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[Touch CDMA Android Development] egzthunder1:
Hey myn,

Remember that about a week and a half ago we had a small discussion about internet with Metropcs and how your build had browsing working but nothing else? Well, this new build cannot even browse and one thing I noticed (again) is that the MNC on this one is populated by default to 260 (on rls 2, it was set to 995). As this seems to make no issues for anyone else other than us Metro users, do you think that you can change that to 00? I know dzo said something about the apns for us were only there so that we could input username and password, but I still think that this is somehow making a difference. Please do me that great favor. I really appreciate all the work you have put into this... btw, battery life is unprecedented with this build... I tell you, if you can fix this thing with Metro internet, I will get rid of wm and try nand for a while!!!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] CasopoliS:
How are we supposed to tell if this worked? I typed those things in but there was no feedback in the terminal, so I don't know if anything I did actually worked. I kinda forget what the font looked like... lol
[Touch CDMA Android Development] MikeMurphy:
Strange you mention that, mine rebooted when I was downloading mapdroyd maps just yesterday. I didn't think much of it until I just read that others had experienced reboots.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] kan555:
Myn, do you know why email accounts that are set in "Email" works only couple of times? Is there a fix for this? I really need this to work. I can't abandon my hotmail account. It has all my histories. I really want to go full time Android but I can't yet. Any help is appreciated.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] nabicat:
Hotmail sync problems are common to all android builds on all phones. Seven have a 3rd party sync that works much more consistently. Its in perpetual beta, but its free! I've used it off and on since my Symbian UIQ days, and just set my dad up on his LG Eve for exactly the same reason.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
Oh, good - mine's working like crap too, so I'll try that. thanks for the recommendation.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
I think that setting is being configured in the nbh/basefiles as I didn't touch the MNC between the two releases. Perhaps this is something dzo can change by default?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] hexto:
How can I get Pandora on this build? Every since I flashed to the latest .nbh two days ago my battery life is awesome and now I can actually use apps that normally would drain my battery too fast.

This was a nice build and now with a better camera and the long battery life its great ROM. The best Android experience yet on the Vogue
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
Just wondering why the APN change on the RLS 3 Build?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Andrewwelton:
Myn, just wanted to say this is the best and fastest build of android I have ever used. Everything I use is working perfectly. Battery life is better than I had on Windows Mobile as well!

The only question I have, is there a way to make the keyboard less finicky? Idk if I'm the only one but when typing fast it seems the keys sort of glide into each other? Kind of a bad description, but for example hitting spacebar will often enter v, backsapce often puts an "L" in etc etc.

All in all, thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] j8971:
Market Mystery

I was trying to download the GDE Hero theme from the market. I scanned several times with no success. Does anyone know if this is a market error or is it the vogue not being compatible with this theme. What's really strange is I was able to download the White Hero theme for GDE. Any ideas? Anybody?

HTC Vogue
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
I'm not sure I can get it on my sprint touch. What's your email? I'll send you the apk
[Touch CDMA Android Development] pyrator:
recalibrate

and save
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
As mentioned, I didn't touch any of the APN stuff from release 2. I believe the change was in the NBH/basefiles.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Andrewwelton:
By that do you mean go to calibrate screen, touch the dots and make sure it says Recalibrated?

Because I have done that.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] JM-PDA:
After it says Recalibrated, click the menu button (top power button on the Vogue) and you will get a menu that slides up from the bottom. One of those buttons is a SAVE button. Click and you are all set.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] drewden123:
After you touch the dots, make sure you hit menu (power button) first test calibration (to see if you're satisfied). If it's good, then hit back (camera button) and then hit the menu button again and select "Save"
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Andrewwelton:
Thanks, I had no idea thats how to properly calibrate!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] j8971:
Thanks. I am sending you the email now.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] lilkrazzie:
This may sound weird, but I was not able to boot android with the 2/20/2010 download. For some reason it would keep giving me the "failed to find system.img in sd card" error. The way I got it to work was by replacing the zImage with the 2/2/2010 one and I was able to get into the menu and install. Anyone ever encounter anything like this?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] raist1976:
I'm not sure it has anything to do with the nhb as I used them with the kaiser eclair build and it detected the right network and APN. But with this build, My network is not even correct and the APN is locked on TMOBILE ??

Something's weird.

The only difference is that with eclair I was using the eclair nbhs, but they are same date and from the same place (sourceforge, 2010-02-20 ...)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] raist1976:
Why did you change the old initrd mecanism exactly ? Now when we create an APN with the right MCC & MNC for our provider, it will disappear because the phone is locked in TMOBILE MCC & MNC ...

In france we have 208 & 01, 208 & 10, 208 & 20 ... but it was all detected dynamically depending on the sim card you input... so what the change ?

