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[Touch GSM ROM Development] sven89n:
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Windows mobile 6.5.3 build 28205

german | deutsch Ver 1.1

READY2GO ​

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DONWLOAD:

May need to install this CABs first to make sure your device is "Application unlocked" if your install any kind of new ROM first time:

EnableRapi.Cab http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=92913&d=1213560044

Cert_SPC.Cab http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=92914&d=1213560044

Ready2Go v1.1: http://ul.to/j9fk33

Added:

- Marketplace

- Arkswitch (taskmanager)

- CleanRam

- OperaMobile 10

- max. Touch Sensivity

READY2GO Howto:

1. Connect your HTC with PC, if you haven't done yet. Wait for Activesync to connect with your device.

Run Ready2go.exe. Change to new Folder.

2. Run ROMUpdateUtility.exe.

Follow instructions on screen and wait. Don't wonder, colored screen and blanc screen will appear on htc. At the end there will be a congratulation screen, now just press finish.

3. HTC will restart and you can setup your HTC with german WINDOWS Mobile 6.5.

Working fine on:

HTC ELF0100 - ROM 228

Feel free to ask questions!​

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[Touch GSM ROM Development] Guychuck:
Sorry, my English is not so goog, so i hope, i can ask in German.

...

hat sich erledigt, das Touchpad war iwie um 90° gedreht..

Danke für das Angebot!
[Touch GSM ROM Development] hafis256:
Pls giveme english version
[Touch GSM ROM Development] add2shaik:
Could also provide us the WWE version as well?

Wao!!! Your ROM looks great. Could also provide us the WWE version as well?

It would be great if you do this needful. Thank you.
[Touch GSM ROM Development] Minifutzi:
Für alle die beim flashen eine Fehlermeldung bekommen:

Mal auf dem GSMfreeboard nach diesem Thema suchen und das CID Unlock durchführen:

*HTC Touch/HTC P3450/o2 Nova/MDA TOUCH Update*
[Touch GSM ROM Development] Minifutzi:
Also bei mir läuft's nicht stabil.

Von Zeit zu Zeit erscheint links oben neben dem Signalstärke-Icon (wo eigentlich ein G oder E stehen sollte) das WLAN-Symbol ohne dass ich WLAN eingeschaltet habe.

Im Com-Manager steht dann unter WLAN "nicht erreichbar" und sobald ich darauf klicke oder unten auf Menü, hängt sich der Touch auf.

Das gleiche passiert wenn ich das SMS-Programm starten will (aber nur wenn der genannte WLAN-Fehler auftritt!).

In diesem Fall hilft nur noch ein Hard Reset um das Problem zu beheben.

Wenn ich das gemacht habe kann's ein paar Tage oder manchmal auch nur Stunden dauern bis das Problem wieder da ist (meistens nach einem Neustart aber ich hatte's auch schon nach dem Empfang einer SMS).
[Droid Eris General] lenhartjames:
Thanks for whoever put all this stuff together. I have no idea really what I am doing, other then using software created by other peoples time. I am really impressed with this 2.1 root update. I followed the sticky at the top of the page, and it worked with a few minor variations (using crappy ol vista).

Anyway thanks to all who put this together. :)

Based on the lil bit of knowledge Ive gained so far, I should assume that my phone is rooted 2.1 if I followed the sticky to a T, and if any future roms become available I should be able to upgrade to them because its rooted, correct?
[Droid Eris General] rvpartsguy:
there are custom rom's out already .......

as for root, did you install amon's recovery ? if so try booting into it just to make sure you are rooted and have recovery installed right ..... I myself took the easy way and used grdlocks scripts .....
[Droid Eris General] lenhartjames:
I used the tutorial on dev section, based on grdlock and yes I have the recovery image partition. any reccommendations on different roms that r safe? or is the one I'm using pretty good overall in terms of stability.

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[Droid Eris General] ECLIPS3:
All the major roms out there are going to be safe.

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[Droid Eris General] Llantha:
Yes-

Thank you all very much!!!
[Desire General] thanito:
Hi everyone,

I bought my new Desire two days ago, and im noticing a really fast battery drain.

I had a Hero before, and although it had a smaller battery, i would charge it every two days.

