yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
Noobie alert.

No worries man, One question first, you have the sdk folder in your C: drive and all USB drivers installed right?

If yes then you just wanna open a command prompt then cd into the tools folder that is in your sdk folder and then run adb devices while your phone is connected. and then that is where your gonna want to run that command up there ^
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Roxy:
Um... it says failed to copy because it's read-only file system. O_o
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
adb remount

do that first
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
I would do a nandroid backup first!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Roxy:
Yeah I did a backup already ^_^

Yay it works! Thanks so much zKilla :D * hugs *
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
No problem :)

Which font did you choose? and do you like it? is it laggy at all? Im getting really sick of the stock font lol
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Roxy:
I chose the one you had up in the code box thingy cause' I like that one the most.

& No, it's not laggy at all for me. :)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
Hmm thats very depressing lol. Mine was laggy with that font, and i really want that font. What ROM are you using?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Roxy:
Cyanogen ^^
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] frankzua77:
!!

Is there anyway to install this using terminal emulator?? I lost my data cable :(
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
www.Monoprice.com ;)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] djmcnz:
So... mine's bold too... how did you resolve that particular issue? I replaced both font files with the correct and corresponding version from the zip posted earlier but everything is bold after a reboot... :(
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] djmcnz:
Okay, fixed it... seems I can't update the bold and normal versions of the same font without a reboot in between... strange.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] djmcnz:
I can't find the font in your screen capture in that zip you posted... for example the distinctive 'a' and 'e' aren't in the fonts in the zip.

Any change you have the original source? I really like that font.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Roxy:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6049670&postcount=754
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] djmcnz:
Nice.

Like the font on your phone, loath the font in your posts. :)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Roxy:
Lol... Oh well :D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Julies Brnz G1:
Would you please tell me how to do this with the Terminal? Yes, I"m a Noobie. : ) Sry.
[Legend General] Shadowfaxenator:
Hi everyone!

When I try to open any google mobile service such as (reader gmail etc...) with my INTERNET.app (i don't have a native Browser.app), google mobile web pages do not always fit withing a browser display! I need to make some refreshes to make them fit. I tried to make some experiments with browser settings but i can't solve a problem! How can it be that a google browser cant properly display google web pages?
[Legend General] Shadowfaxenator:
I've noticed that xScope browser displays google mobile services properly!

But HTC legend native browser and Dolphin strech gmail and other services and they do no fit the screen.
[Legend General] unattached:
same here, that's so annoying..
[Legend General] jorgesalvador:
I'm having this problem as well, it must have something to do with the JavaScript that automatically adjusts the width of the web page to the width of the device.

It happens randomly when using Google Reader and consistently for me when using Buzz (which turns it almost unusable for me).

Quite annoying indeed :(
[Legend General] yrref:
Same here:S
[Legend General] jorgesalvador:
I've filed a post at the help forums, maybe if we complaint there Google or someone looks at it:

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/gmail/thread?tid=421b20b8c10a8622&hl=en
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Noodl3:
I have found over the weekend that only my skyfire browser will access the internet, either through my tmo data plan or through WiFi, it doesn't matter which, I get the same result. TMo support said to wipe it out, anybody else have a better suggestion, thank in advance.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] burtonsnow8:
Have you tried opera 10 final or just the built in opera?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] orb3000:
You can find Opera latest on my signature

A great browser!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
i found a working nexus one launcher for vanilla 1.5 roms. and it works! just unzip and push the launcher.apk with adb or fresh's kitchen to system/app.

enjoy! :D

i didn't make this, i just Googled and found it, im happy since i don't run 2.1 yet and we all know helix doesn't work for any 1.5 rom. this is tested on pancake 1.5 and should work for any other 1.5 rom as well.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Brutus2TheMax:
There was already a nexus launcher in the sticky thread.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
funny i looked and could never find it, i thought it was only for 2.1 roms. anyways sorry if this was posted before.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] ko0pa11:
could i get that background?

i remember another member had that background...but he never shared it with me haha
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
it's not my wallpaper, that's a shot of somebody elses where i actually got the launcher download from. sorry, maybe search deviantart?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] ko0pa11:
damn

10char
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] BogotaLima:
WHY

are you running 1.5?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] robchaos:
Why

is it any of your concern?

2.0 still isn't 100% and many out there just haven't taken the plunge yet.

