yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] blackheart2925:
hi,

great to know your problem got solved. can you please post the solution?

thanks
[HD2 General] simplynex:
Funny how it got solved: another hard reset and here I go.

Sorry but this is it.
[HD2 General] Archer:
And make sure your batter is above the minimum charge amount for the camera app to use the flash. I've seen various amounts on here, ranging from 20% to 50%. I'd suggest that if your flash isn't working in the camera app, that's probably your problem. Just make sure you're charged to at least 50%.
[HD2 General] simplynex:
this is what I was mumble-mumble thinking last night but the battery was fully charged.

It seems like this smartphone is a work-in-progress but I'm positive and still consider that the price is worth.
[HD2 General] Diamantes:
I had the same problem: at the beginning I was scared something went wrong on my device. Later I found that under 20% the led flash is disabled by default to save battery.... try, it's the right percentage...;)
[HD2 General] KapaGT:
What solved? Share with us!
[HD2 General] airwater9:
Not having the flash available under 20% is a real pain - I don't like having my hand held because HTC won't let me decide if the pic I want to take is more important or having my phone last for some extra time.

Does anybody know the registry tweak or fix to enable the flash until the battery is spent?
[HD2 General] kilrah:
There's none.

The drain of the flash is so high that if it stayed active under 20% the voltage drop on the battery would most likely cause your HD2 to just shut down instantly when it gives the bright flash when taking the photo.
[HD2 General] .hide:
battery under 30% the device wont allow you to use the flash.

hide
[General Questions and Answers] BLACKE30:
PRO PLUS APP: I am trying to uninstall mskip's pro plus app thing from my phone but when i uninstall it says it can fully be uninstalled. i tried to follow the directions in the faq's on his thread but i couldn't figure it out, i deleted a few things and it still didn't work. when i use total commander registry editor i can find the file HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE..... where i think im suppose to delete the files from anyone know how i can find it.

this is the faq's thread

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=4639615&postcount=4

I also need help with removing wisbar advance desktop from my ppc. i uninstalled it successful but when i go to my programs it has a folder which has 3 things inside the icons are blank and they say Author Menu, Quit Wad, and Register. how can i delete this file?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] megawayne:
I am using the Rom NFSFan V1 right now, and am looking at other options. When you write the other customs to the phone, how do you setup the GPS, and the Carrier settings. What all do I have to do?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] egzthunder1:
GPS is pretty much set automatically. As far as the other carriers, there are carrier cabs in a few threads here in this section. Look for them and download the one that you want. Good luck.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] megawayne:
so the carrier setup is the same on all of them?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] egzthunder1:
Yup. Simply run the cab and (more than likely) soft reset your device... and you are done!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Hyden121:
Hello Everyone. I have been looking through the android threads and I had a simple question that I did not see answered among those threads. The questions is this.

Are there any versions of Android that can boot as soon as the phone starts up? From what I have read, you have to always launch android manually.

Sorry if I missed a thread somewhere that covers this but I have not seen it anywhere. An answer or simple point to the right direction would be much appreciated. Thank you everyone for your time.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] pmcnano:
Answer: NO.

BUT...soon to be. dzo will make it possible soon, not sure how long it will take..since he doesnt have a kaiser, but he did it for vogue and said he will do it for kaiser.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] j101399j:
Technically no, as stated before DZO is working on it.

As for a "trick" to make it "auto boot", yes there is. Change the name of your default.txt to startup.txt this makes HaRET run without asking when clicked. Now place a shortcut to HaRET in your windows/start up foder. This way windows will automatically run HaRET as soon as the phone starts. And if there is an issue with Android, just remove the SD card and restart the phone. Doing this will act like it boots into Android, just a few seconds slower
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] Hyden121:
Thank you for the responses. I have an I-phone 3GS now but always appreciated the new capibilities for the Kaiser made possible by the awesome chefs in this forum. I look forward to trying an Android Rom soon.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] wanderso:
Actually, dzo does (or did) have a Kaiser. He was responsible for the first port of Android from the Vogue to the Kaiser. He was given a Kaiser by an anonymous member of this forum. Search the big Kaiser Android thread for "anonymous" and you'll see what I mean.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] thoughtspeak:
Once again I have a simple question that is probably a bit n00bish.

what requirements of andriod app can you use? Ive never had a andriod phone but I know that you have andriod 1.1 1.6 2.0 etc.

