yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] vcespon:
I vote for 3:

- Original HTC ROM. It works, it's light. Of course no Manilla 2.5, Opera is only 9.5, Office Mobile is old version. But it works pretty fine.

- Topix 3.5 WM6.1 Manila 2.1. This is light and fast and everything works fine. It's missing lastest Office and Opera tough.

- millski rom[21897]

I'm running this one now. It's not heavy for a WM 6.5 ROM. Has all the basics and no extra unneeded programs. It feels slower than WM 6.1 of course, but it's usable. Has Office 2010 and Opera 10 integrated. All WM 6.1 programs I usually install work here (in other WM 6.5 builds you can find incompatibilities)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] izutio:
Thanks for the answer!

I thought that updating ur ROM from 6.1 to 6.5 would make ur phone faster and more stabile but u are saying that it feels slower? explain please'

Thanks in advance!
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] vcespon:
WM 6.5 is heavier than WM 6.1. The only thing I saw going faster is installing some programs. Manilla 2.5 is heavier than Manilla 2.1. Manilla 2.5 with all tabs is heavier than it with footprints, facebook or e-reader tabs removed.

You must think of that when choosing a ROM.

A WM 6.1 ROM has more much RAM free than a 6.5 (130 MB vs 90 MB for example). This is important if you launch applications like Opera 10. Touch HD2, with 1 GHz snapdragon and 512 MB od RAM, can handle WM 6.5 better. Touch HD is not designed for WM 6.5.

If Kwbr or someone else decides to update the WM 6.1 ROM with IE6, Office 2010 and Opera 10, I'm flashing that. Right now you can use a light WM 6.5 (48% RAM used on boot).
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] kuailan:
I just love Energy ROM...they are the best in term of full pack features (all the latest) and if you are in for a beauty (eye candy) stuff. Currently I am using the Energy ROM 23554 with GTX theme (truly AWESOME!)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] first_damned:
I would recommend Cloudy 1.6 or Topix 3.5.10, both wm6.5 roms, close to stock, low ram useage, ive had no problems with either of these roms.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] 8omem:
Don't use wm 6.5, its stable when you don't install apps but If you install your apps, your hd will run slowy and unstable. I prefer kwbr 3.1.2 its is wm6.5 with manilia SENSE 2.1, I updated microsoft office to 2010 and opera to 10 final. All my apps are intalled, about 60 apps :eek: and it stil runs smooth, stable and fast. I've tried all the recent roms, and I always flash back to kwbr 3.1.2!! KWBR 3.5 wm6.1 sense 2.1 is in my opinion not beter than 3.1.2
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
If the point of this thread is to find out which roms people use & why so you can decide which to try.....my best advice would be to try a few yourself. You're never going to know which build is for you unless you try it.

Yes wm6.1 is quicker than wm6.5, but you may prefer the latest builds in wm6.5 over wm6.1

Its a matter of personal taste and everyone has his/her own likes & dislikes

Threads similar to this have been opened countless times before and closed for the very reason that its opinionated which creates endless long threads as each user will have a different opinion

For the same reasons I am closing this thread
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] pietsukkel:
Hi guys!

I'm trying to turn on Word Completion for the full QWERTY keyboard, but I cannot find how to. I know that you can toggle Word Completion through Personal => Input => Options, but only for XT9 and the Compact QWERTY. I would like to enable it for the full QWERTY.

Does anybody know how?

Thanks for any help in advance!

Kind regards,

Piet
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] pjsmith:
I'd very much like to know how to do that as well. Tried in the past, but it didn't seem possible via the standard settings.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] pietsukkel:
I found the answer myself!

I found the answer myself! The trick is to change 2 registry keys.

Change these two registry keys under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\ Control\Layouts\e0010409

- Change the value of Ime File from \windows\eT9ime.dll to \windows\compime.dll

- Change the value of Layout Text from ET9 IME to COMP IME

Perform a soft reset and you wil now see that word completion works in the default language of your device.

You could replace the dictionary used (\Windows\Mssp2.lex) by one of your preferred language to change this.

