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[Touch CDMA Android Development] ii Candor ii:
Can you please explain how to program your phone number manually for US Cellular?

I already have the APN setup, I just need a way to input the CTN.

Thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] celticchrys:
You're not the only one. I've been running Android on my USCC for months. I've gathered through various xda experience that the uscc vogue does not have gps enabled at thevhardware level(love to be proven wrong though).

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[Touch CDMA Android Development] celticchrys:
Seeing the rest of the thread, I just tried gps test, and still no lock. :(

Data worked for me from the start.

Running Myn's rls 5 on nand...

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[Touch CDMA Android Development] audiophyl:
I've set up three Vogues with Android for Alltel, and only one had GPS which worked 'out of the box'. The remaining two needed GPS enabled manually via QXDM. The hardware is most definitely there, even if changing radios won't make it work.

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[Touch CDMA Android Development] szman22:
I'm running warm donut on USCC.

The GPS works...sorta. It will sometimes work, and sometimes it doesn't. It is by no means actually usable.

And what drives me crazy, is when I have the GPS working in google maps, but I need to switch to another app for a while. GPS will not continue running in the background.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] celticchrys:
Are any of you planning to switch to the Desire or Acclaim that USCC is getting this summer?

Desire looks nice, but I'd like a keyboard, so I'm waiting to find out the Acclaim's processor speed.

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[Touch CDMA Android Development] dosesdoyle:
I'm in the same boat. If the acclaim isn't at least 800mhz I'm going with the desire.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] daviddobie:
I got gps to work on uscc with with an older version of android running on an sc card. I had to use the qualcomm software enable it. I first flashed the phone with the sprint firmware and then there was a check box in the qualcomm software to enable gps. (This was about a year ago so it may not have been necessary to flash the firmware with sprint)

I have since flashed with myn's worm donut. It works great but gps has stopped working. I will try to get it working and let you know.
[Windows Mobile Themes] keyofhappy:
ive been looking for hours and i can not find it anywhere,

if anyone could help it would be appreciated.

thanks.
[Windows Mobile Themes] dharvey4651:
Here you go. Not sure which you wanted. If you want the animated wallpaper with the moving circles then that is something that requires Sense 2.5 as it's part of Sense 2.5.

Hope these are the wallpapers you're looking for.
[Windows Mobile Themes] keyofhappy:
yeah the animated one is what i was asking for, haha.

i should have clarified.
[Windows Mobile Themes] dharvey4651:
The one with the moving circles is actually the one i posted above. The only difference is when the wallpaper is selected as an animated wallpaper, it triggers something in manila that turns on the specific manila files related to that image. Currently this feature is only compatible with Sense 2.5 and should be included in the ports and all official releases.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Eleazar Bendixen:
Hello everybody!

I have been a long time WM phone user for many years, and have enjoyed flashing to new ROMs and the such, but one thing I cant seem to understand....

Whats the point of unlocking your phone?

I can understand it makes it so you can switch carriers, and put in different sim cards from different carriers.

But would there be any advantage to somebody with my plan (AT&T family talk plan w/ $30 unlimited internet on a touch pro 2) to get my phone unlocked?

Thanks for your help!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] ultramag69:
See, you live in the states where the plans are actually good... Over here I pay $40 /month with no data plan... If I want to add that I pay $10 for 150Mb/month (apparently that's the best plan), there is no unlimited. Swapping to different carriers means that the plans may include data in them but I won't hold my breath.... Also other carriers sometimes have better plans available ($ wise) to try and lure me to this other provider.

Unlocking the phone gives me the flexibility to choose the best plan I can get for the cheapest amount... And lets face it, every cent in my pocket is better than in those bastards....
[Touch CDMA Android Development] MarkkInNj:
SO i just downloaded android 1.5 on my phone, but when i get texts, it does not notify me. i'm gonna be completely honest, i'm beyond a noob with this stuff, and i'm quite surprised i figured this out lol but i did. so, is there anyway i can fix this? or should i download a new version? and what about 1.6? is that better? i did the SD card method if that helps. Thanks Guys!

