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[HD2 General] TurkishDelight101:
I've looked everywhere. No one seems to have posted them. What are they?

Right now I'm a bit confused. Since this is an awesome device you'd think it would be fast in every aspect. It is, except for USB file transfers.

I'm running on Windows 7 Ultimate. I backed up everything from my phone to the computer with a data transfer rate from the SD card, in the phone, of 4.5MB/s. I then formatted the card (read earlier that this would help with the HD2 lock-ups) and copied everything back onto the SD card in the same fashion, through the phone. The data transfer back is right around 2.5 MB/s.... ???

I've tested all the ports around the computer, each are about the same. Anyone have any idea on how to fix this?
[HD2 General] kilrah:
First thing would be to tell what kind and class of microSD card you have...
[HD2 General] Reignzone:
That would really depend on your SD card "class".

The higher the class, the faster it is capable of performing reading and writing operations.

But it's better to avoid the 16GB cards... the larger capacity cards take much longer to read... regardless of classifications or brand.

Something like a 4GB - Class 6 card is excellent.
[HD2 General] TurkishDelight101:
I've read that it's only a class 2 MicroSD. Do you guys know where I can get class 4, or even a class 6 MicroSD? Whichever I get however depends on the max speed of the HD2. For example, I don't want to buy a class 6 and find out that the HD2 can only handle speeds up to the class 4. There is a $30-$40 USD difference.

Thanks for the SD info, it definitely helps. But now we're brought back to my original question. What are the max transfer speeds through the phone onto/from the MicroSD card? Has anyone found out?
[HD2 General] quasi_mojo:
personally i wouldn't do large data backups through activesync/MDC with the card still in the phone.

its simple to remove the card and put it in the supplied adapter card for use with sd_readers.

i bought a usb1.1 reader from a 'pound' shop, copying large files takes alot less time (average 10-11mb/sec) with my more expensive usb2.0 reader its even faster (average 50-60mb/sec)

card class does make a difference, but then so does sending large amounts of data through a 'middle man' like activesync or device center.

budget SD reader FTW ;)
[HD2 General] TurkishDelight101:
That is a good point, and I agree is faster than through the phone. For me though I have a few accessories on the phone which make taking the SD card out quite a pain.

I have an invisishield on the screen, and a poly-something or other high density plastic cover to replace the cover that came with the phone,-- It grips around the HD2 tightly. The cover is wonderful, but it tends to interfere with the invisishield. So if I am continually taking the cover on and off to get the SD card out I will eventually bend up the edges of the invisishield and will need to get that replaced.

In my best attempts to keep the phone nice I'm going to have to stick with whatever input/output the HD2-to/from-SD can give me.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
choosing disk drive mode rather than active sync is the easiest way to speed up file transfers.

re: the figures you gave in post 1, write is always slower than read.
[HD2 General] TurkishDelight101:
Forgot to mention, it was in 'disk drive mode'.

Btw, I found that the HTC HD2 is USB 2.0 Hi-Speed capable out-of-box. (I'd post a link, but forums wont let me, being new), and Hi-Speed USB can transfer 480Mbits/s, or ~57MB/s (Wikipedia, Universal Serial Bus, Signaling).

The Class 6 MicroSD card can write 48Mbits/s, or 6MB/s (Wikipedia, Secure Digital, Speeds). Easily obtained for the HD2.

Assuming this is everything that needs to be dealt with, this should work out wonderfully. I'll be writing files 300% faster with a class 6, and reading a whole lot faster (thanks Samsamuel, forgot about that read/write differences). Question is though, is this all? Or do I need to install some hi-speed usb driver on the computer? Or are there other things I'm not seeing that need to be dealt with?
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
its also worth remembering when you are doing the maths that USB loses around 25/35% to networking overhead. (the data that makes up the packet that holds the data you are transferring)

So, 480 Mbit = 60MBytes total = around 35Mbytes actual data transferred per second. (Results vary depending on the system, the cable, all kinds of things, but 30-35 is average, a little more in a testbed situation.
[HD2 General] TurkishDelight101:
So I guess I'll just have to suffer with 219% faster instead of 300%... Well, looks like I'm returning the HD2! ;)
[HD2 General] magic_man:
I get an error saying:

The memory is full. Please delete some messages.

