yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] deadonarivalry:
Alright. Thanks. Well, that's cool... what are you guys gonna call it? What desktop environment is it running on? and what does it look like?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] askwhy:
They might not have it locked down for long, if this story holds any water.

Anyways, I am not a PS3 owner, but I thought it might be interesting to someone, judging from the above posts.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] darchstar:
Actually, you can run other distro's on ps3 other than yellowdog: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_on_the_PlayStation_3#Distributions
[Hero CDMA Android Development] miamicanes:
My guess is that the PC-bootability is an artifact of Android's earliest days... sometime after the first real phone prototypes were made, but before it was really released to the public. The idea being that if you were testing a still-prebeta phone, and it started acting weird, you could tether it to the nearest available PC via USB, then reboot that PC into a minimal linux debugging console that would enable you to look at what was going on inside the phone and see what was wrong.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
It's going to be call Atrium Gamer. It's going be an out-of-the-box, gaming centric Linux distro. GNOME will be the DE. Ubuntu based, but we plan on having or own completely separate repo.

Um, I know that, I just recommended Yellowdog. That's why I said "the best distro", not "the only distro".
[Hero CDMA Android Development] abcdfv:
The cell processor is ppc based. Theoretically, any Linux built for ppc will work
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
This is true but you still have to do certain tweaks to get it working properly on the PS3.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] abcdfv:
Which is why I said theoretically ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] darchstar:
ahh ok, sorry about that, you said only platform that worked so i assumed you meant distro as a platform
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
Ya the wording is a little weird. What I was trying to portray is that the PS3 was the only platform that Yellowdog was working on.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] wtphoto:
hey guys thanks for all the distro info (i didnt mean to turn this into a linux thread lol) Im downloading mint right now hopefully ill be able to understand and play a little more than my first try with slax.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
Ya Slax is definitely an advance Linux user distro. As far as entry level, I like crunchbang, very lightweight, easy & highly customizable.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] deadonarivalry:
I haven't played around a lot with Mint. I wanted to venture into Linux with as complete a system as possible and Mint caught my eye. It's great if what you want is a very complete Linux system right out of the box.

Ubuntu-based, btw.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] wtphoto:
well I just got the crap scared out of me. I booted into min and seemed like things where going good....and then it locked up. I shut down my comp and it would power on but nothing else would happen. finally got it going again but now im a little freaked to try to boot mint again.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] deadonarivalry:
shrugs ... what's the harm in trying again? If you've broken something it'll need fixing either way. LOL! go ahead. reboot. and relax. nothing a fresh install can't fix.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] wtphoto:
well looks like something happened with my USB, I tried to boot into it again and the same thing happened. so I guess im going to have to try to redo it again.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] darchstar:
Why don't you try installing from a live cd instead of usb?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] deadonarivalry:
indeed. I didn't know you were installing from USB... I have a few CDs at my disposal, so I use those to make my life easier in the short term... never installed it from a USB drive before. hm. I'd like to know how this progresses and what the problem was if you figure it out.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] deadonarivalry:
I was thinking this, but perhaps he doesn't have any at his disposal is what I was thinking.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] deadonarivalry:
oh also, LiveCD extremely useful is debugging (for, if example, you can't boot into Linux) and just generally trying out the distro before you buy, so to speak.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] wtphoto:
that is exactly correct that and cd's dont last long in my house (i have a 2 year old that says oooohhhhh shiny) so cds get destroyed pretty fast.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] deadonarivalry:
rofl... I understand. I have a 19mo niece. A three-foot terror she is!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] darchstar:
Hah, well you'll only need it for the 30 minutes of installing your system. then youre done with it
[Hero CDMA Android Development] wtphoto:
I dont want to install to my system just yet I want to try to get a grasp on linux using the live usb option before I take the leap to go to linux full time
[Hero CDMA Android Development] darchstar:
oh, ok sorry about that, i just jumped in to the middle of this conversation without knowing that.