Also, I'm not sure if it's related but the network displayed on my phone is not really the good one... Orange F, should be Virgin (but they are using orange network ... on same nbh but for eclair, this was working well)

EDIT : the network was a glitch but the MCC & MNC sure did change ....

Oh well .. I'm back on eclair after all :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] HIYinOR:
Thanks

Thanks for all the hard work... I finally got around to putting Android on my Vogue and it was relatively painless. I have a few questions now and learning how to get around with the buttons is interesting. This Android is very very nice. Time to do more searching to figure out how to connect to my computer for Internet access, hopefully via bluetooth PAN like windows or at least USB, but haven't figured it out yet.

I'm running off my 4Gb SD card with ext2 partitions. I think this was much easier than Flashing ROM's. I'm Happy :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
Use the dual sd mount app from the market in you have a windows box. There's a thread in this forums which shows how to use it. If your using a linux machine the unmount/mount features are already built in the build.

EDIT: OPPS I did not see the "internet acsess" when I read it the first time. There's a thead talking about tethering on the vogue also in this forum. check it out.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] kefje27:
Anybody more info why gps isn't working on the Polaris 100???

greetz

Kef
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
My "t-mobile" APN disapeared when I changed the MNC to 995 but I got what I wanted by changing the MMS settings. I am able to send MMS out now but not receive.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] acegolfer:
How reliable is your Google voice search/Voice dialer?

It's hit and miss for me. Sometimes it's persistent and other times, I get it working after a few tries. Rebooting always seems to work.

Any work around?

EDIT: When I say it doesn't work, I mean Voice Search fails to run. I get "audio problem" or "connection problem" errors. I'm not talking about whether it correct dictates.

EDIT: I'm using 2-23 NBH with 2-20 Myn's build.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] berardi:
Hey acegolfer, berardi from su :p

My voice search is pretty good. It's definitely best when I'm in a quiet room, and use a low voice. If I'm in a crowded area forget about it, but I'm pretty impressed with it's ability to translate reliably

EDIT: NM I think you're talking about wether or not it activates, not how well it works
[Touch CDMA Android Development] acegolfer:
Yes, I was talking about whether it activates. I often get "connection problem - try again" error. Sometimes, the error message appears as "audio problem - try again."

When this happens, voice dialer doesn't work as well. I don't think it's the internet connection issue, as my browser is running and I see up and down arrow on the menu bar highlighted. The issue seems to be related to audio.lib.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slapadabass:
On a Kaiser I've had varying success on previous Myn builds and others with voice search, but with Myn's latest build it seems to work much better. However, voice *dial* is another matter entirely - have had almost no luck getting this to work. Also have the continuing issue of no speaker phone on Kaiser.

Other than that, *HUGE* improvements in speed, battery life and general stability on this build for me (running nomorootfs on partitioned 4gb sd card).

Weird issue with Navigator though - when I enter an address in Nav Launcher, it brings up maps, and on the bottom of the screen it has the correct road I'm currently driving on, so it's getting correct GPS lock, but then it closes maps and goes back to the Nav launcher screen. Tried going directly into maps and seems to do same thing - clearly shows my correct position on the map, but then starts to bring up the directions and just dies.

Also found that when I got to the parking garage after having it on the car charger on the way to work this morning it was just completely dead - screen black, no led, no buttons working, nothing - had to do a stylus soft reset back to winmo and reboot. Going to try again on the way home from work.

Also for Kaiser users - so far with this build I'm getting full suspend (doesn't wake up on a key press) without using polyrhythmic's hacked zImage 6_b (linked to on another thread).
[Touch CDMA Android Development] lilkrazzie:
Hi, this may sound weird, but I was not able to boot android with the 2/20/2010 download. For some reason it would keep giving me the "failed to find system.img in sd card" error. The way I got it to work was by replacing the zImage with the 2/2/2010 one and I was able to get into the menu and install. Anyone ever encounter anything like this? Will this affect how android runs? Should I try to replace the zImage with the new one after I installed it by using the old zImage?

Running on Sprint Vogue. Radio 3.42.50. with 8gb sdhc card.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] DmK75:
Wallpapers

How revert to default wallpaper?

Its not present in "Wallpapers Gallery".
[Touch CDMA Android Development] gedster314:
I'm new to Android on the Vogue. I'm finding that Android to be a bit annoying. Is there a way to kill an app immediately rather then hitting the menu from within the app or backgrounding and opening a task manager. I would ideally like to have a short press of the call end button would background (send you to the home page) and a long press would kill the app. Of course on the phone function a short press would end the call. Also is there a quick to turn off the display? I would prefer to have the back light on all the time and I determine when I want the display off. I've done that with all WinMo phones and do it with my Iphone too.

