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[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] aqtrans:
Just got it setup, some things I've noticed so far:

Setup Wizard got stuck in an infinite loop right after setting up my Google Account. It signed me in, started syncing just fine, but the next screen asked me to setup a Google Account again. Signing in led me to another Google Account setup page. A reboot fixes this though.

Might want to note that your build.prop has the lcd.density set to 160, most NAND builds I've ran have had it set to 120 or 113 or had a choice.

So far it's been a lot faster than other Eclair builds I've tried! :D Awesome work!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] slm4996:
Thanks for the feedback, I'll add some more notes to the 1st post.

I don't normally have a sim in until after I get it setup and tested so I just skip the initial setup so i must have missed that.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] dcarr622:
How does the speed of this build compare to polyrhythmic's? I tried that and unfortunately it was unbearably slow even off NAND. I guess it's back to WinMo for a little while :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] slm4996:
I may be a little biased but I would use this as my only phone, comparable to openeclair on my mytouch without the swap turned on.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] slm4996:
screen rotation

I the screen flips the wrong way instead of going back to portrait mode do this:

open "spare parts" uncheck "launcher rotation"
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] loserskater:
Or Settings/Sound & Display/ Uncheck Orientation
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] sheridan101:
you didn't say weither tha camra works or doesn't
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] slm4996:
Sorry, that would be a no for right now. Anybody got any tips? I'll update the 1st post.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] ebarten:
Which nbh to use?

Ho do I know which .nbh file to use? There are so many of them.

For instance:

kaisimg-panel2-320-15-02-10.nbh

kaisimg-panel1-320-tilt-15-02-10.nbhWhat is the difference between the two?

What does the following stand for:

The panel2 and panel1

320 or 480

You get the picture... Basically - how do I know which one fits my device?

Thanks,

Eran
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] j101399j:
#1 check a default.txt that you used in the past to see what your panel type is, nobody can tell you what you have. I have a tilt and use panel 2. You may need to pick one and try, if the colors are messed up, try another

#2 the 320 is a resolution of 240X320 and the 480 is a resolution of 320X480

I always use the 320X480; then edit the /system/build.prop file to make the lcd.density 160; makes it close to 240X320 but you get all of the market apps

@ slm4996 any chance of getting this as a HaRET compatable? I have some programs that require I have windows, so I can't NAND now; and I would like to try this one out
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] samtruman:
INT Maps Navigation

I check your tar and i notice tha inside app folder there isn't Google Maps, Nav launcher and so on, it's possible to add it manually, importing the right apks inside the folder, and if it's possible where i can find the apks?

P.s. Your old build is great, as soon as my phone return from repairing, I will be glad to try this new baby...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] milanche:
Can I run this build from SD card?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] slm4996:
Correct, couldn't have said it better.

If you get the 480 version my build.prop lcd.density is already set to 160. (@j101399j great minds think alike)

Give me about 15 minutes for a test version to upload and then:

http://homecncfun.com/android/KaiserDroid-1.0-haret.zip

new version

http://homecncfun.com/android/KaiserDroid-1.1-haret.zip

Please test both.

Please note that you will have to do a install the first time you run haret so be sure to watch for the prompt to hold D-pad center.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] slm4996:
You can try the package in post 16
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] slm4996:
Unless you are across the big pond google maps should install from the Market. Navstarter I can look into.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] slm4996:
Inclusion/removal of apps?

Should I add or remove any apps out of the default build?

So far we have requests for:

Google maps

Navstarter

I'm not sure how I feel about including maps since it can be downloaded from the Market on this build...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] samtruman:
My intention is to have the modiefied version of Google Maps with Nav launcher, 'cause I'm from Italy and in Europe Google Maps don't have the navigation enabled, we must use maps4.0.0-brut4.apk to enable it.

I have tried to put it insiede your old build but without success, it doesn't let me install the needed file to get it working, maybe i forget to put something else needed...i'll try with the new one as soon as possible....

The files that i'm writing about are inside OptionalApps pack of last poly builds...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ckl_88:
I've recently installed Android to NAND and was looking for a way to mount the sdcard as a usb mass storage device in windows from within Android. I came across an interesting widget on the Android market called "Dual Mount SD Widget":

http://www.androlib.com/android.application.com-protocol-usb-jBAw.aspx

So I downloaded and installed it to see if it really works... well, IT DOES!

I used voguimg-320x480-17-02-10.nbh and Plemens Android Feb 8th build.

Here's what I did.

1. Download widget. Install. Add to Android desktop.

2. Tap on it. It will say "SD Split"

3. Plug in USB cord to the phone.

4. Notification area says "USB Connected". Don't do anything (ie. Mount it).... Instead, wait about 30secs to a minute.

5. Vista pops up the default actions window for the sdcard. My Computer also lists the sdcard as a removable drive.

I've transferred files back and forth with no problem. Not only that, Astro can see the SD card contents as well at the same time.