Thanks for the find smoother, I'm definitely going to use it if I end up having to flash back to 1.5.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
simple really...speed, stability and everything works with no issues. when the final 2.1 comes out and we don't have pri, audio and apps2sd issues ill install 2.1. .... and no im not bashing any devs, it's just my preference.

that answer it for you? ;)
[Nexus One General] treble4:
i know it wont save you a fortune but if any1 wants it give us a shout thankyou
[HD2 Accessories] JasjarMan:
Anyone know where I can buy one? You guys by some change have one you want to sell? Have to return to tmobile for exchange and they will want to see the cover, lost mine.
[HD2 Accessories] RKnight1983:
http://mobile.brando.com/htc-hd2-replacement-back-cover_p05098c0670d088.html

Check this site out.
[HD2 Accessories] JasjarMan:
Thank you!
[HD2 Accessories] RKnight1983:
no problem .... I remember the website from awhile ago ... they actually sell telescopes for the camera as well lol
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] ahirshfield:
[REF Idea]*Chef input required please* ROM Spec & content - easy choice & comparison.

Hi all HD2 XDA'ers

As we know, the "Which ROM is best" question can be so subjective that no single thread or poll can accurately help you make a decision. Also they get closed and locked pretty quick by the mods.

The users and flashers need some method of selecting ROMs, or at least prioritizing which we try first, based on their

individual

requirements.

In addition, and perhaps more importantly, the ROM chefs have no standardised way to illustrate or describe

exactly

what their ROM is like to prospective users. The many posts and threads do not enable any form of comparison.

Here's an idea for anyone willing to take up the challenge:

Unfortunately I can't dedicate the time and effort required, however I know it would be infinitely useful to many users and cooks alike. (Maybe even the mods would find it a useful way of stopping the constant questions, threads and polls of which rom!)

Create a table detailing all the specific (or generic) characteristics of each ROM. Then all chefs, new or experienced, can add their ROMs to the table.

Table would begin with high level details (for a quick overview); then possibly expand to include subtleties and very specific details.

First we would need to create a benchmark using the latest STOCK ROM. This is what the specs of cooked ROMs will be measured against. It should also define all stock apps, etc. for accurate comparisons and to assist the cooks in completing the table for their own ROMs.

For example:

​

ROM Chef's username

ROM Name/Version

Fully Loaded / Minimalist

Which custom apps included [free text list/csv]

Stock apps cut from Rom [free text list/csv]

What Task Manager used (if any)?

Ringtones stripped? [Y/N]

Media/Wallpapers included

Tweaks included [free text list/csv - or single row for each expected tweak]

Theme changed [description]

Manila version

Cookie/MaxManilla included? [Y/N]

WM Version [6.5 ; 6.5.3 ; 6.5.5]

SYS/XIP build

Free memory after flash (MB)

...and on... (the above is just off the top of my head - it would certainly need more thought, massive expansion and sub-divisions.)

Perhaps start as a thread, work it to a useable format, gathering feedback, comments, suggestions and requests, then move to the Wiki. I recon, if the format and fields are all dimensioned extensively and well enough, the resulting table/wiki would be adopted across all devices.

I would sinserely love to do this myself and regret just pushing the idea out there. I really hope that someone who's heart is really in it, will be willing to take this up to the benefit of all HD2 owners who wish to stick out WM6.5x despite the temptations of other devices, OS's and ports.

All the best,

Hirshy

Information Systems Security Senior Specialist - Networks

T-Mobile (UK) Ltd.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] rgrover:
Sounds like a good idea to me.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] chris_ah1:
basically like distrowatch for linux systems? with the package/AKU/radio/Memory/custom apps on the y key, ROM name on the X key. And a blank space in the table where the package is removed?

Just a note - how would someone like you use the data since you work for T-mobile?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] quasi_mojo:
+1 id like to know that too ;)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] ahirshfield:
Hmmm, what would you guys like me to do with it?...

I have contacts in the Handset teams for testing and procurement. As my particular job role is impacted by the 'quality?' of their firmware, I regularly feedback required changes and user input. Though to be honest, they're unlikely to care much about any roms other than their own customised garbage!

Have you seen the state of T-Mobile's stock ROMs? At least on Android they get OTA updates quite quickly and in-line with the HTC development branch.

However on WinMo it's the regular old story that they release a device and forget about the bugs and updates.

I work in their Network Security team and am becoming more involved in Terminal Security (devices and whether anything compromises the Network or User Data in terms of confidentiality, integrity and availability). I test all new T-Mobile products, services and network features on their respective platforms.

For example on WinMo, there are the new WnW4 Widgets which run from the Opera run-time environment.

So I guess in that respect, as a favour to the community I would be willing to add my own professional input into whether there are any Security or TMO functionality concerns (from the user's perspective) with the ROMs...

My input here isn't for any professional purposes, I am just a member of the community that has worked at T-Mobile for 11 years and has ties to various contacts.

If there are any concerns for my intentions here (which I hope not) I have personally spoken to Dutty Throy about a year and a half ago to provide him with a contract deal so he could hopefully continue his great work at much less expense. I'm certain he would vouch for me...

