yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] marco221186:
Salve, ho un pda eten glofiish m810, e ho un problema ora vi spiego subito cosa è successo. Mentre effettuavo un aggiornamento ROM qualche giorno fà, l'aggiornamento stesso fallisce e al PDA collegato al PC, si spegne il display (display neroooo). Provo a riavviarlo, togliendo batteria ma niente, i pulsanti si illuminano normalmente ma display NERO. Cosa diavolo è successo?

Quindi mi cerco come fare l'hard reset, power + soft reset (niente), power + soft reset + cam (niente) ecc ecc....provo tantissimi hard reset ma il PDA si riavvia (me ne accorgo dai pulsanti che si spengono) ma il display è sempre black. Provo direttamente ad installare una ROM ufficiale (PS. quando collego il PDA al PC, il PC me lo vede tranquillamente MS Active Sync funziona normalmente) ma la barra progressiva non va avanti rimane al 0% , niente!

Ho seguito istruzioni....power+rec(pulsante rosso non la fotocamera) e poi vai con il pennino....per quanti secondi?1 fatto 5 fatto 10 fatto 1 minuto fatto.....tolgo il pennino, stacco le dita....NIENTE! ma....esce una schermata tipo di testing normalemte touchabile (1 per CPU, 2 RAM....) ma è una schermata "tipo sotto schermo" nel senso che è difficile vederla normalmente...infatti ho potuto visualizzarla tramite una luce proiettata sul display....provando e riprovando (power-rec e pennino) la schermata testing non compare più ma ora compare il logo Glofish (sempre sotto schermo e visualizzabile tramite luce proiettata)...ma dopo una decina di secondi scompare...

ho fatto l'upgrade direttamente da sd. ma il risultato è sempre lo stesso.

qualcuno di voi mi sa aiutare?

HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] marco221186:
eten glofiish m810

Hello, I have a PDA Eten glofiish M810, and I have a problem now will explain it to what is

success. While performing a ROM upgrade a few days ago, the update

that fails and the PDA connected to your PC, turn off the display (display neroooo).

I try to restart it, removing battery but nothing, the buttons light up

normally but display BLACK. What the hell happened?

So I do try as hard reset, power + soft reset (anything), power + soft

reset + cam (nothing) etc etc. .... but I feel lots of hard reset the PDA is restarted

(I notice the buttons that will go off) but the display is always black. Provo

directly to install a ROM Journal (ps. when I connect the PDA to the PC, the

PC sees me quietly MS Active Sync works normally) but the bar

Progressive does not go forward remains at 0%, nothing!

I followed instructions .... Power + rec (no red button on the camera) and then go with

the pen .... for many seconds? 1 made 5 made 10 made 1 minutes did take off .....

the stylus, Dividend fingers .... NOTHING! but a screen comes out .... kind of testing

normalemte touchabile (1 for CPU, RAM 2 ....) but it is a screen type under

screen "in the sense that it is difficult to see it ... in fact I could normally

viewed over a light projected on the screen .... trying and trying again

(power-rec and stylus) screen testing no longer appears but the logo now appears

Glofish (always under the screen and view it through projected light) ... but after

ten seconds disappears ...

I upgraded directly from SD. but the result is always the same.

I know some of you help?

HELP MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[HD2 General] Ageris:
After searching both here and on google I have not found anything so I'm hoping some of you may be able to help me out with two minor annoyances.

I have noticed that several applications can run without showing up in the task manger (both dutty and the regular one).

Is there a way to see and/or close these applications?

I have WorldMate installed and even though I have disabled auto updates it still connects. So my second question is this:

Is there a way to see what applications are using a data connection (preferably the exact executable)?

Thanks in advance!
[HD2 General] Owendavies:
I think the standard HTC one (included with the phone) is able to shut down more, but l'm not sure about your problems.

If you have a search through the apps section then i think I've seen something in there that tells you what is using your data (data monitor of some sort?)

Sorry I can't be of more help.

