yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile] mark-m:
Thank you......

Mark....
[Windows Mobile] dtbinh:
Here is your XIP.BIN:

http://www.mediafire.com/?5eopnutccsnm0v5
[Windows Mobile] fubo73:
WOW! How many releases during this period!
[Windows Mobile] nsourm:
thanks a lot for sharing
[Windows Mobile] NIKOSXRI:
which builds need caller id fix

Can someone remind which builds need or dont need caller id fix?

Thanks in advance!
[Windows Mobile] sharkie405:
I just keep the fix in my kitchen always. To my knowledge it doesn't hurt those that don't need it.
[Windows Mobile] NIKOSXRI:
Maybe I am wrong but the fix, though I did not use the lockscreen file, caused a little malfunction in the lockscreen that I use (classic windows lockscreen).Now it unlocks with any hardware button pressed and also directly with the lock soft button without the option to press lock and then unlock soft buttons.
[Windows Mobile] sharkie405:
mmm... I use the slide to unlock WM lockscreen and I have no issues with it. I've never used the lockscreen you're talking about, so I wouldn't know... I do use the lockscreen file though...
[Windows Mobile] fire_z:
Thank you

Thank you for always uploading latest xip.bin's
[Windows Mobile] + Que PPC:
:p nice one
[Windows Mobile] ::indie:::
1.

Anyone knows why we do not have new 24xxx builds

the last one was this:

24635 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 5421 (Aug 15 2010. 15:45:25)

2.

I use this builds

236xx

246xx

216xx

231xx

I have a problem with builds 216xx and 231xx

The problem is that both builds open GPRS Internet without reason

With the 236xx and 246xx builds I do not have this problem.

Anyone knows what it does this,

and what files can I use from 236xx and 246xx to fix this problem??

Thank you :)
[Windows Mobile] sharkie405:
Forgive me if this is not the best place for this question, but I figured since it's to do with certain builds...

I would like to stop 6.5.X WM Contacts from using the softkey bar buttons for the communication options when in an individual contact. See my screenshot.

Is this possible??

I stayed on 23563 for the longest because it was one of the only builds that didn't do this. All of the ones I've tried lately (21683, 22046, 23144, 23696 and 28242) all use the softkey buttons for Contacts.

If no one knows, does anyone know what builds DON'T do this? Or does someone have any ideas as to where in the SYS I should start looking?
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
22047 AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4921 (Sept 26 2010. 17:16:11)
[Windows Mobile] kaywchan:
Thank you for sharing AndrewSh!
[Windows Mobile] miniterror:
com2 is dead?:(
[Windows Mobile] cajunflavoredbob:
If you mean 218xx, then yes and no. They ran out of numbers in that branch and moved into 219xx instead of making a new branch. Either way we haven't seen a new build in there in quite some time. I don't know if it's completely dead or not, but if not, they're pretty slow. 21916 is still the latest there.
[Windows Mobile] kristofpetho:
I am also hoping that COM2 is still alive... WMD was revived after many months and is now back in full development, lets hope that COM2 is only dormant and not dead... :-)
[Windows Mobile] O.a.T.:
21683 and Keyboard Issue

I'm getting some reports from a beta tester about some keyboard issue with 21683, i.e., crashing when switching between finger keyboard and htc full keyboard. Anybody else seeing this? Thanks in advance.
[Windows Mobile] miniterror:
hehe yep i meant 219

i am using 21916 fopr a while now so i whas wondering as there whas a new xip/sys drop bomb and i kinda hoped a 21917 or something higher:p

i sure hope so mate
[Windows Mobile] cajunflavoredbob:
I probably didn't explain this properly. It's very confusing because of a crossing of the branches by HTC/MS. The whole thing is pretty messed up. I'll try to explain a bit better this time. :)

I meant that the new 219xx is the old COM2. 218xx reached its maximum (21899) a while back. Instead of crating a new branch, they just moved up to 219xx instead. 21916 has been the most recent "COM2" for several months.

219xx hasn't been the feature test branch since about eight months now. It used to be the branch that had all the really new features like 230xx used to be. It had the big softkeybar and everything, but it died out. That's why they use it for COM2 now. It's all kind of confusing and strange. OndraSter posted about it a few months ago, I think.
[Windows Mobile] vbmarco:
what are the main news of builds with aku 5.3.10?
[Windows Mobile] vbmarco:
Anyone please?
[Windows Mobile] d-two:
Look on the top :rolleyes:
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
Hello,

I'm having cprog.exe crashing issue in 231XX when I use cprog.exe from com 5. If I use cprog.exe from same build ( i.e 231xx ), I will get incoming caller Id issue.

