yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Hero CDMA General] x99percent:
Have you tried disabling the location services to verify it's not that particular bug you're seeing/experiencing?
[Hero CDMA General] dmc971989:
yes, i keep them disabled...
[Hero CDMA General] tkirton:
I look in the kernel and there are two sets of settings: The profiles and a set of setting for the kernel speed (this is split into min/max for screen on and min/max for screen off)

For screen on, it is set for 480000 min/528000 max

For screen off, it is set for 245760 min/245760 max

If the screen is off, it's possible that the kernel went into the lower settings and didn't come back.

I've heard different reports on whether the profiles work in the Hero. I'm curious myself. I do know the stock rom has everything locked, but since the kernel source has been released and Modaco released his kernel, I'm not so sure if the lock statement is true anymore.

I'm compiling a kernel as we speak with the cpu frequency scaling on. Had some issues with the cpufreq.h file not seeing two variables necessary for the userspace profile, but hopefully I was able to fix that (won't know until I run it).
[Hero CDMA General] dmc971989:
im fairly positive that the CPU is getting stuck in the sleep mode while the rest of the phone is not, causing me these issues... the problem is i dont know how to fix them
[Hero CDMA General] cronus42:
Ok, modaco rom sets the governor to "performance" on boot. This essentially "sticks" your CPU to max throttle.

cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor

Will tell you where you are, governor wise..

I'm not entirely sure what setCPU does, I've never used it, but I assume it just tweaks your top and bottom Mhz and maybe changes governor to performance when the screen is on? If it's configured properly? Maybe not, who knows?

If you want the best battery life, put the governor back to msm7k, it's a custom governor modified by HTC to make your battery last longer.

I changed the following line in modaco.sh:

echo "performance" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor

to:

echo "msm7k" > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_govern

and haven't noticed any slowdown from it.. my battery is lasting longer than it did on Stock or Fresh 1.1...
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Shaiulud:
Hi,

I'm a little confused I have a German HTC Touch Pro and I asked HTC-support if it is possible to upgrade my WM 6.1 to 6.5 They denied it.

Is it possible?

Thanks for any comments
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] erwinpiero:
If You mean original WM6.5 OS, for Raphael, then it isn't possible right now, but...if You use cooked ROM (non-official) then it's possible, HTC support wouldn't recommend You this.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] chaoscreater:
almost all the cooked roms are WM 6.5, the official one won't work but the cooked versions are better anyway imo......
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] borisku:
Who wants official rom? only if my tp is broken& i need guarantee ;-)

Boris
[Omnia II General] jackal992:
Hi, I'd like to now, before buiyng Omnia II, if Samsung gives the possibility to update in an official way (maybe through their updates) windows mobile 6.5 to wm 6.5.3 or 6.5.5.

And if there isn't this possibility, to download the unofficial roms from Modaco, obviously i have to be registered, but to register, do i have to pay? Otherwise is there a way to download these roms from xda?

Finally between the Arm1176 800 Mhz of Omnia II and the Snapdragon QSD8250 1Ghz there is a big difference in daily use? theoretically video playback should be the same for standard definition, or not? and windows mobile is almost equally fast for both the processors, or not? where should i see the benefits of Snapdragon?

Thank you very much (and sorry for my bad English)

Bye
[Omnia II General] WebReaper21:
Hi,

Samsung didn't announce anything about WinMo 6.5.x upgrades, so I wouldn't bet on it.

Registering at Modaco is free, and the ROMs posted there from Secany are semi-official, some kind of development snapshots from Samsung, and they are getting better and better :-) Maybe Secany will post them here also in the future...

Finally to the difference between the ARM and the snapdragon: With the snapdragon everything will run faster than with the ARM. Especially starting Apps but probably also stuff like viewing pictures. Video playback will mainly depend on the video hardware which has nothing to do with the main processor. As far as the Omnia II is concerned, playback in SD is as smooth as it can get and I didn't notice any significant lags, except for Samsung's own main menu (which you really don't need).
[Omnia II General] jackal992:
ok, thank you very much WebReaper21 !!! :)
[Omnia II General] Shiryu:
Nonsense. "Snapdragon" is market name of RISC-architecture CPU with ARM instruction set.

