yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[TG01 General] useyourfist:
just checking

1. are you using SDDL+ and if you are try to redownload it n try again

2. master clear first and have a clean sd card then have PRG and SDDL+ files in the root.

if you have tried the above then try a differrent rom and see what happens
[TG01 General] Dodge0069:
I've tried a few different roms.. but i'm using my standard SD card.

Is it a problem that it's an 8gb SDHC?

I'll try and get a cheap 2gb one and try it.

Is everyone else doing it with a clean SD card?
[TG01 General] Dund:
I´m using the original SD-Card, too and i have no problems with this. Try a Rom created by Novembre5.

I have many stuff on my card and i never clean it up before flashing. It always works as it should. But you can format your card. Maybe this fixes your problems.

Redownload all needed stuff, clean up your card and your phone and give it another try. I´m sure this will work. :)
[TG01 General] Dodge0069:
It's the TG01, from England. The battery is fully charged. SDDL+ won't let you flash if it's not, even if its 90% and you're on AC it still won't let you.

I've tried a few roms now. I just tried Novembre5's and it did the same thing.

I'm going to attempt pin flash method in the morning.. if i can get the back off my phone haha.
[TG01 General] Dodge0069:
I tried it with a freshly formatted SD card.. same result.

Going to try the Pin flash method

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Pin flash worked.

It doesn't say in the tutorial, but I had to keep holding the short on pins 1 and 3 while i powered on the phone. Thanks all for help.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Rob_Wing:
I just installed the latest Energy rom hoping this would fix a problem I've had with a few custom roms. I can't access my voicemail. Instead of going to the option to enter my password or just start reading me my messages, it asks me for my 10 digit wireless number. After I enter it, it tells me it can't find my voicemail mailbox. Also when people call me it rings 15-20 times and then says that the ATT subscriber you are trying to reach is unavailable. I'm about to switch back to a stock rom just to check but I wanted an opinion from all the experts here if it was rom related or something on their end.

The rom I flashed was the GTX styled 21 series with the start up top and I'm using the .91 radio I believe. I did task29 before I flashed and hard reset after customizing. It has also done it on sergios leo series roms as well.

thanks in advance
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Spirrwell:
I already posted this here in the Dell Axim X50v WM6 A01 (MagLite Edition) thread. I'm digging through here to try and find my answer, but it's taking up time and I thought I might have better luck posting this here. I said "Okay right now I've basically said screw it, how do I do the WM5 A01 update to A02 via the AximUpdate file. I'm running Windows Server 2008 R2 (Windows 7 basically) and when I run it, it goes to the USB thing on my Dell Axim's screen and it says there is problem with the program and it needs to close, etc. It disconnects from Sync when it restarts too. I tried this about a week ago with the A01 rom I had the same type of issue with Windows XP. It said it couldn't flash the rom or something, and Windows Update came up asking to look for a driver. Unfortunately in that week my Windows XP got corrupted. I'll reinstall it if I have to, but can I do it with what I have right now? Any instructions? Also when I did this it didn't erase all of my data. It reset the clock back to July 01, 2005. Sorry if this has been asked so many times, I'm new to the forums and I'm digging through the 156 pages now to see if I can find anything." The beginning of what I said corresponds to a post I made earlier there asking about the dangers. If someone can help me that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] bym007:
Hi,

I am looking to use my HD2 as an mp3 player, feeding to my car stereo via the 3.5mm audio cable. Could you suggest a nice to use "Finger-friendly" media player, with a clutter-free interface?

Possible a free application, but all suggestions will be appreciated!

Thanks.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] superfuffo:
How about....

.. Pocketmusic (http://www.pocketmind.com/pocketmusic.htm)

It's nice and finger friendly.. and has an equalizer that works over A2DP, unlike manila's built in player.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] DuperMan:
s2p. . . good stuff.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Peewees:
CorePlayer is my one of choice.

Quick, simple, easy.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] zer:
i use nitrogen 1.2 alpha4 with has fingerfrendly skins. easy scrolling playlist while you drive.

works great with tomtom 7.9 and flits nav(downloading speedcam locations and alert)running on background.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] htcvidi:
Mortplayer.