MarkkInNj
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Reddog80p:
Try Myn's warm donut 1.6. The 1.5 (cupcake) your trying is way outdated.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Barogi44:
Also you have to enable notifications in the texting app.. You do that by hitting the power button on the top of the phone to bring up the settings and go to the bottom of the settings to enable the notifications.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] MarkkInNj:
When i did that, it was asking for a wipe.. and i didnt want to wipe it. I'd have no problem switching to wipe! was it maybe the wrong folders?? i know its way outdated! haha Thanks man!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] MarkkInNj:
Hmm.. i thought i did that.. but that still wouldnt explain the not recieving.. idk.. i might try to switch to 1.6 if i can find the right files!
[Nexus One General] solidmac:
I was wondering if its possible to remap the camera button away from the track ball and to the volume rocker. This will make it easy to take those self portrait pictures with friends than guessing where the shutter button is on the screen. :)
[Nexus One General] googlelover94:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++1

really need it, but i thought it is already in the MCR desire
[Nexus One General] solidmac:
until someone gets sense UI fully compatible with nexus one i dont think i will want that type of rom
[Nexus One General] bobdude5:
it is fully compatible
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
it is fully compatible
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
I believe he means in terms of every single thing working properly, and the speed being up to par with say a stock Nexus One. I thought to myself that I would never switch from HTC Sense.. but the quickness of Cyanogen is just too nice to withdrawal from. Once we literally get the Desire on our phones (you know what I mean), I will go back.

Opening apps just feels so speedy on Cyanogen mod! I really just can't revert... As much as I want to...
[Nexus One General] melder2011:
it is fully compatible

EDIT: Aw I was just trying to keep the chain going. :/
[Nexus One General] bobdude5:
i had the opposite result..desire was faster for me..i have no idea why..the browser is blazing fast..wait this is off topic lol
[Nexus One General] solidmac:
Yes this all very off topic but thanks for making it clear to me that sense UI works on our nexus one I will give that Tom a shot if it has that camera feature.... now which rom is it?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Updated my signature. This one!

(Click the picture)
[Nexus One General] solidmac:
As of today is it usable as a main ROM? Also can I install it on top of cm5.0.5.3 or is there some guide that tells us how to go from custom Rom to custom rom?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
I've been using it for a month and a half now.

Nope, need to wipe.

Check out my guide in my sig, and just do step F)
[Nexus One General] solidmac:
Sweet thanks a lot. mybackup pro wont have issues restoring my apps and my settings?
[Nexus One General] rori~:
Agree, trackball is a stupid idea.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IceSt0rrm:
Pardon for the long post but my Nexus One has been out of comission for a few days now so I'll list everything I've tried to make it work in an attempt someone might be able to help me!

Okay, here goes.

A couple days ago I removed the battery on my phone to install an invisible shield. Prior to that I had owned the Nexus One brand new for about a week, had it rooted first thing with the HTC Desire ROM...it was running perfectly

After the installation of the shield was complete I reinserted the battery and hit the power button. The phone booted straight to the bootloader (aka white Robots on Skateboards screen). Funny thing, I was unable to navigate the bootloader (vol up/down) without fiddling with the trackball first by pressing it a couple times) Anyway if I would reboot the phone via bootloader it would return...power off the phone it wouldn't power off just reboot to bootloader.

In this mode I could still use fastboot perfectly and I could enter the restore screen. At this point I kept attempting a reboot and it actually went through at one point and did a full boot to the OS...when I powered down and booted up again however, it was back to the same issue.

On the modaco forum they suggested I flash an alpha2boot.img as the boot image replacement for r21 desire rom as a fix, I tried this method with no success. Since, I've factory reset the phone several times replacing it with various ROMs (currently running stock) none of it fixed the problem.

