yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] SMS92:
Excellent info, flashing with this one now and doing a discharge/charge. Will report back in a day or so with results as I'm not too far off you. Where abouts are you located?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Shadowdh:
About 40 mins east of you... ;)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Qazz~:
im using TOUCH X_TREME 2.30.5.49, as people have stated this radio wont work with any 2.30.5.49 versions so i cannot use it right?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] the_scotsman:
That's wrong...OS build has nothing to do with radio compatibility. It depends on ROM base (2.10, 1.72, 1.66 etc).

I'm using 23549 with 2.09 radio with no problems.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] turborider:
same here ,i have no prob at all works gr8 :),i hate T-Mo 576mb Base Rom
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] anubis1126:
works well on orange uk with stock 166 rom
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] rrollens:
Telstra HD2 In California

I have flashed my Telstra T-9193 with the HTC OEM 1.66 Asia WWE Rom and the 2_09_51_03 radio. It works perfect for me here in Northern California and throughout my travels all across the US. I use AT&T 3G and get H with four bars almost all of the time. All other radio features work perfect as well. I have tried the 06 and 07 radios, and the 09 is by far and away the best. Battery life superb.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] poulosjr:
will this Radio not work and BRICK the HD2 Telestra Version t9193??
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] ephestione:
if yours is a 576mb NATIVE phone (read: HD2 US only) it's not useable, if instead yours came with official 448MB ram in the specs, it should be fine
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] sigsmund:
hello..

I have HD2 with 2.10.531.7 artemis v 9.0 rom and current and currently the radio version is 2.05.51.05.

Is it possible to flash this this radio version(2.09)?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Petulinek:
Yes, you can use 2.09 with Artemis ROM
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Jammie_1989:
Somone please make this radio a sticky
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] daheufster:
radio 2.10.50.08_2 and 576 MB hack

Combination is working fine for Dutty's HG V2

see attachements
[Nexus One General] iag48:
I have decided to ditch Double Twist and just drag the iTunes music folder to the Sd card. I have a question, will the Nexus One simply scan for new files and only the new files? or will it add everything again?
[Nexus One General] ezeddiekun:
It scans every file everytime you mount the SD card.
[Nexus One General] iag48:
So all I have to do every time I want to sync new songs is copy the whole iTunes music folder? and it will automatically add the new files?
[Nexus One General] BrooklynAvi:
Yes. I find syncing software to be a complete waste of time and I have been using smartphones as MP3 players for as long as smartphones played MP3s. Just drap and drop and all your music will be in the music app. Simple as that. No doubles, no problems.
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
Yeah..after trying to get it to work properly, I'm ditching it too. It is way too slow in converting and copying files...plus it often skipped files. I did like the quality of the video conversion.. I'm sure I'll find a good alternative for that.
[Dash 3G, Snap ROM Development] franco_negri:
On my Maple, I have installed the 3VO ROM, and am very happy with it. Just one issue: having set up the German Keyboard layout, the phone returns from time to time to ths standard (US); no way to set German again with the Keymap config, i need to flash the ROM again, which is rather annoying.

Someone has any hint ?
[Dash 3G, Snap ROM Development] Ulk_Upp:
You could always try to replace the US-keymap file, which I did to get my Swedish keyboard working, and softreset. The file is placed in the \Windows directory. First I renamed the original file (eT9.Maple.wwe.kmap.txt) and then copied my modified file from the storage card. I used Total Commander. Not shure the rename step was needed though...

Are there any other better ways?
[Dash 3G, Snap ROM Development] franco_negri:
The keymap (German) is there, and the only one. It seems to happen when i reinstall the programs...
[Dash 3G, Snap ROM Development] hmmhmm1222:
ould you share your swedish file? i need it :)
[Dash 3G, Snap ROM Development] Ulk_Upp:
Share my Swedish keyboard file, självklart! ;)

EDIT: Small modification in the keymap file, changed description inside file...
[Dash 3G, Snap ROM Development] Ulk_Upp:
Which program did you install? Is the keymap changed for only that application or the whole phone after installing that application? Have you tried to replace all the eT9.Maple.***.kmap.txt files with the German one (might not be best practice)?
[Dash 3G, Snap ROM Development] hmmhmm1222:
tack! :) not used to smartphones without touchscreen. had a tp and hd earlier. Will try make a rom later on when i have more time on my hands.
[Dash 3G, Snap ROM Development] franco_negri:
Thank you for yuor interest, i reverted to the original WM 6.5 but am rather disappointed

The Keymap file is still there, and it seems to be the correct one as well. I think the problem arises when i install the Sygic Navigator, in Italian.

