here http://developer.android.com/sdk/1.6_r1/index.html make sure you download 1.6r1 though! 1.5r3 doesnt work for our devices in linux

5 just reflash any wm rom (that works with vogue of course)

you could also use the bootloader cmd prompt in htc flasher and do:

set 16 0
ResetDevice
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scizzle:
Does this have lcd density set? Because eclair is density 120, but looks better in 320x428 with 160 density. If not, is there a way to set density after flashing?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] gswarriorfan:
Ahhh ok I get it now. I'll still donate when I get it up and running. Thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] egzthunder1:
OMFG!!!! dzo you are something else!!!

I just got my Vogue a few weeks back and I am surprised on how well Android runs on this thing (I have a Raphael as well, but no comparison to this)

Having a flashable rom to a WM device... unbelievable...

Kudos for your work man!!!!

I guess the question on a lot of people's minds right now is this... how do you go back to WM?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
I tried that and it came back in bootloader with 'RUUNBH' in the upper right corner. Then I added the task3 and it booted normally. Who knows, maybe I did something else funny.

I used htcflasher on my newly-reloaded ubuntu laptop, but I wasn't able to get it to work under windows. So I thought that maybe flashing from windows was ok, but it just needed a kick through mtty to get going.

What do those two bootloader commands do? Not that it really matters since dzo says the newest version should work from windows anyway...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
Boot back to bootloader and flash it! Did that myself last night.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scizzle:
Also, how do we make a smaller data.img? I keep getting 256MB versions.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dzo:
There's no density set on the kernel cmd line, I'd have to make another nbh for that.

However, since system can now be made r/w you should be able to edit /system/default.prop to change density.

Do:

adb remount

adb pull /system/default.prop .

edit the file and change ro.sf.lcd_density

adb push default.prop /system/

reboot
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Giggles 312:
Thanks you so much dzo. i got this working, now im going through all my android files on my computer to find a build that i like, and wanna keep as my main build, but one thing, does the data really have to be less than 128mb? because almost all my android builds are alot bigger which is annoying.

but other than that it worked like a charm. thanks so much.

p.s. once i get some $$ (the 15th of december [my payday]) and find a permanent build i'll send some donations for you hard work.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scizzle:
Legend! Thank you. I will try it as soon as I can figure out the data.img haha.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
- I can now confirm that flashing the nbh with the ruu works from Windows.

- dzo, I have a panel type 3 us sprint vogue. everything booted up fine, the buttons work, but the touchscreen isn't. Will post logcat / dmesg in a bit.

edit: uploaded zip w/ logcat and dmesg
[Touch CDMA Android Development] stickus:
USB headset audio?

Just checking in here, I know that USB audio has been a bit hit and miss. I'm wondering if I would be able to use my included headset that came with my Vogue to use it handsfree for calls?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dzo:
Yes, this should fix it, it also fixes the crash on first incoming call on kaiser/polaris. I've put a kernel here:

http://cs-alb-pc3.massey.ac.nz/vogue/files/zImage-11-12-09

This should work on kaiser and polaris as well as vogue.

Audio may still fail from time to time but it shouldn't crash the phone and it should recover after resuming from standby.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dzo:
Yes, you can. You must have the headset plugged in before the call starts however.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ali3nfr3ak:
I have always had trouble with no sound for phone calls ( audio plays alright ) on wired headset ( the one that came with thephone) even b4 ext method and now nand , but now with nand booting i have no sound at all tthrough headphones, even with your suggestion of making sure headset plugged in b4 call and someone else suggested the same thing with playing music, still no go, is this just me? as i havent seen anyone else post with this issue
[Touch CDMA Android Development] srwalter:
Working GPS in donut

Just pushed some commits to gitweb that fix GPS in donut:

http://github.com/srwalter/libgps-vogue

For the brave, you can update your system with the libgps.so posted here: http://sweb.uky.edu/~srwalt2/libgps.so; I'm sure it won't take long for the rootfs maintainers to pick up the new version :-D

Donations are welcome!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Shidell:
Nice work, srwalter! Any idea on stability, functionality, etc. of this?

Also, for those of us running Donut already, can we simply replace system files with the updated one(s) you just made available and boot? Perhaps using adb, pushing files to our devices?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
assuming this brings donut up to par with cupcake, i.e. location only but no velocity etc? nice work! time for me to pay up, will give 25 to dzo and 7 to srwalter before the end of the weekend . . . the rest of the $25 (i.e. $18) to when full gps comes in. great work, and thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] plemen:
Thank you thank you thank you!! You and dzo will both be getting a well deserved donation.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zenulator:
thanks srwalter welcome back. and for those running from nand push srwalters libgps.so to /lib/donut/ and you can thank him later:D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
just loaded up a new donut build and now the device will not wake up from power-suspend.....:(....any ideas
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zenulator:
thats all i have to say. adb push /lib/donut/libgps.so and reboot.......welcome donut and the new google navigation.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
srwalter, 27N40150P2005544, more later.

dzo 81F92695YU066562R. thank you both.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
can I do this from within a terminal on the phone, without using adb? and I assume this pushes it into the rootfs and it remains there if system.sqsh is swapped out?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Quanny2000:
not quite sure if you broke something in the last flash file, but UMS isnt working... i put the phone in recovery mode, plug in the USB connector, looks like it detects it and loads config #1 for ums, sets address 3

windows detects it as the adb device...

i go and load adb and adb says device doesnt exist, lol

and no new UMS drives...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
EDIT: sorry guys it was build.prop related, future reference for others
[Touch CDMA Android Development] moekind:
How exactly do i push this from adb?