What does it mean?

And the error keeps popping up

I read somewhere it was because the sim sms box was full. I mean with 1gb rom and 16gb sd card why does it not store this information on the rom or sdcard?
[HD2 General] zelendel:
The error can come from having Pics, Videos, Email, Ringtones all saved to the phone instead of the SD card. I would go through what is in your Documents folder and move everything to your SD card. It can also come from having programs installed to the phone memory.
[HD2 General] ministersin:
Go to SMS. Delete any messages from T-Mobile or whatever your system provider is.

Then All Messages in the lower left

Menu on the right

Scroll down to Tools

Choose Empty Deleted Items

I had this problem too. Apparently by default it only moves deleted SMS to a "trash" until you do this.
[HD2 General] magic_man:
But my memory is not full. I guess if have to delete some messages I will.
[HD2 General] nyyfan79:
I had this same issue with one of my users, turned out to be the sim card. It was an older sim and i guess they do not have the same amount of memory as the newer ones. Get yourself a new sim and you will be GTG.
[HD2 General] thedean21:
Messages stored on sim

GO to you messages and delete the messages with the icon of a sim card next to them. I just had this issue with my HD2 and now its solved.
[HD2 General] magic_man:
I figured this out a little while ago, but it is still dumb that we get such an error.
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
Well it's referring to the memory on your SIM, not on your phone. The best way to avoid this is to just make sure you have the contacts on your SIM copied to the contact list on your phone, so the messages are saved in a way that doesn't cause this issue.
[TG01 Themes and Apps] wyemarn:
Hi guys,

I'm using X02T, Softbank Japan version of TG01. I have no problems installing most of the apps in the market and so far the only application I couldn't install is SK Tools. I will get 'Certificate error and signature problem' during the end of the installation. Is there anyway I could install SK Tools?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zidane:
i have looked all over to find the original nexus one boot animation.

i am on cyan and as you users know, the boot animation is cyan,

where can i find the original one and how to i apply it?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kc.rkitek:
i attached my backup here for you. put it in you SDK tools directory and push it with adb like so to overwrite the CM one:

adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /system/media
adb reboot

or if you want you can push it here and it will default to this location first and keep the CM one intact :

adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local
adb reboot

if you go the second route, you can delete it later like so:

adb shell
rm /data/local/bootanimation.zip
exit
adb reboot

and you will then revert to the old CM one...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zehlek:
Is there anyway to flash with terminal? Or must you use adb?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antiochasylum:
Root explorer :)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] carlost24:
I have a nexus one an i was wondering were everybody gets there wallpapers?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] omgdaniel:
The android market has a lot of live wallpapers if that's what you're looking for.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] carlost24:
Im trying to go beyond the market, Is there any given website or something the market wallpapers are ok i want some better ones, anybody?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] memnock:
Here are a few places:

http://www.themeandroid.com/wallpaper.html

http://www.talkandroid.com/wallpapers/

http://www.androidwallpaper.net/index.php/wallpapers/show/300

or just create your own
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] lorin.bute:
www.zedge.net
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Daswolven:
There's a pretty good selection of wallpapers for the Droid here. Just trim em a little for the Nexus and you're set.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ccunningham83:
Wallpapers

This is where I get a lot of mine from. I like the linux themes.

http://gnome-look.org/index.php?xsortmode=down&page=0&xcontentmode=170x171x172x173x174x175x176x177x178x179
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] mohsin125:
FLIKIE WALLPAPERS!!!! search that app on the market!!