When is reboot... QWERTY again :mad:
[General Questions and Answers] blessmyroom:
Hey,

Sorry for starting a new thread. I could not find anywhere appropriate to put it.

I have been trying for a very long time to install the

Android

OS on my HTC

Diamond

. The extracted files are in the internal storage. When I launch haret.exe, my Diamond just restarts normally in Windows.

I have read several guides but cannot get Android installed. I have read that the extracted files should be in the root of the internal storage. I am not sure what is meant by the root and where it is.

Does anyone have a word of advice? It would be greatly appreciated.

Best wishes,

Peter
[General Questions and Answers] sahhar1993:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=641021

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=5420781#post5420781
[Windows Mobile Software Development] AllyKat:
The Munchkin Level Counter http://www.sjgames.com/iphone/levelcounter/ is currently only an iPhone app. I was wondering if anyone was capable of porting the app over to Windows Mobile??
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] enigma79:
Is it possible to make such a device for HTC Universal? :eek::confused:Apply a link to the author.

http://www.mobilitysite.com/boards/...sb-hub-car-charger-audio-preamp-must-see.html
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] orb3000:
Lol!!!

I´m sure if you have the knowledge it can be done, but Universal is big enough...:D

Imagine it´s size with all that stuff on it:eek::eek:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] enigma79:
Size will be like a large brick:D, but it does not matter, to include the ability to monitor and other extras :D
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] -Jonny-:
I would think it's like a break-out box. You would need the connections from the device in the first place (which looks like a comes from a slim multi-pin connector on the device). You can then hook-up to the commonly used connectors.

The Universal doesn't have that much going on. No TV-Out, no (master) USB port. So there's very little you could break-out to.

Sorry to burst a bubble.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] enigma79:
It would be nice if he could spend the picture to the monitor, but maybe not for our phones
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] orb3000:
If you get it working please let us know;):D:rolleyes:
[HD2 General] Riccojames:
Hi all

I have downloaded this app and installed it fine, but can not find where the exe file is to create a short cut.

Anyone else got the answer

mobile.formula1.com/download
[HD2 General] Savage-wp:
Hi.

The app is a Java based app, and as such, does not have an .exe file that you can use to create a shortcut.

You will be able to find the app under tools/jblend. But most people are having a problem that the app will not launch the second time. It gives an exception error. You need to install Myriad Java.

Uninstall the app from the Jblend program.

Install Myriad Java, then re-install the app.

All works great and it automatically creates a shortcut in the programs folder for you.

Go look in the themes and apps thread for the formula1 discussion. You will find the link for Myriad Java, and the F1 official app.

Unfortunately I can't post a link as i'm still a junior member.
[HD2 General] philipdeane:
As Savage-wp mentioned, you find it by running JBlend and it will appear in the list.

Also, as Savage-wp mentioned after closing the program the first time you won't be able to launch it again due to an exception...such a shame, is a great app!

Again, I can't post on their site either to add my piece about the problem :(

Savage-wp, does installing the myriad java solve this issue? Also can't find the DL link for myriad java :(

Thanks for your help.
[HD2 General] Savage-wp:
Hi Philip.

Yes, installing Myriad Java works perfectly. You can open and close as much as you like.

Go to the themes and apps section, and look for a thread titled:

2010 Formula 1 App.....??

I think on page 7/8 you can find the link for Myriad Java. Also, someone has posted a zip file of the actual formula 1 app, so you can get that there as well.

Just uninstall the F1 app, install myriad java, and then re-install the f1 app.