Compare these links, if you have any doubts:

http://www.pdadb.net/index.php?m=cpu&id=a6410&c=samsung_s3c6410 - about Omnia II CPU

http://www.pdadb.net/index.php?m=cpu&id=a8250&c=qualcomm_snapdragon_qsd8250 - about Snapdragon
[Omnia II General] WebReaper21:
These are some nice links. I was referring to the specific Processors as mentioned in the first post (ARM for the OMNIA 2, Snapdragon as in the HD2, I presume). While both processors may have an ARM instruction set, the Snapdragon has a newer and in most applications faster architecture AFAIK.

Please correct me if I'm wrong there...
[Omnia II General] Shiryu:
I'm not kind of geek to tell you if you're wrong or not ;) The only one think I'm sure is that, Snapdragon is way faster than S3C6410. But don't ask me how it does ;)

I think it's time for EOT ;)
[Omnia II General] Mr_Angry:
WM ROM for Samsung Omnia LITE (GT-B7300)

I'm sorry if this isn't the best spot for this question but I'm doing my best to not clutter up the board with a new thread dedicated to what I'm hoping will be a simple answer.

While in Thailand my girlfriend purchased a Samsung Omnia LITE or GT-B7300, which you can see more of at pdadb.net (search for the GT-B7300, I'd provide a link but as I'm a new account I cannot do that yet. The phone came with a WM 6.5 English and Thai ROM and I'd like to get either...

1. An English and Chinese ROM (preferable so Google Maps works while in Beijing).

2. A way to add on Chinese characters so texts and programs can do simplified Chinese.

I've not see any mention of this phone on XDA; any suggestions on where to get the right ROM or at least have the right character set put on the phone?
[Omnia II General] nCoder:
I read somewhere (reliable) that someone got an WM6.5.3 update in a Samsung Service Centre, so I believe this version is comming soon :)
[Omnia II General] Aafi-rocks:
Hi all,

I am planning to upgrdae to WinMo 6.5 through the official update, I have a few questions..

1. Is there a possibility to rollback to 6.1 from 6.5 (without flashing it with custom Roms)

2. Is it faster then 6.1
[Omnia II General] Shiryu:
There are some official 6.1 roms, but you can flash it only with Octans or Octans Mini.

6.5 is a bit slower than 6.1 and has memory leaks.
[Omnia II General] everwerever:
you don't have to pay to get'em form modaco but it is kinda hard to install them.
[Omnia II General] Angel_666:
There is unofficial service update to win 6.5.3 by Samsung. Version build 23103. This is not public service test update. Don't ask me how i knew that, just believe - wersion 6.5.3 is coming soon.
[Omnia II General] idiotjohn:
Is it possible to obtain this update?
[Omnia II General] silviaccio1:
In fact, it seems that JD1 ROM is 6.5.3....
[Omnia II General] roma:
Correct, it is.
[Omnia II General] jebise101:
flashed and using for about a week now and it works great way fast. Using a lite ROM and get 98MB free on fresh boot and 70MB with SPB
[Omnia II General] abuttino:
The builds starting with 253 were part of the COM3 builds wasn't it?

I wonder how long it'll take verizon to butcher it..

I just can't see flashing this phone until a stock rom is available.

Still looking for other radios too for my community project...
[Omnia II General] lukesoul:
How to Upgrade Samsung OmniaII i8000 Software(OS)/Firmware/ROM?

Hi Guys,

I dont know if Im in the right section, I am a beginner and want to learn; How to Upgrade Samsung OmniaII i8000 Software(OS)/Firmware/ROM?

I have a Samsung OmniaII i8000, when I bougth it the running OS is WM6.1,

its kinda boring so i decided to upgrade to WM6.5 with the help of a friend(tech guy).

When I check it the home interface is a bit different to what I saw in the search engine,

its was a HTC interface, I ask my friend if he have a official WM6.5 for omniaII, unfortunately he does not have.

Now since this is the case, I decided to do this my self, so far what I got from seaching is this Jack_Windows_Mobile_6_5_Upgrade.

My Questions:

1.) does Jack_Windows_Mobile_6_5_Upgrade is the right upgrade for OmniaII

2.) what tools/software should I need to do the Upgrading?

My Current OS with HTC Interface: windows mobile 6.5 Professional, OS Version: 5.2.21911 Build 21911.5.0.94

Please... Please... Please help me!

I will gladly appreciare your help.

Thanks in advance guys.