Im guessing the `more recent the app,the less likely it will work.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] joenie:
For as far as I know: you can use most of the apps that suite our resolution used in our default.txt's and startup.txt's. Allso notice that, if an app is depending on a certain piece of hardware that is not working yet with that build, that you can't use it. For instance: we don't have working bluetooth yet, so bluetooth dependant apps could be kind of a hassle.

I have tried many builds and figured that most ION and Donut related apps seem to work for me:).
[G1 General] lxbinghamxl:
i reset my g1, factory reset.

i don't have a data plan, so now when i turn it on. it bring me to a tutorial, i skip that put in my gmail info and it says various things about not having a data connection and contacting customer care. i was on the phone with CC for 30 min and all they said was to get a data plan, which i can't get until next month. how can i get into my phone?!
[G1 General] Ace42:
If you got friend w/ data ask to hold that card.

OR search goog for activate G1 without data plan...
[G1 General] psychoace:
Find a free wifi hotspot and connect to it when you try to login next time.
[G1 General] phuKKah:
You can't get to the wireless setting to turn on wifi from the activation. He needs to read up how to adb it I believe.
[G1 General] psychoace:
It worked for me and all I had in there was the sim card that comes included with the box. Keep hitting next and it will eventually ask you to connect to a wifi connection since it wont find a cell data connection.
[G1 General] lxbinghamxl:
thanks, but mine doesn't ask to connect to wifi. what firmware did you have? and i think i'll just google it.
[G1 General] psychoace:
hmmm i used a 2.1 rom maybe that's why.
[G1 General] idbl_fanatic:
please make sure you have rc29 or lower by typer (enter)reboot(enter)

if the phone reboots then you have rc 29 or lower.

if not, follow this guide to downgrade to rc29

2. Mount your SD card in Windows and reformat it as FAT32. The HTC

bootloader won't be able to see the RC29 (or RC7) image otherwise. Make

sure you back up all your files first!

3. Download the appropriate image (RC29 for USA or RC7 for UK) from

http://koushikdutta.blurryfox.com/G1/DREAIMG-RC29.zip or

http://koushikdutta.blurryfox.com/G1/DREAIMG-RC7.zip . This is a DOWNGRADE

to the Android version that contains a root shell bug (this exploit just

seems too easy). I got these files from the forum thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=442480 .

4. Extract the DREAIMG.nbh file from the downloaded zip archive and copy it

to your SD card (again, for me, this had to be formatted as FAT32, not just

regular FAT which is the default). Don't put it in a folder, just stick it

directly on there.

5. Disconnect the SD card the right way (eject, unmount, or otherwise tell

your OS you are unplugging it) to make sure the data gets written. If you

used an SD card reader, put the SD card back in your phone.

6. Make sure your phone has a full battery, then turn it off. Turn it back

on by holding down the CAMERA and POWER buttons. This should get you into

the HTC bootloader (the funky red, green, and blue screen).

7. If everything was done correctly, the bootloader will detect the image.

You'll be taken to a different screen that asks you to press the POWER

button to install the image. Do this, but beware, you will lose all your

saved data on your phone (with the exception of things that are synced with

Google's servers, like contacts, calendar, Gmail, etc.).

8. Wait for the update to complete. The progress bar will fill up, then

all the steps will say OK beside them, and finally, it will ask you to press

the "action key" (I think this means click the trackball). DO NOT do

anything until you see this message. The progress bar needs to DISAPPEAR,

not just fill up.