For the Dutch users I have attached a CAB file which does this all for you. This is for WWE devices and you end up with Dutch Word Completion only.

Kind regards,

Piet
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] oisact:
On my device I can turn it on whenever I want by bringing up the on-screen keyboard then hiding it. It is only temporary, and works until I close the keyboard and go back to portrait.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] thebigrhinoone:
The problem with the reg edits is that eventually your keyboard will get stuck. The way to do it without messing anything up is through HDTweak. Not HD2Tweak. There is a difference. Once installed scroll down and turn xt9 off. Then the very next option will be T9. This is what you enable. Dont forget to soft reset. You will have auto correct and word completion perfectly after that without any problems.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] pietsukkel:
The funny thing is that HDTweaks does the exact same thing as my cab does.

I used SKTrack to monitor the changes made by HDTweak and it changes the exact same registry keys to the exact same values I suggested...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] cell surgeon:
Thanks for the info bro its really useful for me
[Desire General] jurmala98:
Hey everyone, was wondering if the the desire has the same WiFi chip as the HD2, which allows up to 5 WiFi devices to connect to it and share the 3g signal?
[Desire General] Perfectionist:
I'm wondering too! Does anybody know?
[Desire General] farnsbarns:
not possible until we can remount the system partition as writable. shouldn't be too long.

do try searching before posting

Sent from my HTC Desire using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[General Questions and Answers] josefcrist:
how do i get the newer style contextual menus on my expo? is it an easy process? is there a cab?
[General Questions and Answers] josefcrist:
bump anybody know how to do this?
[General Questions and Answers] Atrixx:
Try Fingersuite

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=459125
[General Questions and Answers] josefcrist:
thanks that is exactly what i wanted.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] fatkitty420:
I was wondering if anyone has experience in Virtual Laser key boards such as i-Techs VKB?

http://www.amazon.com/iTech-Bluetooth-Virtual-Keyboard/dp/B00142C4O8

If so, are they compatible with our phones?

I am slowly moving towards using my phone as a full mobile PC. I would like to be as productive as possible and having a full size key board would be monumental... especially when editing documents. Sure, a laptop would be the best bet but this is the future.

As a side note, I would also like to note that this is why the iPad is a step back. Technology should be getting smaller, not bigger. You can see this with the invention of micro-projectors (google "Sixth Sense Project") or the paper-thin, clear, flexible LCD displays that are emerging. I don't want to load around some cumbersome device like the iPad or even a netbook. Smart phones are the future!

/rant

Anyway, if the laser keyboard is not compatible can someone point me in the right direction for any type of key board... preferably one that rolls up or something.

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Jye75:
Found this that should work for you:

https://barbourelectronicstore.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=6
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Vrekk:
I see no reason why it would not work. Does our phone support a normal bluetooth keyboard?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] gthing:
Those keyboard are not great. They have a hard time keeping track of everything.

So even if you get it working, it will only kinda sorta work.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] fatkitty420:
...Come to think of it, I'm going to try to sync a bluetooth keyboard we have in the shop right now.

Edit: Dell has neglected to give me the passkey to pair the keyboard. No dice.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Outcome:
Dell won't give you the pass key? Shouldn't it be a set standard for that model? I figured it would be on the website of the manufacturer under the support section.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] fatkitty420:
I'm trying to use a Model Number: Y-RAQ-DEL2 keyboard.

http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/acc/P109356/en/index.htm

It comes with a reciever which pair it automatically to PC's. It can also be paired with laptops that have built in modules because the computers generates the Passkey and you eneter it on the Keyboard.

Our phones, however, don't generate one but instead ask for the Keyboard Passkey itself.

I chatted with Dell to get it, they told me to call wireless tech support. I called wireless tech support and they said the passkey has to be "0000". This does not work, however. The guy was an idiot. He was obviously reading off of a screen. There must be a shared code between the Dell BT reciever and the Keyboard that I can find use to pair the device.

Ugh.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] bitbang3r:
It won't work. Even if you get it to pair, no current ROM or kernel known to exist as of this moment supports HID, and the commercial BT keyboard driver in Market (which supports SPP) doesn't work on the Hero.

