yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] heavyd10000:
Dont know if this the right place but I found this on HTC site

TELUS Touch SMS Date Hotfix (English and French) | 01.28.2010

Since the year changed to 2010, SMS received by TELUS Touch customers are seeing the year in the timestamp coming in as 2016.The TELUS Touch SMS Date Hotfix will resolve this issue. Once this Hotfix has been installed on the device, all new SMS (received after the installation) and messages that were received prior to installing this Hotfix will be corrected to show the year as 2010 rather than 2016.

htc.com/ca/support/touch-telus/downloads

not allowed to put outside links in my posts yet.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] egzthunder1:
Thanks for the link
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic General] brazen0ne:
flash a phone -the one this post is under- to change carriers-eg:bell to Telus?

i know this can be done with "chip phones_switched from rogers to Fido-and it worked....i am pretty sure you can,but as i have never done this before-i was hoping there might be a link to directions or something-i CANNOT afford bell's rate's,not that telus is that much cheaper. *or is there any info on "ghosting" a number,so that maybe it might be free for awhile..... i don't have gsm hardware for flashing so any help in the right dirrection would be great.if there's any thing any of you need ,as long as it's feasible -i will come up with as payment for that knowledge

thanx
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] TopDogg1:
does anyone know where i can get a new york football giants theme? i've searched and cant find anything. any info would be greatly appreciated.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] Boeeerb:
Hello all, long time reader first time poster.

I was hoping to find a WM6.5 rom for my Atermis, but every one I've tried fails at 3%. Although have had 1 rom work which was the official 6 rom, upon starting the launch program on the pc had the arte200 picture on the left, and every failed had the p3300, even the uspl program was the same. I did have a 'successful' unlock with the imei change program (can't remember what it's called), but the spl code upon boot was still 3.4.001.

So hoping there is a arte200 6.5 rom that I have missed that someone knows (fingers crossed!)

Many thanks!
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] raving_nanza:
USPL!

the reason for it failing on 3% is that your device is not cid unlocked.

download ''uspl cmon''..

i have had same trouble as you, it will and does work, keep trying..

get these files and install them on your phone first, then ''uspl cmon''...

Cert_SPCS

EnableRapi

seemed to work first time for me...
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] raving_nanza:
i suggest getting the rom im using, fast and good.. its wm6.1 though..

ive tried plenty of 6.5 roms and i always go back to sheennicks no_nonsense_v6..
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] raving_nanza:
sheennicks no_nonsense_v6

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=455241

sheennicks 6.5 beta

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=502210
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] atolar:
Is there a way to compile c programs using the terminal emulator? I know this should be possible because Android uses *nix and most *nix platforms come with gcc already installed. It doesn't need to be able to use all libraries, just stdio.h and things like that.

Anybody know anything about writing and compiling c programs using android's own terminal?

Thanks for any help you can give!
[G1 General] drew16:
The google multitouch code on gmaps seems to work a lot

better on my g1 running super d 1.8 than the code

implemented on the gallery and browser. Are there any

plans among the devs to add the code to our browser and gallery?

Forgive me if this is already being done and I'm just out of the

loop.

P.S. I'm talking about the ota update sent to nexus one owners
[G1 General] founti:
i think this will never happen...

if the informations are right, g1 will not get android 2.1 or further updates...so i dont think there will me official MT
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] penchomencho:
Hello,

is anybody have a idea how can be used this mobile vpn technology:

technical overview:

h-ttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc440255.aspx

VPN Architecture:

h-ttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc440248.aspx

all files described in architecture are present on WM 6.5,

but i did not found a way to configure vpn.

best regards!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] tonyblack:
start -settings - connections - connections - add a new vpn connection
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] penchomencho:
there is 2 type of VPN that can be added

pptp

l2tp/ipsec

pptp is working fine, but when is disconnected / not by me / it is not reconnect automaticly.

l2tp/ipsec not working, ipsec session is up, l2tp is up, but lcp session on ppp fail.

acording to this article wm 6 does not support l2tp/ipsec:

h-ttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa918540.aspx

this two types of vpn pptp and l2tp/ipsec does not apply to "Mobile VPN"

technology (h-ttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc440255.aspx).

there is a program called "ipsecvpnapp.exe" that represent "IPsec VPN User Interface " acording to this article:h-ttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc440248.aspx,

but nothing is happening when this program get started...
[HD2 General] ldx00:
I know that other posts on this topic exist, but I've done a bit of digging and believe the problem doesn't lie with the speakers, so hence, new post. Sorry it's so long...