Owen.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
in standard task manager click menu view processes to see lots more of what is running.
[HD2 General] hansgnilsson:
When I am using my camera I think that it would be much easier to use the volumebuttons to zoom, instead of using the slide on the screen. Is this possible?

Regards

Hans
[HD2 General] 10dulkar:
Using the volume buttons to zoom in/out in either camera out video modes would be a great option. I would prefer that.

Anyone able to do that yet?
[HD2 General] filou75:
*up*

I would like this too... please :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Miha:
Hallo, recently I installed a MN 7.3.0 on my Wizard O2 branded working under WM5. At begining it friese the hole phone but then I make a shortcut direct to MobileNavigator.exe and everything works fine.:)

Problem is at startup it always show TMC message screen and I dont have idea where to kill that:confused:

I looked to other forums and experimented with Usersettings.xml without sucees.

If somebody have a hint would be nice ;)

Thanks
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Dior:
Hello,

the Display from my Htc Magic is broken, can i use a display from a HTC Dream?

is this the same???

......

sorry for my bad English, im from germany ;)
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Dior:
i need help. please!
[Sable] T-Pad:
I have the iPAQ 612c with a custom rom. But when the battery reaches 20%, there will be a message box saying that the device would be turned off in 10 seconds and it turns off automatically. I've tried the other ROMs and it's still the same. Can someone please help?:confused:
[Sable] dirlan2001:
Standard built-in security... to prevent loss of data in your phone. Be happy and plug it in to revive your battery...

:D

Dirk
[Sable] keyx:
I think it is one of those bad battery problem, cause i can run my ipaq to 10-15 % and still does not turn off itself with original battery. you will need to get a new battery to avoid that problem
[Sable] Crudeoil:
Does anybody know if those non original batteries perform any good?.. i found one that claims 1800mA for 600 series in Italy. It should have all protections as short circuit, overcharging and overtemp for being on EU market i think.
[Sable] keyx:
I got momax battery and it works fine for me
[Sable] kioevad:
i have 2 batteries with both launches this message, appears randomly 20, 30, 40 % :mad:

i suppose that is a harware conflict.
[Sable] Crudeoil:
thnx keyx, i guess i'm ordering one of this 1800mA to give a try..

mine, with original battery shuts down at ~10%..
[Sable] T-Pad:
Thanks everyone. I think I'll buy a new battery. :D
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeventhNadir88:
After being way too careless considering my lack of expertise with the subject matter I managed to brick my HTC hero after trying to root my phone and install another rom.

The phone won't power on at all so I can't factory reset it. The only combination of buttons that does respond is end call + up volume.

Is there any way to salvage my phone? Failing things I can do at home, is there anywhere I can send it to be repaired? I'm not going to bother to claim it on warranty, does anyone know a place that can repair HTC's in Perth or Australia in general?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kendong2:
some words on what you did to brick it?

and what happens when you push vol up and end call?

does booting into fastboot work by holding back while turning on?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pulser_g2:
If I read the service manual correctly, vol up + power is meant to be for booting a diagnostics SD card. It's part of the Spl, so might be worth trying to get into fast boot, as kendon suggested. AFAIK, the diagnostic thing looks for a file 'HERODIAG.ZIP' in the root of the SD card.

So what might be worth a shot is googling 'heroimg.zip', as that is a means to flash the phone using an extracted stock ruu. Google will throw up a link to this site with more info.

Can you boot with vol down+power? Or back+power? Just checking. I know you did say only vol up worked.

Vol down+power should begin the heroimg.zip process.

What do you see after power+vol up? Is it 3 vibrates by any chance?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeventhNadir88:
It does. It also turns the LED to green or as long as I'm holding it down.

Volume down and power and back don't work sadly.

