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[Omnia II General] basildon:
WM - Settings -> System -> Remove Programs

Samsung - Settings -> (scroll down) Memory Settings -> Main Storage (this will remove prog's installed on my storage as well as memory card too) - Find your program and delete.
[Omnia II General] the_borges:
Hi, I have a omnia 2 with wm6.5, and cant find Settings -> System -> Remove Programs.

somebody can help me please?

thanks
[Omnia II General] 2ksilverbullet:
What about the memory settings in the Samsung setting menu?
[Omnia II General] Freduy:
Hi, does anyone know how to get rid of the opera9.5 installled in the phone? i've downloade/installed the new opera10 and have no use for the 9.5 version.
[Omnia II General] basildon:
Opera 9.5 is included in the ROM! :(

You can only flash new ROM without Opera 9.5
[Omnia II General] jh787:
Just delete it from the start menu so you dont have 2 Opera icons in the start menu.

As previously mentioned by another member it is in the rom so cant be removed unless you flash a cooked rom.
[Omnia II General] rxKaffee:
I have tried this method. However I do not find any listing of apps that I have installed to "My Storage".

I installed a flashlight app from here on xda, via .cab file. It didn't work, so I am trying to un-install it. It was installed to "My Storage".
[Omnia II General] rxKaffee:
Although unable to remove this app on-phone, I was able to uninstall the cab using ActiveSync (synce-kpm in my case) from a desktop PC.
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic General] bondarun:
I am new with HTC mobile and windows os, i am using HTC touch viva with windows 6.1 which came with it..

I want to flash it with windows mobile 6.5 LInK posted in the opel form, can some one give step by step tutorial how to flash my HTC touch viva..

If possible can u guyzz post pic tutorial for it...

Thanks in advance guyzzz...

Note: Running Windows 7 without internet
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic General] bondarun:
If possible can u give me a the best Win 6.5 stable ROm for me....

Thanks in advance...
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic General] bondarun:
I ram Hard spl and then wat should i do and how should i install the coustom rom after it
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic General] su8044:
Easy

I had the exact same problem when i first started to flash htc opal... didn't know how to do it, and didn't know what rom to use... maybe someone should create a complete, step by step guide (flashing opal for dummies) and post it as sticky...

ok, here it goes...

Flashing:

0.- if you'll be using a cooked rom (a modified Rom), you'll need to do a hardSPL. check here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=446446

1.- Make sure that you have activesync if you are using windows xp or windows device manager if you are using windows vista and the latest version of .net framework installed on your pc.

2.- unzip the new rom files on a folder somewhere accesible (desktop for example)

3.- connect the device as an activesync conection, make sure the battery is charged 50% or more

4.- just run the RUU installer (Rom Update Utility), sometimes named CustomRUU.

5.- Follow the onscreen instructions.

YOU ARE DONE.

that's it... no complications, no special drivers, no weird commands or files to copy and paste. so simple. Just one thing: make sure you don't disconect usb during rom update.

so, resumed: Download Rom, Connect activesync, run RUU, done.

About what's the best 6.5 rom: PhamQuang. check for the latest on the rom development section. but different users will recommend different roms, so i'll recommend to try several before sticking to a particular one.
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic General] bondarun:
Ran Hard spl and then wat should i do to install the custom Rom
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] vipermo:
pMessenger on nexus is anyone getting message notification ?
[HD2 General] rocksford77:
This phone is amazing, speed, screen, programs, etc.

Only two things I do not like is:

1. No mini USB connection

2. Battery could have been more than 1230 mAh.

Maybe HD3 will be dream machine.
[HD2 General] EddyOS:
Micro-USB is now the default mobile port and ALL phones will have it (bar the iPhone). It's been agreed

http://gizmodo.com/5389063/united-nations-approves-microusb-universal-phone-charger-standard
[HD2 General] sinned69:
While I also agree that this device is blazingly fast compared with previous HTC offerings, I'm with you too on the two issues you've noted.

On point 2, I suspect that it won't be too long for me to pick up an after-market extended battery for the HD2 as I did for the Touch Diamond.

