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[Nexus One Themes and Apps] rori~:
that´s for sure a point...I will see in one, two days how it affects the draining..

Pushed it yesterday, so can´t say anything, but had it on the whole night and in the morning my battery was as always...so till now I don´t see a difference.

Edir: till now, I don´t feel a difference in battery draining, nice!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] UnderCoverLover:
When I pushed the file and rebooted I got as far as the cyan boot animation....over and over. So I nand restored and I get the same thing. Now i'm not sure what to do:confused: any advice
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] b1337:
whats the difference then between this and lets say battery life or any other battery widget/app that shows a percentage?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] b1337:
anyone?? :confused::confused:
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] mikebeatrice:
Give it some time. Took mine a very long time to boot the first time after pushing it. I'd give it at least 5 min before you call it a failure.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] UnderCoverLover:
I just ended up reflashing my Rom. I don't think it was this file that messed up my nandroid backup, ever since I put my apps on the SD card my nandroid+ext backups don't restore and I have to push the apps2sd files again and use TitaniumBU to restore because only the regular nandroid backup works for me now.:( It's a real pain
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Mikey:
Works great on Emonther
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Paraglider1982:
Works great and replaced "Battery Indicator" :)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] jerrycycle:
Testing the 5.0.5 N1 test 2. The battery % has been added to the build with a option to turn on or off.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] sputnik99:
where is the option to turn on/off?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] rekrapg:
in apps - spare parts
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Thesxemike:
I'm still very noobish when it comes to using adb, but when I try and push the file it gives me the error "cannot stat 'services.jar' : No such file or directory. I'm sure it's something simple but like I said, I am noob :(
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] david1171:
Make sure you have the correct path for where the file is located. Put it in your working directory and you won't have to specify a path just the file name.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Thesxemike:
Still getting the error, I must be typing something wrong. I've got the file in my tools folder. I hate having to be spoon fed this stuff, but I'm still trying to get the hang of it that way I can handle it myself lol.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] david1171:
adb remount
adb push C:/services.jar /system/framework/services.jar
adb shell reboot

Try that, just make sure your working directory will allow you to use adb i.e. your tools folder of the sdk, or put the necessary files in system32 folder (assuming your using windows, don't know about mac/linux).
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Thesxemike:
Tried it and gave me the same error, so I pushed the file this time starting with c:/android/tools and it SEEMED to work so I shell rebooted and there is no change :confused:

Edit: lol wow! Unplugged the phone from the usb and it displayed haha. Knew it w as something simple.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] andythefan:
I'm pretty sure the latest BakedGoods ROM has this built in :D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] schwiz:
it is built into cyanogen now :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] jcterry:
I have a stock ROM Tilt2 and I am loving it. The best phone yet. However, the clock has been off several times. It happened again today, it said 3:23 PM and it was actually 4:24 PM. I have a cab installed to stop the 1h 2m flip (if it matters). I have figured out that if I turn it to airplane mode and then back to phone, the time updates to the correct time.

Is anyone else having this same issue? And is it a problem with the phone or AT&T?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] torint:
I've had the problem before. When I had the Touch Pro(Fuze) from at&t but unlocked for Tmobile. and when i first got my Touch Pro 2. i never really figured out what was wrong for the fuze but my tp2 stopped. I noticed it happening when I would unplugg my power that's when it would change time when I had my stock battery. When I changed it to the seidio battery it stopped happening. I don't think the battery has anything to do it but it might have just be a coincident.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] da9th_one:
there are no coincidences, only the illusion of coincidence...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] orb3000:
On my case, every time I do a sync with my lap top it changes me the time, no matter what I disable or adjust on Rhodium...it always changes me to a different time zone...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sirphunkee:
I could have sworn there was a setting in activesync somewhere that would let you disable the time sync with the host PC...but I'm digging now and I can't find it anywhere in the menus on the phone or on the PC client.