As far as the PIN goes (when/if it ever becomes possible to use a BT keyboard on our phones), try this:

* Make the keyboard discoverable

* Tell the phone to scan

* When the phone finds the keyboard, try setting the PIN on the keyboard by pressing 4 digit keys then enter/return. That seems to be the way most of them work.

Unlike mice and gamepads, most (newer) keyboards WON'T allow you to pair as 0000 due to the risk of password interception.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] mountaindont:
if you are looking to go completely remote, i would advice waiting for the evo. snapdragon+gi.s.+a sd card and hdmi connectivity and whats sure to be our native sense experience in a fully functioning 2.1 playing ground that will have more than enuff support or what should be simple. things such as bt (...AND THE KICKSTAND) i think it will be your most likely option to suceed. good luck, i like my laptop.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] bitbang3r:
Update: it turns out, there IS a driver to use bluetooth HID keyboards with Android -- BlueInput (teksoftco.com). Unsurprisingly, it doesn't work (yet) on the Hero, either :(

This has gotten me wondering... Has anyone figured out WHY nothing Bluetooth-related besides audio seems to work on the Hero (compared to other Android phones that don't seem to be similarly-afflicted)?

Is it a case of distros like DamageControl having kernels with BlueZ 3.x compiled in when apps like BlueInput(HID) and KeyPro(SPP) need 4.x, or vice-versa?

Has anyone with the background knowledge necessary to build a 2.6.29 Hero kernel from scratch and troubleshoot bluetooth problems even looked at the way the kernel is getting built for distros like DamageControl? It seems like right now, nobody even knows whether this is something as trivial as a bad option at build time, or a problem that's huge and hopeless.

Sigh. It's times like this that I really hate Sprint for not letting us have R-UIM cards. I seriously think SIM cards are a major part of the reason why we (CDMA users) seem to have so many kernel-level problems that GSM Android users don't. They can just swap SIMs, and experiment all weekend if they like without metaphorically leaving their phones "off the hook" in the meantime.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] centran:
I am betting those features where compiled out of our kernel. It should be easy to put them back in but then the question is will it work with the hardware... and we all know from the camera that that isn't a given.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] scirio:
passkey is 0000 noob
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] morbidpete:
Open mouth insert foot:rolleyes:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6103433&postcount=7
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] bitbang3r:
Hmmm. Has anyone ever tried taking a distro like DamageControl and using it with a scratch-built kernel known to have been compiled with everything BlueZ-related included and enabled? From the research I've done, it looks like we kind of have a catch-22 situation:

* All of the popular 2.1 distros seem to be using the same signed kernel. If that kernel's bluetooth support is dysfunctional, everything that relies on it for bluetooth will be dysfunctional as well.

* In theory, AOSP should be easy to experiment with bluetooth on... but NONE of the AOSP builds seem to really support bluetooth at all. At least, more than maybe being able to limp along with handsfree+headset mono. It seems to be kind of a vicious cycle -- most of the support apps needed to implement bluetooth and make it work aren't opensource, so the leaders (in a very oldschool Debian-like way) want nothing to do with them, even if it means doing without it entirely in the meantime. But since there are no ripped apps to bootstrap bluetooth support with until replacements can be written, nobody has any real incentive to work on tweaking the kernel to make them work... and since there's no real bluetooth support overall, anyone who really CARES about bluetooth (and would otherwise be the most motivated to work on improving it) shows up, looks around, and runs for the door. Oh, and the fact that even AOSP still has to deal with mystery binary blobs, because most of the HeroC's actual hardware is itself proprietary to Qualcomm and unavailable to peons like us (who merely own a phone that uses their chips).

I really wish I knew enough about both Bluetooth and the Linux kernel in general to try troubleshooting it myself, but realistically I'm still a long way from achieving that goal. I've learned a lot over the past month, but so far the only visible light in the tunnel is coming from the phone's backlight ;-)
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] danaff37:
Htc has not released source for the .29 kernel, so no one can really modify it. Maybe the .27 in the overclocked roms if you could convince a dev to help out.

