yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch CDMA Android Development] incubus26jc:
yeah the market fix happens the very same day i decide to ditch 240x320 and go with 320x480 because i was sick of the market problems. haha
[Touch CDMA Android Development] stopthebus:
Delete the "Launcher.apk" from the theme update and the original Launcher would not get overwritten. Tried it with the Enoch Theme and everything is good...so far.

I have 1 unrelated question.

Could somebody point me to the change log for the voguimg.nbh?

The darn thing seem to be updating daily.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] 4ultratech:
Call Problems

Just got back home and tried getting calls to work on RLS4.

Can't get adb to work on Linux yet, so have not been able to use fix suggested.

Is their any other way to do this?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] o2-lover:
To Myn and other experts - problem in installing RLS4 on O2 XDA Orbit 2

hi.

i have downloaded nand latest veriosn rls4-13-3-2010 for o2 xda orbit 2.

the problems:

1- no tone at all. no incoming, no outgoing.

2- no gprs, cannot find network as per my sim.

3- no wife, no BT.

Please help urgently. i cant take or receive calls or do anything.

Plus on android cannot sync with windows mobile center also.

regards

o2-lover
[Touch CDMA Android Development] PeterDLai:
Can someone name one application that only the Full Market would display? Just wanted to make sure it's working. :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] YevgenyEfter:
Is it possible to control shutter speed of camera?

Hi!

I know this is not related to this thread, I just saw people talking about it here.

I read that it is possible to control the shutter speed on the vogue by using the

volume buttons. Is it possible somehow on the kaiser?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ehoo:
Whats your radio ? Propably its radio issue , just try another one ,prolly newest one . And also android cant sync with windows mobile center , u need to use 3rd party apllications to be able to sync

I think its not , at least not on my kaiser.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] GriloVirante:
I tried this solution.. not bad, in fact: wifi would launch and save networks (did not have a chance to try it at work, although, but no reason to doubt). Bluetooth does not work, and incoming calls is "a sort of" working. My mobile starts ringing after 3 or 4 rings.. just a second before the answering machine starts. Not really workable, but a progress, in the end.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] antinerd:
Bluetooth headset issues with HTC Vogue

Sorry to re-post, but I'm still having this issue.

Again I'm running Myn's Warm Donut RLS 3 [02-20-2010] but I'm having trouble with my Bluetooth. Is there a fix for these Bluetooth issues? Does Buletooth on RLS 4 work better? My phone is a Vogue.

Whenever I power off and on a bluetooth headset - either a Plantronics Explorer 320, or the Sony DR-BT22A stereo headset, they do not automatically re-connect to the phone, I have to manually re-connect them (in the Bluetooth settings on the phone, it showed as paired, but not connected). This was never and issue with Windows Mobile. Also, even once connected, the bluetooth audio would often become distorted, like and old stretched audio cassette tape, so I had to power off and on the headset, and go into Bluetooth settings on my phone, and select the headset to re-initiate the connection.

Does anyone have a suggestion that I can try?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] GriloVirante:
And you complain because you have no wife???? I have got one and I can tell you that it is better not to!! :D

Sorry.. offtopic, but I could not resist! :D :D :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Electroz:
Same thing. I get a #, followed by a blinking cursor, but I cannot type or do anything. I have to close out my command prompt.. Using Win 7 64Bit. I put my phone in recovery mode to do this as adp doesn't detect a device when I plug it in while in android (With and without usb debugging enabled). My SDK is fully updated and I used the driver that came with the SDK.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrmedz:
Super Fast!

I love this build it works perfect now that I got the GPS working! Thanks!:) I only wish I could get my BT working:( The above method looks a little to complicated for me, any ideas?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cokex:
I did this with terminal services on the phone .. just as easy ..

copy the file to the sdcard, run terminal emulator and run the same commands

su to get the # prompt

#mount -o rw,remount /

#mv /init.cfg/init.donut.rc init.donut.orig

#cp /sdcard/init.donut.rc /init.cfg/.

and reboot..
[Touch CDMA Android Development] peciss:
how to reboot, just turn off the system and boot into windows and then normally with haret.exe? - this solution isn't working for me...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Electroz:
Awesome! Worked like a charm. Thanks
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Nick N:
I like this version of the weather flip clock, where can I get it? The flip clock from the version(s) of weather widgets I have has a bar in the center that is messed up.