But nonetheless i would just partition my hard drive instead then installing linux on that hard drive for testing purposes to get the grips of linux. Thats what i did when starting out. turned out i loved it so much that i wiped my whole system and made it all linux
[Hero CDMA Android Development] wtphoto:
well I am now running in linux not sure what to do now lol but looks cool
[Hero CDMA Android Development] flipzmode:
Not too much progress yet... I have been working an insane amount of hours this weekend. But I wanted to let you guys know that it seems as if I got setcpu working. I am talking with the developer but it is definitely limiting the CPU with some modifications to the kernel. :)

The down side is I can say for sure that there are power issues just as we suspected. HTC's custom sleep mode is not included in the kernel, so we need to figure out what to do about that. The power isn't horrible, but I did get 60% drain in about 24 hours with medium use.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] maejrep:
What power mode are you referring to? This is their "extension" to CPU_FREQ governing:

CONFIG_MSM_CPU_FREQ=y
CONFIG_MSM_CPU_FREQ_ONDEMAND=y
# CONFIG_MSM_CPU_FREQ_USERSPACE is not set
# CONFIG_MSM_CPU_FREQ_MSM7K is not set
# CONFIG_MSM_CPU_FREQ_SCREEN is not set
CONFIG_MSM_CPU_FREQ_SCALING_MAX=528000
CONFIG_MSM_CPU_FREQ_SCALING_MIN=245760

And the code is there:

arch/arm/mach-msm/perflock.c
arch/arm/mach-msm/cpufreq.c
arch/arm/mach-msm/acpuclock.c
[Hero CDMA Android Development] maejrep:
(note: it's disabled here in my config, but it's enabled in the stock config..)

Kconfig help:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Sottilde:
So, flipz, are you saying we'll be able to do some overclocking with a few kernel hacks here? I would definitely like to see how far we can reliably push it, that's my one gripe with this phone.

As for you first-time Linux users, Google 'Wubi', the ubuntu installer. It installs a full version of Linux into a folder on your hard drive, no partitioning necessary. Definitely the easiest and safest way to try it out.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] flipzmode:
This is based on my talks with toast and running Cat /proc/kmsg with the screen off and not seeing "power management" anywhere. Also that while the phone reports it's sleeping properly the battery is draining much faster than normal while it's sleeping.

I did run it with setcpu last night which I setup to underclock while the cpu isn't needed and my battery drain has returned back to normal for the most part. About 7% drain in 11 hours under light usage.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] animal7296:
All this talk about linux got me wondering. Is it good for everyday use? As in surfing the internet and storing pics and stuff like that?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
Linux is perfect for that. Linux is right now at the point you can pretty much do anything fairly easily. The only downfall currently is gaming, it's still a little buggy, but WINE has made leaps & bounds on improvement.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] boredmug:
dude... why is it so hard to get my wireless internet card to work on ubuntu? it's disabled automatically and i have no idea how to get it enabled..
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
Which WiFi card do you have?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] abcdfv:
Broadcom cards can be a pain in the ass to get running.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=197102

There's a guide for getting it enabled in Ubuntu
[Hero CDMA Android Development] boredmug:
it's a broadcom..
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 98classic:
all this talk about linux and i wiped win7 and installed ubuntu yesterday haha, ahhh the memories, great for normal usage (browsing, emailing, pics, music, movies etc etc.) anyone try the ChomeOS yet?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] bcnice20:
i tried out chrome os cherry awhile back the concept is awesome but i never could get it to connect to wifi so it was completly useless cause literallly everything has to do with the net as you probably already knew..

you can boot it from a usb though so its well worth a try
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cteneyck:
compiled and loaded with kernel debuging off. its faster but wifi isn't working and neither is the power mgmt.