Sent from my HERO200 using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] bitbang3r:
(palm hits forehead)

Oh god, I completely forgot about that. We don't actually have the actual 2.6.29 source yet. I got so caught up in the 2.1 celebrations a month or so ago that I totally forgot about that important little detail :(
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Jus10o:
here is a 1.5 kernel that says it has usb hosting. But requires doing a little extra for the drivers.

http://forum.androidcentral.com/51730-post2.html
[HD2 General] padlad:
Does any one know how to stop the small on-screen edit button from appearing everytime you go to start a new sms/email etc. I had this over six months ago on my xperia and for the life in me i can not remember how to stop it, i have searched and searched for the answer, It is so annoying and gets in the way of some text. Many thanks.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
mind posting a screen shot?

can't see anything on mine that could be what you describe.
[HD2 General] padlad:
Thanks for the reply, here's the screen shot, the edit box is at the top right of the text box. If i click on it a pop up box appears and gives me options like, cut, copy, paste etc.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
Ahh i assumed you meant in HTC messaging, not the windows messaging, thats why i couldn't see it.

10 minutes later - OK, sorry, i cant seem to find how to start win messaging on the cooked rom i'm on, , , sorry.
[HD2 General] padlad:
Thanks anyway, think i'm gonna try a different rom, bit bored of this one now.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
Hehe, ahh yea, thats usually my answer too :)
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
Hi :)

When reading about XIP tweaks and increasing free memory, I usually end up seeing this mentioned. What exactly does it mean and how exactly do I do it?

Also, what other cooking tweaks are there for memory and performance that arent really mentioned a lot?

Thanks
[Windows Mobile] michyprima:
I suggest you avoiding this. if you want a bit of speed up delete from xip hd.dll osaxst0 and osaxst1 (or something similar) and increase pagepool a bit

and try keeping wincenls in xip instead of imgfs

ps. doing what you requested is just cut things from xip and past somewhere in oem or sys
[Windows Mobile] af974:
Interesting....can you explain what these modules needs to?

Its safe to delete them and this operation its the same for every device?
[Windows Mobile] TAEL:
I delete them from my ROMs every time. It doesn't have any negative effects but I can't see major differences.

More: http://www.techparaiso.com/windows-...and-speed-up-your-windows-mobile-phone-device
[Windows Mobile] af974:
Thanks TAEL,

well i do like the idea to not have useless things in Rom even if they doesnt improve the speed......i will cook a new rom soon with these tweaks soon.

Thanks for clarifing me.
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
So its just moving them to EXT or OEM? Maaan I thought it was way more complicated :p

Thanks
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazyjoe113:
Having trouble with Rogers HTC Dream, I had the latest CM rom running, but last night it started to have trouble booting, and would only boot when plugged in to my PC. I thought to reinstall so I wiped system, flashed radio and recovery but I cannot boot into recovery no matter what I do. I can get into fastboot no problem and it shows the following:

DREAM PVT 32B ENG S-OFF

HBOOT=1.33.2005 (DREA21000)

CPLD-4

RADIO-3.22.26.17

Any help would be greatly appreciated, I'm praying I can get this thing working again

If it wasn't clear, I can't boot into anything else either, I can only boot into fastboot mode.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peshal:
Get the Amon Ra's recovery image and try flashing recovery via fastboot.

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazyjoe113:
i've tried that a bunch of times with different versions, none of them will boot, I am trying to restart from DREAIMG.nbh, but my phone is saying the checksum is incorrect?

The one in CM's wiki for full update is taking forever to dl, so i googled and found one the same size, is there a specific version i need to get?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peshal:
RC29 is the one you need
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lbcoder:
Do NOT flash any NBH files!!!

You have fastboot, that is ALL you need!

Your recovery doesn't boot because you have an EBI0 recovery image installed and an EBI1 radio!!! Fastboot in an EBI1 recovery or an EBI0 radio and EBI0 boot.
[Touch HD General] lahorieeee:
Can any one help me out in finding the best android rom htc hd ..Cant find one...
[Touch HD General] TheBrilliantMistake:
READ

READ

then READ AGAIN

it's not difficult... they are usually written as 'Android' and the opening post in the thread usually shows you the links.