I've had my HD2 a week now and have noticed the same problem as some others here (it's the crackling during calls, it's driving me nuts, even on the lowest volume setting). But something about the "quality" of the distortion got me thinking (ie it didn't sound quite like what I would expect from a speaker taken beyond its capabilities).

I therefore tried a few different things to try and see where the problem was:

First I needed to identify if this was source related, therefore I tried playing different things through the earpiece. I downloaded audioroute from xda (I forget where) and tried routing all sorts of things through the earpiece. I tried music, skype, video and normal voice calls and the only one that caused crackling appeared to be the normal voice calls. I made sure my sources were loud enough to rival the loud calls, but no matter how hard I tried, it was only the calls that caused crackling (at least the type that was p****** me off)!

Next I tried to see if it mattered which output I routed the sound through. I tried the earpiece, the back speaker and the headphone jack (with both the supplied headphones and some good quality Sennheisers). Again, I found that all sources, other than the normal voice calls, were fine. What surprised me though, was that the normal voice calls taken through the headphones crackled too (not just through the earpiece and back speaker).

Finally, I tried to determine the effect of volume on the crackling. To my surprise, I found that with my Sennheisers, the crackling did not appear to get worse with increasing volume. I chose the Sennheisers here because they could handle volumes way in excess of what the phone could produce.

These tests lead me to conclude that the audio path including the amplifier and speakers in the phone, may not be to blame. I also believe the problem is voice call specific. My understanding of what happens to a normal voice signal is somewhat limited, but here's what I think. I reckon the digital signal processing in the decoder for the phone signal may be to blame, as it has to pass through this BEFORE moving through the rest of the audio path (the volume independence was the clincher). This does provide some hope of a fix though, since the decoder is probably in software so can be modified. I'm thinking radio ROM here though, so not something we can hope to mod ourselves.

Anyway, sorry for the long post, if you're still with me, what do you think? Am I talking a load of bull. Can any of you replicate what I've found?
[HD2 General] choochee:
Interesting post, I have the same issue with my HD 2, definitely gone backwards from my previous phone which was an N95, I'm always adjusting the volume to reduce the distorted crackle when talking to people, the speaker phone is borderline crap as well, at least with the N95 you can actually hear a little bass.
[HD2 General] sasukeanime:
when you say crackling do you mean like the person talkin on the other line says your voice gets messed up ? because this has been a problem with my hd2 since i baught it...about 1 month ago and im running 1.66 latest official WWE rom....
[HD2 General] tom543:
I had this problem with my first HD2 and also with two replacements phones from my provider T-Mobile in the UK. These phones were running ROM 1.43.

I have found the problem is completely fixed (on the same handset), by updating to the new 1.66 ROM.

I didnt really understand how to flash my phone with a new ROM despite reading a few posts. However, after following the thread (The Complete HSPL Video Guide - 621930 - in the HD2 ROM Development forum), I realised it was very easy, and had successfully flashed to the new ROM within an hour.
[HD2 General] romac:
I have had and still have this problem. I havecontacted HTC, flashed different ROMs, and have had a replacement but the problem still persists. I am learning to live with it as the good out weigh the bad.
[HD2 General] ldx00:
Thanks for all who have replied so far. I like the phone too and don't intend to change to any other, but may consider sending it back for repair. I also have a rattle (not the volume switch though, this is coming from near the rear speaker, this definitely doesn't seem right). I run the 1.66 WWE official ROM and it hasn't fixed the problem for me when I moved from 1.48 which it shipped with.
[G1 General] M9x3mos:
I have a friend that just true to update from cyanogen to an eclair Tom and wont power on any more. Just freezes on g1 screen. I was able to get into bootloader and flashed nbh and was successful but still wont power just hangs at g1. When I try to enter recovery shows g1 and then powers off. Any ideas. I can't get it working but am able to get to stock bootloader and flash nbh but no further. Any help would b appreciated.
[G1 General] evilkorn:
A brick is when you can't boot into recovery or fastboot, if you can get to ether of those you can recover.
[G1 General] M9x3mos:
What am I doing wrong. Flashing nbh not fixing. And some times need to reinsert battery. A few times to turn on at all. And flashing nbh only sticks on g1. Can get to boot at all. Other then recovery. Desperate
[Dash 3G, Snap General] xkiller213:
Hey guys

