yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] dziarsky:
I have the same problem on HD mini.

Right after install BsB program device do not save any video records!!!

I am dont touch any video/camera extra options in BsB list.

That its realy pissing me off.

Please help.
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
This reply is meant for both out you although I have never had a HD mini. The way a lot of the Tweeks done using BsB Tweeks is actually done in the registry. Whst apps like BsB and other apps like it do is go into your registry and change certain values and extintion names, somtimes it even creates new registry keys. To revert these changes without a hard reset you will have to restore the regesrty keys it modified or delete the ones it created, but I think all either of you will have to do is restore some keys. To find what registry keys you are looking for and the defualt settings first try the BsB Tweeks thread here at xda, you will probably find the defualt settings there as well. You might find this thread usful *Leo Hints, Tips and Registry Tweaks* it contains slot of the tweeks BsB makes but gives a step by step of the changes. That thread is also in the HD2 section of xda so dziarsky if you are using Windows Mobile 6.5 on your HD mini they should apply to you as well. And one last thing doing manual registry changes is not hard but should be done with care. So pay attention to what you are doing as you do them. If you want more info on what the registry is, how to do changes to the registry, just get all around more femilair with the it and what you are doing go here
[HD2 General] dziarsky:
After i am uninstall BsB from device problem with saving recorded movies is gone.

But.. all changes made by BsB are still working.

So you have right in case for example "wake up SMS" option as one made registry change.

But regarding video problem its something not based on registry (after uninstal problem gone).

Its issue for somebody who manufacturing this soft. I dont want to start with some registry editing if i dont do that before on any Windows Mobile i had. I am not sure is there anything to fix regarding video problem.

Anyway - thanks for tips.
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
I can understand you not wanting to mess with the registry it is something you have to be very carful with. If you uninstalled BsB Tweeks I am not sure if it resets all the registry changes it makes back to defualt values is why I was talking about the registry. I do recomend you go search the BsB Tweeks thread, I linked it in my last post. I hope you get things figured out. I also would recomend Touch Tools for HTC 2.0 Suite I like it more than BsB plus it can do somethings BsB can not.
[HD2 General] commando0:
i believe this error appears if one changes default location of htc shortcuts /or shortcuts in start menu ......

how ever reverting short cuts does not solve problem ...and some icons of shortcuts lost like in my case htc calender icon is lost ....

now services .exe error is coming again on every reboot ...

so any one can confirm this scenario ....:confused:
[HD2 General] MadSci:
I have the same problem. No idea why at this point :(

Can anyone help please?

Thanks in advance!

MadSci
[HD2 General] donwhann:
I also get this message but it doesnt seem to affect anything.still a pain in the arse though.....
[HD2 General] Sheikmans:
It affects something...when Service.exe problem occurs, you need to reboot your phone, otherwise you are not able to receive SMS messages!
[HD2 General] Dexter_Morgan:
I have had this occur on a few occasions after messing with software. Can't say it caused any problem other than the annoying boot up message. Only a hard reset ever resolved it.
[HD2 General] SquithyX:
My experance with Services.exe

I found that i always, and only ever get services.exe error on boot up when i have TouchTools installed and the only way to fix it is to hard reset!!
[HD2 General] Demon_man:
Not come across this before, but can tell you I move all my short-cuts around when I have flashed a ROM and I never had this happen so nothing to do with that,

couple for you to have a look through

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=625284

http://www.htcforums.com/threads/4399-A-problem-has-occurred-with-services-exe!

http://www.htchd2forum.com/general-htc-hd2-discussion/error-with-services-exe/
[HD2 General] conantroutman:
like demon_man said, i've moved all the htc shortcuts (and lost a few) also have touchtools installed and have never had this error, I know that doesn't help you guys but I don't think its caused by either of those 2 things.
[HD2 General] 1IV54IV3:
It seems it has to do with the installation of more than one app without performing a soft reset.

If you always perform a soft reset after installing an application you can minimize the risk of getting this error, maybe you can even avoid the error.

regards
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] david1171:
I didn't think this deserved a thread of its own, but since apparently it wasn't entirely well liked in its area, or at least had a fair amount of vehemence shown:rolleyes: I made a thread in the apps section.