I have been using your build since I first posted here and I love it. Very fast and stable. Thank you for all of your hard work. The only thing i would like to see (not even sure if it is possible) is the HTC keyboard from the Tattoo builds and maybe a finger slide lock screen.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] FW-eXXon:
With Polaris BT not work with fix =(

Anyone can confirm that BT works on Polaris?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] typolad:
I'm a complete and utter Android virgin, and this build was so easy to install/run on my Vogue. Thank you, myn!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] daganb:
I can confirm that this does get bluetooth working.

AD2P does connect and play in stereo however playing a 128bit mp3 its choppy..... 1 second of music.... 1 second of nothing... Excellant work so far this is the build I have been waiting for!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] c0wb0ycliche:
Any help with getting GPS to work?

BTW, I have a Verizon XV6900, which is running the stock Windows Mobile 6.1 update from Verizon, and this version of Android on the SD card. I should point out that the GPS doesn't seem to work outside of VZ Navigator on the WinMo front, maybe related.

I searched and found this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=624042

And I replaced my zImage and rootfs, but still no GPS. In Maps it just looks for a second and then says "Current Location Unavailible."

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I have been customizing my WinMo phones for years, but this is my first foray into Android.

Other than that, this version of Android is truly wonderful and was easy to get running, thanks so much!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] gila.monster:
Battery life numbers

So, I have been glued to this thread waiting for the next build.

When I got the vogue and it cost $300 I didn't want to have to buy another one sooo soon and this has worked out. I get android just like I have wanted since the G1's arrival all with the same phone.

Anyways, I've been cruising the posts and seeing people talk about their battery life. So.... why kind of battery life are yall actually getting.

I get about 4 ish hours of life. I'm running 240x320 haret with auto update and bluetooth (which is awesome. no school-zone-cell-phone-talking ticket for me).

This sux when my wife steals the car charger from me.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] skydirt:
4 hours? yikes.

I unplug my phone at 6am every morning when I get up and do not plug it in again until I get home at 5. Even then it's at about 30%. I could probably manage to go a whole day with limited use. I do not use bluetooth. I do have auto updates on.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tst95052:
thank you for your hard work

it is possible for connecting the pc as a drive disk??

when i connect the pc, now just in debugging mode

what is the purpose of debugging mode?

thank you again
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
No, bt does not work on Polaris - there's no kernel support yet.

Yeah, only the low speed serial port works right now... dzo has done some work on the high speed serial port but no dice.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cbaty08:
I can go a full 24 hours, probably more without charging with pushmail on the whole time... Although I don't really hop on the web too often working at an office and having my ipt3g...

In all, battery life is AWESOME.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Pandemic187:
This is the flip clock from the paid version of the Android weather widget.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] berardi:
Bluetooth really works on this version? :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] typolad:
I love this build and really, really want to run it from NAND. The catch is that my Touch's volume buttons are busted. I can boot to the bootloader and it says Loading" for a split second, then goes back to bootloader.

Any other way?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
Yes it really does (after a slight modification.) :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Carrick1973:
Here's what I do...

Load these files onto your SD card:

rootfs.img

system.sqsh

data.img

empty rootfstonand

empty systemfstonand

empty datafstonand

I then download the latest NBH file (voguimg-320x480--gpstest-19-01-10.nbh is the one I use, as I want the full market available)

Rename the NBH to RUU_signed.nbh

Replace the NBH in one of the ROM Update Utilities with the one I just renamed.

Press Camera, Power and push stylus in reset hole to get to bootloader screen.

Connect phone to computer via USB

Run ROM Update Utility.

Update Utility just takes about 15 seconds and phone resets.

Phone now loads install to NAND.