Awesome app, worked great for this weekends F1 race.
[HD2 General] philipdeane:
Thanks for your help and patience.
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] udhaya:
I have one HTC NIKI 200 in boot-loader mode, and it was came for language changing only. It was bought from France T-mobile.Due to my mistake only it was happend.

So badly i need the French original shipped ROM for NIKI 200. Please help me.
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] udhaya:
Anybody is there for help me?
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] Rataplan:
Did you already try a hardreset, push the on/off, send and end key on the same time, then follow the instructions on your Niki screen.

Regards,
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] udhaya:
Yea already i did hard reset.
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] Rataplan:
When in bootloader connect it to your pc and flash the original rom

Regards,
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] udhaya:
Where can i get the original ROM?.Becoz i searched everywhere. Anybody can provide here for me?
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] Rataplan:
Look in the thread from ifreestar, this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=631493

Goodluck
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Fred Doolie:
All these wonderful ROMs; I am impressed but:

1) I obtained my HTC Touch Pro by trading an unwanted/unneeded old notebook computer for it so kinda sorta in a way I got the phone "for nothing".

Addition: IE: I didn't purposely spent $400 to get this phone. I just got it.

2) I don't really need a pocket PC.

Addition: Not now. Not today. Maybe later.

3) I don't really need a smart phone.

Addition: The key word being "need". All I "need" right now is a phone. I'll trade all the cool fancyness for battery life. My old Straight Talk phone could sit there on standby for a week and not have the battery indicator drop more than a couple notches if even that much. I could use it for all week without charging it. Yes, I know the TP is a Pocket PC and a phone; just making a point.

4) The battery life on this thing is horrible (24 hours on standby costs 20%+ of the battery power) I assume it's because it's doing all those extra Pocket PC/Windows stuff in the background.

Addition: If I charge it before I go out and charge it while I'm out it may last the entire day but likely not.

5) All I really *need* is a camera phone. Phone calls, voicemail, text/media messages, snapshot and video, ...that's about it.

6) The extra unneeded stuff is taking up flash-ram space that could be used for storing pictures and video.

Addition: Strip it all out and I'll have room for lots of pic and videos.

7) Flashing back to the original ROM is easy and takes a few minutes so no harm done by "dumbing-down" the current ROM.

Addition: When I want the smart phone I'll flash on a super-duper all-singing-all-dancing ROM.

8) A Pocket PC is very cool but if I want a portable computer I have a much more powerful very nice netbook that is more or less a part of my body so I don't *need* another computer on my person.

That said, has anybody make a stripped down/basic/bare minumum/no frills/no extras/maximum battery life/minimum flash memory used/no fancy stuff/no wifi/gps/internet connection/nuttin-but-a-camera phone ROM?

Addition: IE: Don't do nothing but make calls and take pictures. Simple. Fast. Maximum battery life. A Dumb Phone (for now anyway).

Thanks.

P.S. No. I don't wish to trade it for a dumb phone. I may some day want a smart phone/Pocket PC but not right now.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] rmcknight:
I'm not sure what your expectations are, but only losing 20% in 24 hours is great! I doubt you'll do any better than that. An always active data connection, GPS, and Wi-Fi are the big things that are going to kill battery life, not the OS. I would make sure you have the matching rilphone.dll for the version of radio you are using, however.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] ben_duder:
What you've basically described is a Stock ROM. These are basically just ROMs with the newest build of Windows Mobile and some essential apps, meaning that memory and CPU usage is low. But most of the things that consume battery are switch-off-able, such as the backlight, WiFi, 3G connection, GPS, Bluetooth etc. through the Settings menu or the Comm Manager. If you haven't flashed your phone to a custom ROM yet, you won't get much more basic than the standard 6.1 ROM that your carrier put on the phone to start with.

If you do want Windows Mobile 6.5 but don't want all the frills, you can either be brave and cook a stock-like ROM yourself, or try one from the forums:

[KITCHEN][ROM][WWE][MAR-13-2010] RomRom WM6.5 23547 stock-like Kitchen & ROM is the most updated stock-like kitchen/ROM.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Fred Doolie:
rmcknight:

>I'm not sure what your expectations are, but only losing 20% in

> 24 hours is great!