Any solutions for this?

Does other latest builds of com 3 also have such issue? i.e 22xxx?

BTW; I tried Huashan phone canvas but the device hangs after receiving or ending incoming call. Any fix for this either? :o

Due to such problem, I / we are unable to use com 3 builds.

Thanks...

Best Regards
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
21664_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU530

7

Windows CE: 5.2 Build 3585 (June 17 2010. 16:03:48)
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
23125_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4156 (June 11 2010. 0:52:09)

24619_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 5415 (June 17 2010. 16:06:53)

23667_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5306 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4584 (June 8 2010. 15:43:28)

22029_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5306 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4911 (May 18 2010. 15:43:30)
[Windows Mobile] dtbinh:
XIP.BIN for old kitchen:
[Windows Mobile] hellonasty:
21908_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 - AKU5093 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 3828 (Apr 8 2010. 18:37:11) COM2
[Windows Mobile] dtbinh:
Here is XIP.BIN for old kitchen:
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
23126_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4157 (June 14 2010. 17:21:55)
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
23668 AKU 5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4585 (June 17 2010. 16:05:08)

23668_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409.7z (38.98 MB)

http://www.multiupload.com/BRBSUQU4QD

http://multi-up.com/299136

Re-uploaded by Alexx~
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
24620_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 5416 (June 20 2010. 15:46:42)

Adding recipient from Contacts list in SMS - still does not fixed

P.S. Concerning 23126 - works decently - more stable than 23125. The memory issues - fixed.
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
21665_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 3586 (June 20 2010. 15:43:38)
[Windows Mobile] totalcmdext:
What is the difference with 21664?
[Windows Mobile] dtbinh:
There isn't 21668 on DFT. Here are 23668 and 21665:
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
22031_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4912 (June 20 2010. 15:44:23)
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
I had such an issue once but it was a reloc and addressing problem of IMGFS...

OK back to the topic:

23670_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4586 (June 20 2010. 15:44:08) LG Electronics
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
25018_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 5914 (June 24 2010. 15:45:38)
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
23127_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409 AKU5307 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4158 (June 22 2010. 12:12:09)
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
Dunno what do you mean by crashing, but it works with 231xx without problems.

Another thing - 22xxx is not COM3 - it's SEMC branch.
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
crashing mean, when you dial a contact and end the call using hardware end key the cprog.exe kills. So if you dial a contact again, the button doesn't work.

For some (like me), its such problem and for others after ending a call using hw end key the phone canvas hangs. Mean call is just connected in taskbar.

Ok thanks for the info about 22xxx. will try that build. :)
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
Thnx for clarifying. Made a check on purpose now - everything works fine with hardware keys used (COM3).
[Windows Mobile] Laurentius26:
I'm having cprog crashing as well on 23137/39/40

On 23568 it works fine but on the higher builds it always crashes with the Leo phonecanvas from 3.14.531 stock.

First call goes ok but after I hang up the call continues in the notification manager and making a second call crashes cprog. (it restarts)

This is confirmed by my beta team.
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
That's exactly what I use in my 2314xx :).... The only difference - luckily I don't use any alpha, beta or gamma testers :)
[Windows Mobile] Laurentius26:
Well that's funny it works for you as 23137 is stock Huashan nbh dumped.

No Alpha/beta or gamma just stock phonecanvas and stock sys. ;)
[Windows Mobile] Laurentius26:
I've found the fix thanks to seeM_ZA. :)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7371585&postcount=2

* No more cprog crashing on 23137 stock

* Perfect caller ID
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
Funny thing. I suppose kinda misunderstanding :)

The beginning of the discussion was:

You pointed to the link with COM5 cprog.exe. I always use that file that's why I wrote - I have no issue. And I still have no issue :)

Maybe my fault was that I did not define also pimstore.dll and tpcutil.dll... But I thought it's clear by default (I suppose Chief's Central is a little bit special place... or should be special).
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
As I already said before I was using cprog.exe from COM 5 but not the others. i.e pimstore.dll and tpcutil.dll.

When I used these also, it solved the cprog.exe issues totally. :)
[Windows Mobile] bgcngm:
Fo you know what those modules (pimstore.dll and tcputil.dll) do / are used for?
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
Good question, especially for New Builds thread

I suppose - the names of the libraries are quite readable.