I'll try what you suggested and report my findings
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeventhNadir88:
No dice unfortunately. Anyone know a good place in Australia that I can send it to be repaired?
[Imagio General] YOUNGPRINCE3:
i was on here looking to unlock my htc imagio when i was send by a thread on how to unlock it i tryed to un lock it and now i have a black screen and it will not hard reset soft reset when i put it up to the computer it is trying to down load a driver for qualcomm cdma technologies msm but i cant find the driver
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] @lvins:
messaging option keeps poping up and crash my BA,im using d-two wm 6.5.3 build 28008.i already did the hard reset no+yes+yes but it does not work.the messaging option-select an account still pops out and its annoying.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Chef_Tony:
please do not double post, this question is also to be found in the questions and answers section and it will be dealt with there.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] freedirk:
I just wondered if this was possible? I know it seems frivellous, but it would be very cool anyway.

Does anyone else think it would be cool?

Does anyone have the know how?
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] sedde:
Hello , i havent wrote in xda in a long time and now i kinda need help to understand again.

So i used to own several HTC devices and always could hard-spl them and stuff.

This friend brought me his hero, to unlock and install some custom roms.

The rooting everyone is talking about is gaining access to root so that you can install custom roms right ?

Phone is like this atm

Firmware Version : 1.5

Baseband : 63.18.55.06FU_6.35.07.08

Kernel : 2.6.27-0078c992

Build : 2.73.405.38 CL#70768 release-keys

Software Version : 1.0.0.A6288

I managed to successfully create a gold card, but i am failing to gain root access.

Do i need to do something else or goldcard is enough to flash custom firmware ?

Please do not respond with another wiki post, i have tried to read several already, i just need to figure out what need to be done so i can flash it and so my friend gets it in time.

Thanks in advance.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] wuub:
Hi all

When using WM6.5.3 lockscreen (BGB_G Rom on DIAM100) if, for example, phone automaticaly locks while typing a SMS when unlocking it's automaticaly redirected to HOME.

Is there any reg key to change so that it doesn't redirect there ?

Sorry if question as been asked before but i can't find it

cheers
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Eraser85:
Hi,

I wonder if it's possibile to use the skinned list control seen in File Explorer on WM6.5 roms. That control gets skinned whenever you install a wm6.5.x theme and looks way better even in default skin.

I am using .NET (C#).

Any idea?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] vua777:
is this it http://blogs.msdn.com/priozersk/archive/2009/12/03/a-few-tips-on-customizing-listview-in-wm-6-5.aspx
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ramdroid77:
I didn't try it but I guess it's only working with 6.5

It's a pity to not have a solution that works on all versions of WM.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] SkyBeat:
Hello,

i need your help becaus i'm new in C# develop for Windows Mobile.

I have a listview filled with data ( no data binding, items addet with item.Add() ).

Now i will search in the ListView for item or subitem where have a given text and will return the item index.

How i can do this so that i can get the item index?

In the .NET 3.5 compact Framwork you dont have the "FindItemWithText Methode.

Thanks,

Nico
[Windows Mobile Software Development] sp3dev:
Like that

foreach (ListViewItem li in listView1.Items)
if (li.Text == "FOO")
{
this.Text = li.Index.ToString();
}
[Windows Mobile Software Development] SkyBeat:
Thanks for your fast replay.

I will test it right now ;-)
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] zambezy:
Vote for your favorite UI. That is just the interface and features NOT the speed that it operates at.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Ace42:
Sense is the best Ui ever and espresso makes it even better.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] cashoplz:
I agree, I love the sense UI, it is great.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] BLUR2U:
I'm trying to install Advanced config tool from here:

touchexperience dot com

on my HTC Pure. It installs fine but when I run it there is an error. Do I need to install the .NET compact framework 3.5 to run it? IF so, do I just download .NET Compact Framework 3.5 Redistributable from microsoft and run that on my phone?

Any help is appreciated...I mainly want this to disable the annoying txt sent notification.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] fighter7139:
Don't install it in the card:

http://www.4shared.com/get/10637497...ssionid=646F48B2C6F798424A8DBA9E4FDFDD3F.dc90
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] BLUR2U:
The .NET? you're saying install that on device? Is that would I need to do to get advanced config to work?
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] fighter7139:
Yes. Install it in the device's memory.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] BLUR2U:
OK, Thanks....do I run that through activesync or actually through the phone. I'm not used to exe files on my phone...usually see cabs.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] fighter7139:
Through phone. If you extract the zip file, you will get a cab.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] simranjits:
this person should be stopped from revealing any secrets.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] dingolino:
Fully agree, so far I had no complains on speed.