Free and finger friendly
[XPERIA X1 General] Ezg3ta:
I'm so mad at my xperia - first the cracks in the case, then the vibration stops working (ok that was my fault), then the keyboard starts repeating letters..

But now I gave up and went back to my old phone, because my xperia makes a hard reset once a week.

First it starts to act weird - some shortcuts aren't working, it won't open opera, some buttons are missing, and the hardware buttons aren't working (i can't even end a call or make it go to standby).

So after I make a NORMAL reset, everything is erased, I have to align the screen, date and time etc. :rolleyes:

I can't use it anymore, and I don't know why this is happening?:confused: Maybe I have flashed my phone too many times?

Has anyone the same problem, and PLEASE can anyone help me with my problem?

Oh btw - I use Itje's Touch-IT Black Xperience, build 23563.
[XPERIA X1 General] ElChe:
Seems more like a hardware faillure... Well you can try this, it is called task 29, then reload your cell with a new rom using the sd card method.

Task 29 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=649230

SD Card Method http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=445662
[XPERIA X1 General] Ezg3ta:
Thanks for your answer!

I've done what you said and everything went fine. I hope it stays so.. If not, i'll post back (in a week at the latest ;))
[XPERIA X1 General] ElChe:
Good luck =P
[XPERIA X1 General] Ezg3ta:
Unfortunately only 1 day after using it I tried to send an MMS. Of course it didn't work (it never does) and after coming back to the home screen I tried to open the comm manager. The shrotcut didn't work, neither did any other shortcut.

After a reset the phone wouldn't even boot up, it got stuck after the sonyericsson splash screen.

Once again I'm using my K800i.. Anyone got an idea what else I could try to fix my Xperia? :rolleyes:
[XPERIA X1 General] comeradealexi:
HARDWARE - flash stock rom and SPL and send it back to Sony Ericsson
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] LuvrGirl:
Question: what's the best option for SMS settings found here...

>Settings>Connections>Advanced Network>SMS Service

SMS Over: (drop down list)

GPRS

GSM

GPRS preferred

GSM preferred

Mine is currently on GSM... is that the best option or should I select another option?

Thanks!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] fone_fanatic:
i'm pretty sure AT&T only supports SMS over GSM so your setting is fine.
[Nexus One Android Development] joelinux:
I have a Nexus one, and followed the instructions here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=631389

However, most of the page is devoted to getting the system up and running in a debian environment.

I substituted a stage3 gentoo build found here:

http://mirrors.kernel.org/gentoo/releases/arm/autobuilds/current-stage3/armv7a-unknown-linux-gnueabi/

And to my surprise, I was able to chroot into the partiton, and get it running. Besides a bunch of small annoying things, it is working. I was (and am) able to compile new packages, including the kernel.

The only issue I'm seeing is when I go to boot up off the kernel.

I started with his stock 2.6.33 kernel config, and did a "make oldconfig", resulting in the config file seen in the next post.

After having to wrangle with the kernel errors (some of the headers were just f*cking gone), I got it to compile, but when I go to boot off of it (with fastboot), the system just hangs. There are no log files, so I know the kernel didn't load right.

We need to use some very experimental parts of the kernel, as well as usertools (mesh networking over wifi), and need to use stock tools. Has anyone gotten a stock kernel to compile for the nexus one? Are there any debug tools available to check status in the event of a kernel panic? The framebuffer isn't available for the video card, so I have no way of visually checking on the progress of the kernel to see where it panics'.

Can anyone help me out?

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] Lodell:
I don't remember his name, but there is a gentoo dev that posts in these threads. Good work so far. If I run across his post I'll let you know.
[Nexus One Android Development] dixxa:
Gentoo works well with any kernel. So easy way is to wait for the next kernel (android back into next linux kernel : http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/02/03/android_driver_code_deleted_from_linux_kernel/)

Furthermore, I believe ramdisk fs must be specific (explore an boot.img or read this: http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=HOWTO:_Unpack,_Edit,_and_Re-Pack_Boot_Images)
[Nexus One Android Development] jairuncaloth:
If you're not running an android kernel you're probably going to run into a lot of trouble, especially with drivers. Considering the android code isn't checked into the mainline linux kernel, this isn't very surprising.