Now that I think about it, you can't enter into the upgrade program without pressing volume down, so not sure if it will work or not, but it might.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] o2-lover:
to GRILOVIRANTE

Dear Grilo

thanks for the notification. i myself could not resist laughing when you pointed out the typo to me.

but well, need a solution fast. right now nothing is working for me.

regards

o2-lover
[Touch CDMA Android Development] djkoa:
Myn

Dear Myn,

i try this over and over...with patch. It runs + - ok...but not very stable. It gives me a lot of FC...and sometimes even reboot. But the major problem is with camera: still hangs after shoot.

I tried the one from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=628459 with enob skin...and with patch of wifi that i supply in attach: BT works fine....Wifi works fine (it needs a reboot after first time. dont ask me why). BT works at 4000000...no issues. no clapy sound. And there camera doesnt hang. Any idea of what is happening with cam? I try many times...believe me. With same zImage. Same system. Must be something ab the jpg library or so (since it hangs only when saving)

Hugs
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ByteWrencher:
At this point I have RLS 4 running with the 240X320 NBH from 3-18-2010 on my Vogue.

From my testing the release is stable. However (as it was mentioned before) my BT won't turn on. It likes to think about it for awhile, and even flashes the blue LED in a friendly fashion until a reboot. But none of the BT options are available.

Any suggestions on what I might try next?

ByteWrencher
[Touch CDMA Android Development] TaC:
With latest version and 18-03 nbh file, i can't save any new APNs. Data connects with no problems, even without configuring my APN parameters, but if i want to do it, new APNs won't be saved.

Camera hangs in photo saving, but only during 15 seconds or so. After that it works again.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] seanmcd72:
Mine had issues UNTIL the NBH from the 18th was installed. I also did a fresh install after loading the NBH from the 18th though. Can you switch back to RLS3 and get BT to start? Mine was doing the same thing on RLS4 initially, it would blink but not go "green" on the screen (but I could switch back to RLS3 and it would start fine). I also beat my phone on the desk several times out of frustration, so maybe that will help.

I've been on a con call with my jawboneII for an hour now with no issues! But, on a downside my GPS has not seen one sat since getting the BT to work, but I don't need that really.

I'm on an Alltel Touch, Verizon Wireless, radio 3.42.50. (my sig will not show up no matter what I do!)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] egzthunder1:
if you are trying to save a new APN with a MCC other than the one present in your other APNs, whatever you are trying to set up will not be saved.

I still cannot get my data to work.... can anyone make an androidupdate.tar or something like that to change the MCC to 995 so that at least I can browse the net? Thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] berardi:
Is anyone else unable to see root explorer in the market? Not sure what I messed up here..
[Touch CDMA Android Development] vrflyer:
I did a bit more testing, flashed newer NBH (polaimg-panel1-320-18-03-10.nbh) with REL4, but it appears to be incompatible (especially with the battery 100% = 1%), so I reverted back (polaimg-panel1-320-16-03-10.nbh). At least most things work (minus BT & WiFi).

I might just flash back to "POLAIMG-PANEL1-320-20-02-10.NBH" along with REL3 and reapply "120 density" patch to get at least WiFi back.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] JM-PDA:
I am able to see Root Explorer app. Not sure how to help you.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] o2-lover:
To all experts - severe problem sos please

hi everyone.

i have totally messed up my O2 XDA Orbit 2 - HTC Polaris.

i did a wrong installation of android. so now my set is stuck in booting.

it is not syncing through usb. HTC Sync is not getting properly installed.

windows mobile center does not work on android.

guys i need a rom which can install directly from the SD card.

a quick help will be highly appreciated.

regards

o2-lover
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ckl_88:
You mean this?

http://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/mobile-linux/kernel.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/htc-vogue

Thanks for the suggestion about the launcher.apk. Can I just rename the tar to zip, open it up, find the launcher.apk and delete it?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] acegolfer:
Can you get into bootloader by pressing camera+power and reset buttons? If successful, you will see tricolor screen.

If so, then put the voguimage.NBH file in the root folder of SD card (using your PC). Then try the bootloader with the SD card in.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] br125:
he has a polaris, not a vogue
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
I'm in training all day today and tommorow so sorry for not responding more.

