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[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilkorn:
http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&rls=en&q=extract+nbh+file&sourceid=opera&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8

First link takes you back to xda.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sassyness77:
Thats the exact tool i tried but it isnt working right, just not doing it for me...im trying to fix it but anyone else have an idea?

When i try to extract the folders i type from the C:\NBH>

NBHExtract DREAIMG.nbh

and its states that DREAIMG.nbh isnt a valid nbh file could not open tempfile.dbh

I was thinking that the .nbh files from android might not work with the winmo type files and the tool...
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sassyness77:
please...i dont want to re root. ultimately if I must, I must.
[HD2 General] LuRock:
How about swipe for the HD2 dialer.
[Hero CDMA General] samrozzi:
ok just flashed gumbo 1.5c onto my phone, did bare then added sense ui. but i use google voice as my main number and that app is really slow, like the keyboard isnt responsive and its slow on startup. I am wondering if anyone else has experienced this?

or if 1.5c bare would have better speeds? because i do like sense but if bare will give better speeds I can do without sense.
[Hero CDMA General] fixxxer2008:
try fresh 1.1 with the custom gbhil kernel.
[Hero CDMA General] theresthatguy:
the phone would run a bit faster without sense. as i think sense takes up like 10 mb of your ram.

i have never experienced GV issues you mention. as far as the keyboard goes, it's separate apk from GV so i might be a keyboard issue not GV. have you tried a different keyboard?

also, i found ghil's kernel's mem killer settings to be a tad aggressive causing some issues for myself. perhaps you could try less aggressive settings and see if that helps you.

yeah he could switch to fresh but maybe he likes gumbo better? try a bit more tailored advice to really help people.
[Hero CDMA General] samrozzi:
in all honesty asfar as a rom goes, i mean id love 1.6 but i HAVE TO HAVEBT. but i really dont care i just want it fast, responsive and quick. Im fine with vanilla, espresso. dont care as long as its not ridiculous looking. i just want my GV to be quick along with other apps and texting
[Hero CDMA General] theresthatguy:
which version of GV are you running? have you tried something as simple as uninstalling and reinstalling?
[Hero CDMA General] samrozzi:
0.3.0 whatever is the most recent on the market.

i guess pretty much whatever is the fastest rom available.
[Hero CDMA General] bray424:
Maybe you could try tracking down an older version of GV, I've read several places saying 0.3.0 has compatibility issues with Android 1.5.
[Hero CDMA General] samrozzi:
well im gonna maybe try the stock keyboard?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=5612003#post5612003

and so does sense slow down the phone at all? or not to an amount you'd truly notice?
[Hero CDMA General] HeroMeng:
sense does slow down the phone. as said above, it takes up like 10mb of ram. the aosp roms are very fast, but they don't have BT and some people can't send sms.
[Hero CDMA General] samrozzi:
yeah id like to use th 1.6 build really bad but i HAVE to have bluetooth :/

and for texting and calling I use Google Voice so i heard that works
[Touch Cruise General] Darth Oro:
Hey guys, i recently got a Polaris and i want to update it to Windoes Mobile 6.5

Since i'm new to Roms and everything(and installing roms and that kinfa stuff looks hecking hard).

So i would like to ask if someone could get me a detailed tutorial on how to install a Rom.

Thanks, Darth Oro.
[Touch Cruise General] ikke008:
1) Install this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=351964

2) Choose a rom, read the comments, download it, and install.

Done.
[Touch Cruise General] Darth Oro:
Thank you man :)

That helped me soo much.

As i said b4, thanks, Darth Oro.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Lappie2010:
I have a rooted phone. Im going to the Daytona 500 this weekend and thought it would be cool to listen to the drivers and such. When I try to download the app from texting NASCAR to 7777 it says I dont have a compatible phone. I suspect due to the root.

Anyone have this app I can download and throw on.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] thedudejdog:
working on it
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] thedudejdog:
here ya go, just remove the .zip at the end, this site won't let you upload .apk files
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Lappie2010:
You sir, are the man.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] thedudejdog:
tell your friends.