I also found a way to brute force the phone into safe mode via the fastboot command in prompt: fastboot-windows reboot Using this command the phone successfully reboots, albeit into SAFE MODE. In safe mode the phone works perfectly in every way. I'm just limited in that I can't install any applications and I can't reboot properly (without a computer and command prompt).

I was doing some research on the forums and read the problem could be with the trackball. It would make sense that the phone could only boot to bootloader if the phone had the key press for the trackball triggered somehow. That said, the trackball functions perfectly when operating the phone in safe mode so I doubt this is the issue.

Another idea is that the phone is stuck in some state in the SPL or bootloader...I was wondering if there was anyway to reflash the SPL or bootloader to see if I could resolve the issue that way. (how I would do this, I have no idea)

Any help, suggestions, or advice is very appreciated. As I already unlocked my phone I have a feeling I am out of luck for warranty though I would pay for HTC to repair it if they could. I would prefer to fix it in the software however and not send it in.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mortzz:
Reflash the stock ROM and see if that helps.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Paul22000:
He said he's running stock rom...

@ OP, if everything was absolutely perfect before putting the shield on, and everything to crap immediately after finishing the shield, then obviously something went wrong during the install.

The obvious yet unfortunate conclusion is that some solution got inside or something, most likely inside the trackball. =\
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GldRush98:
Detail exactly what you did when you installed the invisible shield.

Did you get you phone wet at all?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IceSt0rrm:
Got the front of the phone a little wet and I'm guessing some did get in the trackball. That said, I do invisi shields every day for my job and never had an issue with any phone...wouldn't it be ironic that mine was the one that got screwed up.

I think it's interesting to note that the trackball still works perfectly when the phone is running in safe mode, no double clicks or anything like that...possibly a sensor was tripped?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IceSt0rrm:
So I called it quits on fixing this phone and I'm sending it out to HTC does anyone know how I go about getting restore back to factory settings?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rusty!:
Well you can't relock the bootloader, but if you can use fastboot when your phone's on the booatloader, you can use that to wipe the phone.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deprecate:
Oh wow, sorry to hear it.

If your phone will not boot without the help of fastboot, I wouldn't worry to much about what state Android is in (factory, or custom rom). HTC will attempt to boot the phone, toss it in a bin, and then send you a replacement.

Or that is my assumption anyways. A friend had a similar issue; he unlocked his phone and decided after flashing the Desire rom, that he wanted to stay stock with what came on his Nexus for a while. After flashing the stock images back, his phone looped into bootloader. Off to HTC it went and within a week he had a new phone.

Best of luck!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trauts017:
Sorry to post in such an old thread, but I'm having the exact same issue. Even the part with the invisible shield. Didnt install it myself, the idiot at best buy used too much of the liquid I guess. Did you send yours in or what? I managed to get the phone to work for about a month then it started acting up again today. Wont boot into anything other than safe mode, or fastboot. When it boots into safe mdoe, the phone turns off within a few seconds then goes straight to the boot animation. Would love to get this issue settled, really annoying
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pb916:
i am having same problem. fasboot doesnt even find my phone. i got into safe mode but when i turned it off and back on it went back to fastboot
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ywindlass:
Same

I am getting the same problem! :( this really sucks. I think the phone might have gotten a little bit wet, just a few drops of water, and that may have caused this. Should I just call HTC and send it in?

btw, the phone was working fine, even with the very little moisture that was wiped from it. But, I took out the battery when I got home, and this happened.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xXJay_RXx:
so is this because on invisibleshield? cuz i just ordered mine today!! :eek:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ywindlass:
I think its from a little bit of moisture getting into the trackball. I've been doing many "tests" trying to figure out the problem, and my almost final conclusion is the trackball not working good. Most of the time I try to start-up the phone i get into safemode, and once I have gotten into the normal way of things, but the trackball wasn't working well. I think I might have to cal htc, and that sucks because I am going out of the country in 4 days... I won't be able to take my nexus if I can't come up with a way to fix it myself. :(
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ywindlass:
I DID IT!

