yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] supreme kyo:
Hi everybody,

in the first place, here it is 2 mirrors for downloading:

http://www.filefactory.com/file/b2991a2/n/21630_v2_Manila2D_1919_By_Sun_Dream.7z
http://www.4shared.com/file/h97A_dW6/21630_v2_Manila2D_1919_By_Sun_.html

First impressions:

Well after playing with it a while, i think that the rom is very smooth for the BA. sometimes it get slow, but i can tell you i did try other roms in the past and they were slower.

1st Install:

Installed the first 4 cabs, i did added the location weather (but i did not update location weather). Installed the rest of the cabs and got not working manila!

2nd Install:

same as first but i justed updated the location weather between step 4 and 5 and all worked fine

I got some questions (Maybe newbie style) if someone can help, i appreciate.

- On browser tab, launch browser icon doen't work, the two bottom buttons also and can't see Opera i installed . is this normal?

- On Map Search tab, well nothing work except add a localisation. after that i can click on the locatisation and Maps button and nothing happen (Maps is installed)

- 30mn after reboot, wifi is connected but i can't get no internet no more. the only way to make it work is soft reboot :S

-24h clock?

Keep up the good work sun_dream.

Just a question for Chefs! If manilla is integrated in the rom, rom will be faster and less buggy (more compatible)?

Best Regards
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] egzthunder1:
To answer most of your questions in one shot... you need M2DC (Manila2D Customizer), which will allow you to fix most of the issues that you have with Manila. Google Maps has to be installed prior to installing Manila for it to work.

I am not sure I completely understand your issue with Internet.

Lastly, M2D is too big to be cooked in 6.5 for the BA. It can speed up things a bit, but the whole UI simply doesn't fit, so it is not possible (Afaik) to cook it in for a BA rom.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] Nakamichi:
:confused: What's the use of this wRamdisk? can store data but get deleted after s reset?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] dajdogg2:
i am having the same problem but with xp, and manila wont run longer then 10 to 20 minutes after installing, wifi doesnt work well either, i thought at first it was my BA but i flash a previous version ive had on it and no problems
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] jonrols:
hello sun, question after i installed this rom i cant able to do pc_sync after putting ba into dock sync disconnect and memory card is not often detected by BA i have 2gb sd card. pls help
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] Chef_Tony:
you have a pm.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 ROM Development] ammar:
Same here! No Sync! i have tried everything! disabled the advanced network option , disabled the Fast data sync option , nothing worked!
[HD2 General] snerkler:
Since updating to the latest ROM 1.66 some of my SMS have not been received by my recipients. I've never had this issue before. I know this was a major problem a while ago, but was fixed with the previous ROM. Has anyone else had this on ROM 1.66? If so how do you fix it?

Also, I read on previous threads that the messages got stuck in the outbox, where do I find this to see if mine are stuck there?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] HungSonCD:
Who has the best Rom 2k5 for Uni? I ask, I need it for video calls and mms
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] orb3000:
Welcome to forums

There is no such "best ROM"

What is best for me could not be for you!

Try them all and decide for yourself the best for you.

For VC only WM5 and one semi working WM6

Read and Search is the key

Good luck,
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] HungSonCD:
[QUOTE = orb3000; 5.596.983] Welcome to forums

There is no such "best ROM"

What is best for me could not be for you!

Try them all and decide for yourself the best for you.

For VC only WM5 and one semi working WM6

Read and Search is the key

Good luck, [/ QUOTE]

Give me, ROM running fast, stable, nice interface. a video call, if the WM6 or 6.1 is good
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] -Jonny-:
As orb pointed out, if you want video call, you are limited to WM5.