EDIT: your LADY friends
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] gu1dry:
LMAO, bow-chicka-wow-wow :p
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] stylez:
Thread cleaned please don't feed the trolls :)

Back on topic
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] thedudejdog:
Does that app even work? I tried installing it and it just said "loading" for about 5 minutes.

But I guess its not a question of if it works or not its a question of getting the .apk

What exactly does it do
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Kcarpenter:
Where do these mods keep coming and disappearing from? They are like ninja-moderators.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] toastcfh:
I know right... hey I wanna be a flippin Mod. That would be sweet huh?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] gomorrah:
Pretty sure everyone would back you on this...
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Lappie2010:
The app worked great today. It allows me to listen to drivers and team chatter from the different cars.

Its a great app for Nascar fans, albeit, Im not a huge fan. But being at the Daytona 500 and being able to listen to the teams is fun. Its was a great race.

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] R2D2-AKU2:
No, it doesn't work or at least it is extremely buggy.

The app is sort of a portal for NASCAR news and also provides telemetry, scoring and audio feeds on race day. Its actually a great app if you're in to NASCAR (which I am) but its basically un-usable on android. It was slow on my blackberry but at least everything worked.

When I used it on my hero, the backlight would time out and the app would not update data. Also, it was just plain buggy with some screens not even loading.

I wish they would fix these issues.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] R2D2-AKU2:
Wow! I just upgraded to dc 2.1 and downloaded the Sprint cup mobile app and its running like a top. So fast and everything seems to work so far. Most functionality doesn't kick in until the race starts so i'll report back later but so far I'm just blown away. This is the way stuff is supposed to work!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] R2D2-AKU2:
I just wanted to follow up: the audio did not work during the race yesterday. No audio, no options, no nothing. Everything else I tested worked fine except there is no keep-alive option and the leaderboard is a little flakey when the phone wakes up. The audio may have been a Sprint problem. They are just as flakey as their software. Have to try again next week at Martinsville. :)
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Neupy:
any way too?

Any way to get this to work on Verizon?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] R2D2-AKU2:
Probably not. I'm guessing that data must pass through a Sprint proxy to prevent that. That's just speculation, though.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Neupy:
Yeah

Yeah it installs fine...but wont even run before sayin im not sprint or nextel. This is friggin stupid id pay sprint to use it. VZ had this app for years until Winston gave up the NASCAR sponsorship
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Babygage22:
Any clue what may be wrong with that apk thedudejdog? I have installed many apks and never had an issue. I install this NASCAR and it installs...but when I open it, the app just stays on the main screen and says its loading for 3 minutes or so...then it reboots my phone.

Any help?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Neupy:
Well if your not on Sprint it wont work. That's the issue some of us want fixed.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Babygage22:
Yes

I am on Sprint and it just loads and then reboots the phone after a while. It will probably never work on the other networks unless they pay Sprint a pretty penny.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Babygage22:
I found three separate apks on another thread. I am new here so I don't know how to spread the news. But this is obviously a huge issue. I put on the oldest apk I found which was titled "Nascar-old". Then I ran the update. It kept saying new apk "not installed". So then I went back and uninstalled everything Nascar. The new update I got was then reinstalled by itself. On the Sprint Network my Nascar app is now working flawlessly. I am posting the new updated apk. Hope this helps some peeps.

I am running CM6 on a CDMA Hero 2.2
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] eldercaddy:
Yes, that's right. I'll try it.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] billhilt:
request

any dev got a solution to get this to work on verizon
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] :
You'd probably get a better response asking or looking in a Verizon forum ;)

The real question is does anyone have the new release of the NASCAR app? The one posted here is old. There was a recent update for this season, but alas, CM7 makes Sprint's website not recognize the phone ;)
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Kevets:
I was wondering about that but I just tried to download on a stock device and got prompted for nascar09-prod-release.apk
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] mbergh22:
I would love to have that update as well
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] BTJustice:
Anyone ever get this to work?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] KnSports:
So if I root my phone I will be able to use the sprint cup moble app???Do I need to use a certain ROM???