Can the users having an issue with dialing and data try adb pushing the /system/etc/apns-conf.xml from the previous version of Warm Donut 02-20-2010?

Then restart your phone.

Please report back with your phone, carrier and if it worked.

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

Now for BT problems

adb push the /system/sysinit.rc from the previous Warm Donut 02-20-2010 to /system

Then restart your phone

Please report back with your phone, carrier and if it worked.

Sorry for not providing an androidupdate.tar to easily try these but as I mentioned I am remote in training.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slow88lx:
I always look for Pandora. You can also search for "video" in the market and you should get ~500 results with the full market.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] stopthebus:
Thanks, I'll bookmark that link.

I am on mac, Betterzip works fine with tar. 7zip should be fine on Windows, no need to rename anything. Remember to re-tar the system folder.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] aoao4040:
Calling problem - as long as waiting for my shift to end

Hi guys,

Firstly, I want to thank Myn for the hard work and dedication, this is the only build I will stick with as it proves itself to be much more efficient than others. The NAND boot method is simply great, and I don't have to really bother buying things for WM when Android/Apple provides it free.

But I have a problem; it's weird that I have a 3.5G SIM, it's working fine for calls and data (after configuring the APN), but when I slot in my 2G SIM (for daytime contacts) to make a call on my Polaris, it would take forever. I have good connection, checked on other phones if my card works (Yes, it works), and still no good.

I've noticed that a 'data connection' has to be active, otherwise, my calls will connect to a black hole or something.

This never happened to me until I upgraded from RLS 3, and I don't really wish to buy a separate phone.

Please help me.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] o2-lover:
To myn - need your help totally stuck

hi MYN and other experts

.

i have totally messed up my O2 XDA Orbit 2 - HTC Polaris.

i did a wrong installation of android. so now my set is stuck in booting.

it is not syncing through usb. HTC Sync is not getting properly installed.

windows mobile center does not work on android.

guys i need a rom which can install directly from the SD card.

a quick help will be highly appreciated.

regards

o2-lover
[Touch CDMA Android Development] CyCLoBoT:
If you have run customized WM ROMS before then I would recommend you download one again and put the phone in bootloader mode (Power + Camera + Soft Reset) and then use the ROMUpdateUtility to flash the WM ROM.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
To confirm. RLS4 is latest. Did it start in RLS3?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] o2-lover:
Dear CycloBot and Myn and others

right now, the only thing that is working is the Soft Reset. the camera button and power buttons are useless.

the only thing that is happening is that holding the volume button or the Dpad gets me to the install option mode.

what i need is some ROM which can work directly from there. and which files should be in the SD card to help with that.

regards

o2-lover
[Touch CDMA Android Development] incubus26jc:
Its a combination of those 3 that will take you into the bootloader mode. Once in bootloader mode, flash the latest nbh. Then you need to download either the 240x320 or 320x480 version on the first page and put the androidinstall.tar file from one of those in you andboot folder on the root of you sd card. After you do that, reboot the device with the sd card in your phone and hold the dpad until the installer comes up and install system.

EDIT: Nevermind, You have a polarus. I dont know how to get into bootloader mode with that. It might be the same, might not
[Touch CDMA Android Development] meknb:
o2-lover

If you want to return to wm copy your rom to sdcard rename it to polaimg press the camera button and reset.If that doesnt get you to the bootloader screen take the battery out for a min then try again.Also try the polaris forum it could be answered there.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] celticchrys:
RLS 4 so far - Yay!

I installed RLS 4, rebooted(I'm using haret), and then also installed the Market Fix. I kept my data, and so far, so good. Incoming calls seems to actually be working better than RLS3(ringing sooner when I call myself from a landline). Bluetooth worked immediately; paired up and was able to use in a call. Making and receiving calls is working. I think Market seems fine so far, and data is definitely working.

Still getting the hang of the new launcher, but it is neat!