Stability and battery are for me the most important points.

I cannot judge on the "secret" issue, but I do not understand why not sharing information and help therefore others to improve.

Best regards,

dingolino
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] miri:
I really don't see any effects on benchmark numbers and never did test any of my roms using any benchmark tools.

In my opinion what counts most if the device is stable and fast for user and higher numbers in benchmarks don't mean this. If the ROMs are good for everyday use who cares about numbers.

What are these magnificent secrets to be shared ???? I always did this question to myself and will do this question to you...are we clever than MS or HTC to remove XIP components to make the ROM faster?

What do you think that MS or HTC want their products to be slower than we do? No my friends they always want to have their products on top, thus if there are un-needed components in XIP or SYS I'm sure that HTC or MS would have removed them, as HTC is doing in HD2 (removing MS BT stack and some other components from MS SYS).

I hope to be clear on this point. I wanted just to share this because I've read all the posts and negative discussions on benchmarks thread between cookers but didn't want to post there. So guys continue to make your ROMs as everytime and forget about benchmark numbers...we need to collaborate between each other and not flame each other.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] freyberry:
I don't know what bobsbbq is going to reveal, but I think those tweaks are no secrets, you can find them on the forum.

Well, maybe he has some secrets to reveal as well.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] christonabike:
I'd love to see these tweaks and try them in my rom. I'm really interested to see if they make a difference in real world performance. If they don't, it will be something fun to try anyway :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] fards:
rofl @ " i had the fastest rom on the blackstone"..

i know lots of xip tweaks, i wonder which of the ones i found out and have shared amongsy the chefs wothout such a massive ego youre going to 'reveal'..

wondrr how many of these you understand what they do....

fwiw benchmarks are a worthless pile of crap mostly. the ones people seem to use all the time are based around a really old system, 2003. and are easy to beat with large file cache. which is not the way to have a fast responsive rom.

eagerly awaiting further posts, haven't had a decent laugh since kholks daily soap opera.. :p
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bobsbbq:
I'm glad this is comical as this is exactly what it is to me. That why I'm posting it in such a way.

It's not a ego I stating exactly the opposite. But I did have the fastest 6.5 ROM's and not using any of these tweaks.

I agree about the benchmarks which is why I said what I did.

I'm sure some of these have been around I never said I invented them. I was just accused of not sharing them.

Fards I'm not as technical as you are, and not trying to be. I understand the general idea of what these do. But I'm not pretending I know it all as I don't.

Now to update with part 2.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] freyberry:
I use some of the tweaks in my ROM (only those of which I'm sure that they don't reduce stability), but I'm not sure whether they make any difference in real world performance. Maybe a bit, cause my ROM is very fast :D

But anyway, if you use the forum search, you can find most (if not all) of those tweaks. I really wonder why some chefs make such a big deal of them and try to keep them secret. Isn't this community about improving our devices, which can only be done by working together?

Let's see if bobsbbq has any previously unknown tweaks to share, and whether they affect anything other than benchmark scores. :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bobsbbq:
Updated Part 2. I can confirm these don't really add anything other than a number and loss of stability is a certainty.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] miri:
Bob you did a right thing sharing your hardly tested "secret" knowledge with the community. Keep this spirit.

Same as Bob, I would advise to fellow cookers that it's not a good idea to mess with XIP, because side effects will happen and only numbers will change...nothing more, leave the things how MS and HTC has on XIP part and don't touch them.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] freyberry:
Yep, exactly the tweaks I expected. Let me repeat the warning: Those tweaks will reduce the stability of your ROMs. That's not an assumption, that's for sure.

If you want to make good ROMs instead of just being the "benchmark king", then deal with them very very carefully. We all know the HD2 is increadibly fast without tweaks, thus stability should be the number one thing to take care of when making ROMs.