Personal Information Manager and Transmission Control Protocol - the rest you can read from msdn...
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
Not by me, I read a post about it somewhere in the Chef Central and just put a cab together..

By the way, does anyone know how to fix the strange split icons that 21916 has in the "Tasks" application? I've tried using different dll's (the dependencies of poutlook.exe, which is the Tasks app) from different builds but nothing fixed it.. Here's a screenshot:
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
I don't like this 219xx builds since its buggy. I would stay in 21899.

For me Import SIM Contacts was bugging (In manila -> people 'tab' -> all people ). Says successfully imported but nothing is imported and it was due to 219xx builds ( I have tried all the builds under 219xxx and all are same issue ). However, I didn't researched more but stayed under 21899. :rolleyes:
[Windows Mobile] vbmarco:
No, I have not explained, what are the main features of the new build with aku 5.3.10?
[Windows Mobile] d-two:
Sorry i have not right read ... I have think you search the new build!
[Windows Mobile] vbmarco:
don't worry, I didn't explained well :)
[Windows Mobile] krazy_about_technology:
Hey Buddies,

Can somebody tell me why I am getting this ugly background in Contacts application in build 23135? What file I need to replace to get it in shape?
[Windows Mobile] kaywchan:
I've downloaded the WVGA and common portions of 23145.

I tried unzipping it (I entered the password supplied in the first posting of the release), but the extractor complains about unsupported compression method. I tried using 7zip extractor and winrar. Neither worked.

Any hints on what to use to unzip it?
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
All res will come up later when downloaded.

Meanwhile - two builds (including 23145) in one archive (lazy to repack the stuff)

21683_23145_WVGA_0409.7z (32.14 MB) http://www.multiupload.com/AANRRD2L0F
[Windows Mobile] ratelutz:
Thx for sharing
[Windows Mobile] fubo73:
Thx you and all DFT guys!
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
You didn't post a link to what you downloaded, so hard to tell what your problem is.

7zip worked just fine for me on AndrewSh's download.
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
The rest res for 23145

23145 AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4173 (Sept 23 2010. 15:54:05)
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
Thanks for sharing.

I have a doubt, why is build date same as 23144 and 23143? Not only date, the time is also same. :confused:

23142 AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4173 (Sept 23 2010. 15:54:05)

23144 AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4173 (Sept 23 2010. 15:54:05)

23145 AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4173 (Sept 23 2010. 15:54:05)

Atleast the time should be different.

Ok leave 2314X, consider others

22047 AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4921 (Sept 26 2010. 17:16:11)

22046 AKU5309 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4921 (Sept 26 2010. 17:16:11)

21681 AKU5309 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 3597 (Sept 16 2010. 15:43:53)

21682 AKU5309 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 3597 (Sept 16 2010. 15:43:53)

21683 AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 3597 (Sept 16 2010. 15:43:53)

Thay are same too. :confused:
[Windows Mobile] bikertibi:
Not all modules are changed when MS make a new buid so, look inside office.dll and you will find the real date of the rom.

23145 is date 7 oct 2010.
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
oh i see :rolleyes:

Thanks...

Best Regards
[Windows Mobile] Skorpyo:
Thank you to you, Boomer and DFT for sharing! XIP.BIN anyone?? TIA

Skorpyo
[Windows Mobile] kaywchan:
Oops! Here's one of the zip files for 23145 that I downloaded from DFT. Would you mind trying to unzip it? When I tried, many of the files showed 0kb.

Password to unzip is UW6bTn4c

And thanks to AndrewSh for sharing 23145 and 21683...and thanks to Boomer, mwang and DFT.

Best regards.
[Windows Mobile] l2tp:
stop garbaging old builds!!

got my hands on 28244 dated 24.10.2010, probably upload soon..
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
You so kind! Just upload the stuff. No need to to show how cool you are. Such kinda posts are not for adults....
[Windows Mobile] utak3r:
You're making an assumption he *is* an adult... :P

"Probably"?... Either upload it or just sit silent. Besides... not always the higher digit means "better", remember that.

Few words on the 23144: after few days of cooking quite many configurations based on this build I can say it's a really great build: stable, fast, power-friendly (finally I can have my 3G on for the whole day without sucking off my battery). Of course, one has to replace few modules (just as Andrew was writing about it earlier), but it's really worth of jumping into this line. Now I'll test the new 23145. Thanks for continuing support, Andrew!
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
21684 AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 3597 (Sept 16 2010 15:43:53)
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
Most 23145 files are dated Oct-12.