Point 1, concerning the miniUSB... I have to agree, it's bad enough having multiple devices, that require all different types of connections. Seems if one travels anywhere carrying a range of different electronic devices then half the baggage in-tow is all the cables. It's ridiculous! I have several Nokia phones, which I haven't used for several years since I picked up my HTC P3300 when it was first released. Great device with all the usual goodies that we come to expect now from HTC. I especially liked the way I could navigate the menus/device using trackball and scroll-wheel, which is especially great when using GPS. Since the purchase of the P3300 I've bought two other HTC's; TD & TD2. Both great additions, luv both of them but miss the trackball and scroll-wheel.

Aside from each being feature packed & all round great devices, they've all shared the same mini-USB connection, which meant I only needed to have one power cable either in my car, on my motorcycle or elsewhere, especially important for when I use GPS and want external power. The flip-side being that the same connection also was utlilised for the headphone/FM antenna, which was no biggie for me, I didn't use them much anyway.

Fast forward to my HD2 purchase a few weeks back, to my surprise the miniUSB connection is gone which I never realised until after I'd bought it -had I known I may have reconsidered the purchase. While I have dedicated miniUSB power & car accessory chargers, I already have a couple of universal car-charger kits which come with multiple plug adaptors. All the ones I have and all those I have seen since buying the HD2, have miniUSB connectors, and not one has this new slimline connector. Even yesterday I checked out a number of different stores and none have the new connector.

What a pain in-the-arse, I now have to carry two different connectors if I want to use my HD2 and any other older HTC... especially a pain to setup on my motorcycle. I've even thought about going to a tech repair store and asking them to swap-out the connector to the miniUSB. I'll see...

Just my two kuais worth... (Rant over) from a foreigner based in mainland China.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] AndyAdinda:
Ok, sorry to made everybody wait... now here's what I've had after my sleepless night.

HP iPAQ rw6828 WM6.5.5 Build 23529 AND-2 CLEAN

This ROM is fast and stable. I've tried to include M2D 2.0 in the ROM, the build still works great. Quite 'snappy' for me...

I will always made ROM with large Device Storage. Because this will increase our devices' speed and stability.

After the firstboot you'll have about 56 MB of Storage Memory and and at least 25MB of Device Memory. You'll know it when you try it...

I added almost all item from the original 23529 Build... but due to limited storage I removed some packages.

Removed:

- Microsoft MyPhone Console

- MMS

- Remote Desktop

- VOiP

- Welcome Center

Added:

- Registry tweaks for ClearType mode

- FdcSoft Task Manager - (forgot to remove... very useful for tweaking)

Known bugs...

1. Obex driver - unable to send file from the File Explorer

Solution just install 3rd party file management software. try, Resco Explorer, and you'll be able to send to other devices. :cool:

2. ddcam.exe - The image were mirrored.

This is the ddcam, not the main camera. The maincamera works very good.

3. If you open Pictures & Videos (pimg.exe), in the folder "\My Documents\My Pictures" you can see a camera icon. Normally, you can use the icon as a shortcut to the device's camera, but it seems not working here.

Quick upgrading guide.

1. Download the ROM file to your computer, and then extract diskimg.nb0 from the RAR file.

2. Copy diskimg.nb0 to miniSD (not larger than 1GB)

3. MAKE SURE YOUR DEVICE HAD ENOUGH BATTERY. If you feel hesitant, just do all the next steps with the battery charger plugged in to your device.

4. Insert the miniSD to you device. And TURN ON YOUR DEVICE.

5. While the device is on, do this step. PRESS AND HOLD BOTH SOFTKEYS (button with (-) symbol, placed above the green/call key and red/end call key), and HIT THE RESET BUTTON with Stylus WHILE STILL HOLDING BOTH SOFTKEYS.

6. The next screen will be white, with HP logo at the center of your screen. The upgrade process has started. Wait about 12 (about 8 minutes for flash upgrade and 4 minutes for Cold Boot).

7. At the 8th minutes your device will be rebooted automatically. Wait again for 4 minutes for Cold Boot.

8. Align Screen, set the time, date, and localization... and finished.

9. Reset your device at least once.

And here's the ROM File...

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

I hope this ROM would be useful for you all....​

Very big thanks to my sister Adinda, Ardhya, Da_G, helloworld1, and many others...
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] sabathdm:
waiting for new ROM...
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] victorsdesign:
Cool !

for this reason i am proud to be Indonesian !

keep good work man !
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] shugoki:
Please wait a while. I'm working on the Buetooth and camera drivers right now :p :D
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] AndyAdinda:
Update 27 Feb 2010 14:10

Bluetooth seems to work, the drivers are now running. But I haven't tried it yet. I have no other device to pair with...

