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[G1 General] traumatism:
you can speed up the processor yes. cyanogen mod doesnt come with this, you can do this seperately with apps on the market for root users. there is a great app called SetCPU that has everything you need. it will configure the speed dependant on profiles that are set up for it. for example, you can have it running default speed when using it out and about, or full speed when plugged in. very handy to be fair. themes and skins will not slow the phone as far as ive seen. i have custom notification bar and custom launcher (advanced launcher) and have not had any problems so far, however some apps and widgets like stated earlier may slow your phone as they use up memory.
[G1 General] BoomBoomPOW:
You must be referring to the "780Mhz Bombshell". No need to have a whack at that. Actually that 10mb ramhack + OC Kernel I gave in my post earlier has been overclocked to reach 550Mhz. The max/min is 550/128. If you want to configure those frequency, you can use SetCPU app, choose Motorola Cliq as the device frequency. A great theme that doesn't hinder the rom's performance is the Enoch Theme. Simply flash that in recovery over the rom. Also, try fixing permissions once you've installed all your must-have apps. Simply open Terminal Emulator and type "su" enter, "fix_permissions" enter. Wait until it finishes. You could also boot into recovery, scroll to Other and run "fix apk uid mismatches".
[G1 General] olvap377:
if i have compcache at 32 should my backing swap be 96 or 64?

ps wats diff between swap and backing swap?
[G1 General] BoomBoomPOW:
Here's a thread that's very informative in regards to Compcache and Linux swap. If you really read everything discussed on there you will learn much more.

But back to your questions. If enabled, backing swap will correlate with the cc disksize, so it wouldn't be 96 or 64, but rather 32. So partition your sdcard to a 32meg swap.

The difference is that with backing swap you have Compcache managing the swap file as well as the compressed data. With regular Linux swap the data has to be handed back to the OS to deal with after it is determined that it can't be compressed. It's just more efficient to let Compcache send it straight to the swap partition.
[Touch HD General] A|ex:
I have done the tweaks mentioned in the post above but i dont know if its a hardware fault or not but the HD camera seems to be terrible, it cannot take pictures of objects that move slightly and you must be perfectly still for it to work. The video is the same and cannot track objects that move even the ever so slightest.

Is the HD camera just poor compared to all the other cameras on the market? I have tried different resolutions, memory cards etc and all are terrible at tracking. Brightness and all other auto features are set on low
[Touch HD General] smeddy:
I've got no expert help but I agree how terrible it is. If the camera was as good as any on the Sony Ericcson phones (even their 3.2megapixel range) this would be my perfect phone.
[Touch HD General] A|ex:
is it suppose to be laggy as i was wondering if my phone was faulty or if that is the way it is. I couldnt work out how my 7+ year old nokia managed to take pictures so fast without any lag etc.

I wonder if this is the same on the HD2
[Touch HD General] Fallen Spartan:
Already a camera discussion thread. No need for 2 of them

Thread closed
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] tsalta:
Hello guys im looking for the Default Original White Rounded Taskbar Icons from the Latest 6.5 Builds

If anyone can post here a simple cab only for the Taskbar Icons and the white Start Menu Windows Icon will be AWESOME

Thanks in advance
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] noixdarec:
I need it too, anyone can help?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] bug666:
I think this would be really handy, and i'll admit i've got a few texts from my girlfriend that I wouldn't want to be seen by any eyes other than mine haha

But on a serious note, what do you think?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ezee_gee:
very good idea, im in the same situation LOL :P
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] R3dD3vil:
+1 to that, and also not show the sms on the sense ui for the locked contact, for let's say i chose to lock the sms from my gf and only by psword input to be visible in htc messages and htc sense.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ink0gnito:
4 sms u can use EasyHelper SMS Security. works fine on my hd2 w/ 1.66 wwe rom.

a pw protectionized program-start would be nice though
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] 3kgt:
+1 Here 2

I need those to if im Able to have several G-Friends at the same time :P
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] dXsL:
+1

also got a few texts that I wouldn't want to be seen by any eyes other than mine. including my girlfriend :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] low-dogg:
Haha me too.. Love the idea! hope it is possible
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] muntos:
I've just installed the demo of EasyHelper SMS Security, it looks like an old application, not finger frendly, but it does what you want on my HD2.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] espaleena:
+1 too :D

Will be great for own privacy when friends wanna view your HD2.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] CAMAR0SS:
EasyHelper SMS Security Does this work on wm 6.5

thanks for any help:)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] low-dogg:
Well it's not very good on the HD2 i'm afraid.. do anybody know about other programs like this? i can't really find anything on the www..
[HD2 General] brianwilkie76:
Hi guys

I am looking for a little help with Navipanel... When I go into it, all my buttons are greyed out except for the make a call one even though I have CoPilot installed.... Any ideas of how to get this working properly???