I wouldn't be surprised though if there's a switch for that in the registry somewhere, I'll see if I can find anything that looks related...don't hold your breath though :D
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Starman_thc:
Also has happened to me...

I have a Tilt2 stock ROM, and have had this happen several times. In searching these (and other) forums, the only thing that I have seen that remotely resembles this issue is the time zone issue (which I must suffer from as well since my time zone is always reverting to Indiana..I live in Eastern).

The first DAY I got my phone I noticed this time issue, and I chalked it up to an incomplete charge up or something to that affect, however it happened a couple of other times. The time on the phone would be off by some major amount of time (several hours), and it was not just the hour that was off, but also the minutes (so it was not purely a time zone issue).

I could not find anything to MAKE it correct itself, so I manually changed the time to the correct it, but I have not found anything to address this issue. Luckily it only happens every so often, but I would love to find out why...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sillymcnasty:
Happens to me. Hours and minutes off.

If its off by 8 hours, I know to just fix it. If its off by 20 minutes, I'm late to class. :mad:

There's an app in the software recommended thread. SynchroTime. It's your only fix. When you see the time is incorrect, run it and it fixes itself. I have no idea why the time isn't synced to Tmobile's servers, or even an option for that.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] steel968:
i have the same issue, on AT&T as well

I am having the same issue on an AT&T phone. I have been all over the phone looking for a place where you tell the phone to sync to network time, with no luck. My laptop was off by four minutes, as well as my phone, so i believe it is an issue with syncing to the laptop, but i would prefer it sync to at&t.

Any ideas?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] petasis:
The only time I have observed TP2 to be off by one or two hours, was after running a GPS program, that was wrongly configured. The GPS application caused also a time change.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] orb3000:
Thanks mate

If you find something please let me know:)

Cheers,

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

Guys, don´t forget to vote!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] stormrain:
Yeap has happened to me too. I'm using the stock ROM and it happened many times in the past. Actually what I observed was that the manilla clock was wrong (hours and minutes), while the windows clock was running ok. I have no idea how that's even possible.

I could not find out however the pattern of the above. I'm sure it has to be a manila thing though, cuz now that i have it disabled and using SPB mobile shell I have no similar incidents. It would be nice to know the fix though.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sirphunkee:
I don't know if this is going to help, but I found this thread while searching for ideas on this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=329080

Check it all out, but posts #7-9 in particular, that might be what you need, let me know if it helps in your case or not
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] marvdmartian:
hey guys.. i have this problem too. i have a sprint touch pro 2, and i installed energy rom this morning.

the clock is wrong because the time zone keeps changing to GMT when i live where it's supposed to be GMT +8

here's what i noticed:

1. for example, the exact time here is 8:30am, the phone always changes the time zone to GMT and using my local time, but the minutes are slightly off. (8:19am GMT) So when i change the time zone to +8, it becomes (4:19pm)

2. everytime i sync with my computer, the time corrects itself, and all i need to do on the phone is to change it to the correct time zone, and it's all fine.

3. the time becomes incorrect everytime i restart the phone, or turn flight mode off and back on.

4. when i remove the sim card and turn on the phone without the sim card, the time remains correct!

5. i concluded that it has something to do with the network. i went to settings->phone, and theres something there about time synchronization. unfortunately, i dont know why, but when i disable it on my energy rom, the time still updates.

6. i tried using the same sim on another windows mobile device. i turned on time sync on that device, and when i restarted the device, the time became incorrect also! but on this phone, when i turn off time sync, it obliges, unlike my touch pro 2.

7. the culprit here is the network. the phone syncs with the network's time, which is minutes early, and the time zone is set incorrectly.

why doesnt my touch pro 2 obey when i tell it not to sync time with the network?

i cant text because the time is messed up and the message gets lost in the recepient's mailbox.

i hope this gets resolved soon. i've been searching for a definite fix but i found none.