When i check tha battery usage, i can see big percentages in cell standby, phone idle and android system. (Its where the percentages should be really low imo..) Things like display, bluetooth etc that were supposed to drain more my phone's battery have much lower percentages..

Maybe all this comes from the snapdragon cpu??

I also have 3g off, always on mobile switched off and brigthness to a really low level (although i think amoled displays dont drain the battery that much)

My battery will last one day the MOST..

I know that the new battery has to be charged a few times before it has its full potential, but i think that somehow battery is getting drained..any tips???

Thanks,

T.
[Desire General] lumpaywk:
I to have this same issue if anyone has any ideas on this would be great

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[Desire General] ohyeahar:
You just need to relax :rolleyes:

My Desire couldn't get through even one day of usage when I first got it. Several things contributed to this:

1. The battery is not fully conditioned

2. The device is new so I want to play with it all the time. I'd turn it on randomly for no reason whatsoever.

3. I use several widgets that requires updating just because of the novelty (ie, Friendstream, News, Twitter, Stocks, Weather)

Now, I go through about 60-70% charge per day which is fine by me. The only things that have changed is this:

1. The battery has gone though several recharge cycles

2. I only turn on my device when I really want to do something on it.

3. I no longer keep many of the widgets that requires updating and for those that I do keep, I make it update less often.

Eg, Updating your weather every hour is not necessary. Every 3 or 6 hours makes more sense.

Eg. Rather than having your Twitter or Friendstream widget on your homescreen, why not just have a shortcut that goes directly to the application and then set it to sync on launch? It's better than having your widget update when you're not even looking.
[Desire General] paulruk:
Also get an app like battery indicator to give you a numeric readout of your battery life left. My android battery indicator was in the red yesterday and complaining I had to recharge, but battery indicator said I had 12% left and I got 30mins more constant music playing out of it before I got to work and it was still on 5%.
[Desire General] micks_address:
when the battery is running low - you get a button to show battery usage stats.. can you get these through some of the widgets or a comparable app from the market?
[Desire General] thanito:
almost every update is set to to once a day, or every six or eight hours...so i dont think that the updates drain the battery that much..

its just weird that the most battery usage comes from call standby, phone idle, or android system..
[Desire General] gizy98:
mine was the same, i found its due to sense & all the background updates. currently running helix2 homescreen & now I only go thru abt 50% battery each day & that includes 2 hrs of music each morning.

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[Desire General] slaming:
alright i know this seems stupid but remove all your task killers, i got rid of mine this morning and my battery has been fine normally by now i would have plugged my phone in for a juice up, but not today i had bluetooth on by accident all morning and by the end of the morning it was still at 70% yes i know it sounds stupid but it actually helps
[Desire General] drummerboy46:
There many interesting suggestions posted here and like most i've been absolutely hammering the battery on my handset simply because its a new and highly entertaining/useful device.

Here's some of my findings...

The battery/app usage screen can be quickly accessed by pressing the menu button on the home screen, selecting settings and "about phone". It helped me nail down some of apps causing excessive drain.

Much like the iphone and any other high powered smart phone, high screen brightness, wireless LAN, bluetooth, 3G and the GPS receiver all take its toll on the battery. One of the biggest drainers is the GPS receiver so use it sparingly, I initially had it on permanently for some of the maps functions but the battery was lasting about half a day! Sadly i've noticed the radio is also a bit of drainer, which is a shame because it makes a nice alternative to MP3 playback.

Data updates and notifications again much like the iPhone have a surprising impact on battery life so set them to manual or long intervals.

In summary, learn as quickly as possible to get the most out of your smart phone by balancing out the hardware and software options.

As a sidenote, I was previously an iPhone fan but this handset has really changed my opinion of how a smartphone should really be. The combination of excellent hardware, an OS thats clearly designed from the ground up for mobile use and an ever growing (open) software base, will in the long term win over Apple's over analy retentive ethos! Top marks also to HTC for their sense UI and application suite, it works on top of Android almost as if it was always part of the OS itself and I just love the integration of social networking features....leaves the iPhone in the dust!
[Desire General] zonkkk:
I have noticed that Turning off the Data Connection helps a lot.