9. You now have the stock RC29 installed. Take out the battery, put it

back in, and turn on your phone. It should ask you to activate your Google

account again -

once you have this done type on the phone again (enter)setprop persist.service.adb.enable 1(enter)

your pc should now pick this up as an android adb device

point it to the correct drivers found in the file called androidusbwindows

once that installs, extract the adb file anywhere on your pc. (best place is root directory)

open up a dos command prompt and type (cd ..<enter>)

then type (cd ..<enter>)

then type adbshell

should look like this thereafter

$

referring to the dollar sign

then copy the following line into your dos command prompt and press enter

(am start -a android.intent.action.MAIN -n com.android.settings/.Settings)

please make sure that you copy the contents of adbwin.zip in your ROOT FOLDER or else you will be going through hell

voila you should be able to access wifi
[General Topics] orb3000:
1. Outstanding Achievement for New Application Development for Windows Mobile

2. Outstanding Achievement for Essential OS Replacement Interface Components & Functions for Windows Mobile (these would include Keyboards, Dialers, Contacts, Notification Systems, etc)

3. Outstanding Achievement for Interface Shell & Application Launcher for Windows Mobile

4. Outstanding Achievement for Utility/Applet/Scripting development for Windows Mobile

5. Outstanding Achievement for ROM performance & usability, per individual phone device (must be 3 or more ROMs released for that device in order to qualify)

Beasty & Laurentius WM6.1 professional for HTC Universal

Tomal V10 WM6.5 for HTC Universal

NRGZ28 Energy Photon2 28008 Dec 4 for HTC Rhodium

6. Outstanding Achievement for Theming & Skinning development (across all ROMS, applications, wallpapers)

Rajivshahi WM7 theme for VGA

7. Outstanding Achievement for Theming & Skinning development for Windows Mobile, (across all ROMS, applications, wallpapers)

8. Special Achievement in Device Operating System Level Engineering for Windows Mobile

(Covers foundational works like HardSPL, as well as Driver development and the enabling of Linux, then Android 1.5 to run native on a Windows Mobile device)

9. Special Recognition for Multiple-Year Achievements in pre-2009 Development of the Most Widely-Adopted Apps & Utilities on the Windows Mobile platform*

(* These will not be pitted against each other. All nominees who have been posted and seconded with an explanatory reason or rationale will receive Recognition Awards. Each of the developers of foundational apps & utilities (pre-2009) which achieved widespread adoption as almost "essential apps" should be recognized. )

10. Special Devvy Recognition for XDA ROM Chefs Hall of Fame from all the early years of XDA-developers website's outstanding ROM development

Beasty

Laurentius26

11. Outstanding Achievement in Instructional Writing & Design, including Tutorials, Guides, User Manuals, Wiki Writing & Editing, and Video Presentations.

Menneisyys

12. Outstanding Community Achievement Providing Consistent Practical, Helpful, Clear Feedback and Q&A Support in any Forum (Multiple Recognition Awards in this Category, not voted on, but rather derived from the nomination rationale posted here, for any XDA-helper (including the Developer), in any or all Forums)

Rudegar

l3v5y

DaveShaw

Stylez

mikechannon

Noonski

nir36
[General Topics] hanackin:
Thah's a good idea !!! :D

so here are my nominations :

For windows mobile software :

- Ageye for his wonderfull apps --> G-Alarm, G-profile & in a close futur infinity !!! --> http://ageye.de/

- A_C for his excelent apps S2U2 and S2P --> http://www.ac-s2.com/

For Windows mobile ROM :

miammiam for his amazing HD ROM : Eclipse !!! --> http://blog.celogeek.fr/mobile/mobile-blackstone/mirroir-pour-les-roms-de-miammiam/
[General Topics] fatmonk:
Well, as no one else has nomintade it yet, here is my nomination for:

Outstanding Achievement for Windows Mobile application development

- Barguast's Groovefish (WM)

This application allows music to be streamed directly from the Grooveshark webste to your Windows Mobile.

The interface is brilliantly simple and extremely user friendly, and the speed of development in the app is outstanding.

Barguast himself has been very active in the application thread, and all users seem massively impressed by his attitude and enthusiasm.

The user-base for Groovefish is growing rapidly, and the support Barguast receives in the thread demonstrates just how much people love this application.

A new version is, we are told, imminent and users are chomping at the bit to get their hands on it.

Please add your support to what many see as the killerWM app.