:)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sirphunkee:
marv, did you do a hard-reset right after installing that ROM? It's always a good practice, and a hard-reset is what ended up fixing this issue when it happened to me.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] marvdmartian:
Found a solution that works for me

yup.. newly flashed rom.. and i hard reset a lot of times..

anyway.. i found a fix for it! i guess this is what many people around the forum are looking for. for some reason, the time synchronization setting in settings-phone doesnt seem to work.. i dont know why.. so i edited it through the registry..

go here:

HKLM\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL

and anything that says time sync or time zone sync, i changed it to 0. all is well now. and i'm so happy i found a fix myself. :D
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sirphunkee:
Great...I'm glad it worked for you. Thanks for sharing the solution!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] marvdmartian:
now how do i tell everyone the solution? do i make a new hread? or will they just see this?..
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sirphunkee:
Other than editing your post above to have a title like "Found a solution that works for me", that's all I know of. You could create a new post, but I would probably hold of on that until (if) you hear from other members that your method worked for them as well :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] marvdmartian:
oh alright.. :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] faria:
this problem ocurs normally when you got your phone set to synchronize the time with your network,problem is that some network don't broadcast the right time sometimes.

you can disable it by looking in phone settings for network time tab and untick the box.

setting vary from from windows builds.

alternatively import the following reg setting to you registry;

REGEDIT4

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL]
"NITZEnable"=dword:00000000
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] doublen1:
I use this and install every time I flash a new rom.

gTime Sync
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] EdZorX:
I have scanned multiple threads and tried a couple "fixes" but my issue just does not seem to be resolved by anything.

What happens to mine is that it will revert to mountain time -7 (I live in eastern btw -5) EVERY SINGLE DAY, at random times, there doesnt seem to be a pattern or connection to any issue (quick GPS, time synchronization with the network, etc)

Does anyone know anything on this one? Its getting soo frustrating to live with a zone that is always running 2 hours behind...:mad::mad::mad::mad:
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] marvdmartian:
in my case, i was able to resolve this by disabling the time synchronization of the phone with the network tower. it keeps synchronizing with the network tower and it screws up my time. however, disabling it in settings did not work for me, and i don't know why. I had to dig through the registry and disable it there. When i did, all was well.

however, it is also possible that it is caused by your wifi network. I've experienced before that this certain wifi router of mine has it's location set to another place, another timezone, thus the phone automatically changes the timezone to that location. i disabled that by going to world clock, adding my city, and selecting that instead of "my location"
[Touch CDMA Android Development] vilord:
Everything needs to go in /sdcard/andboot

FILES YOU NEED:

the nbh flashed to your phone

an sd card with the andboot folder at the top level

an androidinstall.tar file plopped into the andboot folder

thats it

then just hold down volume up or dpad center or the middle of your touchscreen when booting and go through the menu to choose where to put things and then install the system. (for those without a dpad, pretend the touchscreen is a giant dpad)

if you're doing it with haret, extract basefiles to your sd, plop the androidinstall.tar into the same folder, and boot, hold down volume up (camera on kaiser/polaris) just like the nand people (but don't pick nand to store the files, it won't work)

---------

all the files

basefiles for the haret folks out there

Grab the nbh files for your device. Only difference between eclair and non-eclair is that eclair is set up to use the newer hw3d driver, non-eclair is set to use the older one (for donut/cupcake)

These do not use rootfs. They remove it completely and free up that extra space in your nand for a bigger, cleaner system.

They also have my new menu-based installer! Yay! Just hold-down volume-up or dpad center or the middle of your touchscreen

THIS WON'T WORK WITH ANY OF THE OLDER SYSTEMS! THE SYSTEM MUST INCORPORATE THE APPROPRIATE FILES FROM ROOTFS (and the rom cooks will let you know when theirs is ready)

The first system to use this is based on eclair 2.1 with working sleep and audio :)

Here's my tattoo system for this method

FYI Craig & I spent a lot of time on these!!!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] vilord:
How to create a build

How to make your build work with this

So it actually isn't that hard.