Big thanks to jesusfreke (making the tools) and enomther (general help) and MoDaCo (for packing and supplying and superboot image)

Here are the un-odex-ed Vending.apk and Mms.apk from the ERE36B build. Also included the HtcCopyright.apk (but it wasn't odex-ed) because it is supposed to be new.

I was able to send/receive a sms and download a paid app after applying these on ERE36B and CM 5.0 Beta 5.

I have only installed these on the ERE36B build (since I needed to use it to un-odex them) and haven't reverted back to CM 5.0 Beta 5 yet, but in theory they should work.

Tested on:

ERE36B Stock (with superboot image from modaco)

CM 5.0 Beta 5

To install these:

1. On any de-odex-ed ROM (Only tested on CM 5.0 Beta 5 by me, but should work on MoDaCo's or Enomther's)

- Nandroid first

- Flash this in recovery without wiping. http://www.mediafire.com/?tudmajtmwmt

2. On the ERE36B ROM -see instructions below-

- Adb is required

- Nandroid before trying.

adb remount
adb shell rm -r /system/app/Mms.apk
adb shell rm -r /system/app/Mms.odex (if it exists)
adb shell rm -r /system/app/HtcCopyright.apk
adb shell rm -r /system/app/Vending.apk
adb shell rm -r /system/app/Vending.odex (if it exists)
adb push Mms.apk /system/app/
adb push Vending.apk /system/app/
adb push HtcCopyright.apk /system/app/
adb shell reboot

HtcCopyright.apk

http://www.mediafire.com/?nzzozjgwtmz

Mms.apk

http://www.mediafire.com/?y5mggjzzi2m

Vending.apk

http://www.mediafire.com/?wyizmtvttdg
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] mohsin125:
whst does it do? and what is odexed?
[Windows Mobile Themes] elshur:
no matter ;)
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] kaiya215:
anyone have any suggestions... i need one thats kinda stable with not a whole lot of lag with primo features... =]

thanks in advance.

moved from development
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] superjin17:
MLIGN 3.2b is really fast and pretty stable in my opinion.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] bunu:
Hero ROM= MLIGN 3.2B but you need to flash twisted deport 1.0 right after flashing the ROM. no wiping in between. You can find the twisted deport in the MLIGN 3.3 thread.

Eclair ROM = KingKlick's latest 2.1 ROM or OpenEclair's latest 2.1 ROM. Very fast and stable and they both got a 99% working nexus launcher (all it is missing is the 3D roll effect) but they both have all the problems of an eclair ROM for the MT3G/g1. no camcorder or video playback since the drivers aren't released.
[Touch Pro CDMA] jbyers5355:
I have a raph500 and all the forums say it has crippled ram and in my eyes crippled means its there but you can't use it so i browsed the net and found this info here

pdadb.net/index.php?m=pdacomparer&id1=1389&id2=1311&id3=1386&id4=1547&del_id=1389[/url]

it says the raph500 has 192mb and only 113 is usable

and i also read about the XIP and how it controls everything including ram addresses and blocks so i was wondering if it is possible to get that info from the XIP on the phones with the same ram size (raph100,raph110,diam400) and put it in for the raph500 to use the rest of the ram i dont have the knowledge to do this to try it out its just an idea that makes sense if some one finds a way to do this i am willing to help any way i can

sorry for the lack of grammar
[Touch Pro CDMA] antjc80:
It is crippled because everyone else has 288 MB RAM. Usable RAM is Base memory minus OS Load = Usable. For example, on my TP2 I have 288MB Ram ... System steals 100 MB, leaving 188..... open processes use 90 so I have only 98 out of 288. You would only have 6 MB free in this same scenario. Hope this helps.
[Touch Pro CDMA] slave13:
question

first off i have touch pro verizon and i'm trying to find some or some way to uncripple my phone if possible. i have raph 800 (i believe) and its unlocked and where can i get raph 500 so that i can put it on my phone and what is the difference be 500 and 800.
[Touch Pro CDMA] antjc80:
Touch Pro and Touch Pro 2 are all the same guts (288 MB RAM and 528 MB ROM)

You cannot "uncripple" your phone. Sorry it is just the way Verizon ordered them from HTC.