Regards,

Hirshy

P.S. (If you read this Throy, it seems that you have since moved to Voda, so maybe T-Mob wasn't cutting it even with the deal - I suppose half-price sh!t is still sh!t !)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] acdbox:
Yep, cant believe this hasn't been done yet, would totally reduce wasted threads
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] chris_ah1:
Big problem is the rate at which roms get updated.

But i see your point that it would be useful.

It's a helluva lot of work though given the number of roms.

Just off the top of my head I can think of 20roms.

And in the past chefs have been slow to submit their roms to a couple of the rom databases that already exist for swift comparison. I do think that this is better than one of those sites. You would have to get a team together and assign five to ten roms each to watch and update a spreadsheet because it's not going to work relying on the chef's input.

but it really might be useful - e.g. Topix 1.5.8 was based on 21898, but now Topix 1.5.9 is based on 21897 and without the weather function. The build might not be so relevant, but missing weather certainly is!!!

Then you also have the question as to whether to include the htcpedia-only roms in the list.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] ionhide:
Well, I for one would gladly help with reporting from the roms i test, and it could be nice if a team where assembled to do so, because this whole forum is one big mess, where its impossible to get a little overview with all the threads and all those roms..

One thread to collect information about roms, builds, radios and so on - Would tidy up a lot! And, it would have to be a team of people who are able to stay objective, so that its not a contest of which rom is best..

If this is going to happen - pm me :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] djchubbs:
no it wouldnt, people would still jump the gun and start new pointless threads
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] johnboatcat:
Possible way to get started

This could be accomplished using a simple spreadsheet format.

One "Mod" would be in control of the master sheet that would be posted for download.

Team members would be responsible for one or more ROM's as they choose to participate. Submitted to the Mod.

They would get the official blank spreadsheet with labels from the Mod with directions for data consistency.

Only the Mod could add/change the format upon request of the team when new apps or features arise.

Data would be kept as simple as possible in the cells. X=includes, blank=not includes, version number, etc.

Each ROM version would have a column of it's own. Versions could be limited to "last three" or whatever.

Column would have date of posting to show how current the data was.

Most of the work would be front loaded to bring us up to date.

Cut and paste would make this fairly easy for the team and the Mod.

Comparison would then be as easy as reading a chart.

The end user could delete columns and compare ROM's he is interested in.

Start of Col. A labels (add your ideas and let's see if we can come up with a consensus.)

ROM Chef

ROM Name

Version

Build

Language

Radio Required (this could be RadA, RadB, Rad C to Rad F, all picked from a list at the bottom of the sheet)

Theme

Manila version

Cookie

MaxManilla

WM Version

Free memory after flash (MB)

App name 1

App name 2

App name 3

To app infinitum
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] htcfreak:
Well its an awesome IDEA, I am ready to support by all means..!!!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bowpay:
I have already have a site dedicated to filtering roms located at www.xdaroms.com. I am open to ideas to make rom filtering even better.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Filipek88:
Great idea!! This is a big hold up for a lot of users: they don't have time to try 20 ROMS, test them and figure out which they want... This is also a hold up for me, I can try some ROMS, like 3 or 4 but I want to know which ROMS I would have to start with... I am not going to take a "risk" flashing HSPL and not having time to install ROMS on it and so....
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bobsbbq:
+1 that was what I was going to say there is no need for this idea when there is already a comprehensive site that does it.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] chris_ah1:
re xdaroms: at least for the hd2 there are quite a few chefs and roms missing. plus a distrowatch approach where you can see them all lined up is more handy with only one entry for the latest ROM visible.

This means there is room for a seperate glance-database.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bowpay:
Part of the problem that any website or utility we have is the fact that cooks don't update forum(XDA) or rom(xdaroms) posts correctly. Some like to overwrite old posts or roms and update the build version which causes problems for viewing a history of build versions. I do encourage all the cooks to create new rom posts for each new build. I am also going to allow cooks to import an old rom as a starting point which should make the rom posting a little less tedious.

One solution for showing a build history is to do a group by on the list showing all roms for a paticular version however it will only work if cooks update accordingly.

I don't think this issue can be easily resolved untill I get more cooks on board on xdaroms.com and we can start to formalize a rom posting technique.

Again I am open to ideas and hopefully we can come up with a really nice easy to use way to publish roms.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] ahirshfield:
Hi bowpay, nice site - sorry I hadn't seen it before.

I think one of the greatest obstacles is exactly that - it is another site. Between XDA-Dev and HTCpedia, users and cooks have enough posts to contend with...

What you state above (quoted) could be mitigated by using a tabular structure instead of posts. New ROM versions would simply be appended to the table, with the old record remaining as a both a history and comparison. The old record would also be the perfect starting point for the cook to update the table (copy the column, paste as new column, update changed details). "Simples!"

I think cooks would find that easier to represent their new roms using this tabular format than constantly changing posts. The single proviso is that is must be complete and total representation of all variables that the ROM might have.