ITS THE BEST APP FOR WALLPAPERS!!!!!

sorry im just hyper cuz tht app has xtremely good wallpapers

do chek it out :D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Carloswithac:
Download Backgrounds from the Android Market.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Kurohagane:
wallbase.net
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ggrant3876:
I used this wallpaper on my G1 but won't work on the N1. Has any one seen it for ther N1? Thanks in advance.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] AbsoluteDesignz:
I have 4 wallpaper apps from the market

Wallpapers, Flickie Wallpapers, Adrolib Wallpapers and Backgrounds
[HD2 General] jdzialak:
somehow my phone lost data connections...it only works when i enable wifi.

in the Comm Manager "Data Connection" is off. When i try to turn it on, I get "Cannot Connect for an unknown reason"

any ideas? I have no idea what I did to cause this.
[HTC Excalibur] somecuitears:
is there any possibe way to run sis n sisx file in htc?? or any other devices then nokia???
[HTC Excalibur] stylez:
No you can't run Symbian files on Windows OS.
[HTC Excalibur] somecuitears:
is it possible to create program similar to emulator for sis files??
[HTC Excalibur] stylez:
Never heard of an emulator to do the job very much doubt there is.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] StylusPilot:
I don't know if this is possible or if this is a really simple question however is there a way to disconnect a hands free device in 1-2 clicks.

what happens is this, I have a BlueAnt Speakerphone in the car I get out of the car (and forget to turn of BlueAnt) walk 15m and make a call - phone is still connected to Hands-Free, so how can I quickly disconnect the hands-free and make a call through the normal phones internal speaker.

I suppose I can assigna button to be comms manager and disable bluetooth however I want bluetooth to remain on if possible (just d/c hands-free temporarily)

Windows Mobile 6.1 on HTC Touch HD
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mitsi:
You can try this, it merely toggles bluetooth.

However, I have had the same problem as you, so decided to make my TD2 KNOW when it is in my car and KNOW when it is not. I use GProfile for this. It knows when it is in my car because it is connected to my car cradle (it is charging) which is also an FM transmitter (it thinks it is connected to a headset). This then automatically turns bluetooth on when cradled. When I un-cradle it, it turns bluetooth off thus disconnecting from my handsfree headset.

GProfile is one program which does this but you could use Mortscript instead.
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
For all you guys constantly flashing kernels,

I have made a little app to make sure that all command are typed in correctly & to make it a little easier.

You can find it here.

http://minooch.com

Let me know if you think I can make any improvements.

I've only tested it with my N1, but there is no reason why it wouldn't work on other android phones - its just using adb & fastboot. Having said that, it will obviously need the AndroidSDK installed (well partly) & the only other requirement is .NET 2.0 or up.

I finally got around to posting the new version - Version 1.0.1 - The main feature that has been added is synchronise. For example, you can select a folder full of music on your PC & it will copy all the music to your phone (if it's not already on there), & if there is music on your phone thats not on your pc that will copy over as well.

26/05/10 - Small change - Version 1.0.2 - ADB location is now saved in registry

17/08/10 - Version 1.0.3 - Added flash radio (via fastboot) - It will reboot into the bootloader, flash the radio & then reboot the phone

30/08/10 - Version 1.0.4 - Added a donate link

25/11/10 - Version 1.1 - It now has the option to verify the MD5 before flashing a radio

08/01/11 - Version 1.2 - Language can now be changed - Language.lang has the values of all labels, buttons & comboboxes

Known Bugs: (wth synchronise)

If a folder has a space in its name, it's contents won't sync properly (currently working on a solution)

If you delete a file/folder on your phone/pc (not both) it will be copied back next time you sync (not sure how to fix)

The destination folder must exist already (/sdcard/music or where ever you choose), but obviously not the folders what will synced they will be created

Cheers,

Minooch

Feel free to donate
[Android Apps and Games] rcxquake:
Nice work. Looks like it will make things easier for inexperienced users...which I am not sure is a good or bad thing.

Also, you might want to add "adb reboot recovery". I know I use it fairly often.

(make it "adb wait-for-device reboot recovery". This way, if your phone is bootlooping due to you having not installed bcm4329, you can access recovery for adb push options to fix the bootloop)
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
didn't know that command will add it now. - edit: Done

Cheers,

Minooch
[Android Apps and Games] drewstiff:
I'm happy with ADB so not going to be using this (don't mean that the way it sounds!) but just thought if the user is pushing the .ko over adb, will they need and "adb remount" option as well?
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
yep you will need to remount - but that is automatic.