Thanks
[HD2 General] wacky.banana:
Hi,

This has been covered off numerous times on here. If you search for Navipanel using....http://www.google.com/advanced_search?q=+site:http://xdaforums.com&hl=en&lr=&as_qdr=all you should track down a solution that fits.

Hope this helps.

WB
[General Questions and Answers] cubalibre79:
Hello XDA community. I am successfully using the wm6.1 voip solution. I have one problem that I'd need to solve. I need a tool to configure wm voip service to use/have a backup SIP server or the ability to quickly switch between SIP servers.

Right now I am using 2 SIP servers:

1. Asterisk server I have at home and use only to call my home pc and my second pda. I connect to them through hamachi vpn.

2. My gsm provider SIP server. Gives me free calls to its own GSM network and cheap calls to other networks.

I am using "Sip Config Tool 2.0.1" and "Setup Voip v0.3" but updating settings like this takes me some time cos of the amount of info I have to fill in for my provider voip account.

Thanks in advance.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] plaspop:
This is my first post so be graceful ;)

I was wondering if there is some cab (prog) which could make an reply button within the Sense sms view. Currently there is only one button which makes a new sms :confused:.

Does anybody know if there is something like this ?

grtz,

Plaspop
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] optiknerv:
Just select the message. You can reply from there.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] plaspop:
grrr i probaly didn't get that memo

thank you
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] xZdenis:
Sorry, double post :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] xZdenis:
Or you can press the right softkey and select reply. There's many way to reply on your sms, but the first one is the most simple a fastest one :)
[Nexus One General] legolas.w:
Does the activation "google account sign-in" must happen through the simcard network?

hi,

Can someone please let me know whether the nexus one activation "google account sign-in" must happen through the simcard network (3g) or it can be done over the wifi?

Thanks.
[Nexus One General] bobtentpeg:
It first tries through over-the-air as in 3g/edge. But, then gives you the chance to use wifi
[Nexus One General] AudunXetrov:
How can you avoid it using the 3G/Edge for that, then? Can you start using the phone without a SIM-card, thereby forcing it to do it over WiFi?
[Nexus One General] jrard44:
Yes, just turn it on without a SIM card. It will complain about not being able to connect, and then ask if you want to use Wifi, IIRC. Then you put in your AP information and sign in. That's how I set mine up initially.
[Nexus One General] legolas.w:
Hi,

I hard format the phone, take out the simcard and then turn it on. It does not activate the phone and shows the same error it was showing .

" cant establish a reliable data connection...."

Are you sure you activate the phone without a simcard?

Thanks.
[Nexus One General] andythefan:
Yes, you just need to skip the initial login/registration process and once you get access to your home screen turn on wifi and get an internet connection. Once you have a connection you can create an account or login.

That's how I did it. I promise you it works.
[Nexus One General] AudunXetrov:
Thanks! I'll keep this in mind for when I get mine :)
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrSeX1:
just a quick one, my X1 with standard software has started to randomly reboot which is getting on my nerves!

Its also losing new messages when it does this. so any ideas before I test its bouncability on the wall
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul c:
If you have installed an app recently, or can pinpoint something you've done, try to uninstall/undo that.

I would personally hard reset (search on the X1 board for the how to via the hardware keys, or just choose Clear Storage from the Settings/System menu).

Make sure you've at least sync'ed all your data to your PC first. Then connect back up, and contacts etc will be restored.

If you haven't already, try SPB backup (or Resco's , or Sprite's) - they are all time-limited trials so no problem with a quick backup-restore sequence. You can choose just about anything to backup from your device with these.

If you're feeling adventurous, consider trying one of the more popular ROMs, you won't look back! :)
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrSeX1:
I've tried the custom ROMs in the past but decided to go back to stock.

Already hard-reset it and was still doing it, and now I've gone to update it (its back to stock) on the SE update service and its still rebooting.

Its now stuck on the four colour screen!!! I am really hating this phone
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrSeX1:
I've now managed to get the Stock ROM on but when it comes to installing the Stock SPL both my pc brings up a blue screen (never done before) and phone dies again.

I've also noticed when I clear storage it turns off but won't come back on, only way it does come back on is by removing the battery

Any help guys??
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ratchetnclank:
mine kept doing this. Sent it to SE and they replaced the mobo.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrSeX1:
yeah gone today, see what happens
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndrosTheLion:
Had same problem while using stock and custom roms . Then i searched xda for stable & fast rom and i did it. Not advertise but i really like 826x rom =)
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] reyjabs:
Hi Guys!

I need your help very badly. When I switched on my phone today, It just got stuck on the "Touch Pro screen" with the RGD in red letters in the right lower corner on the phone. I tried re-inserting the battery, the SIM and SDHC Card but nothing. What could be causing this? The ROM I used is the official update which was released middle of last year and the radio is the 1.11.25 I think.