Please can any Chefs reading this, share their opinions/support and post whether they would adopt such a method for keeping users informed of their ROMs and new versions.

In any event,

two things could happen:

The cooks utilize a common table for listing ROMs and versions. This would be analogous to a vendor providing a spec-sheet for their product.

Or (if not the cooks) users would create the records and constantly update the fields as they play with the ROM, use it and find the specs. This is comparable to independent reviewers detailing the specs of a product after the vendor has supplied it to them.

Either way would work and be greatly beneficial.

One field per record could even have a hyperlink for download and link to thread for images and discussion.

No objections to XdaRoms assisting the endeavour as it seems to be their speciality - it's all in the title! However for mass exposure and adoption it really needs to be on the cooks first-stop website. I think that is here...?

All the best,

Hirshy
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] bowpay:
I hear ya I think that its going to be difficult for XDA to adopt this format due to not having things in place and being geared as a forum. I set out to help the XDA community and each day XDARoms is growing. We are going to make it easier to create forum posts by creating a BBCode Generator and our overall goal is to get cooks to post roms first at XDARoms then click the forum post generator link on a paticular rom. The post generator will generate BBCode or HTML for XDA or Pedia or any forum for that matter (Copy and paste).

Our niche is Roms so cooks will naturally want to post roms on the site because we geared the site towards cooks and it will simplify the rom posting for all websites. It may take time but I am dedicated to making rom posting as easy as possible. After all I am not just the president I am also a member (Hair club for men). lol

I really like where this post is going so any other chefs like to chime in and give us your 2cents? Much appreciated.

--Edit--

When I get a little more time I will take a look at the rom posting process and use some of your suggestions. The database schema is all setup to do exactly that it will just take a little time to make the UI behave.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] v-b-n:
Well...I think it can be automated... is there a command line tool to extract all such information from a nbh file ? Can someone point me to anything similar ?

My idea : After a upload, automation extracts all such information and automatically appends to the spreadsheet/online sheet...so less work for the webmaster and the chef
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] kwbr:
Why not use the wiki for that?

Don't know how you came to that conclusion but you are certainly wrong. Don't spread wrong information mate.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] usaar33:
I love trying out different ROMS, but it has always been a pain to reconfigure things (after wiping).

Titanium backup makes life easier by backing up/restoring apps/data/system settings, but the one thing I'm struggling with is backing up the home screen layout (which takes at least 10 minutes to reset up).

I can use Titanium to back up the data of HTC Sense - and when I restore it, my layout will return. The problem is that the data also includes something regarding HTC widgets. If I try using the HTC Sense data of one ROM with another, I'll end up not being able to add HTC Widgets. The only fix is to "clear data" of HTC sense, but then.. the layout is lost.

Has anyone figured out how to backup/restore sense layout?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] apristel:
I would also like to know how to backup my layout.

+1 bumpola
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] GolpherZX:
+1 bump here too.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Negrito:
Is there anyway to back up a Vanilla layout?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Vrekk:
i would like that as well
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Wasney:
I do this, and very rarely do I have the HTC widgets get lost. When it happens what I do is just use root explorer to go to \system\app and reinstall the htc widgets, then put them back where I had them. Thats all. Other than that most of my other widgets go back perfectly fine using titanium backup.
[Omnia II General] arshiv:
it possible to run HTC Sense 2.5 on i8000 ?

where can i get HTC Sense 2.5 CAB

thanks

can some one comment on this ROM build

ROM] Omnia II feat. HTC Sense 2.5 [v 1.1]

IT Is from a European site hpe i am still complying with xda forum rules

http://forum.hdblog.it/showthread.php?t=8430#googtrans/it/en

Any comments will be appreciated.
[Omnia II General] Okie65:
You'll find this rom at OmniaRom.com

Enrico did a great job... :)
[Omnia II General] paulfc:
thanks for the link
[Omnia II General] cdebarto:
I'm actually using Italian Version of this rom and it play really fast.

Thnk a lot to Enrico this is the best Sense today available on Omnia II
[Omnia II General] Okie65:
I use Enrico's English version - it is simply the best rom I have encountered so far...
[Omnia II General] roopart:
I8000rom on I900

I wanted to know can we flash I8000 rom on Omnia I900???
[Omnia II General] Okie65:
No. This is unfortunately not an option.

There are many fine i900 roms out there. By Nicklas, for example. His FloTanium roms are awesome. I've been running his fantastic roms for ages on my i900...
[Omnia II General] roopart:
can you give me the links of this rom...
[Omnia II General] Okie65:
You'll find a variety of Nicklas' roms at OmniaRom.com in the featured chefs section...
[Omnia II General] sushan99:
Samsung Omnia I

Is it possible to run htc sense 2.5 on samsung omnia I too>?

Any help on this topic would be greatly appreciated from me
[Omnia II General] aeige:
it's ture……