***I am running a MS windows 7 32bits in my Computer.

How to Upgrade Samsung OmniaII i8000 Software(OS)/Firmware/ROM?
[Omnia II General] lalinde89:
Official samsung roms

Hey guys i want to know which is the last official samsung rom for the omnia 2??and where i can find it??

thx!!
[Omnia II General] Pav Jhita:
samsung omnia i8000

hi guyz i mean this is a simple question is there a wm 6.5.3 avalible if please reply in a easy way for me to understand! much apprecaited thankyou
[Omnia II General] Hakim Rahman:
just check at http://www.modaco.com/topic/301002-rom-wm-653-i8000-rom-with-bt-voice-dialing-thaieng-version/
[General Questions and Answers] asger-shah:
hi i wanted to ask if any developer on here know how to extract a .nbo and then reback it back into .nbo and pls can someone tell me this quickly as i really need to know how to do this.

Thanks

Asger Shah
[Nexus One General] scrappyabs2:
I've noticed that the notification light for new emails and the like doesn't blink as frequently as the g1. Is there anyway to to reduce the time gap between blinks?
[Nexus One General] gadgetgaz:
+1. You have to be staring at it otherwise you miss the blink.
[Nexus One General] booloobunny:
lol +2 I catch myself stopping in my tracks and waiting a good 6 seconds to see if there's going to be a blink.
[Nexus One General] bobtentpeg:
If you use the new CM build + Trackball SMS, the notification light will continue flashing every second until you activate the phone
[Nexus One General] scrappyabs2:
The worst is when I "think" I see a blink in the corner of my eye and then I have to debate whether I should expend the energy to wake up my phone and check for a new message. Most of the time I hallucinate and think I saw a blink when really I didn't.
[Nexus One General] cupOjo:
Where can I find trackball sms? I looked in the market and didn't find it.
[Nexus One General] scrappyabs2:
Does this work with email too (gmail, non-gmail email) or just text messaging?
[Nexus One General] iVisionX01:
I don't see it either.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
+3

Way too damn slow.

I also can't find trackball sms.
[Nexus One General] Mi|enko:
Its in this forum guys. Just search.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
No results for Trackball SMS.

Is it "TrackballColoursConcept.zip"?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=613868&highlight=trackball+sms
[Nexus One General] thb:
Trackball SMS's link is in post 134 of the thread linked in Paul22000's post.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5399764&postcount=134
[Nexus One General] lilHermit:
Alpha code released:

[Here]

Please read carefully, no warranties provided.

lilHermit
[Nexus One General] indiearmy:
From what I gather from your post, is that this alpha build doesn't play nice with what is current built into the phone. Is this a color changing thing, or a frequency thing? Would it be more feasible to write a program that just changes the frequency of the blinking?
[Nexus One General] lilHermit:
[App] TrackballFlashRate

Ok you can change the flash rate from 1-9seconds, no colour changes take place. As the Stock ROM Notification system does not issue any period/rate changes this should work without problems.

It will also load your setting on phone reboot.

Download here

Change List:

- 1.0beta1 (30/01/2010)

Initial Release​

Known Issues:

- 1second might not work, needs more testing​

Todo:

Add check for Nexus One​

Requirements:

Su/Rooted phone

Nexus One
​

Use at your own risk, I cannot be held responsible for loss or damage etc etc yada yada yada.

-

lilHermit
[Nexus One General] scrappyabs2:
Does this work for missed call and email notifications?
[Nexus One General] lilHermit:
It should work for any notification where the trackball flashes until acknowledged.

lilHermit
[Nexus One General] scrappyabs2:
Sweet. Please add to CyanogenMod.
[Nexus One General] indiearmy:
Thanks a bunch lilHermit.
[Nexus One General] bball:
Thanks a lot for this mod!

However, it seems to be a little unreliable as sometimes it just stops working.

Also, if I reboot it will always stop to work and I will have to kill both SU and the mod itself and then restart the app for it to come back to life.

Any plans on further improving this mod or making it more reliable? Would really love to use this as the default for notifications.

Using Cyanogen Beta 4.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] erickkist:
I know this forum is visited by many smart people who might know the answer.

Is it possible to programm something like this?