Sorry I am a newbie.

I just installed the adb drivers for win7, and opened up cmd

and went to the dir, and ran adb push /lib/donut/libgps.so

but nothing happens

am i doing something wrong?

it says fail to copy

read only file system

what am i doing wrong?

C:\Users\Documents\adb(3)>adb push libgps.so /lib/donut/libgps.so

failed to copy 'libgps.so' to '/lib/donut/libgps.so': Read-only file system
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Michel82:
What are the chances of this gps fix would also work on polaris and kaiser?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cybik:
I Heart You.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] srwalter:
Stability and functionality should be on-par with Cupcake builds. I meant to turn on GPS on during my commute this morning to see how it performed, but ended up zoning out, instead... :)

You can simply push the new .so onto an existing Donut build. Be sure to remount root so you can write to it, first (mount -n / -o remount,rw)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] srwalter:
Because I only changed libgps.so, and because I insisted that polaris and kaiser differ only in the driver and use the same library, the chances are very high that the new library will also fix polaris and kaiser.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Michel82:
Great! I'll check as soon is a get home from work (in about 2.5h from now).
[Touch CDMA Android Development] bpedman:
You are amazing. Just tested this on my Kaiser and it worked! Thank you!

I used google maps navigation on my way to work this morning. The GPS followed me the whole way but all it said was "Follow the route" on the top and "searching for GPS" on the bottom of the screen. Not sure why, like I said it showed my position the whole way...kinda weird but, oh well.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] plemen:
dzo - ever since I switched to the dec 9 nbh I've lost connectivity via adb. Windows and Linux... is it just me or has anybody else noticed this?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mssmison:
windows ADB is having issues yes, I've had no problems with ADB access in linux however.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] plemen:
Yes - you are correct; I'm running a VM and the device wasn't connect to it :rolleyes:.

So just Windows adb is an issue - I can live with that for now.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jnadke:
Hrm, odd with the "searching for GPS" thing. I haven't tested his fixes yet.

It's probably because a lot of things expected in GPS aren't supported in the libgps driver.

Mainly altitude isn't being decoded, and accuracy isn't being decoded. Speed/heading aren't being decoded, but that likely isn't quite as critical to the application.

srwalter - You should probably fudge an accuracy in the libgps. Usually about 4 meters is realistic.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Michel82:
Just tested on my polaris. Works like a charm. Similar issues as in cupcake remain.

rootfs is readonly, so here are the steps to first remount rw and the push the file:

mount -o remount,rw -t rootfs /

adb push libgps.so /lib/donut/libgps.so
[Touch CDMA Android Development] polyrhythmic:
WOW srwalter, awesome work!! I stepped outside on my porch and got a fix with my Kaiser within 30 seconds. This will be excellent for the new Google Goggles and Google Nav.

I've put together an unofficial rootfs.img (for non-flashing devices) based on the latest, only change being the GPS update. Easier than ADB for most.

Thanks again!! Donations are coming y'alls way.

P.S. Is there any chance you know how to fix the cell tower non-GPS 'My Location' ? :D None of us know where to start looking.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cbaty08:
Wow, I have been watching this thread since day one and you guys are working hard I can tell.

As a noob, I am curious if there will be a simple route soon for flashing like all the other roms we are used to flashing? Or possibly an updated page to walk a noob through updating the GPS lib files..?

YOU GUYS ROCK!!!!!!!!!!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
WOW! You made my week. Thank you :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] SuperJMN:
Uh oh, the download link is not working :S
[Touch CDMA Android Development] polyrhythmic:
Sorry to hear that, it works for me from two locations.

Try this zShare mirror instead.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] SuperJMN:
Thanks a lot! I have downloaded it OK!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crackeyes:
nevermind im a r-tard i figured it out
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
When you run google maps and navigate somewhere does it continue to say "Searching for GPS..."? I haven't actually driven anywhere yet. Perhaps this disappears when I start moving?

It has no problems finding me on the map.

I loaded up GPSTest and it reports 7 in view but 0 in use.

Thanks again for this evolutionary improvement :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sshark:
Confirmation number: 71L37457AS461392H. --> thanks!

-------------------------

Great work DZO, I just flashed and process was seamless.

I have lost my data connection after flashing, any ideas as to why? APN connection is created properly and all other things seem to work properly (haven't tested GPS).

Any thoughts?

EDIT:

In my model app, I see that phone is connecting and acquiring IP address but I still can't connect to the net.