Using my tool, it takes less steps & is faster
[Android Apps and Games] kaiser_tytnii:
great tool! thumbs up!
[Android Apps and Games] mikroN1:
Great tool. Any chance for a Wipe Cache/Dalvik Cache option? A lot of times this will fix a bootloop when flashing different kernels on top of eachother. I understand it's in the recovery but this could speed up the process even more.
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
Thanks,

Will have a look into it.
[Android Apps and Games] PapaDocta:
looks like a nice tool.. gonna give it a try :)

good work man
[Android Apps and Games] redraiderj:
Hey man I'd have to say that I'm getting used to the command line that I nearly forgot there's something in the world called GUI:) It's really a great tool for lazy guys like me (even I've written a simple shell script:D). Good job!
[Android Apps and Games] mikroN1:
Thread hasn't been bumped in awhile. You still working on this Minooch? I was wondering if you could have it save your ADB location? Maybe have it save settings to an .ini file.
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
MikroN1,

I will add that later today when I get home from work.

Cheers.
[Android Apps and Games] devil126:
Can you please kindly provide the manual instruction, as I'm not the professional user, even I don't know much the ADB command codes, so please instruct the functions of the buttons.
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
mikroN1,

It nows saves the ADB location to registry

I'm a little confussed by what you want. Are you wanting a manual for ADB GUI or how to use ADB?
[Android Apps and Games] f0ul99:
This is very good. Downloading now.
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
New Version - 1.0.3

Added flashing radio via fastboot

It will reboot into the bootloader, flash the radio & then reboot the phone
[Android Apps and Games] asinghma:
using ADB sync for sqlite DB

Hi,

I am fairly new to Android / ADB and i have found ADB as a great tool.

My requirement is to sync a sqlite DATABASE (from my PC and on device), i am not sure how should i go ahead with this, gave couple of tries but not able to get anything :confused:

Can anyone please suggest me possible ways to fix up this issue. If this is not possible please give me any alternate (i believe this is possible).

Any help in this regard would be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
[Android Apps and Games] asinghma:
BTT

Bringing this thread to top.

Can anyone provide the source for ADB sync (prob from ADB_GUI tool)

Thanks,
[Android Apps and Games] Vulpix:
Think you should add a donate button somewhere in your app too!
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
Done :) Feel free to be the first to donate :)

Oh, If you would like me to add any features, let me know
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
asinghma,

I'm don't understand what your asking. Are you after the source code, or how to use use the sync feature?

If your asking how to sync a folder on your pc & your phone, you need to do something like the attached pic & click the sync button.
[Android Apps and Games] asinghma:
Hi Minooch, Thanks for the reply

Well, i have seen your tool and i am able to use this (sync + push feature) tool. however i m working on a UI (PC based tool), which is suppose to allow ADB sync. The requirement is to have a DB (sqlite) on your UI side and a similar db on Android (say in folder data/data/android.com.database/database/mydb.db). Now if i change any value on my UI DB, the change should reflect on Android DB (mydb.db).

I have implemented this as ADB push, but here you will have to press (trigger) the "PUSH" button on UI every time you want to sync up both the database. That is the reason i am looking out for an alternate (prob combination of ADB sync + ADB port fwd) where i dont need to press any button and whenever i change any value on one DB it should reflect on another side (just a thought, not sure if ADB sync would be the right choice for this).

Any pointer on this would be very much helpful ( i am not able to get much on this from Android ADB site). Probably source code for your tool (adb sync part) will sure gonna be helpful.

please let me know in case of any clarification.

Thanks,
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
ADB Gui is currently closed source (at least for now), although using "adb sync" wont help you, as it only works one way (PC to Android). I think you would have better luck trying "adb shell rsync".
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
New version in first post
[Android Apps and Games] ywindlass:
Uber Beast

minooch, thanks dude. Your program is very awesome. I used it to flash a radio on my n1. It was a breeze. I recommend this program to all. :D
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
Thanks ywindlass,

Its always nice to hear that I've helped someone.

Just because I'm curious, did you use the built-in MD5 checking?
[Android Apps and Games] ywindlass:
I did, but I didn't fully understand it. I input the md5 that the radio thread had with it, and then clicked flash. It happened/ worked i guess.