Not sure why the posts give same info for build # and date. Doesn't matter - look at the files.
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
That file and password worked OK for me. No zero-length files.
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
Then just post it please. No need to play games.
[Windows Mobile] NIKOSXRI:
Be carefull, if you share your data you are going to loose it!
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
It's people like that guy who make me realise how lucky we are to have people who share :)
[Windows Mobile] HD2Owner:
thanks to DFT (boomer, mwang) and andrewsh for sharing the new builds.
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
Yes - I've been quite eagerly awaiting 23145. (Don't ask me why! Maybe because it's divisible by 5!) But seriously glad to have it and appreciate getting it.

Thanks to AndrewSh and asus mobile for making easily and publicly available what DFT posts on their forums.
[Windows Mobile] l2tp:
Sorry guys for making you waiting, I just wanted to check if this build works normally. But due to lack of time I haven't done it yet properly. Anyway, I want to share it to everybody, so here it is:

28244.5.3.10 build 5224, dated 24.10.2010.

P.S. My upload speed is 2.5 kbps, so langs are not included (I'm sorry), but I've checked 0409 with 28242, they are the same, so you can use them without any doubt. DPI included.

Good luck!
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
Thanks for sharing. Please try to upload the 28244 lang also since its better to use of same build then previous build even if it works fine.

Thanks again...

Best Regards
[Windows Mobile] krazy_about_technology:
Hey Andrew, and everybody else involved, thanks a lot for 23145 :) I finally got my 6.5.3 kitchen ready to my liking for my Samsung B7610, just cooked the 23145 and loving it. Back in Business now, I must say :)
[Windows Mobile] kaywchan:
Hi willysp,

Thank you for trying out the file.

What OS and extractor did you use?

I'm running Windows Vista Business edition and tried winrar and 7z extractor. And used the same password word. Each one came back with expansion errors and 0 length files.
[Windows Mobile] Spiaatie:
To extract files you need to use 7-Zip 9.18 beta - download from [here]

:)
[Windows Mobile] kaywchan:
Thank you Spiaatie, that worked!

BTW, 21684 is here.
[Windows Mobile] + Que PPC:
I can see everything is "normal" as always around here :p thanks for new builds people keep it up ;)
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
XP and 7-Zip 9.15 beta
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
Did not cook anything yet with the build - only downloaded and made a brief check.

All dsm files are carefully generated as 28244 on November 6 (not usual I would say - normally always some packages migrate from older builds). All R attributes are removed. Some files (like tmail.exe or shell32) were definitely replaced after the dsm files were patched to 28244. Or - they were replaced earlier but someone forgot to fix dsm. The size of those files does not match to dsm filelist.

And some other minor "improvements"...
[Windows Mobile] boggsie:
Thank you for taking the time to upload, l2tp. That was very thoughtful. All of the DSMs being of the same version and all R flags removed is surely an indication of some significant tweaking and you may want to consider this as you evaluate the legitimacy of the source who provided you with this version. Nontheless, thank you for packaging and uploading.

Thank you for your evaluation of this frankenbuild, AndrewSH.

Best regards,

-boggsie
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
Looks like 28244 is better then any others. I have bench marked 28244 with 23144, 21682 and 22047 and found that 28244 runs faster then others in average. :)

Here is the results I placed in Google Docs. I have taken report of 23145. Have a look. :)

Thanks again to l2tp...

Best Regards
[Windows Mobile] l2tp:
If dsm is very important for you, just skip this build. Or wait when DFT or somebody else give this in 2-3 weeks (till the end of November -- they still share builds from 16th of September). But if you like so to evaluate something, take the source from some trusted place when it leak and make a binary comparison of all modules at same vbase (e.g. 10000000 - after recmod+reversmode again). All dsms were patched to match SYS version (not all original dsms were 28244). That's all.
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
23146 AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4173 (Sept 23 2010. 15:54:05)
[Windows Mobile] NIKOSXRI:
Nobody is against you.Thanks for sharing this fresh build.

But the guy who first shared it‚ should share it untouched.There are a lot of tools available today for easy patching if someone wants to do so.
[Windows Mobile] b16b:
can you test also the 23146?

also can you tell me what benchmark you are using ?
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
Yep testing right now, Will post in few mins.