Here's a good one... thread

However, I'm sure you've already seen that after reading through orb's Guides & Ref's :rolleyes:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro ROM Development] enigma1nz:
I say the best WM5 for your Uni is the one is came with.
[TG01 Themes and Apps] ady_uaic:
does someone has the wait animated cursor, the original one from tg01? 'cause i have installed some apps, and now is the one from wm5, the boring one.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
I just thought i would start a thread to say wow!! these new servers are rather snappy!

anyone else feel the same?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] skipbarker:
Much faster. Thanks! :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] DaveShaw:
Why not let the admins know, instead :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=631442

Dave
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] asusm930:
heyy im new here,

just wondering can anyone give me a link to wm 6.5 rom for asus m930

or can anyone cook one ( haaaa thts soo not gonna happen -__- )

its a wm smartphone and im using wm 6.1 at the moment

the rom the russian 4pda forum is not an option. its too buggy and stuff

ive been searching for a very very very very long time for cooked roms for the phone

thanks in advance =)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] LoGaY:
yeah....

i live in Indonesia....

waiting for WM6.5
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] asusm930:
asus has said that it will not develop wm6.5 for asus m930

and by the looks of it there wont be a wm6.5 rom for the phone except the one @ the 4pda russian forum, (i cant post the link here =/)

since the forum is in Russian its hard to contact the rom developer to ask about future development of wm6.5 for asus m930

the reason im not using the rom is you cant change the sliding panel (add new panels) and the only editable panel is the " setting " panel

the rom has no office mobile, wmp was removed but visually the rom is stunning

ohh well, were even lucky that theres someone even cooking a rom for the m930

im now looking forward to buy a htc s740 (but the s740 is also missing a wm6.5 rom but from what ive read in the s740 forum it is under development =D) which is similar to the m930 design wise, and has a more powerful processor than the asus, but for now the m930 will do for me =)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glithramir:
Hi.

Does anyone know or can find out exactly what the three pins are used for? +5v, GND and control(and how to us it)?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ztm.000:
ummmm..... seriously?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glithramir:
Yes, If I ever want to build a custom dock or whatever.

I have searched and found no documentation about the small docking pins so far.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SilentMobius:
I second this.

I'd like to know which is +5v, gnd and what resistance (to ground) is expected on the control point to mimic the desktop dock
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DayBlur:
My results

I plan on making a charging-only dock as well. Here's what I measured on the Google dock pins (my numbering).

1 - 5V

2 - CTL

(mic port)

3 - GND

There's about 5.2V (no load) at the dock between pins 1 and 3. The dock also measures 10kohm between pins 2 and 3. It seems pretty straight forward, and there don't seem to be any other interesting or unexpected voltage or resistance values between other pin combinations.

The phone does start charging fine when applying an external 5V on pins 1 and 3, but I have been unable to force it into the dock mode. I have connected an external 10k resistor between pins 2 and 3 both with and without power applied to the charging pins with no luck. Any ideas? I just played with it for a few minutes, but I'll post if I figure anything out when I get back to it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diversificationied:
When you manually put the charge on, does that affect the bluetooth settings?

I'm thinking maybe when it has a charge through the pins it activates bluetooth so it can pair with the docks bluetooth, and that activates the dock mode?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Red MacGregor:
nexus dock

is pretty damn cool...

when i get a chance this weekend, i'm going to hook up a meter to the pin-outs and see what it's doing with the 3rd pin to force clock mode
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mautai916:
that would be awesome :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhendrix11:
Ok so after reading some dock threads, I decided to contribute something useful to the discussion by taking my dock apart. Unfortunately, what I've found is bad news for a simple DIY dock. The middle pin looks to be a bit pattern toggled by the dock upon insertion of the phone.

The bottom trace is the full signal toggling. The top trace is zoomed in on the left side of the bottom trace.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glithramir:
Thank you very much!! Too bad tho...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
I interpreted the binary pattern, its saying "F*ck Apple"
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Red MacGregor:
grumble grumble..

beat me to it.. working too many hours for hobbies..
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DayBlur:
Awesome, thanks for the info. I haven't been able to get back to additional testing or taking mine apart yet.

1. How hard was the dock to take apart? Did it just require peeling off the rubber bottom and removing screws, or something more destructive?

2. I was wondering if you could post or email a higher resolution image of your annotated board layout - I couldn't quite make out some of the text in the upper left.

3. Does that bit pattern ever change, and is it bi-directional? That delay in the middle makes it look to me like a challenge-response. My random guess is that the phone sends that first pattern when it gets power on the dock pins, and then the dock (if connected) responds with some kind of identifier (home/car/etc). It should be pretty easy to replicate such a static pattern/response with a simple microcontroller...