But I wanted to flash the radio through fastboot to avoid any trouble, because apparently if the md5 is incorrect, the image wont flash. Or something like that.
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
Uh, I suppose I should make it a little clearer in the App.

It does use fastboot, the steps taken are as follows:

If you use the MD5 checking option, it will check the radio's MD5 before attemping to flash - If the MD5 is the same, it will reboot your phone into the bootloader & then flash the radio via fastboot, and then reboot your phone again - If the MD5 is different, you will be notified and your phone won't be touched.

Hope that helps for anyone using the current version - I will probably update it soon, so that it makes sense :D
[Android Apps and Games] milesje:
This tool looks great, but I am unable to use as it is a Windows only application. Any posibilty of having it ported to a language that is cross-platform (like java)? This would get the app in the hands of more people not just those who use Windows.
[Android Apps and Games] debaucher:
This really is a great tool.

I don't always remember the exact ADB command to type so this saves me the google search.

D.
[Android Apps and Games] doctorxerxes:
Thanks ... Awesome app...:D
[Android Apps and Games] ckret:
is it possible to add a "connect to ip" function into the advanced menu?

since i dont like to connect my phone id like to use this, would be cool
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
I suppose it is possible, but I've never used java & currently it is closed source. Although, I will have a look at learning java - If i can I will port it over.

Sure,

I will have a look at that as soon as I get a spare minute or 2.

Thanks for the suggestion
[Android Apps and Games] Ducter:
minooch, Just a thank you. Working good for me.
[Android Apps and Games] doctorxerxes:
Im having a small issue...

Whenever i click "check status" nothing happens.. It still shows adb not ready..

I connect the phone to the pc , enable usb debugging. Then launch your app.

Is there any other step i have to follow ??

Do I have to put your app in any particular folder ?

Thanks...
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
the only step you need to do before is, make you have the correct location for adb.exe & fastboot.exe in "adb location" it is usually located in c:\androidsdk\tools

If that is already done, make sure that adb is NOT currently running in the task manager
[Android Apps and Games] doctorxerxes:
Checked both steps... still get the error ....

when i normally use adb , I boot into recovery. Is it the same over here? That is boot into recovery and then proceed to launch the application..?
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
Well, I can use adb from both android and recovery.

try from recovery & let me know. Also can you try to use adb (normally) without being in recovery and let me know if that works.

Cheers
[Android Apps and Games] MishFdM:
Great work :) It will be very useful if you can also add few apktool commands in your Adb gui (or make a new application for it). I'd like very much to have basicly these 3 commands:

- apktool if framework-res.apk

- apktool d filename.apk ./decoded/

- apktool b ./decoded/ new_filename.apk

Many people (like me) around the world translate Android mod roms in their language and have to use prompt command line too many times, will be very easier and faster with a gui like your. I hope you will give it a try. Anyway, thanks for your work :)
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
New Version

08/01/11 - Version 1.2 - Language can now be changed - Language.lang has the values of all labels, buttons & comboboxes.

If you alter the values in Language.lang - ADB Gui will adjust the appropriate control

ckret - I've had a look into connect to ip - how would you like it to work?

i.e. have an option to use ip instead of usb all the time or a separate form?
[Android Apps and Games] MrBig0:
Ooh, thanks for this. Looks really useful!
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
No probs, let me know if it can be made better
[Android Apps and Games] Pechkin000:
Great tool! Allows me to be even more lazy than I already am... wait that's not a good thing, is it?

Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
Haha! I suppose it is :D

Let me know if there is something you would like added :)
[Android Apps and Games] mark.m.moran:
Just wondering if one has to be rooted in order to flash a new radio guys?

Cheers,

M
[Android Apps and Games] Mattix724:
Yes.

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[Android Apps and Games] marugoto:
Opss. nice work. Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] durgeshg:
Does we can send tap command through adb GUI? if yes than how?

Does we can send tap command through adb GUI? if yes than how?
[Android Apps and Games] minooch:
Sorry, but I don't understand what you mean