Well, I think I did.

My theory that moisture was the cause of this bootloader stuckness is quite correct. I took a towel, and rubbed the trackball to it for a good 5-10 min, then I did it for another 5-10 min wiping while pressing down on the trackball. I'm very sure that there was some moisture extracted from the device. The trackball is working now. I now do not have to call HTC or send it in. :D

I kept on booting into fastboot and then recovery, being unable to press buttons, but then I rebooted again into safe mode, where the trackball wasn't working either. I kept moving around the trackball, and then I figured it out, because I felt a slight bit of moisture. Now, it boots up normally, I can access the recovery, and all selection is working.

But, I have a bad feeling that this problem will come back to haunt me. It's good for now though.

Phone is working great as usual. :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c01100011:
Can confirm the same issue.

Drop of water on the trackball.

Rebooted into an unresponsive fastboot.

Fastboot reboot command from the computer got me into safemode.

Rolling the trackball while pressed fixed it, the phone boots properly now.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] khoyifish:
Hey guys, I have a quick question. I bought a TP2 on ebay and its great, its running the energy ROM. However sometimes, I would like to use the on screen keyboard in landscape mode, is there an easy switch between the two? I noticed that if i go to pictures/videos in the touch flo 3d and rotate my phone it goes into landscape pretty quickly, but it doesnt do it for messages. Any advice? thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
WARNING THIS COULD AND VERY WELL MIGHT HARM YOUR PHONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WARNING THIS COULD AND VERY WELL MIGHT HARM YOUR PHONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WARNING THIS COULD AND VERY WELL MIGHT HARM YOUR PHONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You voted I have decided that what I will post here on XDA is a zip that contains the files needed to compile this on your own. This a development forum after all. I will also give you some simple instructions explaining how you can accomplish compiling this kernel.

I am including pershoots files for the 8mb ram hack along with the audio hack. I have modified the boardmahimahi.c and the acpuclock-scorpion.c to achieve a very minor overclocking. That being said, this can still harm your phone.

I have over-volted the processor to 1.325v. I have overclocked to 1.117ghz. If you were to over-volt the processor to 1.35v. That would be a 4% increase over max stock voltage. That 4% increase would result in roughly 8% more heat to your chip. I have halved the voltage but the heat increase is not linear so that doesn't mean it is half the heat. It sure isn't any more than 8% though. Anyway I take no responsibility for you harming your phone and that is why you must compile the kernel. I am only supplying knowledge.

Follow these instructions to set up your build enviroment: Cyanogen Wiki

What you need to do here is follow the instructions for compiling the kernel up until you get to step 5 of installing repo. Instead use this: repo init -u git://github.com/cyanogen/android.git -b eclair.

Now follow the steps for preparing the kernel but before you do steps 6-8 here you need to cd to the directory you initialized the repo in, cd to /kernel/arch/arm/mach-msm and copy all but the q6audio.c file into here. Then open the q6 folder and copy the q6audio.c file into here. Then complete steps 6 7 8. You can play with some kernel settings but if you don't know don't do it.

If you want to enable some compiler optimizations you can do this before compiling:

export KCFLAGS="-O2"

then when you give the make command:

make KCFLAGS=-O2 ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=$CCOMPILER

Once it finishes (30min-2hr) find your zImage. Then you can go and look in

kernel/drivers/net/wireless/bcm4329 and in there you will find your .ko file to get your wifi working.

Download Source Files Here!

I will answer no other questions about this. If you need more help you should not do this. But there is always Google and a wealth of info awaits you if you use it!