Last night I turned data off, before I plugged my phone in for charging. In the morning the battery was showing MAX power. Where normally in the morning would be 97%, because charging stops once the battery is full.

I am still experimenting with all the Apps & Widgets that turn data access ON/OFF, but my conclusions so far, just get a simple widget from the market, and keep data connection off, until you need it.

There is an app that turns data connection off once the screen goes off, but if you download something or wait for something to load and the screen goes off, data will also be switched off which is not what you need.
[Android] dglowen23:
happy to see there is a forum for android rom cooking now. :D but any ways i would like to know if there is any kitchen available for cooking roms, or any hacks for the behold 2. ive done alot of research but no luck. please help me!!!
[Android] dsixda:
What format do Samsung Android ROMs use? If it uses the regular update.zip recovery menu method, then give my HTC Android Kitchen a shot.
[Android] dglowen23:
I think it does use the .Zip files but wen flashing roms its usually using odin
[Android] gothiclovechild:
you can also flash updates using the sprint flashing tool i have a custom kernel from sdx-developers on mine that lets you use the update zip method from the recovery menu and i think thats been the easiest to do it

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[Android] dglowen23:
Ok thanks. Where can i find this tool? Is it possible if this tool isnt right For my fone it will get bricked?
[Android] dglowen23:
if i were to try the htc kitchen with my Behold 2, what phone would i choose from? or does it even matter?
[Android] dsixda:
Doesn't matter, the kitchen will auto-detect the correct addresses for re-building the kernel. In other places, if it asks you for your device type, just select "other".

But.. all this depends on whether your device's ROM has a boot.img .. I don't know how the Samsung ROM is structured ;-)
[Android] realjumy:
Finally LeshaK ported recovery to Samsung i5700, so it can be updated with a .zip... But I don't know if the structure is the same. Do you want a link to a rom to take a look?
[Android] dglowen23:
Thanks guys if I make any thing then ill keep u guys updated
[Android] mazjed:
any news

hi any news regarding Samsung kitchen?
[Android] BlueDrgBlade:
Well from what i have read you will need the source code and samsung is giving out the 2.1-update-1 source so i figured from that we could setup a kitchen somehow...I am new to this and the forums so i myself would like help setting up a Samsung Kitchen. I know c++/c# and java and i know it takes time and patients to cook them but its something i have always wanted to learn ever sense my HTC Hero.

Thanks ahead of time for any help the dev's here can give :)
[Android] six6star:
I'm new to Samsung phones myself. I started on a G1, did some minor work on a Motorola Backflip & now I'm learning the Samsung Captivate. I rooted it with a simple update.zip flash from the stock recovery. I simply renamed the root.zip from the 1click-root :-) I'm interested to find out if I can use my ANDROID Kitchen on the roms for it. Priv. Message me if you make any progress or if I can help.
[HD2 General] Gregry254:
I am sure this has been asked hundreds of times but I am hoping someone can post with step by step instructions as I dont want to destroy my new toy :(

I have the HD2 on 02 (UK) and as I have found out, it has no supported roms on the HTC site and 02 are a bunch of useless retards that dont release updates BUT take out the wifi router for some reason....

So if someone has 2 minutes to spare could you list what I need to do step by step? and also which versoin is the newest and most stable I could use?
[HD2 General] Franwella:
Here you go:

Flashing guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=609477

ROMS:

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC_Leo/ROMs
[HD2 General] chakraa2:
LOL I had the exact same confusion yesterday as to how to go about it (was damm scared that I would end my bricking it) and today I am a happy man indeed. Just go through the link which Franwella has provided it has all the questions you probably could have ,follow it step by step and you would do good.So best of luck mate.
[HD2 General] djchubbs:
Maybe if you looked in the rom development thread before asking.
[HD2 General] Gregry254:
Right with the help of the kind people on here I now have 1.66 installed BUT I find it slower than before?

If I finish sending a text and go back to all messages and then press back again it takes a couple of seconds to catch up. Is this normal?

And with the 02 branded software when I got a text it would light up the screen and on top of the silder it would say 1 beside the padlock, now it just vibrates but the screen stays dark, is there anyway to change this back?