special thx to chuckhrizko for pointing me in the right direction.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] obelisk79:
you just shared your SSH password with the world. might want to change it now.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
And change it if you use it for anything else.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] miamicanes:
The two areas where (Ubuntu) Linux was still pretty rough compared to Windows the last time I spent lots of time using it were:

a) wireless support (basically, most cards won't work unless you use NDISWRAPPER to emulate Windows enough to let Linux get away with using the proprietary Win32 driver). Apparently, if it uses a software-defined radio, the FCC won't certify it unless the source to the radio itself is closed and tamper-resistant. Since most cheap wireless cards don't have an architecture that allows them to robustly partition the (off-limits) radio layer from the (legally-hackable) protocol layer, they can't officially release the source at all. I'm pretty sure there's at least one card that goes to the trouble of partitioning the two off so they could release an open-source Linux driver (Orinocco?), but I know it's the exception to the rule (assuming it even exists, and I didn't just misread an article in Electronic Design magazine at some point 2-3 years ago).

b) multi-monitor support... at least, if you want anything more sophisticated than treating it as a single big desktop, using monitors of identical resolution. Especially if you have a laptop that spends some of its time extending its desktop onto an external monitor, and lots of time running only from the internal display -- all in a completely ad-hoc manner. ESPECIALLY if you want the external display to be your primary display whenever it's connected. This was actually what got me to go back to Windows on my work laptop... it drove me nuts having to boot into a root shell to manually rename my xinetd.conf files every time I moved between office (external monitor on the left, used as primary), home (external monitor on the right, used as primary), and anyplace else (laptop display is primary and only display). XP handled it like a champ, using the VESA info to figure out which monitor was connected, and keeping track of separate configurations for all of them. Unfortunately, Vista screwed THAT up in the name of "simplification" :(
[Hero CDMA Android Development] cteneyck:
I have already flashed my phone three times since my last post. and did a nandroid twice flipping between fresh and modaco. so its not the same password. but thx anyway
[Hero CDMA Android Development] abcdfv:
Last time I checked, ATI's proprietary linux drivers support this with just a few easy point and clicks.

Far as graphics cards go, most cards work now, Broadcom is the only big manufacture that has these kinds of problems.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
If you want to test out ChromeOS, I recommend ChromiumOS Zero. They have USB & VMWare images.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mrinehart93:
This is OT, but to the guy 3 posts above me, I've found by far the easiest way to wirelessly (somewhat) connect to the internet. Basically, you buy a Linksys WRT54G (or GL or GS) router, and then flash DD-WRT firmware on it. Then, set it up into "Client Bridge" mode. Now the router will send and receive signal to/from the primary router or access point. So once it's in Client Bridge mode, simply connect an ethernet cable from your computer to the DD-WRT router, and Ubuntu thinks that it's hard-wired to the access point. The best part about this is you literally don't have to setup/configure ANYTHING on your computer, so there is no messing around with drivers etc., as it thinks it's a wired connection :)
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] MrMikeske:
Hi

Accidently my mobile fell to the floor and now my screen is not responding to any of the touches :( Is there any way other then taking it in for repair that I can try to make it work again?

Thx!
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] abzza:
maybe this will help you
[Touch HD Accessories] parkylad:
Hi there

Long time member, first time poster.

I was hoping someone may be able to help me clear up my confusion on the status of the official wired extusb headset that comes with the Touch HD.

After much searching this site and others, I can only glean snippets of information saying that audio is not supported through the extusb port on the Touch HD and therefore gives a "This device doesn't support a USB Headset." error (I have tried two recent cooked roms to upgrade the Touch HD to WM6.5).

My confusion is, if the device doesn't support it, why was the Touch HD shipped with it?

Any help would be appreciated as I'm saving up for a new headset and I would like to use the official one in the meantime.

Many thanks
[Touch HD Accessories] bigdish:
The headset shipped with mine has the 3.5mm jack.

r

Andrew
[Touch HD Accessories] parkylad:
Thanks for the reply BigDish, that would be why I'm confused. I bought mine second hand through Ebay and it looks like they've sent the wrong headset.

I have seen pictures of, what I thought was, a Touch HD with ExtUSB Headset but I must have been mistaken.

Thanks for helping.
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] paolo1976:
http://www.sweeterhome.com/projects/sweethome

Trying it now..
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] kosworld:
good new thanks
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] stickyasglue:
I cant get it to set images in the edit theme any1 else having same issue?
[HD2 General] jrrigney:
I tried OpnMarket as an alternative to MS Marketplace, what can I say, MS could learn something here.