RAPH 800 (288MB RAM) is the sprint touch pro. RAPH 500 (192 MB RAM) is Verizon. So you already have a RAPH 500. These device codes are specifically different varieties that HTC makes per order of the Telecom Company...... nothing you can do to change it.

Sorry, but your only option for a fast system is to find a Light Rom. You may want to check out Lunacie on PPCGeeks. He makes a pretty good light rom for the Touch Pro.
[Touch Pro CDMA] slave13:
is it possible to have raph 800 on a verizon phone?
[Touch Pro CDMA] antjc80:
not anymore. Used to be able to have verizon re-program your ESN..... but they wont do it anymore. If you used some creative web searching, there is also information about *faking* certain information to get a sprint phone on verizon network. (or you could use any other CDMA carriers phone.)
[Touch Pro CDMA] slave13:
i have a phone from 08, but you said that its not possible to do anymore?
[Touch Pro CDMA] antjc80:
Please see above comment about "creative searching" if you look on either google or this site about changing providers and keeping your phone, you would be amazed what you can find.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] OrganizedFellow:
Scenario: I am at work. It's lunchtime. I'm in the breakroom. My N1 is sitting next to my soda can. Aw damn, I need a napkin.

So I step away from the table to grab a few napkins. A jealous iPhoneMcLovin "friend" tries to grab my phone to hide it while my back it turned.

My beloved N1 emits an ear splitting siren, my shocked pal freaks and laughs nervously.

Hahaha.

Is there such an app?

I'd gladly pay for an app like that!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] mattyboy247:
I believe there is an app like this... I don't have my phone on me (at work) but I am sure you can find it on the market. Look for Watchdog or something along those lines.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] elio:
Sheriff Android, free in market
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] OrganizedFellow:
Sheriff Android, Sheriff Android Lite.

Seems like it's exactly what i am looking for, but not found in Market.

hhmm
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] elio:
http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-gmail-jaggersoftware-sheriffandroid-jtnx.aspx

although I got mine from the market...
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Jeffmeister:
I have an HTC MyTouch3g and I was trying to install the Cyanogenmod I was following the instructions on their wiki.

I got up to the point where I had to download App installer and then install Flash Recovery. Well I can do that but when I try to do the backup it says "backup failed" and it happens instantly.

Anyone got any input?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] ky0nkyon:
Did you downgrade your mytouch to 1.5?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] wakkigy:
Samething happened to me. You must downgrade to 1.5 first which then allow you to Flash Recovery.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
Ok, I like to cook my own Appelflap rom :p. Just for myself. I thought it was a good idea to start with the 2.07 rom and just strip all the unnessecary packages, nothing more and nothing less.

Is there a easy way to start this project up or do I really have to delve in all those documentation about rom-cooking :) No really, I'm asking myself if there's a pragmatic way of cooking my own rom by starting from a base rom, strip some software and eventually, when I'm in the mood and have some time, teach myself some advanced stuff, like adjusting the os, drivers, manila etc.

Maybe someone can give me some pointers so I can get a head start. If it can't be done, if I really have to work my way through all that rom-cooking documentation, please let me know also.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] gianton:
+1 on that. i am also interested in an easy way of cooking a rom.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] wouterg2:
In dutch for Appleflap:

Hmmm. Ik zou het echt niet weten. Laatst zag ik wel een manier maar dat was toch iets te ingewikkeld!

EDIT: Gevonden! Kijk in tread 622230 (Gewoon bovenin na ?t= invullen)

De benodigde documenten zijn engels!

In English:

Hmmm. I don't know. I saw earlier a method, but that was too difficult.

EDIT: Founded! Tread no. 622230
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
Ok, I have the ingredients

LOL, just dumped my first rom. I'm feeling like a baby coming into this world

Ok, that part was easy :)

In case someone is interested:

1. Extract a signed (official or test) rom with Winrar (or..) and have the RUU_signed.nbh file ready. I extracted the 2.07 test rom.