I'm not sure if you've heard of the HTC Snap non-camera, but can anyone tell me if it is the HTC Maple or Willow?

If it is maple would i be able to flash it with WM 6.5? (despite the minor hardware differences - no camera)

thx
[Dash 3G, Snap General] astrise:
It's a maple. I'm happily running ookba's beta rom.
[Dash 3G, Snap General] xkiller213:
nice... thx for the info...

btw can anyone recommend a good wifi sharing app for the snap? wmwifirouter? or htc's own one? coz i need to share my broadband with a few mobile (6-8) devices (mostly ipod touches)...
[Dash 3G, Snap General] astrise:
having read both the thread and the wmwifi website, i'd say give the htc one a try.

(i haven't used either :()
[Hero CDMA General] riotkid976:
I was running the 1.6 AOSP build with gbits and under that build I had the spotty sms error and I was getting notified by both handset and the stock app (even though it was disabled). I flashed back to a fresh 1.1 backup and the errors persisted. I then tried gumbo 1.5 and gutted Rom. The errors persisted on those too.

I tried to unroot using the .56 RUU and it gives me a usb connection error. I can't really see how all of this could be caused by the 1.6 build...

Anyone have any suggestions for a fix?
[Hero CDMA General] HeroMeng:
Does the same thing for me too. Maybe we should try both of the RUUs?
[Hero CDMA General] gu1dry:
What Windows you running?

Also maybe try booting into the recovery, doing a factory wipe & then attempting to flash RUU 1.56 again.
[Hero CDMA General] riotkid976:
I've tried both 1.6 builds. No dice.

I'm running 7 x64.

What Rom would you suggest I run when wiping and trying to flash the RUU?
[Hero CDMA General] gu1dry:
It shouldn't matter which ROM your running when you wipe, because it's going to wipe it any ways. Also try to run RUU 1.56 as admin & see if that changes anything.
[Hero CDMA General] riotkid976:
The RUU doesn't have a problem running. It starts just fine. But once it tries to connect to my phone I get a USB connection error...if I remember right (im at work and can't check) HTC sync wasn't activating when I connected it to my pc...
[Hero CDMA General] gu1dry:
Install the latest HTC Sync & still attempt to run the RUU 1.56 again as admin.
[Hero CDMA General] riotkid976:
I'll give it a shot when I get home.
[Hero CDMA General] thedudejdog:
This has been covered a dozen times, try searching "ruu" and see what you come up with.

The adb.exe is out of date, it must be replaced. From the sdk.
[Hero CDMA General] athlet1c:
Happended to me before. I just loaded up the ROM i was using went into settings/applications/unknown sources some how it was unchecked either when I did a factory reset or something but it worked after
[Hero CDMA General] riotkid976:
did that. and re-installed my sdk just for good measure. no dice.

Searching the CDMA forum for "RUU" returns nothing. I pulled the adb.exe from the sdk and put it in the RUU directory. no changes. I still get error 170: usb connection error...

its not that. I've checked.
[Hero CDMA General] thedudejdog:
humm... you are right about that search thing. wierd, anyway.

here is a link to the RUU thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=5354225#post5354225

and this is the exact post that holds the exact directions that should get you up and running
[Hero CDMA General] riotkid976:
That is quite the foreign concept to me. I don't understand how an .exe could "expire"; but it worked so I guess I don't need to understand! Thanks SO much!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] the_scotsman:
I just cooked a ROM with manila 2011, and the font sizes all look bigger...all the manila text, as in the work calendar, all the text on the settings tab etc.

