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[Hero CDMA Android Development] mquinn24:
Will we be able to download 2.5 from the toolbox.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
Yes :)

I have set up the updates that way. I will let you know when it's up, as I will also make a thread for it.

I'm probably going to get around to updating the toolbox tonight, WITHOUT restrictions to RegawMOD, so others can try it out. This one will be the last (hopefully) fresh install of the toolbox. I am changing everything around and don't want to have to write the simple script to delete everything and replace. So delete the RegawMOD Toolbox Folder completely, and I'll have a new installer. From then on, you'll be able to get updates from the program itself :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] smstutler:
Looking forward to try this out when you have it open to all, and waiting patiently on an OC'ed 2.1 rom w/cam from you.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mquinn24:
Awesome. I was getting ready to ask if it was update or new program. Can't wait to see what you adding
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
Well, I would like to try out the update feature, so I'll just put out the new installer for the Toolbox on here, just how it is but modified for the fixes and working w/ Vista/7, THEN post the update on the server, so you can download it and try out the updater.

Wow that looks confusing lol hope you guys understand what I mean lol
[Hero CDMA Android Development] smstutler:
As far as i could tell, trust me it will work is what you said. lol
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
Good Response :p

I will have this tested and working. If I don't fall asleep at my desk tonight, I'll have it out.

Workin on RegawMOD 2.5 atm as well
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
Ok, compiling my exe now, gonna test it really quick, then I'll release it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
RegawMOD Toolbox v1.1 Released w/ Windows Vista/7 Support. Read the first 2 posts to know how to make it work on first run!!! No questions allowed!

ok jk, but seriously, read the posts first!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
shhh, you cant keep giving away these things :p

lol

I plan on at some point adding most of the tools that are floating around into the Toolbox. I will credit the original creators of the scripts, but I will change the code a little to suit the needs of my program.

Stay on the lookout for updates!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mquinn24:
Had to get sleep last night - Downloading now
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mquinn24:
Awesome.This is a tool that every amatuer needs. Everything is working perfectly. I just did a nandroid, added and deleted an apk. This toolbox will help me out so much, no more searching threads for adb commands. Thanks Regaw
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
Awesome! That's my #1 goal is to produce something for people who don't know how to really use these tools themselves.... kinda like iPhone users. (oooohhhhhh)

jk.. :p

anyways, I was thinking about making this same thread in the General Section, for all of the people who tend to stay in there. They might find it useful.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mquinn24:
Re: [TOOLBOX] RegawMOD Toolbox v1.1 | 5.16.10 | Updated!

Good idea.

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] videohammer:
this is amazing work.. my daily computer is a mac however, it might be a long shot - buuuuuut uhhhh any chance you will have a mac version?? :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
I will be posting the update to RegawMOD Toolbox v1.2 in the first post very soon.

There will be 2 .exes,

1) An update .exe to run if you already have v1.1 installed on your computer

2) A Standalone version of RegawMOD Toolbox v1.2

This update fixes a few more bugs and adds a "Customization Menu" which now includes a bootscreen changer.

Also, thanks to jerry43812, I now have a server to host my updates on, http://www.market4android.com (which is a great site btw) so they will be fast direct downloads for the updates through the application. No more wait times!

Thank you so much Jerry!

Keep a look out for the update and standalone exes soon.

NOTE:

These 2 exes will NOT be available from the update feature in the Toolbox, due to me changing servers. From now on, all updates and previous versions will be directly accessible through the Toolbox.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mquinn24:
I know I installed v1.1 this morning, but I noticed that it still says RegawMOD Toolbox v1.0 when you first start.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
Yeah, forgot to change that, someone else noticed it too. Everything is fixed in 1.2

It's runnin smooth. just compiling my .exes now :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
first post updated with the update.exe for version 1.2 FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS on how to update!!

Standalone version 1.2 link coming in 10 minutes!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
and another post lol

Both the update and standalone versions are in the OP. Follow the installation instructions! You'll like this update :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mquinn24:
Everything works great. This toolbox rocks

I am sending a donation
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
I will continue to work on it every day this summer, constantly adding new and user-friendly features. This has been a huge project so far and I do not plan on giving up any time soon.

And mquinn24, shoot me your gtalk in a pm. We'll talk about some cool stuff.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chfields:
Can other boot screens be added?? How can that be done?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
Forgot to mention this:

Anyone can pm me with things they want added, and I'll make an update.exe for it. Every update, I will increase the version number by .1, so it may go up fast, but the way I programmed it, that's the easiest for updating and everything looking right. So yeah, pm me with any additions to the program you might want and I will try my hardest to accommodate.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jerry43812:
enable ddms screenshot option!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] vedwed:
So this is basically a rip off of Fresh Kitchen...with the added hassle of having to go to properties/run as admin.