Thanks, Myn!!!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jack0131:
Hi Myn, is the vibrate at connect/disconnect option theme based or NBH based?

I remembered I updated theme and NBH while using RLS3, and the option disappeared.

Thanks.

Jack HTC Touch RLS4
[Touch CDMA Android Development] o2-lover:
To install android on polaris directly through sd card

First of all, thanks to all for their different ideas. cuz of you guys, i figured out which files i needed in the SD card to give a try plus there is one Polaris forum thread which gave me the final hint:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=384084

this suggested doing HardSpl to my device. but please note i did only simple HardSpl. there is a zip file also HardSpl-V2. but i did not use that.

if anyone gets stuck in a situation like i just did, try the following (ONLY ON POLARIS) files on your SD card:

all the files in the HardSPL.zip file, namely

EnterBL.exe

GetDeviceData.exe

lights

polaimg.nbh (i renamed RUU_signed.nbh to polaimg.nbh)

ROMUpgradeUt.exe

RUU.dll

RUUUI.dll

along with these i added androidinstall.tar file in the andboot folder. only this one file. no other file in the andboot folder. this file is taken from the 240x320 ROM Nand file of Myn on the the first page.

with these files in the SD card, i pressed Soft Reset, then pressed the VolUp button (or you may press the Dpad button), got to the install option. selected SYS on Nand and Data on Nand. then selected INSTALL SYSTEM.

after that i went through the remaining process that you all know. Fortunately, i am now at least back to Rel4 version of Myn.

Best REgards

o2-lover
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dzo:
On Polaris you need to pull the battery, replace it (with usb cable disconnected) and then power on with the cam button down to get into the bootloader.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] o2-lover:
To dzo - thanks

Dear DZO

thanks. will remember that for next time.

regards

o2-lover
[Touch CDMA Android Development] aoao4040:
To myn, yes, it did started in RLS 3, only a few times it happened during my overseas trip in Italy then it was fine until I accidentally installed my build without backup, and I've tried various methods to correct it myself since then, but ended up screwing with the whole package and still no use.

I assumed that it's likely to do with the band switching option that's always on 'automatic' mode, if there is an application that allows manual operation between frequencies, I suppose it will fix the problem, temporarily.

Edit: I deleted the APNs that weren't related to my current operator, then did a soft and hard reset respectively. Currently on RLS 4.

Edit1: Oh wait...still didn't work, it's still searching for a GPRS signal.

Edit2: If I tried to access network-based settings like call forwarding and others, the signal automatically cuts off and says card error or is invalid. This is very similar to a case I had with a customer's phone, but his was just due to the phone's confusion between UTMS and GSM signals. Is it possible to have an API to manually control the frequency the phone is supposed to connect to?

Edit3: Oh hey, my phone dropped on the floor, and it actually worked (?!). But still I don't think its just hardware...

Sorry for my lack of technical explanations, I'm still struggling with Linux.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cbaty08:
Is anyone having their contacts complaining about "echo-ing"? Many people I have called are telling me I sound like I am in a canyon...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] acegolfer:
Is anyone having gmail sync issues?

I thought I fixed it by rebooting the phone. But after a couple of hours, gmail is not automatically syncing. I need to manually refresh it to get emails.

I'm using latest ROM and NBH.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dzo:
Yes, I just fixed this, flash the kernel from today and you'll be out of the canyon.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cbaty08:
Thanks DZO, where is it up for DL?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] damianiw:
release 4

Hi

I'm on a tytnII provider 3 uk, on release 4 320x480 with 18/03 haret zImage and the bt/wifi fix off page 1

I'm glad to report speaker phone now works :-)

However message tone and ring tone volums seems a lot lower than rls3 F I can chance but any louder makes it sound over amplified and not louder

Any ideas
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dzo:
http://it029000.massey.ac.nz/vogue/files/?C=M;O=D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] acegolfer:
Is this an issue when moving from RLS3 to RLS4? My gmail is not syncing 100% of time. Any way to fix without wiping out data.img?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mikeyy00:
is there a way to get rid of dots on lower corners that tell you what screen your on, i find them annoying