Is there somewhere I can reduce this text size? :confused:

And am I right in saying that 2011 doesn't support rotation on the photo and music tabs?

Thanks
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] xetro:
Yes would like to know too!!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] chihliouma:
No more animated rotation for MUSIC and PHOTOS tab, but now it can direct rotate in landscape mode for 2011. Add the following into your registry table and you will see what I mean.

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HTC\HTCSENSOR\GSensor]

"AutoRotation"=dword:00000001

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HTC\HTCSENSOR\GSensor\M oduleName]

"SENSE"="\\Windows\\manila.exe"

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HTC\HTCSENSOR\GSensor\W hiteList]

"SENSE"="Manila"

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HTC\Manila]

"EnableLandscape"="true"
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] nerdo:
Manila Text Size

Any bright ideas yet re changing the text size in Manila?

Reg mods?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] PERSONA:
Strongly agree that the text size is too large in HD2. Grateful if expert can give some advise on this.

Thanks ~
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Troxelke:
I am also searching for this issue: Is there any chance to change the font size of Sense? I also have now the 2011 version running (very stable!), but that larger fontsize is ugly.

And if somebody knows to change it: what is the (previous) standard value?

Thanks! :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Jammie_1989:
Anybody solved this yet?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] the_scotsman:
The latest manila 2011 from the TMOUS ROM has normal size fonts :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Fab985:
I've same problem now with manila 2013 from rhodium, anyone knows what files i need to change for fonts?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jkolner:
BUMP - i guess ;-)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] koloball:
Please, help to change font size in 2011 to smaller!

If only somebody know, please... (

Thank you then...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] rick1978:
change font type?

is there any type of cab. to change font type?

i am borred with the normal one...:rolleyes:
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Fdo35:
Does Windows Mobile support coding in C# or C++, and if both, then which should I use? I'm asking this because I'm currently trying to learn computer programming, and I would like to eventually develop for Windows Mobile, but I'm not sure which programming language it supports. I've heard people say C++ and C#, and I'm confused.

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Software Development] TechnoHippie:
In theory you could do either one. Here are some links to get you started.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsmobile/bb264328.aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsmobile/default.aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsmobile/bb264330.aspx

The last one has some starter kits for both C++ and C#.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Fdo35:
Thanks for the help!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Sleuth255:
C# is a managed environment of course, so it requires the .net compact framework to run. This can lead to issues if the framework you develop for is newer than that which is installed on the device. However, managed code is much easier to write than native code. There is no managed version of C++ tmk.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] TechnoHippie:
Quite true. Obviously you can write apps with either - but if it was up to me I would probably pick C# and use the latest .net compact framework avail at the time.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] l3v5y:
If you have knowledge of C++, it's much more powerful, and lots of win32 is the same on Windows Mobile. C# is simpler to do basic user interfaces, but the .Net overheads are far more significant on mobile devices than on desktops.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Sleuth255:
amen to that.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asb123:
hey guys, I have had an HTC dream for a few months now. My dream has the EBI1 Radio version (canadian) but for some reason i have a PVT 32B. Isnt 32B the american version?

Correct me if i am wrong but does my phone have 256 MB of ram rather than 128 but because my phone thinks its 32B i am losing access to that extra Ram?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjcforpres:
IIRC, all dream's are the same, and are 32B boards. The MT3G/Magic are the ones with the difference. So you are not missing out on any ram at all.

What makes your phone EBI1 is that it has the 1900mhz 3G band, where as ours have the 1700mhz AWS 3G band.
[Android Themes] shanicenicolle:
I used some metamorph themes and now I just want to go back to the default one that came with the phone. can some one PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make me a metamorph file that will do this? I'm getting really desperate and even did a factory reset, which did nothing except delete everything off my phone (i got it all back with my nandroid back up)... I really appreciate any help at all.

P.S. I'm VERY new so if you're going to give me advanced instructions please dumb em down a little bit thanks!
[Android Themes] dreamhunterr:
Basically, you should have nandroid(ed) before you metamorphed. Reversing would be doable by restoring that backup.