---------- Post added at 03:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:36 PM ----------

So if I root my BoostMobile phone, I can use the "Sprint Cup Mobile" app?
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] arashed31:
Has anyone been able to extract the keyboard apk from the leaked Android 2.1 ROM? I've been using the HTC_IME.apk on my Moment for a long while and I'm getting tired of its slowness. I'm hoping the new ROM has had improvements to the keyboard that I can put on my phone.
[Off-topic] hilaireg:
An interesting article that I came across today; bolded some points that struck me as dangerous grounds ...

Sources:

http://www.metronews.ca/toronto/com...ifetime-ban-from-the-internet-it-could-happen

http://www.metronews.ca/toronto/comment/article/509570--the-orwellian-plan-to-track-your-music

http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2010/06/02/copyright-bill-clement-montreal.html?ref=rss

http://www.eff.org/issues/acta

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Counterfeiting_Trade_Agreement

Updates:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqE8SuLOQxo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2XPiqhN_Ns&annotation_id=annotation_910879&feature=iv

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=210429284986#!/group.php?gid=210429284986&ref=nf

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-10467337-38.html

http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/03/your-life-will-some-day-end-acta-will-live-on.ars

http://news.google.com/news/more?um=1&cf=all&ned=us&cf=all&ncl=d7q9CZNjAmTXtvMz0xI_8sjNmJ6cM

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6275575&postcount=40

* EDIT *

FYI; the EFF is a good starting point for those who decide they want to do something - they may also be able to recommend an equivalent organization in your country.
[Off-topic] untrueparadox:
thats pretty messed up. if it happens in the us, im sure itll end up in the supreme court and declared unconstitutional. this is way above what the powers the constitution granted to the government. after all, the government needs consent of the people or else its not a democracy anymore.
[Off-topic] hilaireg:
Unfortunately, since ACTA is considered to be an International treaty, it can be passed into law without public debate.

... and that's just the "tip of the iceberg". All one has to do is imagine the scenarios and since most of the treaty is being kept confidential, we don't know how far the reach and impact of the treaty will be. Here's a few other ongoings that most folks aren't aware of:

Rein In ACTA: Tell Congress to Open the Secret IP Pact

https://secure.eff.org/site/Advocacy?cmd=display&page=UserAction&id=420

In The News: Cellular User Privacy at Risk

http://www.eff.org/press/mentions
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Control is arriving to internet...

Wow,

It is amazing about this article.

I really hope this won't succeed, as this trespasses the limits of control and privacy.

As next meeting will be here in México, I´ll try to fond out more locally...
[Off-topic] galaxys:
Wow, definately hope this is a No Go :mad:
[Off-topic] Irishpride:
If this has any truth to it, yet another reason why i hate obammer
[Off-topic] zizou417:
I get the feeling though that for every ISP that followed the no-fly list, another ISP like Google's new high speed internet would let someone on that list connect.
[Off-topic] raghu13uk:
It reminds me of "Home Taping Is Killing Music. And It's Illegal" campaign.

And a opposing campaigns called,

"copyright is killing music - and it's legal"

"Home Taping is Skill in Music"

"Home Taping Is Killing the Music Industry: Killing Ain't Wrong"

Hope this doesn't become a law. If so, we may have to migrate to Iran (where there is no copyright law). :)
[Off-topic] hilaireg:
Let's say for the sake of argument that this treaty is passed ...

As the majority of services are paid via credit card or pre-authorized bank debit, it would seem to me that the person would never be able to get another Internet service under their true identity. Speculating further, the "no-fly" list would likely contain name, address, location, financial, and possibly other government information that establishes a person's unique identity - passport, birth certificate, etc. Some questions that come to mind:

Would this mean that the person would be banned from using cellular or other dial-up means to connect to the Internet?

Should the person use someone else's identify, would they be exposed to criminal prosecution and would the person who's identity was used be banned as well?