When my connected blue tooth headset is not anymore within reach of my HD2, the HD2 should sound an alarm.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] erickkist:
Anybody an idea?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] xZdenis:
What would that be good for? When you have your headset on and go with it so far you're out of reach, you won't propably hear the alarm.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] JizzyJummy:
HAHAHA You're a ****ing Genius :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] erickkist:
Thanks for the reply. But think of it the other way around. When my headphone is stolen, my phone will warn me. Or my jacket with the headpone in it.

The next step is to lock and unlock my laptop when I am in reach with my HD2 etc.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] xZdenis:
Well, i still think it would be more annoying than usefull. Most time you keep the headphone by yourself, so it be more likely stolen your phone than headhone. And if you have the headphones in jacket or somewhere, your phone would sound the alarm everytime you get the jacket out of your sight. It would make false alarms like all the time, so you won't be paying any attention to it and woul become very annoyed.

IMO it wouldnť be so hard to make an utility that would sound and alarm when bluetooth connection is lost, but as i said, such a soft would be more pain then contribution :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] kilrah:
There's that function in the software for my bluetooth watch, the watch will vibrate when connection is lost (that's actually a function of the watch itself), and the software can sound and/or lock the phone when out of reach.

I quickly disabled that as I was getting tired of my phone sounding and locking itself whenever I left my phone on the desk and went a few meters away.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] stevefwt:
I very reasonable request.

I've also thought of this for various reasons. Alarms or notifications can be set agains signal strength/distance and time delays can stop it from being annoying.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] karaern:
really usefull request...pls some solution:cool:
[General Topics] thomasmathew77:
Dear All,

I am very new in this, I have bought a G1 t mobile unlocked from ebay 1 month back, last week i have just restarted the mobile, after that i am getting message like DERA*** PVT 32B HBOOT-0.95.0000 CPLD-4 RADIO-2.22.19.26I SEP 2 2008 SERIAL 10.

Please help me if anybody can tell step by step how make my phone work.

Thanks & Regards

Thomas
[General Topics] orb3000:
Welcome aboard

Have a deep read here:

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC_Dream

Hope it helps,
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] erickkist:
I know this forum is visited by many smart people who might know the answer.

Is it possible to programm something like this?

When my connected blue tooth headset is not anymore within reach of my HD2, the HD2 should sound an alarm.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d1mbu1b:
anyone know if there is a serial port hidden anywhere.

The PSP has one in the earphone jack and the iphone has on pinned out in the connector.

I searched high and low for the Nexus One pinout/schematic cant find it.

(probably right in front of my face)

I did see /dev/console and /dev/ttyHS0 and console but I dont know what that is.

Any pointers would be appreciated.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swetland:
TTL level (~3.3v?) serial is present on the D+/D- pins of the micro USB connector whenever VBUS (usb +5v power) is not present. This is physical UART1 (ttyMSM0). In standard builds the FIQ kernel debugger runs there. You'll have to disable the FIQ debugger and enable the serial device in your kernel config if you want to use it as a regular serial port.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jairuncaloth:
http://www.instructables.com/id/Android_G1_Serial_Cable/

Obviously you need a micro usb cable instead of mini, but this should work I think. I'll let you know when my serial adapter shows up.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d1mbu1b:
Thank you for the info.

Is this a kernel compile time or run time configuration?

thanks for the link. If Im not mistaken you may be able to eliminate a lot of this by splicing an existing micro USB cable with a MAX232 cable, will need to verify D+/- can handle 0-5 volts instead of 0-3.3v

Motorola T 191 serial cable

http://www.yoreparo.com/foros/files/t191cable_817.jpg

I can't tell is thats a 5 or 3 volt zener in the schematic
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
One zener is marked 5V, the other two are 3V3 which means 3.3 volts.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d1mbu1b:
So it seems that one can simply splice the existing T191 and micro-usb cables and have a working adapter. I will be trying this when I get a chance.

The open questions are:

1) are the D+/- actually 3.3v levels

2) how is the kernel configuration performed to get /dev/tty?S?0
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d1mbu1b:
measured AM601 T191

tx is generating a 0-1.9v waveform at 19200 and 115200 and it took about 1 ms to charge the cap and start clocking data.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
USB signals are typically 3.6v, but the phone hardware may have a circuit to switch from USB to TTL serial. Regardless, the 3.3v zeners will give the MAX232 a nice flat topped square wave signal to work with.