It has a good way to browse the apps and I have not seen one you have to pay for (donations are welcome though).

The number of apps are currenly limited, but still more than the Marketplace, however I'm sure it'll grow.
[HD2 General] chongbh:
True, this OPN Market seems good and I think most applications or games are free inside, right?

While MSN Market have some applications or games which need to purchase before downloading.
[HD2 General] jrrigney:
Also, unlike MS Marketplace, you have the ability to save the applications where you want instead of just to the device, thus saving the precious memory on your phone.

I know you can just move the apps manually but the is just a hassle to do, and to be honest I just couldn't be bothered to use the Marketplace mainly for this reason.
[HD2 General] crapbag172:
thanks for the heads up. I just installed this now. microsoft should be ashamed of themselves!
[HD2 General] Urosino:
Marketplace seems to be the biggest failure when it comes to Windows Mobile. What help us great hardware, if don't have applications to run on.
[HD2 General] dagrim1:
Looks very interesting! But I constantly get a 'Connection failed! Please check your internet connection and try again.' error when trying to log in through the application.

Anyone else with the same problem? Connection is working fine btw so that can't really be the issue.
[HD2 General] ftr2k8:
It was working well for me... Installed an app to my storage card, was quite happy with the interface, even if it did feel a little low-res. However, on downloading my 2nd app, I clicked "back" hoping it would download in the background. IT appeared to stop, so I went back to the app I wanted to download. The store then locked up, and eventually crashed out and now won't load.

Very poor error handling, in my opinion.
[HD2 General] jrrigney:
I have to say I also thought that it was going to download in the background, however for a first release it is still miles better than Marketplace

I also had this, I closed the app and relaunched it and all worked well since then :confused:
[HD2 General] dagrim1:
Heh, yeah... I just tried it a few times and suddenly I got in. Looks good so far!
[HD2 General] jolbars:
Works good, and a way better than a MS Marketplace (especially local one). Beatiful gui without those monstfous MS fonts :p
[HD2 General] Masterslice:
Many thanks for the Link, looks pretty good and they have a lot of content..:)
[Nexus One General] samawil:
Hi everyone,

I'm trying to pull the htcime fill from my nexus so as to do what is described on this website

http://ostebaronen.dk/changing-htc_ime-language-to-danish/comment-page-1/#comment-8407

I want to make it so I can change the input languages at will without having to go to settings and change the local.

My adb attempts have been successful, ie ./adb devices gives me the serial number so I know I'm connected, but when i try the following command:

./adb pull /data/data/com.htc.android.htcime/shared_prefs/com.htc.android.htcime_preferences.xml .

all i get is the menu that tells me what all the commands mean.

I'm on a mac, using terminal. I cd into the tools folder in the android sdk on my desktop and would like to pull the above file from my phone to my desktop.

Could you please tell me what it is that I'm doing wrong?

Thanks in advance...I've searched high and low, on this site and others, that's how I discovered to add the ./ on mac :)

Also, what is the correct adb push line as well....thanks again

Lou
[Nexus One General] Mikey:
For one, cause that file doesnt exist.

Nexus doesn't have HTCime installed
[Nexus One General] samawil:
I know, but I added it.

I kept trying and managed to do it by putting a space before the last . so i was able to pull the file, change it, and push it back into the phone.

The only problem now is that it doesn't do exactly what I want it to do.

I want to have the option of changing back and forth between french and english dictionary, but the changes I made make it so that I can keep the system in English, but use a french dictionary. here is the xml

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8' standalone='yes' ?>

<map>

<string name="keyboard_types">1</string>

<boolean name="predict_qwerty" value="true" />

<int name="MODIFIED" value="0" />

<boolean name="keyboard_ime_settings_pcqwerty_wc" value="true" />

<boolean name="keyboard_ime_settings_fqwerty_prediction" value="true" />

<boolean name="customized_kb_type" value="true" />

<string name="keyboard_language">0</string>

<boolean name="keyboard_ime_settings_others_vibration" value="false" />

<boolean name="predict_1220" value="true" />

<boolean name="keyboard_ime_settings_pcqwerty_sc" value="true" />

</map>

by changing the 0 to 1 here

<string name="keyboard_language">0</string>

I can have the french dictionary.