Taking it one step further; let's say some disgruntled person or company decides they want to shutdown a competitor, website, or other person, all they need to do is report the key stakeholder anonymously to the authorities (or governing body) a sufficient number of times so as to exceed the threshold ... and voila, banned! In a matter of a few calls, a person such as the owner of a website could be banned from accessing the Internet therefore taking down their website in the process.

Furthermore, countries could be "strong-armed" into adopting the treaty if they wish to conduct commerce over the Internet with countries that are part of the treaty.

:eek:
[Off-topic] raghu13uk:
I think, it is less likely that some thing like this treaty coming into existence.

I do not know about other developed countries. But, in developing and underdeveloped countries, virtually everyone uses the internet to share the music,movie,software.... So, if you ban all the people form the internet what business these ISPs and e-commerce people are going to do?:cool:

And you know, the major market are these countries due to their population. So, developed countries doesn't want to jeopardize their market.:confused:

May be, a stricter law to curb such copyright infringement can be applied. But, I hardly see effectiveness of these laws in developing and underdeveloped countries.

(May be China is more happier to apply such law and ban everyone form the internet. Which it is already doing with different means :eek:).
[Off-topic] the-equinoxe:
What a "Brave New World" we live in..
[Off-topic] Fallen Spartan:
hmmmmm, interesting read. Don't agree with this to be honest, but not much I can really do....... I wonder if this could be applied to spammers :p
[Off-topic] hilaireg:
Agreed; but how does one determine a true copyright violator? And obviously, it won't stop at audio and/or video. And what is the purpose of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) then? Was that act not supposed to be for this purpose? And how many companies/people are aware that the ACTA treaty is in the process of being finalised behind "closed doors"?

Of additional interest is the provision to empower border security such that they can search any/all electronic equipment. As the article points out, this means that no information is confidential. So if one happens to encounter a border security person having a "bad day", one could be faced with confiscation of their cellular phone or laptop as a result of not being able to prove that the information found on the device was legitimately paid for (ex: audio, video, application). Attempting to retrieve a wrongly confiscated item is costly both legally and personally.

Additionally, there are numerous articles on the Internet that already highlight the fact that most authorities have the means to bypass most encryption algorithms so as to extract the contents of hard drives and cellular devices. In some countries, it is even a federal offense to use certain depths of encryption - for the longest time, France only permitted 40-bit encryption.

Imagine this scenario;

You're browsing the Internet while waiting for your flight. You happen to connect to a compromised website which redirects you to several pornographic websites. An announcement over the PA system announces that your flight has been moved to a different gate and you realize that the gate is at the opposite end of the airport.

You close your laptop, stuff it in the bag and rush to the new gate just in time to see that people are boarding the plane. You board the plane, stow you laptop and later during the flight, you turn it on to do some work and then stow it away again forgetting to clear your history and browser cache.

When you arrive at your destination, border security instructs you to provide your electronic devices for scanning. During the scan, they discover the browser cache full of pornographic images.

Now what?

Imagine this other scenario;

What happens if this treaty provides large corporations with the power they require to close down websites that are considered hostile to their revenue or websites that provide information on how circumvent mechanisms that are in their products? And what happens if the treaty empowers the authorities to obtain all of the trace-back information of all of the people who frequented such a website so as to ban/prosecute them?

:eek:
[Off-topic] Badwolve1:
If they do this, i'm gonna sue someone important!!!
[Off-topic] HeroMeng:
I would NOT want to see this thing passed. It's our internet, and they don't have the right to kick us off of it. Watch this video on the topic here, this one is more likely to happen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqE8SuLOQxo
[Off-topic] havocfromimm:
What happened to that law that stated we could use any type of music/media as long as we don't make a profit on it?! this is so wrong imo. Sorry saw this thread and had to join.
[Off-topic] fiktion:
I would much rather see tax dollars going to matters of national security, and helping the job market right now, then pay for big expensive servers that dedicate their time to crawling through everyone's internet, filtering out everything that's deemed "bad." What if you have say, a niece or nephew, that comes over to your house frequently and gets on the computer. They in turn download music, or go a a forbidden website, or something stupid like that, more than a few times. Bam! Your banned for life because of your brother or sister's child's mistake? I would be furious.