CREDITS: Pershoot, Cyanogen, Kmobs (even though you hate it, you still inspired it with mention of the "Jesus Kernel"), intersectRaven, PsyQ, and many many others, I am sure!
[Nexus One Android Development] Harry454:
Nice posting this, but you should post some disclaimers in BIG red writing.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
Done and done! I forgot about that.
[Nexus One Android Development] persiansown:
Hopefully we still have bootloader unlocked phones in the future...
[Nexus One Android Development] ctso:
+1. This is stupid, you SHOULD NOT SHARE STUFF LIKE THIS WITH XDA. 90% of the users here WILL NOT READ YOUR BIG RED WARNING LETTERS.
[Nexus One Android Development] rheza02:
What so wrong about this info kmobs ?,

Your kernel also overclocked from beginning and we still have unlocked bootloader.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
I posted source files and compiling how to. All of this information is available on this site already. All I did was put it in one place for the people willing to take the time to set up and compile it for themselves. I did not post a zImage or an update.zip for the masses to flash. What I posted is what anyone with 1/2 a brain and a Google search bar can figure out on their own.
[Nexus One Android Development] ctso:
This pushes the phone far beyond its safe limits, not to mention the max voltage is actually set to 1.4v which is extremely reckless.
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
I completely agree plus very few will figure out how to do this. My only concern is that someone will post a zip file of this but oh well, I think XDA should benefit from stuff like this. This is development at it's finest.
[Nexus One Android Development] persiansown:
If the information was already out there, why is this thread needed? All this does is simplify the processes of basically running too much electricity through your phone. My mod didn't affect voltages at all, which is why it wouldn't cause any long lasting damage.

If someone posts a zip file, thats probably going to be the end of bootloader unlocked phones.
[Nexus One Android Development] bcrook:
Yeah, there is nothing like a bunch of people cooking their phones to really advance the development around here.

Google is going to love dealing with those support calls.
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
1.The max voltage is set to 1.4v however no frequency on the table uses that voltage.

2. Anyone who takes the time to compile the kernel could do this themselves anyway.

3. There was already a post on the forum explaining over-clocking. Almost to the letter I think, and after that was posted, the OC-UV-kernel was released.

Tell you what, I will fix the boardmahimahi down to 1.325 since the freq table doesn't go higher anyway.

Knowledge should be shared not horded.
[Nexus One Android Development] persiansown:
There is a REASON that the phone is locked to 1.3v instead of 1.4, 1.325, or even 1.301. The processor is rated for 1.3v. Thats it. No higher. I know the OC-UV thread was posted you know.. since I'm the one that made it.

Like you said, there is already a thread explaining the overclocking, so someone that wants to do it already has the resources. All this does it make it easier for someone without knowledge of the dangers to take it and release it. Do you really want that?
[Nexus One Android Development] rheza02:
So only your kernel acceptable and the other not ?
[Nexus One Android Development] jlevy73:
Persian I have a ton of respect for all that you have done here at XDA and helping others out. But honestly if someone is that stupid to install this without knowing something bad might happen, we got bigger problems than this post. But sharing is caring so while I get your point, I appreciate the OP putting up the information.

And on that note, a ZIP file is already in existence. I will not say where but I just stumbled across it (it's not on XDA).
[Nexus One Android Development] Gr8gorilla:
ANDROID IS OPEN SOURCE! GOOGLE WANTED THE PHONE UNLOCKED!

Do you really believe that they did not foresee this? The whole point of open source is the sharing of Knowledge. It is not up to me or anyone else to decide who should and should not have access to knowledge (Steve Jobs?) If you don't like open source go hang out on an iPhone forum!

Yes this could harm someone's phone, yes some idiot will fry his processor with this knowledge. I don't see anybody complaining about the guy who posted a radio image and instructions on how to flash it. I have seen a few bricked Nexus One's from radio flashes though. At least with this Kernel they will see some instability long before anything drastic happens. Not so with a screwed up radio flash.

Now tell me I am wrong and why!
[Nexus One Android Development] TFJ4:
Google wanted it unlocked, but in the future will HTC and other hardware manufactures comply? No. They are the ones that are going to be handling repairs from your reckless overclocking