Is there a string I can add to give me the option between 0(english) and 1(french)

I tried copying the exact same string with the values changed under it, but it only takes the top one.

Lou
[Click Themes and Apps] nikolaaaaa:
Please anyone can help me to find Java application for tattoo?
[Click Themes and Apps] sheik_yerbouti:
Java is located under the All Programs menu!
[Click Themes and Apps] thacen:
I think funny for android! Yes! one Java icon is there but jar files are not supported with that. (I am still trying to figure out in what format we could run java). But one thing you could do is converting jar files into apk check here. When I tried some jar cannot be converted successfully. And you also require to install 'Java J2ME Runner'.

All in this that Java app is seems to not involve at all..so, what is the purpose of this Java app??
[Click Themes and Apps] thacen:
Sorry for above statement.. Android is not funny yet! It says like this, android does not support JAR file instead .dex files and one can convert .class or .jar file using dx tools, or you have to convert .jar file to .apk using that web site,... blah blah blah.... But now I found out there is nothing to worry or consider all these. Just simply copy the .jar files on the sdcard and open All Programs>Java then press Menu>SD Card then you will see the list of .jar files. Just select to install it.:D
[Click Themes and Apps] Coburn64:
No Java app on my Tattoo.

I'm using a Vodafone UK ROM though (I got mine from UK unlocked).
[Click Themes and Apps] sw11111:
I want to buy an HTC Tatoo in Australia. It says no JAVA.

Is there a way to get JAVA installed ?
[Click Themes and Apps] mdusan:
mdusan

Yes you can use Esmertec_Jbed.apk and install java client. I'm using opera mini 5.2 and it's work perfect on my HTC Tattoo. Also you can install other java apps
[Click Themes and Apps] fonegk:
Share pliz jbed.apk, who works at the tattoo ... We do not have root, so set jbed impossible.
[Click Themes and Apps] mdusan:
Esmertec jbed for java

Here you have jbed file and install them on the phone and after that you can install java apps.
[Click Themes and Apps] fonegk:
Yes, it should work fine, thank you!
[Click Themes and Apps] ariewtf:
Thank you it works perfect
[Click Themes and Apps] lgstoian:
Thanks a million. Works great.
[Click Themes and Apps] blade22224:
No it doesn't works for me. When I sync the apk file and install it it says java cannot be install. What should I do?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] BEHNOOOOD:
Hi

Please link to it Tskbar?

I ask questions about where hd2? Link please?

Excuse place managers do not know! Bad place to put posts Sorry!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] A-K:
hi boys!

Friends I like this the Tskbar!

but not found link?!!

Please link ???????
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] sebasbabel:
Here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=602295&highlight=taskbar+icons

:D
[HD2 General] Argun:
Hello All,

I realized that there are missing entries at the call history for a spesific contact.

I talked to a friend 4 times (I initiated the call 2 times and he initiated the call 2 times.).

When I tap the contact card icon in the phone application, it takes me to the contact. When I tap Call History icon there I only see 2 calls which were initiated by me.

I want this because when I receive a lot of calls from a spesific contact, I simply delete the history for that contact. Otherwise when I look at the call history I see only that contact. If I talk to my girl friend 10 times a day, there will be 100 entries in the call history by the end of 10 days.

I was able to do that by tapping Call History > Contact > Delete All Calls with my HD and Diamond.

Anyone experiencing this? Is this a bug?

I am using the stock ROM (RUU_Leo_HTC_TUR_1.61.468.1_Radio_Signed_15.30.50.0 7U_2.06.51.07_Ship)

Best Regards.
[HD2 General] CRO_Misho:
Yes, I have noticed it yesterday. It didn't register a few calls. I have tried to find out the reason why. I have noticed that, while it happened, another program was running in the background, but I do not know if that is exactly the reason.