2. Then (or before, whatever you like) extract Ervius Visual Kitchen (get it here) to a folder

3. Then (or before, whatever you like) read the following guide with a lot of impatience Sous-Chef's Guide till post nr. 4 (this one)

(I think, pragmatically spoken, one can read the info before this post when it is needed)

I'm now going to follow the rest of the Sous-Chef's guide, because I think it is really well written for newbies....

Maybe some newbies wants to jump in so we can start our own cooking class. I'm sure some chefs will help us out if we are making a mess of it :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] xmoo:
If you download a Kitchen what is based on the 2.07 ROM, then it's easy.

But building your own Kitchen.. Can take some time.

GL
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
Ok, that's a good tip. Don't like to waste time. Where can one download a 2.07 based kitchen?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Peter Deijnum:
i can upload my kitchen, but making a kitchen is easy not more than 5 min work !

PM Als je vragen hebt mijn engels is niet zo super...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] wouterg2:
Ik merk het! Kunnen we hier geen DUTCH TREAD van maken?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
5 min work? Ok, I can miss that amount of time. I have dumped the 2.07 rom and now i'm copying all the folders to the root directory of the ervius visual kitchen folder. Do I have now a "2.07 based kitchen"?

Peter, I hope when it gets really messy I can ask your help. For now I'm going to follow the sous-chefs guide. Is that a good idea? Or do you know some better guides.

(Dutch answers are welcome, I will translate into appelflap-english :p )
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
Geen probleem. Als anderen daar geen probleem mee hebben? Moet kunnen.

Ik zou af en toe wat engelse vertalingen kunnen maken in mijn beperkte engels voor al die anderen die zo slecht nederlands spreken hier.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Peter Deijnum:
Give me a few (2) hours I wil make a kitchen for u !
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
2 hours, and you just said 5 minutes :) But that would be really nice Peter!

Meanwhile I'm going to mess up my own kitchen :p (I'm back at step 1, copied the dump folder but some files couldn't be copied because the kitchen was still open/running)

@wouterg1: How are you doing? Have you dumped a rom yet. It is really easy. (the description of the folders at the beginning of the sous-chef guide are making sense when you dumped a rom. [DUTCH]Geleuter of SYS, EXT etc folder gewoon skippen. Nadat je een dump hebt verschijnen die folders pas[/DUTCH])
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] anomandrus:
I would appreciate a link to that one!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] fards:
if your using evk then you dont need to to copy anything as it sets everything up in the dump folder. in theory any way

do take time to read theres lots of info out there

if you just want to

rebuild the dump then you will need to recmod ntfconfig. read up on what recmod does, but as your using evk you can take the file straight out off the folder paste it somewhere like your desktop. delete the original ntfconfig folder and move the file back in to the notification manager files folder.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Peter Deijnum:
@ appelflap Still uploading i got 28KB :mad:, i will sent u pm when ready...

But fards is right making with EVK is very easy ! U can do this in 5 min !
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Steve0007:
Cooking a rom is pretty much easy.

Cooking a good/excelent Rom is another thing :rolleyes:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] B4PJS:
+1 on that! Still trying after a year :p
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Z900:
Appelflap en Peter,

Ben er ook sinds een paar dagen mee bezig....met EVK, om er iets van te proeven hoe het in zijn werk gaat.

Na pagepool aanpassingen etc volgens de SOUS-chefs guide,

kreeg ik een foutmelding "too many packages" na [create ROM].

Alles leek verder wel OK.

(Vroeger in C geprogrammeerd en ik hou niet zo van "warnings" messages etc...) ^^

Ga deze thread volgen !
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
Thanks. You're right, there isn't any need to copy the dump.

I'm trying to read up, but there's a lot of info. Basically what I want to do is to remove some packages, adding some of my own and set the device up the way I do it now after I flash a new rom (tweaking the reg, moving some start menu folders, creating a couple of shortcuts, changing the bootscreens etc.) Nothing more really. I'm assuming that the base rom is running just fine for my purpose right now. No need to alter the cache, page pool etc etc.

What do you think, is it worthwhile to cook for just this purpose? Do I have to delve deeper into altering page pools, XIPs, cache's? I mean, doesn't the rom slow down when you just dump it, remove some stuff from it, recompile it and flash it again?