-FM
[General Topics] scilor:
Thank you for nominating me!
[General Topics] chris10230:
Outstanding Achievement for ROM performance & usability, per individual phone device

pcarvalho for his roms on the polaris => http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=506043
[General Topics] istoica:
Outstanding Achievement for ROM performance & usability, per individual phone device

tough one :D

kwbr - BlackStone

pcarvalho - Polaris
[General Topics] rfarrah:
I'd like to second the nomination for AC's work on S2U2.

I'd like to nominate Mskip's work on themes for Mobile Shell: Ultimate/ Elegance/Ultimate Elegance.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=566679
[General Topics] Bodisson:
1. Outstanding Achievement for Windows Mobile application development

- A_C for his S2 applications, specially S2U2

- 6Fg8 for her Power Radio - FM player with RDS decoding (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=531600)

5. Outstanding Achievement for ROM performance & usability, per individual phone device (must be 3 or more ROMs released for that device in order to qualify)

- Miri for his USPL compatible Blackstone ROMs

Altough, this one is not quite fair to other marvelous developers... They are all great.

6. Outstanding Achievement for Theming & Skinning development (across all ROMS, applications, wallpapers)

- Bob_55 for his efforts in making S2U2 nicer (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=354111)
[General Topics] ali1010:
outstanding widget development:

> mskip (all his widget proplus- ultimate and elegance)
[General Topics] DaveShaw:
Same suggestion as before : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2033776&postcount=5 ;)

BTW, there's no way to see wiki contributions for a user :).

Dave
[General Topics] Livven:
I like the idea, although I doubt many users will participate here (it should be stickied).

Anyway, I just have one suggestion: Merge widgets development into Utility/Applet development and call it perhaps "Application Support, Mods and Widgets", because there really aren't many widgets ;).
[General Topics] Dreamcatch:
I second both and I would like to add Miri for his great Blackstone roms!
[General Topics] fatmonk:
I take it you don't just mean seeing all posts to the forum that a user has made - ie click the user name and select 'Find all post by {username}'.

If you didn't mean that just ignore me!

-FM
[General Topics] DaveShaw:
No, I meant on the Wiki ;)

Dave
[General Topics] vess:
Nomination

Outstanding Achievement for ROM performance & usability, per individual phone device.

I nominate Tael

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=585129
[General Topics] martie666:
For #6 Outstanding Achievement for ROM Performance & Usability, per individual Windows Mobile phone device

HTC Raphael

I nominate TAEL
[General Topics] mcmasterp:
Outstanding Achievement for ROM Performance & Usability, per individual Windows Mobile phone device

HTC Raphael

I nominate TAEL!
[General Topics] scilor:
I think nominating once is enough ;) Your are not voting now!
[General Topics] pilgrim011:
Outstanding Achievement for ROM performance & usability, per individual phone device.

I nominate CRACING: link . :)
[General Topics] nabboR:
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Outstanding Achievement for ROM performance & usability, per individual phone device.

I nominate CRACING: :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=559323
[General Topics] Laurentius26:
Besides that you guys forget how great he designs, I vote for Cracing as well. :)
[General Topics] freakzone:
I'd like to nominate jockyw2001 for his work on HardSPL and other projects - http://xdaforums.com/member.php?u=487710

Edit : 4. Outstanding Achievement for Utility/Applet/Scripting development for Windows Mobile
[General Topics] autonomous-inc:
Well, I think Agent_47 in the Rhodium board should be on the list as well.

I mean, not only are his ROMs (literally) the most stable out of all Rhodium ROMs, but he also developed the cleaning tool in between ROMs called Task 29.

Those two accomplishments alone should have him on the Rhodium list for achievements.
[General Topics] scilor:
Are the Devyys Dead?!
[General Topics] orb3000:
Is this getting cold?
[General Topics] orb3000:
Glad to see you are still with that commitment!