I can not see this going into effect without a HUGE public uproar. From us, as consumers, but also from the ISP companies. They will start taking HUGE revenue losses because of this.

Oh, and the border filtering... you've GOT to be freakin kidding me, right? Before I say any of this, let me make it perfectly clear that I am no racist. I either love, or hate people based on their personalities and actions. Okay, not a racist? Understood. Okay. Why not, instead of filtering electronic devices through the borders, they protect the borders a little better? I'm all of immigration, let them all come over, if they want, but make them do it the legal way. That's all. If that technology filter is applied at our borders, then I can see a huge uproar from a lot of racists, and non-racists, in the Texas, California areas.

There are way too many holes in this. It'd be like trying to hold water in a mesh container. In it's current state, there's no way this will be effective.
[Off-topic] orb3000:
2012: The Year The Internet Ends

This will happen:confused:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2XPiqhN_Ns&annotation_id=annotation_910879&feature=iv
[Off-topic] galaxys:
You won't be alone, let's make it a Class Action lawsuit!
[Off-topic] rorytmeadows:
I'm sure there will be plenty of constitutional lawyers ready to pounce on this one...
[Off-topic] rorytmeadows:
Facebook Group to get the word out...

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=210429284986#!/group.php?gid=210429284986&ref=nf

"1,000,000 strong against the ACTA"
[Off-topic] hello00:
That wouldn't even help a bit..
[Off-topic] rorytmeadows:
Honestly, this won't pass by the constitutional lawyers and could go to the Supreme Court.

If you think this will pass without incident, you're wrong.

In order to start to get lawyers horny about this, you have to talk about it and make it public concern.

What better way than to do it with the world's most popular social network.
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Let´s do something together!

Great idea!

I´m in!

How we can do this bigger?

;)

Damn right!:)
[Off-topic] rorytmeadows:
I had to add this to my signature. Everyone needs to get the word out about this, otherwise, it will progress without protest.
[Off-topic] Fallen Spartan:
Not sure how much it'll help, but I've joined ;)
[Off-topic] rorytmeadows:
Well, the only thing to do is getting the word out. Once the public causes an uproar, the press will follow, and maybe push for some answers to our questions...
[Off-topic] poetryrocksalot:
Unless the U.S. simply says no?
[Off-topic] hilaireg:
AFAIK, the ACTA treaty is a U.S. initiative.
[Off-topic] poetryrocksalot:
Then downloaders are ****ed. But who cares, I'm going to finish college, get a job and be able to afford all the music I want.

Although it does take away some freedom, but it's just like any law, if you steal a potato, the cops have the right to pin you down. If you steal music, then yeah, the cops will get you.

But what makes this difficult is what makes sharing legal? 'cause it seems decent to share your games CD, DVDS, and music and such in the real world, but if you get it from the internet then you're in trouble?
[Off-topic] rorytmeadows:
I agree with 50% of what you're saying. I agree that when things are stolen, they are stolen, but there are a lot more innocent people than you think when it comes to this stuff. There are more people buying illegal copies of Windows and Office and they do not know it's illegal than there are people actively using illegal copies with insight. Plus, laws/treaties like these say don't go making "mix tapes" for your girlfriend anymore. Any shared music, even if you send a song to a friend for them to give a listen. That is complete bull****. I don't listen to a lot of music nowadays, so I don't really participate in all that. But I still see the innocence side of things. Plus, without a check of power, you have military rule basically. I do somewhat believe in criminal rights because too many mistakes have been made.

Just watch Law & Order. They get so stuck on who the criminals are and what should be done with them, they lose track of people, personalities, and mental illness. Innocence is convicted just to satiate those hungry "authority" figures. Then throw in lawyers, the most manipulative bull**** profession out there, and you have one F-ed up system.

Checks and balances. And public approval. Society should be based on public approval. Why not have a national vote? People will never agree to something without a warrant, especially since most voters' children have 95% of their personal music collection pirated.