But that's in Airplane mode (all radios off)! With the radios on it will stand by for about a day before the battery is dead.

Expectations:

"Standby time: Up to 462 hours for WCDMA"

"Talk time: Up to 378 minutes for WCDMA"

http://www.htc.com/www/product/touchpro/specification.html

Reality:

More like up to 120 hours and up to 90 minutes.

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Ben Dude,

>What you've basically described is a Stock ROM.

>meaning that memory and CPU usage is low.

>much more basic than the standard 6.1 ROM that your carrier

>put on the phone to start with.

Sad to hear. The ROM that came with the phone is full of extra stuff and sucks the battery like crazy. The Energy ROM I flashed has even more stuff seems to be easier on battery life. We'll see. This Energy ROM is very cool and maybe I DO want a smart phone right now. The main thing was the battery life. I thought stripping down a ROM would increase battery life due to less stuff running and taking up precious flashram space. Well, SD cards are cheap I guess. I can move as much as possible to external storage.

Maybe I'll have to learn to cook. A stripped-down stock ROM with *everything* removed except phone and camera software. It boots up to a nice wallpaper with two buttons that say "Phone" and "Camera". All radios except phone deactivated. It might be fun to learn how to do that.

Thanks, Guys.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Myrddin Wyllt:
I would happily trade you an LG Xenon for your Fuze.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] ben_duder:
You can try, but you'll still have to flash the entire operating system; as far as I know it's not as easy as what you've said. I suppose the closest would be a 6.1 ROM without Manila (HTC Sense), no bloatware installed and the hotkeys set as 'phone' and 'camera'. But I doubt that it would be worth trying to truly 'cook out' things like GPS, as they really can be switched off with one button press, and that's probably why nobody does (hence your search for a ROM ;) ).
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] storm717:
I've had amazing battery life using the ROM in my sig (dont even think about using android though-- it's fun but not ready for daily use).

install S2U2 -- it makes locking easier but also reduces how often the screen turns on in your pocket. You can set up the screen off delays and such and it saves you a ton of battery life.

Disable the touchflo home screen-- it's pretty superfluous and probably drains battery faster.

If battery life is really bad, consider buying a new one. Check the total talk time (start -> settings -> device information -> call duration) to get an idea of how used the phone is. Those counters don't reset when you flash a new ROM.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] k.electron:
try timolols and turn off data.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Fred Doolie:
@ Myrddin

I'll bet you would! Thanks but I want this phone; just trying to make it "My Phone" rather than "Sprint's Phone".

@Storm 717

>I've had amazing battery life using the

> ROM in my sig

I'll try it. As long as I still have my Sprint Picture Mail. It's the only app I really use and need.

>install S2U2 -- it makes locking easier

Been there done that. LOVE it!

>Disable the touchflo home screen

BTDT

>Check the total talk time (start ->

>settings -> device information ->

>call duration) to get an idea of how

>used the phone is.

What you talkin' 'bout, Willis?

See the screenshots.

As long as I have posted them, anybody see a problem with the versions and numbers?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] jul644:
just make sure if you flash to flash a CMDA one and not a GSM rom or you will likely brick your phone
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Fred Doolie:
Yes, I've read that and believe it but why? Wouldn't it just not work and then you flash a proper ROM over it?
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] carlos_polanco:
I know that if you give a little donation to NRGZ or the Capn they can do a perfect ROM for your "need" :D

Talk to them!
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] timolol:
I hate to promote my own ROM, but give my stock-like ROM a try. It's almost exactly what you describe. :)

Alternatively, I can whip up an even more stripped-down version if you like. Let me know.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] jul644:
.

its because the amount of voltage/wattage to the radio (the part that connects to the network) is different between gsm and cmda so when you flash a cmda rom on a gsm(sim card)phone then it literally breaks it and also happens vis-versa
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Fred Doolie:
response and modification request

Well, that's bad designing. You'd think there would be a check for that in the hardware in case some noobie tech at Sprint/Verizon/AT&T was really tired and tried to update your phone with the wrong ROM. Like a splashscreen saying "GSM Verizon Diamond ROM detected - This is a Touch Pro 1 CDMA Phone" and then it just stops dead on that screen with an endless do-nothing loop.