Camera also working. But I use HP Photosmart, not Brogent... I'll do some other tests, first... then I'll upload it. Yea yea, I can't wait for it either....

It's 99,9% done

I'm a little confuse of which Microsoft application to add. The iPAQ 6828 storage is not that large... Any input...

We have, Office Mobile 2010 (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, OneNote, SharePoint WorkSpace), MS Tag, Auto Data Config, the Widgets (money, weather, search widget).... etc.

Please help me to consider of which the one all 6828 friend will use the most....

Greetings...

Andy
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] AndyAdinda:
Bluetooth works. Succesfully paired to a Chinese phone.

Wifi just perfect. In fact, I posted this from my devece's Pocket IE. Connected to the Internet thru Magic's wifi tether.

GPRS etc, tested, OK.

I wanna test the Infra Red first, then change HP OEM icons.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] AndyAdinda:
Update 28 Feb 2010 17:10

I've tested the bluetooth, it works ok for pairing. But still unable to send files. But I've other way to solve it. Just install 3rd party explorer such as Resco File Explorer, it will renew the OBEX driver. And You will be able to send files thru bluetooth.

Camera done, I'm using HP Photosmart Software. Previously the camera worked fine, but when I tried to capture video, the video was unsupported by the Win Media Player. I have also fixed this problem.

The ddcam capture were mirrored. I don't know how to solve this one... :-)

Other software work flawlessly.

I'm doing my best... please be patient... :-)
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] ag_meiske:
Nice to try right now
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] boril:
so no MMS support in this rom ?
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] AndyAdinda:
Yes brother... I didn't add it.

do You Use MMS?? I can add it it if you want to :)

You can also install them separately. Try to search for ArcSoftMMS in this forum.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] boril:
Yes, I use MMS from time to time ;)

That's what I did;) install it from cab..

Rom is working perfect so far, only bug I found is in my rw6815 menu Wireless LAN doesn't work from Settings menu in Comm Manager.

P.S. I think you can remove Microsoft Tag Reader and MSN Money instead of MMS since I don't think as many people used them as MMS function.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] W_a_x_x:
On my HP 6828 doesnt vibrate
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] gileas:
Does it works on Ipaq RW6815
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] rj_cool81:
Been using this ROM.. just 1 thing, why does my wi-fi doesnt turn on??
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] AndyAdinda:
Vibration works.

Wifi... actually I posted some message in this thread thru the device's wifi...

Ok, I'll check it after Tuesday. I'll have an interview for job on Tuesday Noon :)

Also I'll add MMS and remove some un-nacessary items.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] W_a_x_x:
got the vibrate to work, hardware issue.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] boril:
Wish you luck with this job interview.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] boril:
what is you question ? if rom is working on ipaq rw6815 or vibration is working on ipaq with this rom..

Both are working ;) fine except few small bugs..
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] MitchoKlem:
My Wifi is also not working in 6815.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom ROM Development] boril:
my wifi on my rw6815 is working OK, but in order to find new wifi connections you must go to settings -> connections menu instead of using menu from communication manager.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] copymaster1:
hi

i just downloaded the newest android for xperia x1 and installed it on the sd card.

booot went fine and now the phone tells me to enter the pin. but when i enter the pin (which was changed under winmobile to 0000

it says: wrong pin!

What can i do about this???
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] Lokatho:
Read the thread from where you downloaded android.....
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] apanoladotcom:
No need for a new thread. Search the Andriod thread and you will find the answer. The short version is that you can't use PIN in Android as of yet. Disable use of PIN in Windows Mobile first.

Moderators; please close this thread.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] stanke:
i've spend about 20 mins searching how to disable pin prompt in WM6.5....

just select start -> settings -> phone

then find tab with a list of settings, hit PIN/PIN2 and click "Get settings"

you can find a checkbox with wated option...

sorry for my english, im not english guy :)

btw, at the moment im installing android on my kaiser devide, so android, give me surprise please :)
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] Draken Korin:
seems solved, therefore

Mod. edit: CLOSED, in addition not wm rom dev related
[G1 Android Development] wesgarner:
Download: http://www.androidspin.com/downloads.php?dir=wesgarner/ROM/&file=SuperD193-blk-WGKv3beta.zip

I made this for fun since someone had made a version of SuperD based off my kernel from back well months ago lol - thought I should give a try at working on the ROM

This is a pretty one time thing. If people like the speed differences a lot, someone talk to Ben about working the kernel into SuperD
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
I will be monitering this thread for feedback
[G1 Android Development] CaptainShanks:
This have the RAM hack?
[G1 Android Development] wesgarner:
yup yup, sorry just added that
[G1 Android Development] ihpsta:
will keep you posted. i got the update during class so it's something i'll be playing with the next couple days. thanks brah.
[G1 Android Development] iamanalog:
Starting it up now.

Edit: Right off the bat i was able to go from flashed to homescreen in about 3 minutes.

Everything looks smooth so far, i'm in the process of installing some apps. Should be fun :D
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Testing out now, thanks Wes!

Feedback

- will add to this list

ADB is working (not currently working on RHack versions of 1.9.3)

CC works fine :-)

BT works

BenchmarkPi is a LIL bit faster (between 12970 - 13650 for WG-Kernel) will test orig tomorrow

Overall: Seems speedy so far, gonna be hard to tell the difference as Ben's kernel is already pretty quick

EDIT: For those of you that are lazy like me, you CANNOT simply pull and flash the boot.img as it breaks CC. Just FYI
[G1 Android Development] chris6551:
[ROM] Super D 1.9.3 with [Official] WG-Kernel v3-beta(10mb RHack)

I have been using this all day and it is running really smooth without any problems at all. It is very fast and I have not noticed any glitches yet, I'm loving it.
[G1 Android Development] DJSwiggle:
flashing now...
[G1 Android Development] CaptainShanks:
All day? O_o
[G1 Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Just a question, but how have you been running this all day. It was just released like ~40min ago. If you mean SuperD 1.9.3 then your in the wrong forum, this is just for the WG-Kernel for SuperD193 :p
[G1 Android Development] tivchev:
Is wipe recommended coming from SD 1.9.3?
[G1 Android Development] FatBoyExtraordinaire:
So this is the SuperD everyone is talking about with wes's kernel added and I DON'T need Danger SPL to flash it? Tell me I have this correct. I've been wanting to try this rom out but have tried to avoid the DSPL route. Any partition lay out requirements?
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
no its the same as superd but just with dif kernel we are looking for differances to compare to, as I use cyanogen kernel in mine and ya benchmark speed test etc on this ROM
[G1 Android Development] aalsmadi1:
this.. is... QUICK!

with the original 1.9.3 With ram hack, i had this weird dragging effect, and slow from the get go, but this version is QUICK!

bbuchacher you should DEFENATELY use this kernel, or find some way to make your kernel faster than this, great work ben and great work wes, you guys are geniouses
[G1 Android Development] docsparks:
Im also noticing an increase in performance.
[G1 Android Development] srxavi:
Without doing much tests, the system feels faster with this kernel at least when changing apps and switching between desktops. BTW, is there a way to do a more "objective" speed test?
[G1 Android Development] vlcmstnsrfr:
Thoughts on the need to wipe coming from Super D 1.9.3 to this???
[G1 Android Development] deaffob:
So I guess because of the ram hack, I wouldn't be able to play all the cool games. :(
[G1 Android Development] freddyemmer:
Works like a charm. Much faster then the standard kernel.
[G1 Android Development] Kutttt:
Over 14,000 Views!

OMG :eek:

Now What?
[G1 Android Development] Neejay:
Now wes just needs to make a WHITE/STOCK version of this ROM. haha :D
[G1 Android Development] archangel1982:
Have to say im loving it what a beautiful blend of looks and speed man hats off !!! I was a long time user of CM and wanted to try something new, I have to say i have never seen a set up screen go so fast and smooth before ... the shade has not given any problems. there are a few apps ... ebay gvoice that i had to restart after update or install that i have not had to do before... beyond that man i have to say no complaints !

PS ....Just a general question of possibility.. could app be dev'd so that you could have control of your theme i.e. bar color icon selection with in the OS ?
[G1 Android Development] carz12:
Brits seem to have a hard time explaining things, lol. We need a benchmark like sandra, a script run multiple app test, to test the operating system.

BTW I've had the least problems with this rom out of any rom so far.
[G1 Android Development] futangclan:
Download MetaMorph from the market and check out the MetaMorphs in the Android Theme section =) I just figured it out myself and it's awesome.
[G1 Android Development] FatBoyExtraordinaire:
Sounds good then. Do i just leave the files on the sd card after running the first line of code?
[G1 Android Development] caruzell:
add "no ramhack" and you'll be my hero ^^

i like when 3dgames run smooth and look nice ;)
[G1 Android Development] revo420:
The benchmarking arguments are way off topic, and some outlandish things have been said. Fact is benchmarks are absolutely essential to what we do! Its the only real repeatable way to test modifications on our phone. No one ever said benchmark results = real world performance. But, they are a valuable tool that give us some sort of quantifiable measurement of what the combination of hardware/software is able to do. Just look at Wikipedia

It is the ONLY reputable way we could test certain hacks, like say JIT for example. It has already been show to increase CPU power while taking a couple % trade off in memory and system scores, there is no other way to measure this, other than a benchmark.

A final comparison if I race my car and I want to see if the money I spent on a new complete exhaust system was well worth it, what would I do? Would I not create some type of benchmark or measurement to compare against? Or would I just be content with "Well, it feels faster, yeah its faster! $500 well spent!" Of course not! You would hopefully dyno the car before the exhaust and after the exhaust and you could even do another after the car has been properly tuned. Maybe before you had 217 BHP before and new dyno is 244BHP...27BHP gain! Now that's a big difference between "Omgawd its fast!" to "Hell yeah 27BHP GAIN! Oh, and I have an increase in top end torque!"

Please people stop littering this thread with debate on benchmarking its useless and people looking for information will have to waste time reading through pages of useless banter. It should be obvious now that benchmarks are an extremely useful tool in our arsenal.
[G1 Android Development] wrsg:
i seem to be getting FCs and lockups with the browser with about 4 tabs open.

otherwise it seems about the same as the usual superd 1.9.3
[G1 Android Development] Silence66:
whats the different to the normal cm kernel?
[G1 Android Development] shamo42:
Prefer it to CM kernel. Feels more responsive. IMO overclocking isn't even necessary for this ROM.
[G1 Android Development] G1ForFun:
Overclocking is not necessary on most roms now a days....the kernel has it already implemented.

What the overclocking utility is useful for (still) is setting the low end of the overclock rather than the high end. Some roms do this also...but there are a few that just set the kernel to max speed at all times (which drains battery).

I personally use the free overclocking widget to set my screen off frequency and my screen on frequency as two different things.
[G1 Android Development] d33dvb:
Running without breaking a sweat!
[G1 Android Development] stangri:
Well, I have it running much smoother with compcache and swap disabled rather than enabled.

Wes -- any chance you could look into why the only ROM which isn't giving me random BT disconnects is Ramon-RA's rom? I really want to stay with your Super D, but it doesn't work properly with my car. :(

I've had the same issue open for OE (issue 106), but you closed it.

thanks!
[G1 Android Development] shamo42:
I meant 384Mhz max are fast enough for me on this ROM. Especially returning from the gallery to home (used to load for 1-2 seconds) and the browser feel faster than standard SuperD 1.9.3.
[G1 Android Development] shorty52732:
Been running since 1.7 been using the updater on the phone itself to keep up to date and flashed 1.9.3 Nexus-Blk W/O the hack and much faster than the 1.8, i was actually getting very upset with my phone cause it would take for ever to receive a call when i was in a app or type while receiving a txt but not anymore. Good Work.
[G1 Android Development] wesgarner:
No real way of tracking it right now - there may be luck with my next kernel - many changes and rebased it from the NO kernel
[G1 Android Development] G1ForFun:
Ahh I see, very nice then. :D
[G1 Android Development] ihpsta:
So weird issue, i turned off my phone last night and turned it back on this morning. It's stuck after the android boot screen. Not going past that. Any ideas?
[G1 Android Development] lbingham:
No Complaints

I've been using this for a few days now. I've been pounding it mercilessly and I've found that some apps (mostly widgets and heavy bg data apps) will slow down the rom as expected. But for the most part, it's super stable and really fast.

I might actually keep this rom for more than a week. ;-)
[G1 Android Development] bbuchacher:
No you are actually in London, they bought California a couple days ago and moved it over there.