You could make an ebuild that grabs the kernel source from android's git

and go from there. http://android.git.kernel.org/

Or you could build on your desktop and simply copy the kernel files over to the device which is what I do with the debian setup.
[Nexus One Android Development] joelinux:
Jairuncloth: but the android checkout isn't linux compatible, is it? We need the standardized /dev for mesh networking...

Also, how did you get your .config to work? I'm assuming you compiled a stock kernel, yes? Have you re-done it for 2.6.33 or .34?
[Nexus One Android Development] liam.lah:
What is the advantage of genoo on the phone?

I considered a few distros to boot on the phone, i thought having to compile all your **** from source on the phone would be a complete nightmare, wouldn't a pre-packaged debian be much much more practical?
[Nexus One Android Development] joelinux:
Advantage of compiling binaries

There are a number of reasons why pre-compiled binaries are a bit of a waste. Software hooks for software you never intend to connect, catch-all generic processor calls, non-utilization of optimization routines for specific hardware. Maybe not such a big deal on a computer, but on an embedded platform, can be extremely helpful.

And I am not going to be using this thing as a phone at all. It's going to be used as an embedded linux platform.
[Nexus One Android Development] jthm23:
Are you compiling directly on the phone ?

It won't solve your problems as it is (android)kernel related but cross-compiling on a PC and archiving the built stuff with quickpkg seems to me a better solution to add stuff in the distro.

It will be pre-compiled in a way but without the bloat usually found for example in debian packages (no fanboi stuff here, just old experiences)...

Just my 2 cents...
[Nexus One Android Development] joelinux:
Yes, we natively compile on the phone. You set it up (which is the hardest part), go to sleep, wake up, voila, stuff done.

The problem I would have is getting Gentoo to recognize that a package has been installed so it would maintain it...plus, once you get the compiler and libraries on there, you might as well compile it natively.

Plus, Gentoo handles all of the dependencies. revdep-rebuild is POWERFUL in that way.
[Nexus One Android Development] snakebitezz:
HMM

IDK if anyone else has tried this but i was sitting in class and found a version of linux that is specified for the ARM processors called ARMed by slackware and idk much about this but i was just trying to share this knowledge

Slackware for ARM

http://www.armedslack.org/
[Nexus One Android Development] joelinux:
Stock Linux

Problem isn't a distro for ARM....problem is getting the linux kernel up and running....

I've got the distro running inside of an android chroot. It's getting .33 or .34 kernel working right that is a PITA.
[Nexus One Android Development] jairuncaloth:
I used the android kernel for running debian. I haven't made any attempts at getting a stock kernel working.

You may have better luck with a code aurora kernel then stock. If you know what you are doing, you could port their drivers to a stock kernel. Most of that stuff is over my head. I just know the android kernel appears to work fine with debian.
[Nexus One Android Development] joelinux:
Really? I need access to the SPI and i2c busses. I also need the ethernet card to be stock so we can run open802.11s on it.

I'll try it your way...
[Nexus One Android Development] bri3d:
You shouldn't have any issue running Gentoo with the Cyanogen kernel or the MSM kernel off CodeAurora. Debian runs fine.

I2C works (take a look at msm-i2c) and SPI is provided as well (look at SPI_qsd). I'm not sure if the WiFi driver is going to support open802.11s but you can take a look. A "vanilla" kernel.org kernel will never work until/unless CodeAurora and the Qualcomm MSM/QSD tree hit mainline, but that doesn't matter as Android kernels are in no way "not Linux compatible" - the delta between an Android-patched kernel and a stock kernel is very small, especially as things like binder and lowmemorykiller hit mainline.

You can probably just compile the CodeAurora kernel with all of the Android options (PMEM, LowMemoryKiller, binder, adb, logger) disabled, but I don't know why you would even bother as a normal userland will run fine on an "Android kernel."