Thanks for great Android port, so far the best I've seen. This is the first one that I've been willing to keep on the phone and tinker around with. Great Job!!!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] berardi:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=628353
[Touch CDMA Android Development] CasopoliS:
download TasKiller free. Set it to autokill when you shut off the screen. You can mark which apps to never autoKill. You can also go into TasKiller and manually kill things as well, but I generally just shut off my screen because it is easier.

So far everything works great for me using these settings, and my battery life is awesome.

My voice dialer is good, I am not sure what others are experiencing. Like any other voice dialer, you have to annunciate and hard words might not do well. Voice search is not that bad either.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cbaty08:
Fallow the directions man.

Just place the whole andboot folder on the SD card(root) and run heret. PRESS UP ON THE VOL. when it first boots and it iwll bring up a menu to install.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] fullmetalengineer:
help

I'm using the sqsh package so I can boot to Andriod from WM6.1

how can I install the buuf theme to the sqsh package on my sdcard?

Are themes only available to people who flash their device completely?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] lilkrazzie:
Yes, I did. Like I said, I can install the previous version 2/2/2010 fine, but with the 2/20/2010 version, it gives me the "failed to find system.img in sd card" error. I replaced the new zImage with the old zImage and it worked. Just wondering if by doing this, will it affect android's performance or not.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
What happens when you use the latest (02-23-2010) zImage?

If you now have it installed and you are able to boot it with the latest zImage, all of the performance gains will be available to you.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] lilkrazzie:
Hi, I'm using the one from your fist post. http://download190.mediafire.com/uvve1et0yo2g/w4zmnh35onl/myn-WarmDonut-02-20-2010-240x320-110.zip

When I use that zImage I get that error, so I had to use the old zImage from 2/2/2010 to install it. I will try to use the new zImage to run now since I have it installed already like you said.

Update: Tried it with the new 2-23-2010 image. It'll boot but I cant access the the menu at all. Even when I'm holding up it says that sh cant access the tty and then after a while it boots into android again.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] fullmetalengineer:
Can themes be installed somehow on the sqsh sd card packages run with haret?

Or is this only for permanent nand users?

can someone direct me to an FAQ or something I been searching for hours how to get this theme running without blowing away Windows Mobile?!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] drewden123:
in the OP myn stated that the build has a myTouch3G fingerprint to fix the market without having to change the res. I thought that meant I didn't have to flash to 320x480 first to enable vga apps but I guess I misunderstood it.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zbubblez:
tried a dif rootfs gave me some error about it cant write the data
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ivku:
Poll for new font, but I'm missing accented chars from CEE region. Is there a possibility to include this chars ?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] gordondpayne@gmail.com:
Thank You!!

Myn … just sent you a donation for all your hard work on this build. Noob to Android and so far this has to be the fastest and most stable version I have tried on my SD. Very few issues and zero lag for me. I love that I can dual boot, though I think I will be using this build way more than win6.5. This will now hold me over until I can get my next phone (dare I hope for a HTC HD on Sprint that I can hack to Android?). Looking forward to your next release!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
Thank you :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
Thanks everyone for submitting your feedback. This really gives me some insight into design decisions and future enhancements. I've been really busy this past week working on the next release of Warm Donut.

Interestingly enough I learned that the majority of you run this rom at 240x320. I would have never guessed. This changed some of my thinking on a few things.

My charter for Warm Donut is to keep speed and stability at the forefront. At the same time I want to expand the functionality of this Donut build incorporating some of the new Eclair and Nexus functionality. With that said I've been working for the past week porting over a bunch of the Eclair and Nexus applications to Donut.

So far I've been able to port over the Eclair Dialer, Contacts, CarDock, Calculator and 5 panel home screen launcher. I've also been able to port over the Browser from Nexus :). All running in a stable Donut environment :). Another major enhancement is the addition of some smooth transitions that rival that of even Flan (2.1).

Oh yeah, the clock will feature white text in the next release :).

If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Expect a new release in the next few days:
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sricke66:
Can't wait! You have done an amazing job with this! Thanks for sharing your talents with XDA!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] skydirt:
Awesome news Myn. I eagerly await your new build. I hope you are still planing to include java.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] drewden123:
I cannot wait for your next release! This looks and sounds amazing. I'm running your build now and it is hands down THE best android build I have used...and I have used pretty much all of them. The speed and looks are just amazing. Keep up the outstanding work.