No Thanks
[Hero CDMA Android Development] koricua74:
And the Award for being an @$$ goes too... Dude he has put in a lot of work to make the process of customizing your Hero as easy as possible. Just because it is similar doesn't mean it's the same. This is the type of attitude that keeps devs or other possible contributors from sharing their work.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
It is actually has NOTHING to do w/ Flipzmode's kitchen lol

Pretty sure he didn't program his in the command line language, and I have features that his doesn't and he has features that mine doesn't. There was no intention of copying.

There are features coming soon that are completely made by me, and other people's tools that have been posted here.

And I'm sorry that it's too hard to go to properties once and check the box.

Nobody asked you to use this
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dwizzy130:
Yea. Put him in his place Dan!

dwizzy130
[Hero CDMA Android Development] chfields:
Exactly,this actually works!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
lol thanks David

I have tried my very best to make this error-proof
[Hero CDMA Android Development] jerry43812:
whaw ch-ch-chaaaaa!

And to add substance to my post, you're doing a great job regaw, keep it up buddy!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dirkyd3rk:
gonna give this my first shot at it regaw woot woot great work man :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Rsoehelk:
So when's the next SushiRom update!!!?!?!?!?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
??? wrong thread?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Austin3600:
Wait.. this isn't the SushiRom thread? lol j/k
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
hahaha, oh yeah, here's the SushiRom 7.1

Here
[Hero CDMA Android Development] aaronpoweruser:
I have a random question what language us this written in if it's vb I think you just gained a partner

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
My Toolbox is actually a .bat file that calls other bat files, but most are converted to .exes :p

I was thinking of doing it in VB, but this was easier, or so I thought lol there are so many workarounds for simple things that I have had to implement haha

Anyways, what would you guys want the next feature to be? I'm going to try and add one more today w/ an update on the new server!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
I am trying to get an update done tonight with a new a2sd menu. All the options straight from a nice user interface :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dwizzy130:
How about making it able to install the iPhone OS?

dwizzy130
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nebenezer:
OOhh, can you turn my hero into a blackberry storm?

So your app makes nandroid's and lets you back them up on your hard drive.

What if, let's say... I'm about to take a flight and before the plane takes off sdotcarlisle or tejasrichard is on the flight and gets busted with a dimebag and the flight is delayed 2 hours and 35 minutes while the marshals attempt to determine if the proceeds from the sale of the dimebag could potentially fund an "international criminal organization" and during that time I get bored and decide to boot into my recovery image and see how many nandroids will fit on my sdcard. Once we are in the air and I'm allowed to get my laptop out can your program back up and/or restore the nandroids I made with my custom recovery image (courtesy of Amon RA) ?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mquinn24:
Update? Got 404'd
[Hero CDMA Android Development] METHOD1911:
Just want everyone to know

Regaw i know that's not his name but dude is the best HELP ME OUT a lot.

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] mquinn24:
Good guy. He will help anyone
[Hero CDMA Android Development] METHOD1911:
I know man I think I would have been lost without him

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[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
If you update w/ the app, the only way i could do that was to hard code the next exe's name into the program :p

So i'll let you know about the update when it comes out. I'm working on rooting the 2.1 release RUU atm

Thanks guys :) I will help anyone really :p It's what I enjoy doing.

-Dan
[Hero CDMA Android Development] aaronpoweruser:
it would be nice if u added a overclock logger cause i was mssing around with the poilling and it wouldnt be that hard to do with a bat file
[Hero CDMA Android Development] x0fx3:
I'm new to android and interested in making themes etc. so I'm gonna download your Toolbox and check it out. :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] rogan68:
I tried installing the Toolbox on my 64bit laptop, even as admin, and it fails (seemingly) when trying to set the path. It says 'successful', and to reboot. So I do, then click the app, and it fails, saying it cant find adb.

The only 'glitch' I see during the path-set of the app, is when it verifies the location ot the 'tools', it is BLANK below where it showed a path in a previous portion of the installation..

I can get screenshots, if needed.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] daPorkchop:
Hope you aren't hacking ME! I had to disable my firewall and antivirus to get this install. So many alarms!! Jk. Imma try this out now.

Ugh. It dosen't find my tools folder for whatever reason.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] regaw_leinad:
try setting the path manually on your computer. If you have troubles or don't know how to, pm me your gtalk and we'll get it sorted out.

lol If I was trying to hack you, I wouldn't need you to download anything ;)

But seriously, no, it does not hack anything lol You need to set your tools folder in your environment variables using the prompts that come up, if that won't work, do what I told the guy above.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] lukonita:
Any news on an update?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] prezmater:
Update still coming?