The phone was switched off last night while charging when I go to bed.:(
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] stylez:
Moved as not ROM Development.

Get phone into bootloader and flash stock ROM.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] reyjabs:
Thanks and sorry. Just a bit panicky now. How do I flash a ROM when it doesn't connect to my PC now?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] reyjabs:
Oh! Thank you very much. Found the answer here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=610076

Lost all my data but least its operational now. What could have caused it? never installed anything in the last 6 months or so.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] stylez:
It will do in bootloader just get into bootloader huck up usb to computer and flash same as usual if any problems then you can flash via SD ;)

Just seen your post glad you sorted :)
[HD2 General] ephestione:
I used NoniGPSPlot to trace my movements as the GPS reported them, while I ran back and forth in my yard this evening; I took screen to show you how crazy can the GPS be in this device.

Facts:

1) these screens have been taken with the shake-to-screenshot function of BsB tweak

2) the results you see here are constant, I just decided today to take screens of what regularly happens whenever I want to test the precision of GPS

3) my movement has been a plain run back and forth on a linear path, probably 50m or so, no pauses but the ones needed to reverse the course when I reached the end of the yard

4) it is 8pm here atm, cold outside, clear sky, no buildings nearby except my own, which is still 30m away from the running path... and I do not live in a skyscraper anyway

5) I was holding the HD2 in my hand all the time while running

6) I had given enough time to the gps position to fix, I have deleted the erratic trace the gps gives as soon as it starts acquiring position

7) I can proficiently use TomTom to follow the road with my car, no erratic behaviours there, except the usual places where there's a slight turn and tomtom thinks you're still on the main course, just to realize a few seconds later that you actually are on the almost parallel street

Here are the shots:

(first one taken with GPSmodDriver disabled, nonigpsplot set to use the COM4 internal GPS)

(second screen, taken with GPSmodDriver enabled, profile set to walking, all default prefs, nothing changed but selecting the walking profile)

Also please notice the distance reported by nonigpsplot to have been ran, in the lower right corner. There's NOWAY I could've ran that much meters.

I would very much appreciate your thoughts, suggestions, whatever, except:

1) you should see a physiotherapist because you have a strange conception of "straight line"

2) you should check your yard for relativistic holes

3) your GPS chip is faulty, return the unit (lame excuse, were the GPS system faulty I would've gotten completely erratic readings -telling me I'm in asia for example instead of nearby rome- or no readings at all)

4) nonigpsplot is a bad software (that's, afaik, a very widely used app, can't believe it behaves erratically just for me; also, I used googlemaps connected though my wifi, and I can tell you that, even if gmaps doesn't do plots, the direction arrow representing me was pointing in the most variables place while I moved; anyway, if you have in mind other fre gps plotting softwares, I'll be happy to test them in my yard, or you can do the same at your place and report here
[HD2 General] elyl:
Well, GPS tends to be accurate if you're standing still, or if you're moving at a decent speed.

It is less accurate at slow speeds.

The accuracy per "tick" can be +/- 20m or more, but you'll usually find it's about 5m, so basically, every time it calculates the position it'll be about 5m off in any direction.

Despite that, your accuracy does seem to be all over the place, if that scale on the program is correct. How many satellites did you have a lock on? The meter on the bottom right of the screen seems to indicate very poor reception, this would also result in larger jumps in position, as would tall buildings/trees/anything around you.
[HD2 General] ephestione:
I had 6 "working" satellites above me, the mean of the reception bars length was a little above 50%. My yard does have tall trees around it, not that many tho. Let's say that this Leo is not good for hicking, as for example, if I'm going to use it to find my way out of a forest, I can kiss goodbye to home :D The fix is still lightning fast if compared to my previous BT antenna.
[HD2 General] elyl:
You should have a lock on at least 7 satellites to get a decent reading.

Most GPSes are no good for walking, I reckon the ones in phones are good for knowing where you are on foot, and just keeping you going in generally the right direction, and they concentrate more on usability for driving.
[HD2 General] ephestione:
I think I should get more info on that, had no idea 7 satellites were necessary. Following my high-school studies, afaik 3 measures are sufficient to get an evaluation of a 3d position, so I supposed 6 satellites were far more than enough ;)

In which case, my yard is not a good point enough...
[HD2 General] forest.ranger:
Im using my HTC HD 2 as a data collector plotting up to 80 - 200 waypoints a day with 15 - 35 metre accuracy which is quite acceptable for a recreational type GPS. Equally as good if not better then our Bluetooth Globalsat BT338 units.

We get more satellites and a lower PDOPs then the Globalsats which have the sirf 3 chip.