I'd also like to point out that compiling on the phone is a poor idea unless you have your compile on external storage (with the N1, I'd imagine that would mean NFS). Otherwise, you're going to end up with a very slow filesystem (many tiny files smaller than a NAND block does not do good things for flash filesystems) and worn-out flash. Personally, I'd just build a cross-toolchain and cross-compile - it'll be orders of magnitude faster and you won't have to worry about issues like NAND and heat while compiling.
[P3600 General] passaretti1:
Salve ragazzi dato ke io mi sono trovato benissimo con la claros 3.51 ho deciso di mettere sempre una claros ma la ultralight , ma non ci sono tutte le tastiere , in particolare il phonepad con il quale riuscivo a scrivere gli sms con le dita . ho trovato il cab ma dopo installato vado nei messaggio scrivo con il phonepad ma nn scrive nulla , scrive solo i numeri. come mai ? sbaglio cab ? se potete rispondetemi altrimenti nn so cosa fare.grazie 10000000
[Desire General] Shaizer:
As you all must know by now, the desire is a monster fingerprint magnet and from this I tend to wipe my screen a lot, most times on my jeans as its a bit quicker lol, my question is does this extensive rubbing damage the touch screen in any way?

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[Desire General] RaptorRVL:
Yes and no.

Yes, because you might get scratches etc.

No, because it won't affect how good the 'touch' of the touchscreen keeps working.

So it will mostly be an aesthetics issue :)
[Desire General] sh500:
Get a decent screen protector on it to eliminate any worries. I'm one of those who also like to clean the screen.

There is a thread asking about oleophobic protectors, which would be ideal, but apart from the anti-glare ones, there doest seem to be any available.
[Desire General] abc27:
From what I understand about oleophobic screen protectors it's that they are only oleophobic if they are made out of a polymer that contains some form of a silicone compound.

Finding something that specialised probably isn't going to be easy though.
[Desire General] poldie:
I have a protective case for my Desire, so that should keep it safe from scratches from other stuff in my pocket. I've been considering getting a screen protecter, but...what's the point again? If it gets scratched (which will surely happen more quickly, because they're plastic) then I'll want to get another one, and they can be a pain to remove.
[Desire General] abc27:
I'd rather have a scratched piece of cheap plastic than a scratched ~€500 phone.
[Desire General] poldie:
Obviously, but the screen is glass and the protectors are plastic. So it would very easily get a minor scratch on the plastic which I'd then need to replace, whereas the glass wouldn't have got damaged at all. I've never used a protector - do they come off easily or is it a pain in the a*** (I've heard on some phones about protectors you can't actually ever remove, which would seem to just make it more likely that your phone will display a scratch!)
[Desire General] RaptorRVL:
You need to get the type of protector doesn't use glue to stick. Then they come off very easily when you pull up from a corner. e.g. the Brando ones you can pull off, wash and put on again (although I have never ever washed a protector once it was on lol :D ).

Quite some cheap e-bay protectors work like this as well.

Never got a protector with glue now I think about it. That's just wrong! :D
[Desire General] abc27:
Depends really, cheap protectors do get scratched easily but anything over about £5 is generally fairly scratch proof.

All the ones i've had have been very easy to install and remove.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lrobles787:
The rooting process when fine. After that it told me that I have to updated my Google Maps the first time I did it didn't when through. Second time its appears like the program is not install so everytime I install it keeps saying unsuccessful n goes back like it never wasn't install at all. Does anyone knows the resolution to this problem.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] woogi8:
just uninstall the map and reinstall it. well, at least this is how i did it when i had the same issue
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ayush20m:
yes it is a common problem with some ROMs. you'll have to install Google maps directly using an apk file. search online or in this forum, you'll find Google map 4. 1. 1 apk
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lgroves22:
Hey, was your mytouch 3G orginally on 1.6 firmware before you rooted if so can you help me root mine lgroves22@gmail.com

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[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Glorynuts:
Having some trouble getting the camera application to work, I've tried everything, but it seems it just doesn't wanna work..Only once in a great while the camera seems to work, but now when ever i wanna take a picture my camera get the notification that camera App could not open so it FC...I'm sad :( please help!!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oshizzle1991:
are you rooted? if not, just turn the phone off and back on. if you are rooted, wipe and reflash the rom. oh and if your not rooted you should root anyways :p
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] shokouhi:
So everyone has been wanting some cool splash screens for the Leo. I have made these for you all. I don't know who the authors of these photos are however, if you are the author of one of them please PM me so I may give you the proper credit! Also, if you have custom photos that you want made into a splash for your Leo please PM the link and I will be happy to make it for you!

Also,thanks to Ark_N for allowing me to use his cool windows flag for a splash! Thanks mate!

Shokouhi
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] shokouhi:
Saving for more to come!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uncanny:
Hi, after doing 1 hour research on google and this site and finding no answer, I'm creating this thread, so I'll really appreciate your help.

I recently purchased used Nexus one, the seller said it's bootloader is not unlocked and it's not rooted, how can I verfiy this? I wanna make sure the phone is locked and no custom roms were installed for warranty purpose. Also, sorry if it's a stupid question, how on earth do I know if My N1 is T-Mobile or ATT version? It does not say anywhere on the box and seller did not know either.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ali3nfr3ak:
turn the phone off and on and on the first screen do you see a silver/grey padlock at the bootom in the middle
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fandroid93:
Well if the splash screen has a lock that is unlocked at the bottom of the screen the boot loader has been unlocked.

PS

Warrantys are not transferable...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FuzeAction:
When you first power on your Nexus One, an image if an unlocked or open lock will appear immediately, near the bottom of the screen. if this image does not appear, your phone is not unlocked.

As far as I know, this is the easiest way to check.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Legaleye3000:
If I purchased my Nexus One using the T-Mobile option ($180), and I rooted, is the phone SIM UNLOCKED? Thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uncanny:
No, I only see Google Nexus logo in the middle of screen, means the phone was never unlocked or rooted :) Thanks a lot, now I feel dumb! Once the phone is unlocked and rooted, is their anyway to put it back into Factory state and restore the warranty? You guys give up your 1 year precious warranty for buggy custom roms? Did anyone send their rooted N1 to HTC for repair and warranty was denied?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtrplr71:
the first thing to check is the search function in the forum. now hold down the camera key and the power button as soon as the first screen comes on hit the home button and the arrow keys at the same time and the phone will tell you if it unlocked!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uncanny:
Thanks, I do always use the search option, but couldn't find the answer. I could not understand your step, first screen showed up with 3 green Anroids at the bottom, but Home and back button are non responsive.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtrplr71:
I am kiddin man look at the bottom of the screen where the X is there is a blank screen or an unlocked Icon
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Legaleye3000:
Does the unlocked padlock go for sim unlock as well? Thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uncanny:
damn you. lol, Thanks, I got it. One last thing, I may root the phone, can I unroot it in the future and restore the warranty?:rolleyes:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eclair~:
No, you cannot relock your device. Or "bootloader" as I believe its really called, therefore you cannot currently reinstate your warranty. Many people have gotten through HTCs system with common hardware problems though, but don't get mad if you're charged or denied - its obviously your fault.

Also, the ROMs on the N1 are not "buggy", we don't exactly have that many to be buggy exactly, but the ones out there are nearly perfect. Even in Alpha, Desire ports are very nice. Currently there are more kernels than ROMs though, we don't exactly have many things to port it seems. So developers are making other changes, improving things, etc., I assume when more Android devices come out that are worth porting - the development section will be more spicy.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prophetjinn:
As mentioned before, warranty is non-transferrable. The phone comes out of the box unlocked in the sense that you can use it on either gsm carrier. (At&t or T-Mobile).

Now wether you'll get 3g on one or the other, that's the real question. I know there's a way to find out but it escapes me.

Taken from Nexusoneforum.net:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikroN1:
Like others have said you have no warranty when you buy the phone second-hand.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jruweaver:
"camera key?" I'm sure you meant the "sym" key on the physical keyboard right? ;-)