Thanks,

James
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhendrix11:
1. It was very easy to take the dock apart. Remove 4 screws under the rubber bottom and you get to the PCB. Remove 1 screw to take the pcb out. You can disconnect the wire harness that connects the PCB to the 3 dock pins very easily.

2. Original high res photo is in the attached zip file.

3. I hooked 5V between the pwr and gnd pins on the phone without the dock, and a 10k resistor from the middle pin to GND. Upon connecting the 5V, the phone outputs 9 pulses @ 25Hz. However, that doesn't really jive with the timing from my previous scope captures, so maybe I wasn't looking at the whole picture connected through the dock. I don't feel like taking my dock apart again tonight, but I'll see about some further investigation this weekend.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiberiumx:
Anyone have a logic analyzer? The transferred data could be captured and decoded. It probably wouldn't be too tough to code up a microcontroller to interact with it for a DIY dock if we knew what it was saying.

If anyone wants to send me a dock, I could hook it up to mine and try to get a binary dump. :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
The previous image of the waveform looks like it could be a "tone burst", or being square wave, its just 10101010101010101010.

It could be used to prevent bounce using a simple circuit on the recieving side like this:

________
in out ____| |_______
>------||--+----/\/\/\/\------>
|
+---||----+
+ |
|
GND
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhendrix11:
Here are some better scope captures. The 25Hz pulse train output from the phone only occurs if it's not connected to a dock. If there's a dock present, you get the bit patterns from my original post.

Next I have to figure out if this is bi-directional.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rashid11:
N1 is prolly sending the bursts every few secs, so that when it is placed into a dock, the dock detects presence of N1.

This is where it could get interesting. Since N1 communicates to the dock via BT, it might need to know the dock's BT Device ID (MAC-address-like) - so that it doesn't end up pairing with a different dock that your coworker has in an adjacent cube . So may be what the dock sends back after detecting the N1 is in fact its BT ID ?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brotbuexe:
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=ke...334736426c8b33;hb=android-msm-2.6.29-nexusone

Could this source explain whats going on?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rotohammer:
It sure looks like it. It looks like the signal is a 1 wire interface, using MFM encoding to send a small set of commands and results back and forth between the dock and the phone.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rashid11:
And it looks my theory is correct, there's a function to decode/show BT device ID in there :)

================

static ssize_t bt_addr_show(struct device *dev, struct device_attribute *attr,

362 char *buf)

363 {

364 int ret;

365 u8 bt_addr[6];

366

367 ret = dock_acquire(&ds);

368 if (ret < 0)

369 return ret;

370 ret = dock_read_multi(&ds, DOCK_BT_ADDR, bt_addr, 6);

371 dock_release(&ds);

372 if (ret < 0)

373 return ret;

374

375 return sprintf(buf, "%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x:%02x\n",

376 bt_addr[0], bt_addr[1], bt_addr[2],

377 bt_addr[3], bt_addr[4], bt_addr[5]);

378 }
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stumo5:
Its a bummer about the bluetooth ID code being needed to enter docked mode. But at least we have charging via the 2 outer pins. That should save some wear and tear on the micro USB, which I actually constantly worry about each time I plug in.

So what I'm planning to do is settle on a decent silicon type case for the phone. Then somehow mount some contacts inside the case permanently to the N1 pins. And bring out those connections through the case to the outside. Then they can go into a custom moulded dock (ie. clay) using some more reliable contacts.

EDIT: Thinking about this some more last night, I've decided what I'm gonna do....

1. Make a custom clay sit-in dock, shaped to hold the silicone cased phone, along the lines of the original google dock.

2. Before it is hardened, insert 2 long good quality gold pins (eg. from a lemo connector or similar) protruding from the clay dock in the correct positions and length. The pins will be long enough to pass through 2 small holes I make in the silicon phone case and contact the N1 charge pads.

3. wire it all up to a USB cord.

The small holes I make in the silicone case will help locate and guide the pins/phone to make the connection onto the N1 pads.