If you didn't, you could analyse what the metamorph packages you applied change and pinpoint them on your nandroid backup or original rom .zip, extract and make some reverse morphs...but I guess you don't know how to that judging by the thread.

to sum up, : \
[Android Themes] aodpoe:
What i've done in the past is just re-apply what ever rom ur using ex:cyanogen 4.2.14.1 over 4.2.14.1. That would revert everything without deleting your apps and settings.
[Android Themes] shanicenicolle:
I did the nandroid backup bt replaced it with a newer one so I wouldn't lose data which incidentally had a metamorph applied. And why would you suggest something and then just say oh i see you dont know how...

Sorry to sound snippy but people keep running me into dead ends. Thanks for the limited information you provided.
[Android Themes] shanicenicolle:
thanks I'll give that a try :)
[Android Themes] teheternal0ne:
shanicenicolle when you apply a new them rename your old nandroid before making a new one. Then when you want to go back just rename it to the right name and use it.
[Android Themes] FormelLMS:
It's just easier than that:

Install the ROM again, thats it.

No wipe, no installing from some stuff.

Just install your romfile again and then you've stock rom. Takes only 5 Minutes...
[Android Themes] edward099:
I agree with Formel-LMS. That is the easiest way, it worked for me, but I nandroid everytime time that I settle with my rom with theme. Nandroid will set u back with every last pixel u had previously.

Good luck
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] glossyx1:
READ THIS FIRST​

Finally Working Bluetooth problem

For ATOM/ATOM PURE ONLY

Download link moved to post #2

Step by step upgrading

NOTE: These steps only apply if you have an ATOM/ATOM Pure.

Basically, there are three steps to flash a custom ROM to your ATOM.

1. Choose and download your choice of custom ROMs

2. Flash the custom ROM to your Atom using the Device Software Update Utility (DSSU)

3. Flash the custom ROM using MiniSD

Preparation

Backup your personal information using a program such as PIM Backup (freeware). Also make sure your phone has at least a 50% charge. You need M$ ActiveSync 4.5 for XP or Windows Mobile Device Center for VISTA and 7 to upgrade your device through PC.

Please read through this guide and download the all the necessary files beforehand. That way, you know exactly what you're getting into.

Choose and download your custom ROM

There are many, many custom ROMs out there for the Atom.

Look through the threads and find a ROM that you like. Custom ROMs differ in their preinstalled software, system settings, performance tweaks, and more.

ROMs usually come compressed in a .zip file. Extract the downloaded ROM file to somewhere on your hard drive temporarily in preparation for the next step.

Flash Custom ROM Using DSSU

Copy the custom ROM file (usually came with 6 files) to C:\WINDOWS\Temp folder you just extracted.

Once you've got everything hooked up correctly, run the Device Software Update Utility (DSSU).exe program inside of the C:\WINDOWS\Temp folder you just copied. Follow the onscreen instructions to flash the custom ROM to your phone. Reboot your phone at the end and you're finished. Enjoy the new custom ROM!

In case you can't update the ATOM in active mode, you may need to update by entering bootloader mode. Hold the down power and camera button and use your stylus to press reset button at the same time until you see monochrome bootloader screen. Then connect your phone via USB cable to your computer.

Follow the onscreen instructions to flash the custom ROM to your phone. Reboot your phone at the end and you're finished. Enjoy the new custom ROM!

Flash Custom ROM Using MiniSD

*Not recommended

Here's the step how to flash your Atom using MiniSD.

1. Extract downloaded custom ROM to somewhere on your harddrive.

2. Cut first 12byte header of diskimage_Ver.nb0 using hex editor.

3. Rename diskimage_Ver.nb0 to diskimg.nb0

4. Rename ExtendedROM.img to extended.img

4. Copy both files diskimg.nb0 and extended.img to your miniSD

Now, hold the down power and camera button and use your stylus to press reset button at the same time until you see monochrome bootloader screen. The Atom will flash the new ROM automaically. Once it done, setup the device and enjoy the new custom ROM.