If not which rom would you guys advise for speed and performance? while still looking attractive of course :)
[HD2 General] alexsemi:
Noticed that, obviously my phone is not in airplane mode, please advise.
[HD2 General] Ryan Cordero:
mine does this when im plugged in to the pc via usb
[HD2 General] n11:
Yes...when plugged in via usb it utilizes the internet that is available in the pc and overrides the wi-fi. Unplug the usb cable and the wi-fi should come back on without any interaction on your part.
[HD2 General] alexsemi:
Does it do it no matter if I choose active-sync/file sharing/internet sharing? I guess the third option does not make much sense...
[HD2 General] n11:
I'm a little outside of my comfort range here...but...I believe the third option, internet sharing allows the

PC

to use the HD2 as the internet source. This is referred to as tethering. I'll look forward to someone correcting me if I'm wrong.
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
Bingo, you are correct :)

It passes your data connection over to your PC via USB, just like the phone was a modem.
[HD2 General] pblocal:
but what if you want to use the phone as the internet source from your laptop? I have wifi in my house and use hotspots when available but what if I have neither available. can I use the phone to connect my laptop to the internet?

if so HOW?

thanks
[HD2 General] watcher64:
If your LT does not have a wifi card get one, a using a $30 wifi card is preferable to using a $500 phone as a wifi dongle ...[/QUOTE]

But, yes you can use your phone to access the internet on your laptop , as stated before it is called tethering , it uses the phones data connection not the phones wifi connection ...

The exception to that is , if you run the wifi router app on your phone, not plugged into usb, then you can connect your LT to your phone via wifi ...

So one more time ...

Internet Sharing over USB allows your LT to connect to your phones Data connection not its wifi , wifi will be disabled.

Internet Sharing using the Wifi Router on the phone turns the wifi into a Ad-hoc access point, so your LT can connect to your phone over wifi and use your phones data connection ..
[HD2 General] watcher64:
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[HD2 General] pblocal:
my laptop does have 802.1bgn built into it. so at home, it automatically connects to my wireless router. this all works fine. I cannot afford to pay an additional $30 or whatever extra per month for a few minutes of internet access that I need from time to time from a wireless card/dongle or whatever.

if I take the LT to a hotspot (starbucks for example) once again it if fine.

if I go to a location that has neither then I would like to use the phone, either tethered or through bluetooth or wireless to get the laptop to connect to the internet throught the htc phone but I just cannot figure out how to do this.

I can connect the htc and the laptop through bluetooth or by the usb tethering but it will not connect to the internet and I cannot figure out what I need to do to get it to connect.

can you help me on this? thanks
[HD2 General] watcher64:
Ok now we are getting somewhere, do you have a screen that pops up on your phone that asks you how to connect?

If not goto Settings>Connections>USB to PC , then check the bottom box "Ask me ..."

When you plug your phone into usb it should ask you if you want to use , ActiveSync, Diskdrive, or Internet Sharing, if you choose Internet sharing it should goto the data screen right after that and install the driver on the PC.

It then should connect .

So really your question should have been , "How do I share my phones data connection over USB?", or something like that .

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It is a good idea to have the other connections on your laptop shut off, wifi , lan ...
[HD2 General] pblocal:
that button has been checked but it only it says the first two active sync and disc drive but not internet connections. how do I get it to ask me that? :)
[HD2 General] watcher64:
umm .. now that I do not know , it must not be in your ROM ...

What ROM are you using on your phone is it stock?
[HD2 General] pblocal:
yes stock, have only loaded a few apps, nothing else different only 3 weeks old.
[HD2 General] watcher64:
Well, to be honest, I only played with mine Stock for about 3 hours, so maybe someone with a stock one that has played with it more, will wade in here .....
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
pblocal, somewhere in your start menu, you will find an icon for "internet sharing", just run that, and make sure the two options are set to "USB" and "T-Mobile Data" (or whatever your data connection is named, it should be in the drop-down list), and then hit "connect" in the bottom left.. If you're connected via the ActiveSync option, it should then feed your 3G connection to your pc over the usb cable.
[HD2 General] pblocal:
looked all over for that but could not find it.