Now I just need to decide on a decent N1 case.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] obadvw:
Can someone write application to emulate that the phone is in car dock or desk dock without physically being in the dock?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrisboyle:
In Froyo at least, yes, this is possible, and may already have been done. Here is the API:

http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/UiModeManager.html
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kittka:
Stumo5, check out my charging dock instructable at Instructables dot com, search for Charging Nexus One Dock. I've recently made an acrylic version that looks pretty sweet.

I just made holes in the cover where the pin connections are, and used those spring pins to make it connect.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edyweber:
voltages

Hi..

Can you tell me voltage you applied to the pins and which pins did you use?

thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Read the 1st page of the thread. The pinout is clearly stated there.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edyweber:
Thanks a lot!!!!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gcbxda:
amazing how that code is weird.

Mostly bit juggling and no documentation. The only comment reads:

if (dock_read()) {
/* Allow some time for the dock pull-down resistor to discharge
* the capasitor.
*/
msleep(20);
if (dock_read()) {

good english apart, i'm not sure what trigger that code by calling dock_acquire(), but it has a slight smell of a bad race condition.

and yes, i'm thinking about hacking that to allow a 'custom dumb dock' to be easily built. just have to get one weekend of pure boredom. or maybe some motivation if someone start build said dock
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ͘Jan:
Doesn't it depends if you need bluetooth? If you don't need it there might be another way. The first byte is the dockid(docktype) byte: if we make sure the first bit is one for dock_mains and the last bit is probabbly if it's a car or desktop dock.(but might be flipped if it is big endian), So you might just as wel put a 1-signal on it. Or just some voltage, dependable on how mfm_decode works and if it uses a clock signal. the other bytes are bluetooth, so it won't really matter.

if (!vbus_present || dock_acquire(&ds))
475 goto no_dock;
476
477 if (ds.dock_connected_unknown) {
478 /* force a new dock notification if a command failed */
479 switch_set_state(&dock_switch, 0);
480 ds.dock_connected_unknown = false;
481 }
482
483 dockid = dock_read_single(&ds, DOCK_TYPE);
484 dock_release(&ds);
485
486 pr_info("Detected dock with ID %02x\n", dockid);
487 if (dockid >= 0) {
488 msm_hsusb_set_vbus_state(0);
489 dock_mains = !!(dockid & 0x80);
490 switch_set_state(&dock_switch, (dockid & 1) ? 2 : 1);
491 goto done;
492 }
[TG01 ROM Development] serialkillazzs:
hi, all just thought i would start a thread asking people what bugs they notice on their windows mobile 6.5 TG01 devices.

I will start of with main problems

1. Radio stack- call quality eratic

2. In call volume low

3. Speaker volume low ringtones= noticed sms tone lower than call ringtone

strange

4. 20% battery restriction come on toshiba were not 2 year olds

5. screen switching of seconds into call>hitting power button to resume

screen

and end call>what the f****k!!!!

6. ringtones on sd card out of folder>can we select them when IN a sd

ringtone folder>i thought they fixed this years ago!!

7. GPS apparently disconnecting after 10-20mins

8. rom in general unstable

any other bugs guys then just get listing
[TG01 ROM Development] bojan6:
Don't forget we need to find a unlocking metod.

I have my still locked because if I unlock by code. There no more interest in ulocking..

But about other bugs I don't know realy. My TG01 work purfect may be has some little bug who we can solve with time. General I think is just a dizain of the software.
[TG01 ROM Development] serialkillazzs:
if you are looking phone sim unlocked then check out TG01 forum on modaco for details. £10 to unlock.

if you are waiting for sim unlocking software then i think you are in for a long wait!!

another bug

can we have an accurate battery life indicator,

odd that you can restart device and get extra 10% battery life. which is quite fun when the rom locks you out at 20% battery life on wifi

also quite odd that the 20% battery lock suspends wifi/camera, BUT not music and videos. i would have thought having the screen on with backlight video on, and speaker running would drain battery more. what idiot thought of that!!
[TG01 ROM Development] useyourfist:
for

2 and 3 try srswow 3 cab over at modaco

4. makes me want to scream

5. you just have to double tap screen to activate screen a little message comes up and tells you (but you would have phone on your ear when message comes up) stupid toshiba.