(Comments from other chefs are also very welcome)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] rambo12345:
hi ,

did you see this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=622230

sparkienl and kwbr post there his ready to build kitchens and a lot of guides
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
Om te beginnen wil ik het simpel houden. Wat ik wil is een gestripte rom zonder enige aanpassingen aan de geheugenmanagement, cab-autentificatie etc. etc. Helaas kwam ik erachter dat precies daar de sous-chef guide over ging.

Ben nu op zoek naar een gids om wat pakketjes te strippen, wat pakketjes van mezelf toe te voegen, wat "setup" dingetjes te doen etc. Pas als me dit lukt. Wanneer ik een rom heb die voor mijn doel praktisch is ingericht ga ik pas kijken naar wat low-level systeem aanpassingen. Ik ga zeg maar een ei bakken. Weinig haute cuisine, wel lekker!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] chrisvor:
I would be VERY interested in using this as well. I'm a long-time user of custom roms for all my HTC's (Hermes, TyTN, Touch Pro, and now my beloved HD2) but always there were things that I did not like in all the ROMS I tried. Plus I have too many settings / programs I always install after a flash, that recently I avoid flashing as it takes too much time to bring the device back to my "working" condition :)

I'm a developer by profession, but never had the time to start cooking myself. Maybe now it's a good time to start :)

Could you please send me the download link as well?

Also I downloaded all the files from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=469420, but I dont have anything that resembles the folder structure described in http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=533423.

Will your kitchen for 2.07 include all the files required to have a fully working kitchen for HD2 based on 2.07?

Thanks for any/all answers :)

Chris
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
Thanks! But I'm hoping to get some informed directions here from others, in reaching my goal. I just read the Sous-chefs guide for example and had to conclude that the things described there aren't really what I want (at this moment). So that's a lot of waste of time :)

But thanks for the pointer
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] rambo12345:
you are welcome

you can download one of the kitchens what sparkie has posted and start with a base rom.

1 delete the ext package

2 delete sys packages

3 delete msxipkernel

and start adding your own sys or ext packs like one from 2.07

You can always add or delete what you like or what you need

ow and take a look at this thread too its for manila

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=584978
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
Thank you! Just what I was searching for. If I manage to get some basic stuff done, I'm posting my results back here with some pointers for other beginning sous-sous-sous-chefs.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Z900:
Appelflap,

Als ik het goed begrepen heb zou Peter een basic HD2 ROM SETUP voor beginners kunnen uploaden voor gebruik in EVK ? (Zou mooi zijn !)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] kurniawan77:
ik zal deze thread een beetje bijhouden. een visual kitchen zou ook wel leuk zijn....
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
Peter mailde mij de volgende link naar zijn snel in elkaar gezette keuken:

Kitchen 207

Hij zal morgen een betere keuken in elkaar zetten.

----

English: Above is a link to the 2.07 kitchen Peter has promissed to set together. It is a rough set up. Tomorrow he will post a better one.

I post this link here with Peters permission. So don't worry :p
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Redmen:
@Appelflap, about your cooking class: I would like to join.

Since this 2.07 ROM i would like to make my own ROM to.

Can i join, if you start this cooking class?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] appelflap:
lol , of course you can join. But there's really nothing going on here :)

I'm in the proces of learning it myself and thought that it was a good idea to do this with others. So join if you like to start for yourself, and ask in this thread if you have some questions. And, please show the progres you are making while making your steps in cooking your first rom.

To show you the progress i've made, here a little overview:

First I formulated a goal: I want a ROM that is really close to a basic rom, but without some (software) packages. (I think this goal is feasible and more then that when I can get it done it will give me some feeling of the basic process). I would like to call this a hello world rom.

Second, I dumped my first ROM: see the 4th post in this thread. Really, you must do that too. It gives you the feeling that you're on your way. (It is simple, but as a newbie you think you are doing some hot stuff. )

Third, I studied the sous-chef guide (find a link in the 4th post) to give me some impression of the basic building blocks a decompiled rom is build of. (i.e. the folders in the dump)

That's pretty much it. I didn't spend much time yet, but I'm on my way... :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Redmen:
Sounds great and it seems like a good approach. I'll start next week cause im pretty busy atm.

Thanks for the advice! Bedankt!