Running 240x320 NAND
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Carrick1973:
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome. Ran it on SD for awhile, but have put Tattoo on now because I wanted it on NAND. Any chance your next release can be on NAND or SD? I really love your build as it was super smooth and stable, but would like to run it off of NAND instead of SD.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] drewden123:
Works flawlessly from NAND for me..
[Touch CDMA Android Development] hhearld88:
how many screens does this build have? like sense has 7 etc.. can anyone post a guide on how to get it working on NAND also pls? thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] drewden123:
3 screens (myn's next release will have 5). For NAND:

Download latest rootfs from vogue android sourceforge.

Download just the sqsh from the OP

Put both of those files on root of sd along with a blank file "rootfstonand"

Boot phone, hold volume down to launch installer

Follow the onscreen instructions for puttinng rootfs and sys on nand
[Touch CDMA Android Development] diagdave:
Fastest

Fastest build, tried sense builds but too slow. looking forward to your next release. does anyone know whos working on audio libs. would love to have voice search working.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zbubblez:
init: Unable to open persistant property directory/data/prperty/ errno: 2

I get this error no matter what i do?!?!?!? help!!? i rlly want to use this!:(
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Alex-V:
wow still the fastest version i try.... :) thanks for this... :) also tried the htc sense but for polaris it is toooo slow....

Hope we can hope for more of your build :)

big thanks :):)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] garringm:
I have a question on this build, I use it in nand on my att tilt on ATT network. Is this build made for a specific carrier I cannot pick up an edge or 3g connection or is it just that the G isn't changing.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cbaty08:
Do a speed test...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] garringm:
enlighten me
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
go to www.mobilespeedtest.com/ on your phone, if it is 3g speeds then 3g is working if it is slower then its not :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slapadabass:
If you're not running your system files on an ext2 partition (in other words, if you can see a .sqsh file in your fat32 partition), then you should just be able to replace your existing system.sqsh file with the themed one (rename it "system.sqsh" and rename your original in case you need to revert). At least, this worked for me. Or, if you're running in a partitioned install (but not using nomorootfs) you can just place the new .sqsh file in your android directory and on haret boot, hold down vol dn (on Kaiser - not sure what it is on other devices) and follow the prompts to do an upgrade.

This does raise a question though for me, since I'm now running using a nomorootfs install with my system files on an ext2 partition. I'm currently using the newest release with the base DarkStar theme.

In that scenario, how can I implement a different theme?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Barogi44:
Just copy the androidupdate.tar from one of the downloaded themes to you andboot folder then go into the install menu and click the install update.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slapadabass:
Ahhh . . .right. I kind of forgot (been playing with a lot of different builds and configurations lately) that I did figure that out, but that I was unable to use that approach because the existing themed files didn't have working wifi for Kaiser. However, I think in the meantime I also found an androidupdate.tar to get wifi working on Kaiser, so may be the problem is solved.

I did have a weird problem with my last install though where the first time I ran haret (nomorootfs) I got into the installer with no problem by pressing the d-pad, but after that no matter how many times I tried I couldn't get back into the installer to apply the update. Finally solved it by starting with a fresh install with the newest build files, running install and then applying the update before leaving the installer. So if this happens again I may still not be able to apply themes.

Thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] fullmetalengineer:
yes my card is fat32 and I can see the system.sqsh file.

my issue is, the theme files contain androidupdate.tar which contains system directory to be used with nomorootfs.. myn does not provide a system.sqh with the custom themes already installed in them. Instead his instructions are to use nomorootfs..

That program sounds like it's only good if you have a permanent install of Android. I want to keep winmo and use haret to boot up android with a custom skin.. Is my request even doable Or does it require Myn to compile it all together? Can I create a .sqsh file myself that contains the theme?!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slapadabass:
I use a Kaiser, so I was able to use the .sqsh theme files in the first post specfiically for Kaiser users. I wondered about whether I could create my own .sqsh myself before I went to nomorootfs. However - don't worry about nomorootfs - it isn't permanent - everything still runs from SD card. I run it and still have my full WinMo install just a reboot away . . . (though myn's latest build is so good I'm really close to flashing to NAND!)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] fullmetalengineer:
ok, So what I should do is use nomorootfs SDCARD install of Myn's android package which doesn't touch the nand. then install the custom skin ontop using the update tar from the theme.. all of my windows files on the SDCARD and nand should be untouched.

that's fine, my only concern about not using .sqsh is if android starts taking over your sdcard/nand and erases stuff windows mobile needs.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slapadabass:
No worries - it won't erase anything windows mobile needs. It will definitely create additional files on the SD card, but windows doesn't need them, and android doesn't use (or touch) any of the windows files which you might have stored on the SD card.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] damianiw:
Im running on my kaiser, via Haret and NoMoRootFS

I've had 2 sleep of death recently, phone wont awaken, haven't worked out why has anyone else had this ?

Also I asked before but may have missed the answer, why does wifi work on the SQSH builds but not no mo root fs ?