I just downloaded the tool and tried out a few features, I love it, just would like to have some of the features listed as coming soon.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] daemondemise:
I made a marvel wallpaper I thought I'd share.

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[Nexus One Themes and Apps] PhantomRampage:
looks nice, thanks.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] tillum:
Hi folks, just wiping my phone to try cyanogen's latest 2.1 rom, and am experimenting with alternative backup solutions. Think I've sorted out my apps (no, I'm not using apps2sd because I don't need it, have a mytouch phone), but am wondering where the settings for my home screen are stored.

This is Linux, (after a fashion) and it should be easy enough to copy the files (or file) where this information is stored, and restore it again after my wipe. I'm not interested in paying for a backup app, I want to run it myself. I'm using adb from the command line, connected to my phone. I don't need a walk-through, just the simple folder/file where these settings are stored.

Currently I'm running home++, and would appreciate any help in the right direction. Cheers,

Tillum
[HD2 General] coma11:
Hello =)

I am considering buying the USA version of the HD2

I was searching all over E-bay but it seems all they sell there is a version that has 512mb Rom and not 1GB.

Can anyone direct me?

and what is the best price to pay for this device? ;)
[HD2 General] Z51:
i have one for sale

PM ME
[HD2 General] coma11:
No one knows?

I thought maybe another rom neeeded to open the 1gb Rom...

Or maybe T-mobile have 2 versions of the HD2...1 with 512MB and 1 with 1GB

some info plz ^_^
[HD2 General] rickyoon.vegas:
just so you know, only TMOUS has 1gb of ROM, not ram.

Huge difference there.
[HD2 General] coma11:
Damm :)

I made that mistake again...I ment Rom not Ram.

1gb Rom 576mb Ram. this is what I want )
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
HTC makes 2 different versions of the HD2. The T-Mobile US version is the only one with a full 1GB of ROM memory, period.
[HD2 General] coma11:
Well

So How can you explain that ebay is full of T-mobile USA versions of the HD2 that has only 512mb Rom? its just like the European version but with another radio version..so maybe there are 3 models?
[HD2 General] gigagrunt:
It could be the UK T-Mobile version which only has the 512 ... the US T-Mobile version has 1GB
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] networx2002:
I want to use this as my boot screen for my custom rom, but i cant figure out.

I zip the files & rename it to bootanimation and drop it in the media folder on my desk top. When i flash my rom and it boots up i get a black bootscreen.

Thanks
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kcarpenter:
Post the BootAnimation.zip you are using. my guess is the image sizes are wrong or something like that.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] networx2002:
I got it thank :)you.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroidPerson:
I have been waiting for flash since I had a g1. Adobe took so long that now html5 is on the horizon. As an embedded implementation html5 is more power savvy so on mobile devices its hugely attractive. I haven't even had flash yet but already I want html5, I mean my phones battery life is probably the main point of complaint so naturally I want html5 instead of flash which is a plug in. This article is pretty informative and it appears browsers essentially use one of two codecs to implement html5 video. Steve jobs says there are patent issues that need to be ironed out for a single codec to be adopted them html5 can be used by all.

So is the codec issue really the main hurdle? Because i don't post much but I read a lot and the impression I got from xda was that html is far far off. This article makes me think it could be broadly available within the next year or so....

EDIT: ok I get an error message that new members can't post links so just try to imagine the article referenced throughout my post...just concentrate really super hard I'm sure it'll work.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AbsoluteDesignz:
doesn't the Nexus already support HTML5?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroidPerson:
From what I understand no. But I think the new Skyfire browser converts flash content to html5 so it can be played- I may be way way way off
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
HTML5 is going to be a STANDARD around year 2022 (check it yourself). If you think your phone will still be relevant...

Also, read some performance comparisons. Currently Flash outdoes HTML5 about 20 to 1 in performance, and given the nature of both, if it's likely to change - that would probably be in favor of Flash in the near future.

Flash is very broadly used, and it's not likely to change any time soon.

There is no difference in battery use by a piece of SW that was coded by a browser team vs a piece of SW that was coded by any other team. I fail to see, how do you compare battery usage, not knowing the implementation.

Maybe you should read some more articles.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PrawnPoBoy:
If Flash is using H264 as well, why is it any less of a problem patent/licencing wise? Just because you use flash video playback on your website, doesn't mean the MPEG-LA licencing fees are gone.

If the browser is capable of playing H264 without a middle man plugin, why is that undesirable? The video tag in HTML is no different than the image tag and there is nothing in the specs saying what type of image formats are allowed either. Anyone remember the patent problems associated with GIF? This is now new ground we are breaking.