could it be this phone does not have it? that would be LAME!

thanks for the help guys but I need more....
[HD2 General] paul.p:
you can find the "Internet Sharing" app in the tools folder in the start menu.
[HD2 General] gtrplr71:
it is in misc. settings on the phone last setting at the bottom
[HD2 General] pblocal:
wow! found it, sometimes the most obvious buttons are the most difficult to see. I hooked it up and for some reason it connected automatically for me this time.

thanks everyone for all your help. I can now use my phone to get my laptop on the internet if need be, once in a blue moon!

thanks again.....

ps - this post was done while using the 3g connection from my HTC, not so slow either!
[Hero CDMA General] CarbonKang:
All I did was inserted a xml file. Do I have to resign it after making this small of a change?
[Hero CDMA General] seyer0686:
i believe if you flash through recovery you need to resign. If it's just one APK just push it through ADB.
[Hero CDMA General] Visionikz03:
what was the file u changed? theoretically u could just pushed the modded file back to ur phone assuming u know where to install it in the system directory
[Hero CDMA General] CarbonKang:
Sorry i ment 1 xml file into a apk.

common_browse_list.xml
[Hero CDMA General] seyer0686:
That should be fine.
[Hero CDMA General] CarbonKang:
I guess i should just try it, its not like it can brick my phone ;)
[Hero CDMA General] regaw_leinad:
NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! WAITTTTT!!!!!! YOU ARE GOING TO BRICK YOU PHONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DON'T DO IT!!!!!!!!!

ok jk

in all seriousness, that should work fine lol
[Hero CDMA General] CarbonKang:
LOL yeah idk why i made this thread, i guess so i don't have to flash 2 times if it don't work. :P

And OF COURSE it didn't work. ;)

My life is full of ass.

lol
[Desire General] farnsbarns:
got this tip from contact at t-mobile. if your voicemail calls are not included in your minutes (usually not) you can work around it by dialing your own number instead of the voicemail number!

be cautious, and which your bills, I making no responsibility if turns out to not work for you.

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[Desire General] EroThraX:
They removed this loop hole ages ago, the best way to use minutes for voice mail is to use HulloMail.

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[Desire General] Cleargrey:
I used to dial my own number. Worked a treat. Now it doesn't. :mad:

HulloMail? Time to investigate...
[Desire General] DJGibbon:
HulloMail is superb - voicemails delivered as mp3 attachments to emails so you've got them accessible from anywhere, plus a nice visual voicemail app to listen to them from. Highly recommended.
[Desire General] hwvlover:
According to the HulloMail website it is "currently not compatible with 2.0/2.1 (Eclair)".
[Desire General] blackfox888:
installed and tested, I can confirm it work on HTC desire. its a fantastic app.

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[Desire General] Incendiary:
That'll just be for their app, which you don't need to actually use the service.
[Desire General] payneardo:
Thanks

Thank you for the Tip of HulloMail.

All setup and tested, just got to setup my own voice mail later after work :)

Thanks Again it looks great :)

and both the apps seem to work fine on the desire as well
[Desire General] farnsbarns:
Re: get calls to voiceMail included in your minutes

oops sorry for my original post.

just set up hullomail, now i'm in trouble, doesn't work with wifi, no call waiting, no notifications, don't know my original voice mail number, so I can get rid. this means I gonna have to dial 150. I hate talking to t-mobile, its painful.

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[Desire General] jpxdude:
If you check the Hullomail FAQ's it tells you how to reset your voicemail to T-Mobile, works perfectly with both wifi, and 3G for me with notifications. You can even get SMS notifications!
[Desire General] farnsbarns:
based on that I rebooted my phone and now works with WiFi. I'm going to give it a bit more of a chance now!

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[Desire General] RXP:
I just installed phone fusion's version of visual voice mail, seems to be way better than Hullomail. The hullomail app is slow, doesn't auto update, and won't play back through your ear piece.
[Desire General] rodhull:
I agree that the fusion app OS much better than Hullomail but I have a problem with the setup on mine. Email and app notifications are working fine but I don't get an SMS notification when I get a new voicemail which means if I'm not in a data area I don't know I've had a message left. Anyone know how to fix this?