EDIT2: Solution

Data is working now, I reflashed to WinMo, provisioned data on sprint's network and flashed right back to DZO ROM, all's good.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] yes_senpai:
Thank you so much DZO. This is by far one of the best projects I really wanted to donate to. I'm only 16 and have no paypal or credit card for that mater. I wish I could. Your work is much appropriated though. =)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
How do I back up the data.img from the nand?

Seems to take multiple presses of the power button to bring out of standby most of the time. This has been present with all builds I think since the old-new keymap, seems worse now with nand - or maybe cause I also switched to donut. definitely not a deal breaker, just gets annoying.

Thanks again dzo.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
just FYI for those of you who haven't been brave enough to use adb to push new libgps.so and want gps working in donut, Plemen posted the rootfs for nand with the new libgps.so in his package here, it will get your donut gps working.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
using donut - does has anyone been able to get bluetooth working? when I turn bluetooth on, i get flashing bluetooth LED, but the phone acts like bluetooth is still off - in settings, the bluetooth box does not get checked, so I can't scan for devices or anything else.

assuming we'll just have to wait on bluetooth in 1.6.

EDIT: nm, found it - called build.prop on my phone
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
new to the adb thing, but have been using it with success.

question: when I try the adb pull command above, it reports back "remote object does not exist". I'm using donut, does this matter - is it in a different location?

thanks for the help.

EDIT 1: nm its called build.prop on my build.

EDIT2: was able to edit the file, push it back successfully. however, after reboot, it is the old version of the file in place, not the new one that I pushed. what did I do wrong?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
Last post. android is freezing when receiving about a third to half of phone calls. Also voice search function sometimes works and sometimes it throws an error. Running zen's donut, did not have these problems running it off the ed card. Thanks for all the help and your dedication Dzo.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mssmison:
I would say start fresh/try a different build. I've experienced none of these issues :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] CyCLoBoT:
Waiting patiently for dzo to fix the bluetooth and I'll switch over to Android for good.

Awesome work srwalter. Even after two years, you guys are making vogue even more exiting to use.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] hexto:
To get this working do I just rename it "System" and move it to my SD card then flash? Haven't made any changes other than resolution since flashing to Android and dumping WM.

I have an SD card reader...do I need to use ADB?

Really want to get GPS. Please clarify for me. Thanks:)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sshark:
No, in order to get new GPS functionality for Donut, do this (I am assuming that you have already flashed your phone with DZO rom and now just wanting to get the GPS functionality added, correct me if I am wrong and I will update instructions)

1- Download Plemen's package.

2- Extract only following two files: rootfs.img and rootfstonand

3- Put these two files in the root of your sdcard. If you already have rootfs.img, this will replace it.

4- Put sdcard back in slot and boot phone with DZO ROM/Android

5- While booting up, bootloader will automatically update the rootfs and you will get the GPS functionality.

You dont have update whole system and that's beauty of this ROM.

Empty files (three files ending with names ***tonand) are pointer files which copy base files to NAND.

Hope this helps.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
yeah i'm still messing around with a few different things, of course always building blank data files. only using donut now though not going back to cupcake. wondering if anyone is using donut from nand on vogue without any freezing with phone calls.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mssmison:
Yeah man, I'm donut on nand, no issues at all during calls for me.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
i'm using plemen's rootfs with zens droid donut, starting to wonder if that is the issue - i think it may have some other mods. going to put in dzo's rootfs and push the libgps.so to it, see if that doesn't fix my problems. which donut build are you using?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mssmison:
my own custom build based on cyanogens latest work. Zenulator gave some instructions that would help you update it to there in another thread.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] plemen:
The rootfs is standard with libgps.so pushed in. I've had freezes too - with non-gps rootfs and with the updated rootfs and with lots of builds. Now trying a different sdcard...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] hexto:
Thanks for the quick and easy to follow reply. I appreciate it. That worked perfectly. I'm getting a gps signal in about a minute and Google Nav works awesome. Thanks again:)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] derekwilkinson:
It's cool to see that you guys got this finally running :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sshark:
I am just a messenger, thank the devs.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] pik0n:
Also avaliable for diam100 and others? I love android (in my build i can use camera, gps, battery drains a lot.. andi can't send sms) Will this be fixed? And will someone make a rom? It'ld be amazing :o

Good luck with the project!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Nagrom Nniuq:
Very cool and good news. Don't forget about the $1000+ bounty for Android on the TP2.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] stickus:
USB headset audio? part 2

first, srwalter your GPS fix is teh awesomes, thank you SOOO much!

next, i want to ask about USB audio however. I've noticed that since i flashed to NAND I get absolutly nothing from my USB headset. My Vogue doesn't even notice that it's connected. I've tried connecting it before making a call or playing music, plugging and replugging it while trying to make a call, even tried booting up with it connected. All are no dice! Any suggestions?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jeffgarret:
I know this is a Vogue thread but I have been working on this for Titan with limited success. I modified the .nbh file to allow the spl to flash it to Titan and from the log file that gets created on the SD card linux is booting but the screen never comes on. I can't tell if the image files are being copied. I can't get into recovery mode. The files I am trying to copy work under haret.

Anyone know what other modifications do I need to make to the nbh for Titan.