Typically, to get a console on a serial port, you just specify a kernel boot option, or edit an entry in /etc/initab file. I'm not familiar the specifics of the android kernel though.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jairuncaloth:
I ended up with this one.

http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=718

snipped a usb cable and soldered it together. Works well.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d1mbu1b:
This data sheet says it implements the enture USB protocol on the chip.

Does this implement a USB host for the nexus one device?

I am confused.

I see there is a fuse and 5v connected to the USB 5v.

This implies the N1 is emulating a UART over the USB interface

and not clocking UART 232 over these same pins.

So my question is this an emulated 232 serial interface on the N1 or a UART in the N1 clocking 232 over the microUSB pins 2 and 3?

Please let me know what SW configuration you did on the N1 and what was the resulting name of the serial port in /dev/tty*

Thank you
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d1mbu1b:
WARNING - dead battery

seems once I played with the serial port the battery stopped charging even after applying the stock usb cable/charger

still trying to figure out.

for now recommend rebooting, then making surge charge bolt is in battery
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nilstk:
@ jairuncaloth

Is it necessary to have root access to the phone for your solution?

Are any special drivers needed or is it possible with the builtin ones?

Can I just use /dev/ttyS0 then via NDK or preferable via a function of the Android API ?

Thanks.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pipomolo42:
A quick question to those of you who have access to the serial port : is it alive at boot time ? More specifically, do you get the SPL log messages ?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hugonz:
Can you/someone confirm it is 3.3V? Not 1.8V?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a0001_jay:
Serial Port

What is the port on device to open (/dev/?) in order to communicate with host PC
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dl9pf:
Whats the mapping D+/D- <-> RXD/TXD ? e.g. green -> RXD white -> TXD or vice versa ? .
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcordes:
I don't see how you need any adaptor if this is correct. Can you not just connect the D+/D- and gnd wires from some off the shelf micro usb plug to db-9 plug ?

edit: ok got it it's all about shifting the voltage levels up
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keener2u:
I was able to create a cable using the sparkfun ft232r cable. After turning off FIQ and SERIAL_CONSOLE_DEBUGGER in the kernel I now have a command prompt and a bunch of kernel printlns out. How do I mute these kernel outputs and the command prompt? I want to use the serial port to communicate with a micro-controller using cat and echo to /dev/ttyMSM0 but all the noise from the kernel prevents me from having the microcontroller read the serial port without filtering out junk. Below are a few of the lines that I receive on the port.

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

[ 102.658782] batt: 60%, 3889 mV, -7 mA (-5 avg), 24.5 C, 808 mAh

[ 102.717681] suspend: enter suspend

[ 102.718658] PM: Syncing filesystems ... done.

[ 102.777770] Freezing user space processes ... (elapsed 0.01 seconds) done.

[ 102.798736] Freezing remaining freezable tasks ... (elapsed 0.01 seconds) don

e.

[ 102.828948] PM: suspend of devices complete after 9.603 msecs
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcordes:
Hi

Take a loot at your kernel cmdline. I don't know where it is set in android. It should have something like 'console=/dev/ttyMSM0' Try removing it

Can somebody detail on the nexus pinout when in serial mode? I need to know which of the data pins is TXD, which is RXD ?

RED=+5V WHITE=??? GREEN=??? BLACK=GND

tia
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keener2u:
Using this diagram as a reference

kineteka.com/microusb-b.aspx

2	Data − is hooked up to tx-0

3	Data + is hooked up to rx-i

Unfortunately I tore apart a best cell list cable and reused the micro-plug. It looks like they don't follow standards for wire color so i can't give you the correct color out to each wire but if you use a meter and check continuity you should be able to figure out the wire color from the above pin out.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elnokur:
Can i use this to "debrick" the my Nexus? Its totally dead, no recovery, fastboot, charging led or anything else.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mlevin:
This is the only case I've ever heard of where someone de-bricked a phone:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5934885&postcount=6

Might want to ask that guy.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elnokur:
Thanks, but he uses JTAG, and the JTAG pins on Nexus are unknown.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
There is no way to "debrick" anything other than using JTAG.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elnokur:
But the Nexus One's JTAG PINs are unknnown. Or not?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Unknown and probably not present externally - only on the circuit board.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcordes:
just stumbled across this old thread and thought I should leave reference to this wiki page where some information on the topic has been dumbed http://htc-linux.org/wiki/index.php?title=Msm_Serial