Extract your sqsh to a folder somewhere, so you have, say /android/system

Mount/extract whichever rootfs worked best with your system somewhere else, say /android/rootfs

cp -a /android/rootfs/init.etc/* /android/system/etc
cp /android/rootfs/lib/donut/* /android/system/lib
cp /android/rootfs/lib/modules/* /android/system/lib/modules
cp /android/rootfs/lib/hw/* /android/system/lib/hw
cp /android/rootfs/init.cfg/init.donut.rc /android/system/sysinit.rc

You'll need to modify the sysinit.rc a bit, as in the rootfs some things are commented out that shouldn't be, and it references a few things in /bin or /etc that aren't there anymore.

Also, don't forget to uncomment the line near the top of sysinit.rc that creates a symlink from /system/etc to /etc

Once you are done, just do this to create the installer:

cd /android
tar cvf androidinstall.tar system

Soon, I may upload some packs for making the process easier, with updated sysinit.rc's for each system type. If I have time, we'll see...

Note, you can update the contents of the .tar file from windows/izarc/winrar/etc and it'll still work. you don't need to keep messing about with linux anymore if you don't want to
[Touch CDMA Android Development] vilord:
How to update things

How to create an update pack

Since not everyone gets things right the first time, and we keep getting updates, the rootfs made it easy to install updates without downloading the whole system again.

Well now anyone can create an update pack

just create a tar file called androidupdate.tar, make sure it has everything in a /system folder with whatever files you want, drop it into /sdcard/andboot and reboot holding down volume-up (camera on kaiser/polaris). Choose the update option and you should be good to go.

If things get wonky when you try to boot up, give the fix permissions option a shot in the installer, if it still fails, try wiping the dalvik cache, that can fix things up too.

About the installer

I ripped it off from here, but put about 6 or 7 solid hours into getting it to fit and react with the keys/screen
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sshark:
May be new

rootfs

may be new

better eclair support

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with android development this fast for "yomama so old" phone, who knows what future holds?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
whats a rootfs hahaha :p
[Touch CDMA Android Development] nabicat:
Might be something called "Code Name Ginger"....or our tame racing car driver, we call the Stig.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
what the..... that was random:p
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mssmison:
Holy cow.. like there's nothing even in this thread and it's already filling up..
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
I think I know what it is..

Vilord ported Dalvik from 2.5 which now includes native support for HW accel for MSM7500..
[Touch CDMA Android Development] prairiefire:
:eek: jesus.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] CyCLoBoT:
Do we still need to have three partitions on the card? Or would one FAT32 partition be sufficient?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] JeckyllHavok:
@vilord:

is everything needed for the rootfsless nbh in the git? I would like to test this with ´my kaiser
[Touch CDMA Android Development] luzbel_es:
This works for Polaris? Really thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] vilord:
the bootenv git should have everything needed for this. I haven't tested on my polaris yet, but it should "just work" on polaris and kaiser as long as martin's method to drop the active key into /proc works on all hardware.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
What happens to the .conf files?

What about /media ?

Thanks for all of your efforts :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] vilord:
conf files are no longer used from the sd card.

If the cook put things in the right places, there should be a /system/etc/userinit.conf that gets parsed during android boot, but it is up to the cook to not screw that up.

This way is a lot cleaner, but it does a LOT less handholding for lazy cooks.

the upside is that it is *very* easy for anybody to fix a broken androidinstall by just piecing together what needs to change into an androidupdate.tar

/media is still used if it is on your SD card, but there's enough space and things are fast enough that media files should be included in /system now
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
This is a HUGE development for rom devs.

I will be honest in saying I've been having a hard time not hitting the 90MB cap with my next Warm Donut release.

Infact, I spent 4 hours yesterday de-odexing and compressing the classes.dex back into the jars and apks to save space.

With this new method this gives us ALOT more space. I applaud you for doing this. It breaks alot of the current builds but at the same time gives us a ton more flexibility for future.

And what I really like from this is it removes the confusion and headaches on configuration, giving the power to the ROM dev to include the necessary settings.

Question though. Different phones (Vogue, Polaris, Kaiser) may require different configurations. In the past it was a simple "just use this conf with this phone"

Thanks again :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] JacenSolo2001:
so when running from haret - getting an error about looking for a system file, I have all the files in andboot folder, any ideas on what I'm missing.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
Know what would be really nice? In the setup, the ability to change LCD_Density and resolution.

This would eliminate the confusion users may have in editing the build.prop and rom files to change these values.

I guess the ROM devs could distribute separate files/tars for each res/density but that gets redundant if you know what I mean.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Barogi44:
I'm using haret, but I dont see any option to choose to install not to nand, i get into the installer and it says install system so i click that but then it just goes through installation and fails. How do i choose to install to sd card?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zc2:
Thanks for the response!

Please see my previous comment (#181), I've updated it.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] rzk333:
yup, dpad up now detects fine, menu shows, enter key can be accessed randomly thru pressing dpad up and down and center, 1 of 500 menu gets it.

got progress:

mke2fs: cannot determine if /sdcard/andboot/system.img is mounted

mke2fs: cannot determine if /sdcard/andboot/data.img is mounted

Installing Android

Fixing permissions...

some "no such file or directory" for 1 second.

after soft reset and haret boot i got working xRom eclair on 16 key nike.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ritzky:
So, for us nike 16key users, we still have to wait, right? becuse i tried the updated file but still got stuck at Vogue android and dont see the menu. Thanks, btw
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mblaster:
On 16Key Nike you can still use my workaround without the menu.

You might want to apply some changes to 'init' for more functionallity. I think after installing a permission fix would be a good idea, also an update possibility. Something like this:

Added to init @ #set defaults: RM_wipedataforsys="yes"

Changed:

if [ `cat /sys/class/vogue_hw/keys` = "2" ] ; then
if [ ! -f $card/androidinstall.tar ] ; then
export RM_HIDE_install=1
export RM_HIDE_fixapps=1
fi
if [ ! -f $card/androidupdate.tar ] ; then
export RM_HIDE_update=1
fi
/bin/replimenu -f /bin/instscripts/start.menu
fi

to:

if [ -f $card/install ] ; then
/bin/instscripts/installsys
[COLOR="Red"]/bin/instscripts/fixperms[/COLOR]
fi

[COLOR="Red"]if [ -f $card/update] ; then
/bin/instscripts/updatesys
fi[/COLOR]

There will be no flashy menu. but at least it will istall and update a system without rootfs.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] GriloVirante:
Use the up and down direction of the round button, the installation menu should appear again, chose "Quit" and you should go to boot Android. It shows a black screen for what looked to me 15 minutes.. and then all is veeeery slow and touch screen does not work. :(

But these guys are doing a lot of progress... I did not loose confidence (maybe I lost my phone, although!! ;)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] GriloVirante:
The same was happening to me. What I did is to partition the SD card (1st partition as big as possible, FAT32, second and third about 256MB, EXT2), then it failed again as above, I soft-resetted, repeated the HARET lauch and it went on.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ryomahino:
Hi thanks for the files, I used these files to install Myn Warm donut and Eclair2.1 using haret, both boot succesfully in my Kaiser.

For me the WiFi doesnt work, anyone knows how make it work?

Thanks in advance.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] bzo:
vilord,

wow nice work on the init menu stuff. Are you going to release the source for your changes to replimenu? I'd like to get this working on some other devices as well.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
everything you should need, is here

http://androidhtc.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=androidhtc/bootenv.git;a=summary

make sure you pull the latest snapshot....

EDIT: i forgot he built everything into busybox:rolleyes:

the only things accessible are the install scripts....sorry if i waste your time:o