The same benchmark I made in topaz but got very strange results. Way too slow then compared to 2145 (I meant 28244). Unlike on HD2.

I'm using SPB benchmark as usual. :)

Edit: Here you go -

Here is the results I placed in Google Docs. I have taken report of 23145. Have a look. :)

looks like 23146 isn't fast as previous builds but the above chart doesn't say 100% that its not fast on any device. It depends. However, I had got same results on topaz benchmark (23145 vs 13146) :

As of 28244 on topaz I had got strange results was because I had installed and run spb benchmark on sd card. :p

Tomorrow, I gonna test 28244 again on topaz and 23145 on HD2.

Happy cooking...

Thanks...

Best Regards
[Windows Mobile] cajunflavoredbob:
How did you get it to display the decimals? I'm using SPB Benchmark as well, but I don't see that option. All of my results display whole numbers; unless you're just averaging the results from multiple trials.
[Windows Mobile] kaywchan:
Thanks for the sharing this willysp.
[Windows Mobile] willysp:
Hi - I assume you are running each build multiple times then averaging the results for that build before putting the numbers in the table? I'd expect to see a couple % variance even between back-to-back runs of the same build - I know when I benchmark SSD's I see several % difference between runs.

e.g. the difference between 21345 and 23146 is only .6% which seems statistically insignificant to me.

Thanks for sharing your numbers.
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
The decimals I got from http://spb.com/ext/benchmark/handleresult.php. I'm not sure if its right. or milliseconds has decimals. :p

The last row called Total is made by me by totaling all the above milliseconds so which ever takes less time to perform the all tasks is better. :)

Well I'm not so good in taking benchmark results. As I said above, thats how I taken the results.

Each builds have same packages in ROM. While taking benchmarks, I will change the SYS/XIP and perform benchmark.

Thanks...

Best Regards

Edit: Here is the results I placed in Google Docs. I have taken report of 23145. Have a look. :)

Edit 2: Here is the results of my Topaz ROM. So 28244 is really fastest compared to others. Have a look too.

One device may give wrong results but not two. ;)
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
23697 AKU5309 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 4599 (Oct 24 2010. 15:44:24)
[Windows Mobile] kaywchan:
Thank you for sharing AndrewSh! And thanks to Boomer, DFT and mwang.
[Windows Mobile] cajunflavoredbob:
The only link working for me was the Russian mirror. I've uploaded the build to Hotfile for anyone else having issues.

23697_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409_FROM_DFT.7z
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
Thanks for sharing. My benchmark report updated. Found that 23697 runs better then 23146 and 23145. :D

Click here to view.
[Windows Mobile] sharkie405:
Thanks for mirroring!
[Windows Mobile] AndrewSh:
28243_MSXIPKernel_SYS_QVGA_WQVGA_HVGA_VGA_WVGA_0409_FROM_DFT AKU5310 Windows CE: 5.2 Build 5223 (Sept 21 2010. 17:00:09)

Mirror Multi-Up

So next release of the branch will give a nice opportunity to compare previously uploaded 28244 with alternative one from DFT

:)
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
WOW I was so eager to have builds from this branch. Now we have got the new build with lang. :D

Thanks a lot. Will download, cook, flash, benchmark and report here. :cool:

Best Regards
[Windows Mobile] fubo73:
I gave I try to this strange 28244 on my I8000. Really disappointed! Slow and unstable. Switching back to DFT "original" 23146 (that is the natural evolution of Samsung 23103 branch).
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
Ok here you go. Added 28243.

Now I see 28243 is slight slower then 28244 but fastest then any others. So I don't think 28244 posted by l2tp is bad or etc.

Anyways, lets see for sure when 28244 leaks from DFT. :D

Thanks...

Best Regards
[Windows Mobile] SiemensLover:
@ CRACING

i think u have to correct the Build version in column H ! from 28244 to 28243 ;-)

WBR

Siemens Lover
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
Thanks, corrected and nice to see someone is following my benchmarks. :D

Best Regards
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
I am too ;) I noticed for 21682, under "Directory list of 2000 (in ms)" the value is 205. Is that a typo or is it really that high, compared to the others at around 40-50?
[Windows Mobile] CRACING:
Nope, its not my typo. Thats what I got in the benchmark report XML. Possible the app had recoded wrong. I will see if I can re-benchmark. :rolleyes:

Thanks...

Best Regards
[Windows Mobile] musezicos:
Can someone share 28243Xip.bin and 23146Xip.bin?

thanks!

best regards