************

MODIFICATION REQUEST, YOU BRAINS OUT THERE! CAN IT BE DONE?

SAVE US FROM OURSELVES! Can the phones be modified to detect improper ROMs so it doesn't even try to fully boot up/blow up? Some of us are really stu.. frightened noobies.

************

Or a modification in the [one of those files in the RUU folder] that examines the phone and refuses to proceed if the .nbh filoes doesn't match the phone it sees".

Is there any other way to brick a phone. The child in me wants to play with cool stuff but the adult in me says if "it aint broke don't fix it! You don't need a $400 brick"!

* Yes, I know about Hackentosh but don't understand how it works.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] ben_duder:
On the official HTC site, you can only download a ROM after you type in your phone's serial number, which checks that you have the right hardware for the upgrade. As far as HTC care, this matter has been dealt with. I would guess that techs working for carriers probably have to input your SN too.

There are so many tutorials and guides on this site for first time flashers that if they don't read them first, it's their own fault for being ignorant. Most chefs will warn about it too.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Fred Doolie:
Yes but sadly a few don't. I have seen at least one post in the CDMA section that mentions way down "Remove the sim card while flashing the ROM". Oop, that's a GSM phone, no? If I would missed that one line I may have flashed that ROM by accident. Also, a few say something like "For the TP" but don't mention CDMA or GSM anywhere. You have to HOPE it's in the correct section. I just wanted to be 100% safe from accidents.

---

Moot point though; I'm through with flashing. None of the ROMs I found were as smooth and fast as the stock ROM. Beautiful, oh yes, but slow and locking up the phone every little while. It stinks but it runs fine.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] ben_duder:
I think it's just probably because this site is dedicated to getting the most out of our devices and what you're looking for just doesn't fit in with that. In my experience, I've never had a slow, unstable or just unusable stock ROM. I think your best bet is just to buy a bigger microSD card if you want more space for media, stick with WM6.1 and switch off everything you don't need (3G connection, Wi-Fi, screen brightness, any bloatware, Bluetooth, you know the rest).

With regards to the CDMA/GSM issue, I've never really considered it because I've never been the first to try out a ROM. If it really was posted in the wrong section (which I think is unlikely) it would only take one person other than yourself to flash it and comment before everyone realised. Just make sure you're not that person ;)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] pyraxiate:
First answer is that yes the manufacturers DO in fact have a way to block improper roms. This is why they initially have a CID lock. CID locks prevent the usage of Non-Carrier roms being installed on the phone. Once its had this lock removed, you are able to install non-factory firmwares ( like the ones these wonderful chefs create for us ). In a sense, you take it in your own hands if you flash the wrong firmware for your device, because you have already removed the protection from the carrier.

Second answer. A Hackintosh is computer not made by apple that is running Apples OSX. There are several ways to achieve this, one of which is using an EFI ( Apples Bios Type ) Emulator such as Chameleon or Boot123 , or by using a chipset capable of running the Vanilla ( OEM ) Kernel as is ( Specific Intel chipsets ). I could help direct you to the proper places to discuss this in a PM if you want further information.

Hope those answers helped some :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Fred Doolie:
1) I see. Thanks.

Thought!

The official Sprint upgrade ROM package works on a locked phone. I've installed it. It flashed and worked.

The official Sprint upgrade ROM's .nph file is a signed ROM, right? A signed ROM will get past the CID lock.

You guys are geniuses. Why not put a "sign" code into a cooked ROM for safety? Leave the CID protection in place and let it block incorrect ROMS. Am I being too simplistic?

2) The hackintosh line was a leftover from when I was composing the post. I should have seen and removed it.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] krook6023:
…what you are describing would be way more work than it is worth...

There is more than enough information available to anyone who is inclined to read it. I mean no offence to you…but how about you just “modify your behavior to detect improper ROMs” instead of asking for someone to “save you from yourself”.

To be slightly more simplistic…...just read...

Hope this helps :rolleyes: