yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Eris Android Development] chaous2000:
FYI dont try and go to the original post and try to instal 2.6.3, cause that is not for the eris. The on on this forum us the only one that will work for the eirs, and is the same as the 2.6.3 on the original post....i learned the hard way :cool:
[Droid Eris Android Development] refthemc:
lol we all gotta learn some way. I'm just glad you didn't brick
[Droid Eris Android Development] TopazAaron:
just wondering, what you all would thinking if i replaced the defeult mms with handcent.

im having alot of trouble with it and handcent seems to work.

thanks

T.A.
[Droid Eris Android Development] jadesdan:
I found a bug.... No voicemail notifications. I think this is typical of Sprint roms, but has any workaround been found?
[Droid Eris Android Development] chaous2000:
haha, ya. I just kept getting a failure at line 2 error, so im guessing it didnt even get very far in the flash process.
[Droid Eris Android Development] hallstevenson:
I suspect most hard-core users use either Handcent or Chomp so I doubt you'd see much complaints. Can you install both and tell people to remove the one they don't want ? I don't think that's too much to ask of people who are capable of going through the rooting process.
[Droid Eris Android Development] stupidpopmediareference:
Toss in Handcent, good sir. I promise that I at least won't complain. The only thing keeping me from trying your ROM is the MMS issue.
[Droid Eris Android Development] TopazAaron:
kk, i have custom handcent.apk from beesly so ima give it about 20 min of playing around with and if its good and ok ill be throwing it in. if it haz issues, ill throw regular handcent in there.

If people prefer chompsms ill make a separate rom to download for it.
[Droid Eris Android Development] stupidpopmediareference:
*begins hammering his F5 key*
[Droid Eris Android Development] xrich4429x:
lol i feel ya on that. As soon as MMS is fixed this ROM will be my number one.
[Droid Eris Android Development] TopazAaron:
Building the rom now, im just put the handcent.apk (regular one) in, ima flash it. test stuff on it for a bit. then upload it. so about 1 hour there should be a new verison up. ( if my internet dont cut out cuz of the storm coming)

thanks for the support guys.
[Droid Eris Android Development] stupidpopmediareference:
And thank you for all the work. Another dev earmarked for a donation on payday.
[Droid Eris Android Development] TopazAaron:
thanks :)

ok well i have another problem,

i think i know why

contact sync doesnt work anymore :P

working on it tho
[Droid Eris Android Development] TopazAaron:
ugh now Handcent isnt sending MMS :(

stupidpopmediareference u care to test the apn restore on this new build i have?
[Droid Eris Android Development] stupidpopmediareference:
Sure thing. Shoot me a PM with any info I need. I'm currently running ZenEXP so I'll need a little time to flash to Ic3Rom first. And I'm literally only 2 days into the whole custom ROM process so I am very much a n00b at this point and I apologize in advance for my slowness as I figure it all out.
[Droid Eris Android Development] TopazAaron:
Scratch the update in a hour. lol

no go on the mms it acually got worse :(
[Droid Eris Android Development] TopazAaron:
Ok well good news guys.

uploading Ic3Romv2.3 and Ic3Rom_MMS_Fix.zip :P
[Droid Eris Android Development] pkopalek:
Re: [ROM]-[5/28/10] Ic3Rom v2.2 [Overclocked - Apps2SD - Fast]

Character of most sprint and other non verizon roms. Even kaos legend.

The only real work around	- Use google voice. Anyone with a .edu address can get one any time now.

Way better than stock voice mail anyway.
[Droid Eris Android Development] droidkevlar:
work around is youmail.com its better, free and better. :)

i dont use the app, i just have it send me txt notifications when missed calls or new voicemails.
[Droid Eris Android Development] jadesdan:
If I'm on 3.1, is there any reason to flash 3.3? I already don't have handcent and have the vanilla mms.

Also [dumb question] when you say "wipe" do you mean both he setup data and dalvik? [/dumb question - for now]
[Droid Eris Android Development] TopazAaron:
well you dont have to, Just poeple wanted some HTC Stock apps removed so i removed them.

but FYI maybe update comming soon, cuz orginal maker of ic3rom is releasing a new update today.

if you want MMS fix, it should work with all builds.
[Droid Eris Android Development] phishhead:
When I download the .zip rom my computer automatically decompresses the file and makes it a folder. Then I compress the folder to make it a .zip file. But when I try to flash it on my phone it gives me an error.
[Hero CDMA General] rejectedkid:
it is depressing when you go to Walmart and see the hero on sell for 78 dollars. When six months ago I spent 179 and an additional 100 rebate and waited 3 months to het it back. I know technology is always changing and it forces products to be less expensive but still! it is depressing.

Sent from my HERO200 using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Hero CDMA General] abcdfv:
agreed :(

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[Hero CDMA General] jocampo86:
actually today i went to bestbuy to ask about the update and now the hero is 49.99 new customer ,,.,.,.:o
[Hero CDMA General] rejectedkid:
lol! that totally made me feel worse! this is truly an FML!

Sent from my HERO200 using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Hero CDMA General] chfields:
Thats the way of technology, if you buy it when it first comes out, it costs you an arm and leg. Six months later its dirt cheap. I bought 2 heros in Feb for $99. By the time I can upgrade the EVO will probably be about the same. I never buy cutting edge technology when it first appears.
[Hero CDMA General] HarveyStyles:
Also, the burden of waiting, usually carries the benefit, of all the bugs being worked of out said product.
[Hero CDMA General] Negrito:
Get over it....

I dunno about you, but this makes me happy:

http://www.androidcentral.com/sneak-peek-shacks-htc-evo-4g-sales-sheets-our-friend-rob
[Hero CDMA General] fixxxer2008:
don't feel bad i had to pay the full $479 for my hero just 3 months ago, im also on my 3rd replacement now. im actually thinking of trading this in for a moment until sprint gets off their asses and releases the N1.
[Hero CDMA General] fixxxer2008:
love you quote in your sig! :rolleyes:
[Hero CDMA General] Negrito:
I know... I'm a ghost bltch!
[Hero CDMA General] someonenewhere:
I paid 100 dollars back in Sept...lol
[Hero CDMA General] VinceOB:
I got my Hero for free back in November.
[Hero CDMA General] thedudejdog:
i found my hero in some guys car
[General Questions and Answers] mikurej95:
I have a HTC Vogue and it seems that there aren't that much options for the sound. Not like notifications. A more accurate way to explain my problem is that there isn't enough levels of volume. When I put it to the lowest, it is to loud for me and there isn't a huge difference between the loudest volume and the lowest volume. Is there a fix or registry tweak to increase the amount of levels for the sound? (Like how you can click the speaker icon on the task bar of Windows and it gives you 0 to 100) Its kind of like how you can increase the amount of service bars from 4 to 7 for a more accurate reading of how much reception you get. Thanks for taking your time to read my question :)
[Nexus One General] superg81:
this may be a stupid question to some but it made sense to me.i cant do anything with adb at the moment.wont recognize device.is it possible to push something using terminal emulator instead if the file was placed in correct location?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Where are you trying to save to?

If you're rooted, you can put it anywhere you want, including system directories.

You can do that through the terminal emulator or with any file manager app such as Linda.
[Nexus One General] superg81:
i would save to root of sd card as anything else.was just wondering if it was possible to "push"like adb using emulator things such as wifi driver for the custom kernels
[Nexus One General] superg81:
how would these commands change using terminal emulator?

.) adb remount

2.) adb push bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules

3.) adb reboot bootloader

4.) fastboot flash zimage zImage

5.) fastboot reboot
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
#1 would probably not be necessary. Or perhaps it would be instead: mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system

#2 mv /sdcard/bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules

#3 Turn off the phone manually, then hold Volume Down while pressing Power

#4 I think this will work the same as long as you're in the correct folder (folder with the zimage file). You need to have the recovery image though to access the terminal. (See my signature for how to get it if you don't already have it.)

#5 Reboot manually
[Nexus One General] Jesse6749:
Paul, I have been reading your rooting guide as I am new to Android OS and have not yet pulled the trigger, but I really want to root my N1. :p
[Nexus One General] Bryce2010:
Shut Down?

I'm curious if it's possible to power-off the device using a terminal emulator command? Not reboot, but turn off. And of course able to turn on again normally using the power button.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
"reboot -p" I believe
[Nexus One General] Bryce2010:
Thanks that did work, but the shut down was instant! Not like shutting down normally using the power button. Is it wise to turn it off like that? I've never had a problem with my power button but have read all the threads where it has started failing. This is one more way to take some of the use off of the power button, but if it's not good for the system to turn it off that way maybe I shouldn't?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Not sure, but I was thinking that if you were looking to power off via the terminal, you didn't care about the repercussions heh. Why do you need to turn off via the terminal?
[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
Did you ever get this working? I need to push the same file and adb would not work for me at a all.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
How far did you get?

Where are you stuck?

I believe you need to do flash_image instead of fastboot flash...
[Nexus One General] ksc6000:
this may work.

put the file on the root of your SD card

in terminal emulator

su

mount -o rw,remount /system

cp /sdcard/bcm4329.ko /system/lib/modules/bcm4329.ko

should work.
[Nexus One General] baseballfanz:
While I can hook up my phone and put in the command to show device,

my N1 come up with the id# but that's it.

Can't do remount or any other commands, same when I had the Captivate.

I went a different route, flashed Cyanogen 6, but if I ever need to go this route I've subscribed to this thread.

Thanks all for inputs
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] amamiro:
I used to read CHM files on HD2 using (MicroOLAP CHM eBook Reader)

But after update the new roms, I can not use as all pages appear white and no words at all.

Can anybody help me for this problem or suggest for me another program to read CHM files.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] nemets:
CHM reader

Works fine for me - v2.5.1 on Energy ROM 21903
[Droid Eris Android Development] andrew8806:
:DSomeone know where i can find the google voice .02 apk, please post link please
[Droid Eris Android Development] sms440:
http://goo.gl/Byy5
[Droid Eris Android Development] andrew8806:
Thanks man... appareciate it!
[Droid Eris Android Development] sms440:
Always trying to help out the community.
[Desire General] deswong:
I've worked out why my car kit doesn't like to retrieve the numbers out of the phonebook.

It will display them but fail to dial, because it sees spaces in the phone number, and it fails to dial them (dumb car kit...)

Is there a quick way to go through and remove these and reformat these numbers besides going through my phone book one by one and doing this?
[Desire General] voytech:
I had similar issue with "+" sign in phone numbers. I'm syncing my phone book with MS Outlook, then I export it to excel. Then you can rearrange in any way you like, i.e. removing spaces. When you done, import back to Outlook and sync back to phone.
[Desire General] al89nut:
Should I be putting 44 in front of all my numbers?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Eeitam:
Hi everybody.

As I'm already pointing out on the title of the topic, I want to assure you: no, I'm not asking how to install applications to sdcard.

I'm just thinking about some applications that are already there in the market (e.g. Asphalt 5, iCommando, Space Physics etc.).

Those applications are splitted into 2 parts: the first one is actually the *.apk, the core application, which wants to install into the internal memory of the device. The second part is a bulky datapack which is installed apart, on the sdcard, as an "expansion" of the core application.

Now, I wonder: is it possible to apply this concept to other apps?

Sadly, it's usual that the more an app gets cool and rich with fancy graphics, the bigger the apk results. But after all, bitmaps and audio files could be easily stored into the sdcard instead of the limited system's memory...

This would be convenient for at least two reasons:

1) this would work for everyone, even non-rooted devices;

2) you don't need to repartition your sdcard to do this.

I'm now already playing with a bunch of apks, trying to mod them in order to reduce the executable core to the minimum and to make them point to a defined directory in the sdcard, containing data files.

No success for me, till now :(

Had anybody ever tried to do what I'm trying?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Eeitam:
Not anyone? :/
[HD2 General] xda9467:
Hi,

Can anyone tell me if there is an app (or way) to share a directory from my windows phone over wifi?

I know there is an ftp program out there but i need SMB.

Cheers!
[HD2 General] xda9467:
Heeeeeellllllllllpppppppppp!!!!!!!!!!!!

Common ppl... i know somebody knows
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Bloody Baron:
Hi,

I've used samsung i907 (320x320) with WM6.5 build 28005. When i change resolution from 128DPI, the RealVGA1.1 leaves me a message for missing msimar.96.dll.

So, can someone share me that files, please?

Thanks! :)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] rouzb3h:
here you go.
[G1 Android Development] nbetcher:
Hello,

Since it seems like no one has ever asked this question before I've decided to post about it.

On the Droid when you dial a phone number and put the phone up to your ear it locks the phone's screen. Then if you are dealing with a PBX or menu system on the phone that requires you to press a certain option and you move the phone away from your ear to tap the dialer, the screen automatically auto-unlocks. This is, by far, the best feature I have seen in a phone to-date.

Where do I get a dialer that supports that feature (it obviously uses the accelerometer)? Somehow I doubt you can just rip the APK out of the Droid image and have it work on a G1. Or does that feature just not work on the G1 for some reason?

Any replies are appreciated.

--Nickhttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=6419439#post6419439
[G1 Android Development] jshealton:
The Droid uses a proximity sensor to tell when it goes up to your ear:

Not sure how you would do the same thing with the Accel.
[G1 Android Development] JAguirre1231:
That feature actually uses the proximity sensor, which the G1 unfortunately lacks.
[G1 Android Development] nbetcher:
Oh. That makes sense.

Not sure why it would be so hard. Accel can tell how it's positioned and the position next to your ear is completely different from that of holding your phone in front of you. It would just require some evaluation and data recording of degrees and ranges. :)
[G1 Android Development] jshealton:
Not sure about that. If I remember correctly the accell only sees if the phone is in landscape or portrait orientation, and when you are talking on the phone it is almost straight up and down. Not sideways. Will venture to find an answer.

Edit: You almost have to have the phone on its side for the accel to see that you have moved your phone. Don't know about you but when I talk on the phone it is almost up and down.
[G1 Android Development] nbetcher:
That certainly can't be since many games, namely Armageddon Squadron (flying game) use the X and Y axis on the phone (roll vs pitch). Also think of rolling objects in games that you have to "steer."
[G1 Android Development] jshealton:
That may be true. I don't have any games on my phone that use the accel. I can only go by logcat durring screen orientation. I am sure you can now, the only problem is at what amout of tilt does the screen lock. And you would have to tie it in to when there is a call connected. Would hate for my sreen to auto lock when I am laying in bed playing with my phone.
[G1 Android Development] nbetcher:
Well, of course it's connected to the dialer - that's its only purpose. :) If the dialer doesn't have foreground then it won't auto-lock.

If developing for Android wasn't such a pain in the ass (compared to C++) and I knew more Java classes/methods then I'd probably just implement this myself. I'll probably get the myTouch Slide soon enough though.
[G1 Android Development] boredpcguy:
We wouldn't be able to so much measure the exact position to do this but a good shake-like-hell-to-unlock-dialpad event might be possible... If I (or someone) can find some code for a dialer, I'd be happy to take a stab at making it "native..." I know just enough Java/Android to cause some trouble, so it could only be good ;-) If not the dialer, then an app could be started as a service, with an intent to snag the call, and listen for a good jostling. I wonder what this would do to the battery/performance and how often I would have to make it poll the sensor? Hmm....

I'll see if I can poke around and find ANYTHING. Haven't googlified anything yet... I do need something constructive to add to my workload.

And yes, the accelerometer measures force applied to the X, Y and Z axis. you can technically program it to sense when you've dropped (or are dropping) the phone.
[G1 Android Development] SilverSurfR:
try looking here.

http://github.com/cyanogen/android_packages_apps_Phone

edit: It should be possible, since it looks like a feature to "turn over to silence" has been implemented.
[G1 Android Development] nbetcher:
I'm not sure if shaking my phone is really much better than tapping the screen twice - both require similar times for completion.

Here's a tar.gz of the source-code that was released with the Droid https://android.git.kernel.org/?p=p...9af2e10e23c7c21f22abec5f3d7fa05d6406a2;sf=tgz
[G1 Android Development] Hairybroness:
Not sure if it's still out and compatible with the newest builds, but the app Shake Awake did this quite some time ago.
[G1 Android Development] vincom2:
I used to use this on android 1.1. iirc it stopped working on cupcake, and I haven't checked on it since then.
[G1 Android Development] Maisum:
I don't think this would work, because what if you're laying down with the phone? I'm pretty sure it would mess up with the Accel. I'm not too much into this, but when playing a game like teeter for example, the side of your phone has to be horizontal with..the horizon (correct me if I'm wrong)
[G1 Android Development] rynosaur:
Dialer wake-up w/o real sensor

Shake Awake never worked too well for me.

I have always wondered in the back of my non-programmer brain if one who was really good could implement a sonar/feedback type code whereby when the phone was close to an ear, the amount of feedback from the earpiece to the mouthpiece was quite low, but drawn away from the ear increased just enough for the phone to pass through to the code through an intent (is there anything like a feedback intent? I bet Meltus would know!), which would issue the commands to unlock and wake-up.

More ideally would be a program which got the earpiece to put out a search tone up around 20 kHz, which would be analyzed by the mouthpiece. Sound present = user has moved the phone away from the ear, wake up and unlock to touchpad, sound muffled or totally gone = user is still using the earpiece, don't unlock. ;)

BTW, all 2.1 eclair ROMs I've used in the past 3 months have a setting for a substantial improvement to screen awake times during calls.
[HD2 General] htpw16:
Hello all,

I have a really strange problem with MMS on my t-mobile HTC HD2. I can send an MMS to myself without any issues (successfully sends and receives). Picture pops up perfectly. No issues. Good!

So I try to send an MMS to another phone (an iphone which can also send/ receive MMS without problems) and I get a couple delivery reports, the first says that the message has been delivered and the second says the message has been rejected (MMS is not received by the other phone). Both phones can send MMS to themselves without issues so I know MMS is working. And the iphone can send MMS to the HTC HD2 without problems. But the problem happens when the HTC HD2 tries to send an MMS to another phone (I've also tried to send a couple MMS' overseas but got the same rejected delivery report). What's the deal?

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
[HD2 General] Snarksneeze:
I see you are focused soley on MMS. This may be simply a matter of sizes.

Your HD2 may be sending MMS with attachments larger than the iPhone is prepared to accept, either due to network or software limitations.

I have an old hack that let's me send up to 600k through T-Mobile, but anything over 200k is rejected by my sister's phone over on Sprint.

Again, not sure if this is software or network, but it could be the problem. Give it a shot with a smaller file size and let us know how it went.
[HD2 General] htpw16:
Yea, that was the first thing I suspected so I decided to deal with image sizes less than 200K to be on the safe side (specifically 90K and 157K). Sadly, it still did not work.

Thank you sir.
[HD2 General] Snarksneeze:
Glad you checked that, good thinking :)

Okay, I saw something on here the other day about the HD2 sending or receiving thumbnail'd images. Check that out and see if there's some sort of fix offered. It's possible your MMS settings are just a wee bit off.

Oh, is the iPhone and HD2 on the same network?
[HD2 General] htpw16:
Yea, the iPhone and HD2 are both on T-Mobile.

As far as the MMS settings, I am using the same settings on both phones. I sent an MMS to a friend of mine who also has an HD2 on T-Mobile and it was sent/received successfully. It seems like its having problems with phones other than HD2's (MMS rejected when sent to a Nokia N97, N95 and my iPhone). Its my understanding that if you have the ability to receive MMS you should be able to send MMS since the same settings are used.
[HD2 General] Snarksneeze:
OK, this is the last thing I can think of, sorry :\

Are you perhaps using a format that the iPhone doesn't accept, like PNG or BMP or something?

I know that the HD2 camera supports multiple outputs, but I know next to nothing about the iPhone...
[HD2 General] htpw16:
Perhaps the iPhone isn't the best platform to test if MMS is working (without jailbreaking). I tried it with another phone and it worked fine. Read about carrier bundles in Cydia, tried that and it worked. I seriously do not know how that worked since all that does is put the MMS settings automatically for you which were exactly what I already had. But it now works. Weird.

Thanks for your help.
[HD2 General] Snarksneeze:
I hate solutions like this ;)

Others will come along with the same issue and then read the solution and say, "Damn, that didn't help!"

Oh, well, at least you fixed yours. Good going!
[HD2 General] zelendel:
Issue resolved. Thread closed
[Desire General] ady_uaic:
can someone provide us a tutorial for windows users about how to install app2sd on rooted desire's, without installing cooked ROM's? because i saw that many of you had bad experience about this, and it's better to have a small tutorial about this kind of installation. thx
[Desire General] MasDroid:
Yep, click the second link in my sig (Windows only method) for a detailed and very easy step-by-step guide on how to achieve all this in Windows.
[Desire General] ady_uaic:
thx a lot :)