Thanks for clearing things up, Bob.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bobsbbq:
Thanks Miri, some people just will not get it. You know I have shared all the time. And I feel it is the right thing to do as others have done for me.

I'm happy with my own little stable ROM now. Not sure if it is too stable or really bad? Several hundred downloads but no comments. I guess no comments are ok.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] miri:
Yes it's like that ;)

No comments means a stable thing :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Thiago Fialho:
I want SPEED!!!!!!

If you want stability use stock rom.

Thanks for every rom cookier that bring us new levels of performance. HD2 are running near to 40% faster with cooked rom than with stock rom, and I am sure people can get more!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] miri:
Believe me speed is not noticeable, but noticable are the lockups :p
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] freyberry:
Yeah, so many downloads, but littele feedback... I guess people only comment when there's something wrong.

Again, thanks, there's really no benefit in keeping things secret. And the race for benchmarks scores only results in bad ROMs.

@Thiago Fialho

High benchmark scores don't mean high speed. A ROM may have high scores but be totally laggy. Because benchmarks can not measure that lag, and they can not measure stability. If your ROM locks up all the time but has high benchmark scores, would you call this a speedy ROM?

Certainly not.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] DeeTee73:
Firstly (before my question) I'd like to thank everyone on here who shares or helps us all either with providing knowledge & experience or by providing ROM's (i.e. many hours of their time) and especially when I see some of the questions & demands that the various cooks face in their threads.

I cook my own ROM's so that my phone's (and a few friends) get exactly what they want tailored to their requests and try to stay with the latest stable OS / Manila version, other tweaks etc to get best performance and functionality.

Can I ask based on all of your experience which of these tweaks are actually "Safe" and which will cause instability - I'm going to do some testing anyway but advice is always taken ....

Thanks to Bob for opening this up.

Does anyone else want to add any further known XIP tweaks to the public domain with their experience of them ...

Thanks again to all who contribute.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Laurentius26:
Hi guys, :D

It's totally nonsense what you guys talk to my opinion.

If you patch XIP good in a appropiate way there's nothing wrong with it and it won't harm the rom at all.

Because you guys keep nagging about this subject but you all love to patch XIP and wanna be first in benchmark I'm realy not in the mood to talk to you

but you are forcing me in a certain way as I'm number one in the bench. :D

My rom is stable and fast as hell and no one can prove it isn't. ;)

So swollow it and stop this grap, happy cooking :)

Grtz Leo :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] freyberry:
@DeeTee73

It depens on your ROM which tweaks are safe.

You'll have to invest a lot of time and work to find that out.

For me, disabling fsreplxfilt (NOT removing it) for some folders is the only tweak that I consider safe (for my ROMs, yours might be different!).

@Laurentius

Who cares if you're number one in benchmarks?

I could easily be number one, I've invested lots of time in improving the tweaks and testing what is stable and how they increase the scores. Based on the testing, I've only applied some tweaks to keep my ROM stable.

Because I want my ROMs to be stable. I don't care about being the "benchmark king". Benchmark scores are worth nothing when ROM sucks in other areas.

But if it makes you happy to have high benchmark scores, go on... I don't care.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] makeveral:
some of the things you wrote will actually speed up the hd2 a bit without any problem, but other will make some thigns not to work.... for example fsreplxfilt.dll
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bobsbbq:
Yes some. But I don't find you get really much improvement. So is it worth it? No I think.

If you take out fsreplxfilt.dll you will see the most speed improvements mainly in filesystem read. And you will also see the most problems. For sure Outlook notes will not sync.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Laurentius26:
Couldn't you start this discussion in Development section next to Ameet's thread with XIP patches? :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] texture:
But where are the secrets? :confused:

Simply read this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=438676

and find all informations about removing these dlls from XIP...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Laurentius26:
Indeed that's what I'm talking about haha :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bobsbbq:
The secret was meant to be a sarcastic comment. I know they are not a secret.

I put it here so the people accusing me of not sharing will be sure to see it.