Now, the interesting part is that the description for the widget says:

"This widget Modifies a setting that will allow you to mount your SD card to your phone and PC/Radio/ect at the same time."

I'm wondering what setting was modified and if it is possible to build this in so that we don't need to use the widget anymore.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] drewden123:
GREAT find! I am testing right now...

EDIT: Works excellent! It doesn't seem to be in the market for me...maybe because qvga, but I found it online.

I'm running:

Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

ADB Drivers installed by PDANet (not that it affects the SD mount)

Sourceforge 2-14-10 NBH (240x320)

Myn's Warm Donut with Hero theme.

This is awesome!

EDIT2: I can also run ADB/tether with PDANet and use mass storage simultaneously.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] incubus26jc:
This is Fantastic!! It works. Great find man. didnt find it on the market but i did find it on the net. im using version 1.6

EDIT: you should take off the "possible" from your title as it is a perfect fix
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Nick N:
Working perfect with Myn's Warm Donut + Windows 7 64 bit. Thanks for the tip!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ThomasHW:
Definitely works! (Using Ubuntu Karmic)

I was only able to find version 1.0 on the net - couldn't find it on the market.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crobs808:
How do you get it on the phone? Then how do you install it? All I have is a .apk file...what do I do with it? Vista does not recognize my phone, and I do not have a card reader. Thanks.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
$1 in market. works great.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ThomasHW:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5579322&postcount=14
[Touch CDMA Android Development] kefje27:
Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeettttt Luv it luv it and luv it some more...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sshark:
Man do us a favor and pl take off "Possible" from the title. :D This is THE fix. :cool:
[Touch CDMA Android Development] osilvan:
Could you remind me why it's not possible without this app? is it a kernel or user space issue?

A long time ago, dzo told us that this could be solved when nand boot would be ready. Now, that's ready, what avoid solving this problem?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] berardi:
How fast is USB Mass Storage with the Vogue? Does anyone remember the transfer speeds it's rated for?

I'm using a class 6 MicroSD so I guess the card reader method will still be faster for me?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
as I recall the notion was that running from nand would allow us the option of dismounting the sd card from the system so it could be used by USB mass storage. currently, nand still uses a cache on the sd card, so this is not yet possible.

this program allows both the system and the usb mass storage to access the sd card at the same time. I'm sure if someone cared enough to backwards engineer this we could incorporate something similar. however, why bother when there is a perfectly usable program already.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
So this won't work using ext2 or fat for haret users I assume?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slapadabass:
I'm running haret on a partitioned card (fat 32 and ext2) and it works great for me - just tested it.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] jamezelle:
~500kb write and ~800kb read (with class 4) results may vary
[Touch CDMA Android Development] krwilson:
I confirm this also, running fat32 and 2 512Mb ext2 partitions. this is very handy. I found the 1.65 version doing a Google search, and that is what I have tested.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] plemen:
I would love to find out what this widget is doing so we can add the functionality to the base roms. I haven't had a close look at this yet but does anybody know exactly what it's doing?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] berardi:
So correct me if I'm wrong, but it would seem that if your SD card is class 4, this will still be grossly slower than simply taking the card out and using a card reader, no? 800 kb vs 4 mb / sec? or do I have the figures wrong... For small files this is convenient but for large amounts of music files etc it probably is less practical - granted not eveyone has a card reader
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slapadabass:
Right - unless you're running off SD card and can't take your SD card out . . . :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ckl_88:
I've just confirmed that my Pioneer Navi car deck can read the music files off the SD card in the phone via usb.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ckl_88:
1. On your computer, open up a new email message and attach the apk. Send the message to your gmail account.

2. On your phone, log into your gmail account using the Android browser (not the gmail app, must be the browser), and download the attachment to your sdcard.

3. Install and enjoy.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
what a find!!! TY! :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
Doesn't work for me.

Using Haret with EXT2 method with 02-02-2010 Warm Donut and the soon to be released version.

Tested it on my Win7, XP and wifes Win7 box.

EDIT: Interesting. I tried it again and it works on my Wifes Win7 machine. (The only one that doesn't have adb drivers installed).

Do you guys who have it working have the adb drivers installed?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
Adb has never worked for me I do have the drivers installed tho and it works for me.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] krwilson:
I do not have the ADB drivers installed and I am running WIN7 32bit.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crobs808:
Why do you have to wait so long...I thought this wasnt working about 100 times. It is not 30 seconds for me on Vista 64bit...it is about 2-3 minutes. then it finally appears.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crobs808:
FYI - I just leave it split all the time. Split it one first boot up, then leave it. Unplugging, and plugging it in works now all day long until next reboot. Cool, but still slow...takes 2 minutes to show up in Computer on Vista64
[Touch CDMA Android Development] drewden123:
I have adb drivers installed via pdanet and it's working fine for me. Win7 64bit
[Touch CDMA Android Development] JM-PDA:
Works for me using Myn's build from an SD card with FAT32 partition (No EXT2 partitions).

I have ADB drivers installed because I had already installed EasyTether.

Works great!

Takes about 30 seconds to recognize the SD card.

No more having to remove my SD card.

This is great!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zenulator:
Great find. Could have used this a couple days ago.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ThomasHW:
Takes about 3 seconds to show up on Ubuntu.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] polyrhythmic:
great find, there must be a way to implement this without the app. Also in my experience all versions

of Windows are slow to load drives.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ckl_88:
Myn, try plugging into a different USB port. One that you don't normally use for adb related stuff.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] thehelios:
Holy crap Batman, it works!

I have a fresh Win7 install but before flashing to NAND and when I was running Myn warm donut NoMoRootFS on SD Card, Win7 automatically installed its own drivers and I don't know what or where it got it from.

Now I'm running Myn Warm Donut from NAND, follow the instructions in this thread, and it works.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] krwilson:
Just a side note to this excellent find.

I have had off and on success with setting up PdaNet for tethering. Once I installed this widget and turned it on, PdaNet installs and works great. It allows the access that PdaNet requires. So beyond using it for mass storage access I find this to be invaluable for tethering. Have not tested EasyTether yet, but assume the same results, I know, never assume!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] fultotop:
I'm using polymod 2.1a4 NAND and when I connect my usb cable to my phone running andriod it asks if I want to mount SD. I select "Don't Mount" twice normally 10-15 seconds later the removeable storage appears and I can access the SD card without the widget.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] polyrhythmic:
Thanks fultotop for confirming that the SD card reading works, my computers are setup for adb :)

The SD card is readable in my build because I used the updated vold.conf from vilord as mentioned in other threads.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] inertone:
the widget isnt working for me

do i need to have adb setup?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] PaceyWhitter:
No, but give it a while. It takes a minute or two under windows.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] deltagamer:
Is there a free version out there?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
Guys if your looking for an easy eay to mount your sd card to your computer download automount for free on the market free on the market
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
Your running 320 x 480 market right?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
Yep, can you not find it?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
Nope. I use Dual mount sd share anyway :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
Ive tried both and i find automount to be alot better
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
Is automount a widget?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
No. Just install and thats it
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crobs808:
Yeah, but where did you get the APK file from? Many of us do not have data plans, so we have to find the APK file, then manually install it...we cannot browse the market. It shows up on AndroLib site, but they have no download links...since it is freeware can you provide a link to the APK file please?

Also - is this dual? Meaning can I still do things on my phone using files on my SD card while it is copying stuff over from the computer? If it is exclusive, then it is not worth it...I must be able to access the SD card on my phone while my computer also accesses it. Having to wait 20-30 minutes for large files to copy over to my phone, before I can pick it up and use it, is an inconvenience.

Thanks,

-C
[Touch CDMA Android Development] incubus26jc:
I sent you a pm
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
It won't let me back it up, it says private and won't let me check it to backup. Sorry. But yes its dual mount
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crobs808:
hmm, wrong one, but thanks anyway.

so anyone have the freeware version APK? for those of us who cannot get it from the market.

thanks.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] slapadabass:
(link removed) - sorry! - back in this thread there was mention of this originally being a shareware version, which is what I thought I posted. I had no intention of posting paid software.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crobs808:
GRR... this is the WRONG one, plus this is illegal, please modify your post and remove the link.

I did not ask for someone to post the paid version for free (i.e. warez!)...I asked for the freeware version. There is a free version made by JRTStudio (totally different app) that lets your card be instantly accessible once you plug in the usb cable...no widget needed, it is just automatic. But you can only download it with a data plan on the phone itself thru the market...I need the APK file since I do not have a data plan so I can install it manually.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
Hey bro, I searched hours! On the internet trying to find it but no go :( I guess since its set to private you can't back it up which means no apk file floating around.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] AaronNZ:
Running 320x240 - cannot find automount in the market at all
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
It's only viewable on 320 x 480
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tatnai:
Just do the market trick, you can see all apps in 240x320.see my faq, general section.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
here you guys go, here is the automount apk
[Touch CDMA Android Development] acegolfer:
Confirmed with easytether.

Without this, my easytether connection died after 1-2 minutes. With this enabled, easytether is still connecting after 5 minutes.

Thanks.

I couldn't install pdanet without this. I have yet to try to install it again with this enabled. Easytether is fine for me.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dag16:
sorry for being a noob, how do i install the abk once it's on my card?

i'm brand new to this, obviously

thanks
[Touch CDMA Android Development] incubus26jc:
use a file explorer such as astro file explorer
[Touch CDMA Android Development] darkesp:
Indeed, Astro will work. Make sure you first go to Settings -> Applications, and check the box for "Unknown sources". Then, find your .apk in Astro or similar file explorer, click on it, click "Open App Manager", then "Install". Done deal.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] AaronNZ:
Browsed to and tried to download this from my phone running msmission's Eclair, and it wouldn't let me download - unsupported file type?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cp0020:
download tattachapkinstaller from the market. that enables you to download stuff from email.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dag16:
Thanks, that was my problem!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Liko:
Thanks. Works great. Like the OP of the thread said, you have to wait about a min before it pops up.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] SuperJMN:
And it's really slow to transfer big files! :P 700-800 KB/s for me.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] d0hboy:
Just wanted to add in that ADB or the file explorer would not work for me, not recognizing my device when plugged into my WinXP machine. cp0020's post did the trick, huge thanks.

- downloaded PDAnet freeware version, installed that on my computer. That installed new drivers.

- downloaded cp0020's automount .apk file, emailed it to myself, where I downloaded it on my phone.

- enabled unauthorized app running in settings, and ran the APK.

plugged in the phone, watched as the Android on HTC Vogue kept saying 'preparing sd card/checking for errors' and 'select to turn off usb storage'. After 2 minutes of this, the drive finally showed up with the microsd card's label. It's as if I had the SD card in a card-reader.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Dukenukemx:
What's the ideal setup to install Android into NAND, while able to put apps onto SD card and access SD card through USB?

I currently have sys to NAND and data to SD using data.img. With this setup I can't access my SD card when plugged in using USB. I just wanna know what's the best setup, and I have no problem partitioning my SD card if needed.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] incubus26jc:
If you put data on a ext2 partition, you should be able to mount your fat32 partition without issues.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Dukenukemx:
Thanks, I'll try that.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] orijonl:
Has anyone had any luck with this? I have a setup similar to Duke's (sys on Nand, data on Ext2 part of SD) running automount, Android tries to mount but won't allow me to connect to USB. A notification on my phone says "blank SD or unsupported file system". I have 2 ext2 partitions and a Fat32.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
What order are your partitions in?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ChocBoyWonder:
Am I missing somehthing? I searched in the market place for this Widget and dont see it anywhere. Can someone confirm that its still there?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] raulvola:
Works great on my HTC Diamond 100 with xdandroid.

It's as easy as install the widget, press the icon, wait for message on Telephone screen, then plug usb and PC connect with \Internal Storage.

No aditional drivers needed.

Great !

Raul

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[Touch CDMA Android Development] goducks3620:
It did not work for my 64-bit Windows 7 machine, though I tried mightily. No worries. I installed a dual boot of Ubuntu 10.10 and it sees the phone just fine.I try and avoid Windows at the house unless it is necessary anyway. Rhythmbox puts the music files in the correct folder.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] romandesign:
Is there any free alternatives? I've tried several methods and so far none worked, so I'm not sure this one will either, so I'm not eager to pay for something that might not work, even if this is small change.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ejlmd:
I bought the app for $.99, but it didn't work for me on Windows 7 32 bit, Vogue running latest Fresh Froyo, NAND with .32 kernel (NBH).
[Touch CDMA Android Development] -Arturo-:
Actually I just remembered there's a tryout period of about 15 minutes if you dont like the app you can return it and get a full refund.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Does_It_Matter:
If you are running a Vogue - try the 10-31-10 2.6.25 Kernel.

That kernel is the last one working as far as USB sync

I've been able to connect the vogue to XP / Vista / Win 7 with that kernel

That 10-31-10 2.6.25 also will work for the 12-29 gingerbread release from dzo
[Touch CDMA Android Development] antig3n:
The kernel is the nbh file that I rename in these steps, correct?

So to change kernels I just follow that process again, with a different file?

Do I need to reinstall the android os after that?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] know.patience:
Winner, winner, chicken dinner! You are correct, rename that nbh and flash to the phone. You shouldn't need to reflash the o/s but if you're changing between the .25 and .32 kernel, I would be prepared to reflash if the phone behaves strangely.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] antig3n:
Well that went smoothly. This fixed the issue for me. Flashed to the older kernel (10-31-10 2.6.25) and I now have USB connectivity through Dual Mount SD. Yay!

Installed Incubus' Super Froyo, it is indeed Super. It's perfect for this phone. Now I will try a new radio to see if I can get GPS and 3G going.

Thanks for the help Does_It_Matter and know.patience.

:D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] leoleotheiii:
is it the 2.6.25 l1qu1d's kernel? i tried updating to that but it kept telling me to get data and system files

im on scoots cm7