Ihave been really impressed with the HDT HD 2 GPS

5 or 6 satellites are good enough for an accurate position

Try marking a waypoint several times and testing the deviation in position
[HD2 General] ephestione:
Well, I do not have a real "waypoint" whenever I stand still, I have a moving position, or at least that's what nonigpsplot gives me.

Out of curiosity, what's the tool you use to plot?
[HD2 General] forest.ranger:
Were using OziExplorer for our mapping, finding our way to the waypoints etc

and a specially developed program for the data collection and plotting.

I have not used nonigpsplot if it has a trial download I will see how it goes on my HD 2
[HD2 General] kilrah:
It is, but it will have awful precision due to the timing tolerances of the GPS system. The more sats you have the more precise you get, with about 10 needed to get a 5m precision. Your software does tell you the reception is low, and this normally takes more into account than just the number of sats.

One thing that plays a great role is how separated the sats you're receiving are. If you use a GPS program that shows the sat positions, you can have a look at where they are. If they're all "packed" in the same area of the sky, your precision will be low. The more separated they are the better it gets (extend on the thought that if 2 sats are at the same place, they're no better than one, try to triangulate if 2 of the 3 points are at the same place or very close).

What this can show is that the HD2's GPS could have a bit less filtering than usual, but not much more.
[HD2 General] ephestione:
Nonigpsplot has a nice 3d view of the sats position in the sky, and well they actually are in the medium circle between azimuth and the horizon. At least now I know how to make more out of that kind of info, I never thought about sat position to be important in that matter, even if after all it's pretty obvious ;)

If not for anything else, at least nonigpsplot has a very big advantage when compared to oziexplorer... it's free :D And does work with gmaps and openstreetmap
[HD2 General] dusty_nz:
I will take a sample of mine.

However with your low number of sats I would suspect thats your problem. Poor accuracy is what I would expect from only a few satelites.
[HD2 General] kilrah:
Don't forget the number of visible sats and their positions change constantly ;)
[HD2 General] forest.ranger:
I had a play with NoniGPSPlot today while at work. While I was standing still I was getting the same erratic jumps as in the screenshots but when moving at a walk it would show a track line.

I was getting the same weak signal indication but the satellite page of NoniGPSPlot was showing 6 satellites and OxiExplorer was showing 8.

The erratic jumps in the screenshots could be just the normal variation of each gps plot exaggerated by the program.
[HD2 General] jayvmateo:
looks like a deflection issue to me
[HD2 General] ephestione:
I took nonigpsplot with me today on a roughly 34km total long trip, back and forth.

No big problems while moving, but as soon as I stopped the car at the (frequent here) traffic jams, the position kept wandering off in various directions with some looping paths and came slowly back near the real position of the car to almost stop there. It idled there even after I moved the car, to follow me with a big jump a few second after I started moving.

It's like there's some sort of built-in "inertia" in the GPS chip....
[HD2 General] ephestione:
I've been messaging with the HTC support, and they basically dany that the HD2 gps chip could ever behave like that, and that it's sure the fault of the nonigpsplot application, which may interfere with the GPS reception EVEN WHEN IT'S NOT RUNNING :))

I asked them to recommend me a gps plotting utility which is compatible with the HD2 GPS chip, let's see what they're going to suggest
[HD2 General] bslask:
Have you tried Reperion?

I use it with my HD2, its not beautiful, but it works well for me, using it mainly to send tracks live to Google Earth.

http://live.reperion.com/media/
[HD2 General] elyl:
Chances are HTC support are only trained on basic phone functions. I would not rely on them for help on anything complicated. This is what XDA is here for!
[HD2 General] ephestione:
Downloaded and installed... alas I'm inside now so i can't really use it :P

Will report back... but still, my request to HTC support about an alternative plotting solution was to tease them out of the "not our fault, it's the app, uninstall it!" defense strategy... :)

well okay, that's correct :) still, I can't complain with the guru's at xda for something which is probably due to HTC's shortsightedness in choosing/implementing the gps subsystem of their device. I know I should just pair this hd2 with my old BT antenna to see if I get the same weird position jump while being still that I get with the internal gps...
[HD2 General] Fatherboard:
There's no doubt - the gps in the HD2 does not perform as expected (or rather, does not perfrom well at all - very bad accuracy, completely useless in everyday navigation - it fits only for general orientation). I can verify the same behavior. is it software or program related issue? The guys in HTC don't really (want to) help us...
[HD2 General] mika34:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=627926

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[HD2 General] forest.ranger:
I am using mine for navigation in deep bush finding waypoints with 20 - 30 metre accuracy and visiting up to 30 plots a day over 4 days

The GPS in the HTC HD 2 is equal to if not better then any recreational grade gps unit and better then my trimble nomad

I have retired the nomad in favour of the HTC HD 2 we have also purchased a second HD 2 as we have found them so good as a gps