I´ll see if I can bring this to front page

Cheers,
[General Topics] Jive Turkey:
Division 1 ...... WINDOWS MOBILE Operating System

2. Outstanding Achievement for Essential OS Replacement Interface Components & Functions for Windows Mobile (these would include Keyboards, Dialers, Contacts, Notification Systems, etc)

Nagamidori - FileDialogChanger - http://www.geocities.co.jp/SiliconValley-Cupertino/2039/

4. Outstanding Achievement for Utility/Applet/Scripting development for Windows Mobile

Rapid81 - WaPaC - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=684557

AE Button Plus - Alexander Eltsyn - http://ae.inc.ru/aebplus.php

PHM Registry Editor - Philippe Magerus

chitza - Slide Actions - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=650391

dotfred - Task Manager - www.dotfred.net

Bengalih - SASHIMI - http://www.winmo-experts.com/

NetRipper - TorchButton - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=581382

milmil - wmToggleVibrate - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=580050

5. Outstanding Achievement for Widget development or Plug-ins for "Today" or "Home" Screen for Windows Mobile (these are differentiated from utilities & applets due to their plug-in nature, but more specifically pulling in & displaying realtime updatable information from Web or other full-scale sources)

APBilbo - ThrottleLauncher - http://www.throttlelauncher.com/

Division 2 ..... Sitewide Information Access & Support

11. Outstanding Achievement in Instructional Writing & Design, including Tutorials, Guides, User Manuals, Wiki Writing & Editing, and Video Presentations.

Menneisyys - TUTORIAL: How can (and why should) I change the standard File Dialog? - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=344355
[General Topics] werdna72:
For whatever reason (and I've just seen some of the 'history') I was unaware of the awards until today, when I saw a posting in the Topaz forum.

Just to clarify, am I right in thinking it is now too late to nominate people for WM categories? If that is the case, I hope certain people (Co0kie Monster, for example) made it on to the list - and I look forward to being able to vote for them as a (hopelessly inadequate) gesture to show my esteem, gratitude and amazement at their work, skill and devotion.
[General Topics] quicksite:
YES -- nominations have been RE-OPENED for WM

Long story short: They *WERE* closed and voting was set to take place. But. we found huge holes in the categories, and it wasn't right. And I had a choice of whether to hold to a date, for arbitrary pride purposes, or get it right and be late. I've chosen the latter.

SO NOMINATIONS ARE NOW RE-OPENED FOR WINDOWS MOBILE, seeing as this is the swan song year for the entire OS, forever.

This was heavily influenced by Microsoft's decision to kill to death "Windows Mobile" and start anew with Windows Phone 7, which to me was shouting out the only opportunity to properly honor and tribute to the whole collection of Windows Mobile developers of the past 6-7-8 years here at XDA, who made "adequate" WM OS software come alive with SPL, ROMS, tweeks, mods, APPS, etc, transforming partially usable phones into amazing devices -- that otherwise wouldn't have been.

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For those just hearing now of the DEVVY AWARDS, please spend a few moments with your last phone, even if you've moved on to Android. Help get this right and recognize GREAT ACHIEVEMENT IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT for touchscreens, in the Windows Mobile OS Division.

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For those who already heard of it and wondered, wtf? All I hear are postponements. When will you get your act together? Just please read the following. ... or not. :) Thank you all for patience, for helping develop a peer-to-peer recognition system untainted by marketing dollars and DEALS that push out of the way fairness and quality.

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These awards have been developed for first time this year, as a peer-to-peer recognition program, developer-to-developer and developer-and-end-user --- untainted by the engadgets and CNETs and all the other heavily funded and sometimes heavily biased and sometimes even heavily clueless Big Organizations who believe they can run the touchscreen industry from a TOP-DOWN view -- where they say what's good, and therefore it is.

There's a pricetag for high integrity and bottom-up: no staff, no funding. And that has meant huge delays in getting the DEVVY AWARDS launched properly. As its "founder", if that's the right word, from Day 1's initial ideas at end of December 2009 to open-thread formation discussions and input in January-February, I've never wanted to do some funky little ho-down quickie vote. I've wanted to do it right, setting a very high standard. This took time --- 3, 4 times longer than I imagined as it was just one person, me, doing the behind the scenes prep work -- with one exception -- orb3000 who was kind enough to post about DEVVYS yesterday on XDA portal page. He's been a solid champion & supporter of this project all along.

We had some setbacks, but THE DEVVYS ARE happening; they just weren't quick. Next year? they'll be quick.