If you can't figure out where the links are.... then in all honesty, you're not going to be capable of installing Android and getting it running.
[Touch HD General] lahorieeee:
but thats a cab file ..And at restart the device it went back to windows....
[Touch HD General] whitefalcon:
HAHAHA your question is really funny on so many levels :D :D...

Anywayz press the start button and you will see an Android Icon... hmmm I wonder wht will happen when you press tht icon :rolleyes:....
[Touch HD General] howudodat:
Step 1:

read this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=627749

read all of it

Step 2:

read this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=627749

re-read the first post

Step 3:

read this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=627749

look at the 2nd question in the first post

Step 4:

still dont get it...slap head repeatedly and go buy an iPhone
[Touch HD General] ReijMan:
http://piv.pivpiv.dk/

This link might help, after reading that carefully, examin the thread names on:

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=577

Titles containing words like: 'Android', 'built' and 'rom' are an indication.

Good luck!
[Touch HD General] timeworm:
That one is fast and stable also i like glossy build but it partitoned build and need to make partitions on your sd.. So better that u start with that build rev1.2 easy install from cab file : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=621498
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
I cook New ROM WWE, but i don't have this device
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Thekn:
You will cook a new ROM? Or have you already cooked a ROM?

Anyway, I appreciate your help a lot! There is no Samsung Valencia ROM

development so every step is a step closer!
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
I know, but I must have device for testing ROM

We must think of something
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Thekn:
maybe this can help?

See the attachment for link!;)

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Samsung Windows Mobile SDK 1.2.1

The Samsung Windows Mobile SDK offers APIs to use advanced features unique to Samsung phones. You might already have experience using advanced capabilities featured in the Windows Mobile APIs, like GPS, Bluetooth, or multimedia support. In addition to the Microsoft Windows Mobile APIs, you can use Samsung APIs to access phone features such as the accelerometer, notification LEDs, and haptics feedback.

Version 1.2.1 of the SDK now includes two signed CAB installers in the redist directory, one for Samsung Windows Mobile Professional devices, and one for Samsung Windows Mobile Standard devices. Please see the Installation Guide for more details.

It also includes the new features of Version 1.2.0 of the SDK (new APIs for FM Radio and dual camera functionality and support for three new phones:

the GT-C6625 Valencia,

SCH-m490/m495 T*Omnia,

and GT-I8000 Omnia II.)

The MD5 check sum for Samsung Windows Mobile SDK 1.2.1 Installer.msi is ed7b50d8f085e5df9929131340df8401
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
I have a notion of what it is

I create apps from this SDK, for Samsung ;)

See this my friend:

http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/platform.main.do?platformId=2
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Thekn:
Anyway, I'm going to bed now!

I will see your reply in the morning!

Thanks for your help!:)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Thekn:
haha oke, i thought it could help!

I see it, your a ROM developer!

If you need any help, your welcome!

I can test anything on my device!;)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
Have a nice sleep.

I do not sleep too much :cool:

Always at your service

Nokser
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
I think on this, but tomorrow ;)
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
Tomorrow I'll do a little test, so be ready
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Thekn:
how are you doing today?:)

Have you done any tests?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
I build this test now

How can you give me another link to the original ROM
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Thekn:
what do you mean by another link to the original ROM?

I have a link in the attachment to a forum with the latest firmware C6625XXIG5!
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
do not want netload
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Thekn:
Netload is the only site that doesn't require a login acount.

There is another site where you can download it but you have to sign up for an acount.

http://www.mobilfunk-faq.info/en/downloads/c6625/411/samsung-c6625-firmware-c6625xxig5-3320/

Maybe I can download it and upload it on a site you like?
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Nokser:
Give it to me at 4share in two parts

Thanks
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] guidouil:
On the official samsung website they say :

Update to Windows Mobile 6.5 via new PC Studio.

Did somebody try ?

business(dot)samsungmobile(dot)com
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] kishoreks:
it doesn't work i believe...
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] kishoreks:
any updates nokser