6. not that i know of i just edit them in mp3 prog and put them in tone folder

again annoying but its that or there stupid tones

8. hopefully the cooked rom happens

mine are

10. phone randomly turning of

11. camera takes ages to start

12. "forgets" wep key all the time

i wont be getting a toshiba again il get the eventual hd3 when contract runs out in 1.6 years.
[TG01 ROM Development] serialkillazzs:
reply

tried those srs wow cabs and all are generally unstable!!

camera one is a bug tho
[TG01 ROM Development] serialkillazzs:
9.when taking video it seems very dark, light level needs a boost, aperature or somethin

proper video settings would work well, we have no white balance, colour etc nothing!!
[TG01 ROM Development] bojan6:
I don't wait any softwre just doing by my self :p
[TG01 ROM Development] adzman808:
Are you lookign for bugs that we all have? Or just wanting to compare people's experiences?

1 - totally - if nothing else can be fixed... fix this

2 & 3 - 'fixed' by WOW SRS HD ?? (certainly my volumes are acceptable, i did change somethign in the reg tho...)

4 - yeah & how does the BT stay on past the 20% (if it was already in operation) but the wifi doesn't

5 - this really should be turn off-able.. prob a coincidence, but when the screen switches off the call qual seems to drop..

6 - never tried this

7 - nor this (i use g maps for on the fly navigation)

8 - mine's ok....

9 - never had this... had some probs coming off standby b4 i installed SRS HD properly..

10 - 2 seconds for me - is that slow??

11 - not had this on any of the 3 wlan i connect too..

12 - never used video

13 - totally my work phone is hd2 & the camera on that is amazing, TG camera is embrassing

can i add

14 - i want to reject a call with sms msg

15 - i want to be rid all the orange ****e that the phone is stuck with, orange plus & boot up screen etc

16 - i want a sys tray icon for everything, don't share 2 'G' symbols between GPS/2G/3G/HSDPA/GPRS etc

17 - strange bug, my file browser (ie change today screen click "browse" NOT file explorer) can't see my mem card

18 - win logo some times displayed on lock screen, sometimes not - tapping it does nothing !!

i'm sure i can think of more...

cheers

Adam
[TG01 ROM Development] jeams:
- random self-restart/reboot are what piss me the most off (specially when you are making a call!).
[TG01 ROM Development] mcklane1:
I had many of them when I was trying HTC sense (2.1 or 2.5), now with the default WM6.5 screen I do not get any more random reboots.
[TG01 ROM Development] jeams:
i use spb mobile shell...
[TG01 ROM Development] snomc:
buggin issue

I've noticed my tg01 is so much more stable since I turned of the auto orientation, it used to freeze 3 to 5 times a day, now I hav'nt had to soft reset it for weeks.

I am looking forward to see what development the XDA people can do to get this amazing piece of hardware running smooth, fast & sweet.
[TG01 ROM Development] pitagorasz:
Hi

Your probleme at point 10 (phone randomly turning of) it's caused by SRS_WOW( this is still not a stable and compatible verzion for our TG01) . You must uninstall it and no more randomly turning off happends. I had that probleme too.
[TG01 ROM Development] jeams:
sorry but i don't have srs_wow and my tg01 (all of them actualy : waranty returns) had this shut down/reboot problems regardless the os (i.e wm6.1 or wm6.5) and regardless softwares installed on it.
[TG01 ROM Development] romunation:
Must say I had a lot of problems with SRS WOW being installed or which I lead to believe was the problem. My phone would restart itself every so often but it also didn't like going to sleep it just crashed and stayed in that state until you soft reset it.

I did a hard reset and installed the software that I found useful to myself, didn't install anything like the graphic driver update or SRS WOW and its working flawlessly apart from the call quality issues.

In regards to the above post if you've had a few tg01's and they are all randomly reseting its not a hardware fault with the phone, I'm sure it'll be software which is causing these problems.

I think the first and foremost problem that'll hopefully be fixed by the rom devs is the call quality issues since after all that's why people have a phone, to make phone calls.