People need to forget about the whole Jobs vs Adobe cat fight and recognize that improving the HTML standard is good for everyone! I just can't understand why people all of a sudden are against it. Idiotic mod mentality I guess.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Who said anything about html improvement? Yes, it'll be great (maybe not so great, depends on many things), but currenty it represents a piece of very underdeveloped something, and it's not going to change very soon, if the standard developers are credible enough source. So the discussion doesn't have much ground...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxawesome:
My understanding of the performance differences in terms of battery usage are that by utilizing hardware decoding (H.264) versus software decoding (via browser plug-in), you gain an order of magnitude of performance improvement and a significant reduction in power consumption because the decoding happens with less overhead and less components involved. I could be way off on this, and I'll be damned if I have the links at my fingertips to back this up, but it is the culmination of what I've heard on the performance side of things.

I'd say Apple shot themselves in the face for not supporting Flash (at least in the short term). I could understand it if HTML5 was standardized and shown to be superior for the purposes proposed, but at this point, I think its a little too early to say "FU Adobe". But then again, the Cult of Mac won't question the Jobsian edict, and will blindly follow him off a cliff if so commanded, so I doubt it will impact their sales numbers of iPhone 4G.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Browser plugin is just another piece of SW, and it can utilize any system resources given to it - including hw optimizations. Creating a browser embedding option doesn't make the browser render it hw-assisted, and using external renderer doesn't make it sw. These things are not related in any way, and so is the battery life argument's relevance (none).
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
http://www.gizmodo.com/5490205/html5-vs-flash-the-video-benchmark-deathmatch

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archive...eat_flash_surprising_results_of_new_tests.php

http://www.blackcj.com/blog/2010/04/29/simple-animation-performance-flash-vs-html5/

The point is: there is no right and wrong, but as it is currently with browsers - adding even more fragmentation will do mostly harm. Which is currently being done, for corporate reasons that don't care about end users.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PrawnPoBoy:
To answer the OP, no the "codec dichotomy" will not be a major hurdle to HTML because all browsers except IE have already implemented the video tag at least, and even IE will be up to speed by the next version. That was the first part of HTML5 that everyone implemented, so I really don't think it was a hurdle for anyone.

Once IE9 comes out there wont be any browsers left that don't support the video tag, and the tag itself will be a public specification. Can anyone argue why that's bad?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Yes, it's very easy. Here's the browser usage distibution:

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp

Let's say, ALL IE8 users migrate to IE9 (not going to happen). Still there are IE6 and IE7 users out there, representing 6 times the count of Safari users (the only ones that actually benefit from HTML5, having no Flash HW acceleration support - on any other platform, Flash is more efficient both in CPU usage and in scripting, as noted in previously linked articles). Those users aren't going to receive any video tags in their browsers, and they're not going to run and change their browsers. And that even before mentioning that the other browsers also have versions, and not everybody's running the latest and the greatest. So, to neglect 17% of the Web users? Not going to happen.

Now, to an even bigger problem. Mozilla doesn't want to implement H.264 codec support with HW acceleration or at all : http://css.dzone.com/articles/mozilla-reignites-html5-video. So what will be the result? Disastrous for over 50% of the better browsers out there, and beneficial only to - yes, right - Microsoft and Apple. Or, in turn, will require even more fragmentation in web site building, and IE6-like effect again: http://www.osnews.com/story/23031/Mozilla_Stick_to_Your_Ideals_Shun_H264/page2/

And, the newer Flash will come out, more efficient by far on Windows and actually everywhere but on Macs (which means, <4% of the browsers will suffer), with much more capabilities supported than HTML5 will support in the following years (it goes way beyond video tags). So, a big part of the Web will embrace the newer and more powerful Flash, and screw those <4%. Those that will want to make their site experience good for all the browsers, will be screwed even more than they are today.

Lack of one

appropriate and 100% accepted

standard creates havoc and doesn't help making the Web better. Imagine the situation where you would plug in USB device and wouldn't know, what to expect from the computer, since USB wouldn't be a strict standard.

Maybe the standard will position itself in some distant future, maybe not. But on the way there, things will be worse before they will be better. And nobody promised they would be better eventually, because of how things look right now.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Here's an excellent article from a developer, that explains everything much better than I tried to:

http://richardleggett.co.uk/blog/index.php/2010/02/01/the-world-is-moving-to-html5

The ending explains what I've been trying to say:

"I can’t wait till we get through this next transitionary period, with web designers having to spend twice the effort providing Flash fallbacks to video, companies encoding and hosting their videos twice for Firefox, licenses and royalties for h264, this will be another messy, frustrating time for web users and progress may slow, but I can’t see a way around it."