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[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heroid007:
So I have ordered a bigger memory (Class 4) and my tracking number says it is out for delivery, while it is being delivered I am wondering if someone on here help me figure out what is the best way to transfer my apps from existing sd card to the new one? (I am thinking maybe nadroid ext backup and restore on the new card?)

I am not sure if my thinking is right since the new card will be class 4 and maybe the apps gets corrupted? Has anyone done this in the past and what is the procedure?

Thank you!
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] centran:
I would get Titanium backup and just worry about backing up your main sdcard partition.

I only crappy thing about it is if you don't get the donated version then you have to click click click when you reinstall/restore.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kcarpenter:
you could Nandroid + EXT and copy the nandroid back to the new SD card.

Titanium is well worth the 3.99 - I would buy 20 if I needed to. :)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heroid007:
great! thanks guys!
[Touch GSM General] ankithonda:
i m using htc touch ( htc p3452 ). from last week i m facing new problem ... sometimes my touch screen freezes itself ...i cant do anything on phone ..just keypads are working fine .. i can handle only calls ..nothing else....

after sometime it works fine ... but when it freezes :mad: .. it wont allow me to do anything .... plz help ... :confused:
[Touch GSM General] gargashish0901:
It sounds that ur touch screen has a problem.. U have to replace it...
[HD2 General] waza123:
How to replace HTC HD2 Touch Screen Glass ?

Required easy video or photo tutorial.

Only replace HTC HD2 Touch Screen without disassembling all device camera, speaker etc.

I want to order this part

http://cgi.ebay.com/HTC-HD2-T8585-L...m&pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item439f5e14b9#shId

Video how i broke my HTC HD2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onMWYZgHhrk

Scratch Test:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVNbe5V-1Sw

Temp. Fix , to protect fingers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOQfM8cTvgU

:(

EDIT:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=701003
[HD2 General] Rhinzo:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=613954

"Required easy video or photo tutorial.

Only replace HTC HD2 Touch Screen without disassembling all device camera, speaker etc."

If i remember correctly there is a photo tutorial on some blog.

no it's not easy, yes you have to disassemble your phone, no i wouldn't bother trying if i have no clue about how the whole thing is set up.

repairing charges are about 170-200€ ~250$.
[HD2 General] hyellow:
I haven't done it yet myself, my screen is alsoo cracked, but it seems very tricky. However, you have to disassemble the HD2 befor you can reach the screen. Also, you have to place the LCD part in the oven for 5 to 10 minutes at 50C degrees to let the glue get loose, because the screen is glued on. And even the digitizer is glued onto the lcd. So, even if you manages just to remove the digitizer, you still have to find a way how to glue it back to each other, without making a mess.

I have already disassembled my HD2 with succes. I am going to HK anyway, so I going to buy replacement LCD + Digitizer and bring my HD2 with so I can fix it right there and check if everything works ok aigain.

If so, I xan ditch the iPhone. I hate it.
[HD2 General] dio62000:
I've replaced the digitizer from my Samsung Omnia i900 and it turned out to be very easy, following the instructions I found on the internet and YouTube. I guess it's the same for the HD2.
[HD2 General] Ahil:
Is the digitzer and glass surface seperable?

Because i can see what looks like a thin layer of glass from the bits of glass which has fallen off on the bottom corner where it took the hit. Or am i just looking at the edge of hte LCD screen?

And since the screen still responds as per norm.

Picture is linked below:
[HD2 General] 1972:
the best dissassembly video

here is the best video for the hd2

www dot youtube dot com/watch?v=cL-jnUKufC4&feature=related[/url]

and assembly here

www dot youtube dot com/watch?v=t8Q7mXdcJ54&NR=1[/url]

thanks mark
[HD2 General] shifty001:
Couple of questions!

Hi, thanks for these videos,, very detailed!

Have you got any idea about what she means by 'paste'? Is she just saying to connect A > B or is there some kind of adhesive needed? Also, have you got any links to buy some Mylar, OR do you think I could get away with reusing the ones removed?

By the way, I am going to try and replace the digitalizer in my HD2!

Thanks in advance!
[HD2 General] enigma1nz:
There are 2 types of touch screen digitizers for HD2, you have to make sure you buy the right one. One needs to be soldered to the LCD flex, another plugs in. If you have a plug-in setup - you are in luck, if not - best to be left to professional, as it involves fine flex soldering.

Attaching the digitizer itself to the front housing is similar to that of Nexus and similar devices - 3M sticky double-sided tape is perfect, there is a 2mm one in a large flat roll sold everywhere.

Those who suggested the digitizer and LCD are fused together - wrong. Capacitive digitizers do not adhere to LCD and are attached to the housing itself with a free gap between the LCD and the digitizer.

I strongly recommend PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION.
[HD2 General] enigma1nz:
The best way of doing it is buying a ready assembly. Something along the lines of http://cgi.ebay.com/LCD-Screen-Touc...235?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f0b9f9463 It might be a bit more expensive than buying just a digitizer and attempting to attach it yourself, but you will save yourself a whole lot of trouble. AND it's still cheaper than $250 quoted somewhere above. Once you purchase the assembly, just familiarise yourself with HD2 disassembly/reassembly procedure and install.
[HD2 General] jianC:
Always buy a digitizer that is "OEM", even if it is used. The first digitizer I got for my HD2 with a smashed screen was shipped as 'new' from China, but when I got it, the quality was bad, because it was so cheap, and the screen would not recognize touch correctly..

Always be careful to check if there is anything caught on the middle frame when you take the motherboard out, because if you don't, you will rip something..

When I took my phone apart, I used this tape: http://cgi.ebay.com/3M-ADHESIVE-STI...652633?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item20baa9efd9 and it worked fine
[HD2 General] wizzbang3:
Wish I saw this about 25 minutes ago, I've already purchased my glass for 30$ Shipped - I guess I'm in for a hell of a ride with this one.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrBigFeathers:
Hopefully someone may know the answer to my question. My wife has a POS Blackberry Flip 8220. It's on its last legs so I got her a G1 on eBay. Everything I read said I would have to switch to an Android data plan but when I put her SIM in the G1 everything was working with a 3G signal.

Is that something that will only work until they catch on? Or should it continue to work?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lbcoder:
Do tell... WHAT is an "android" data plan?

Android phones do NOT require any special data provisions. ANY GENERIC DATA PLAN is fine.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrBigFeathers:
Well T-Mobile used to have a Blackberry unlimited data plan. with unlimited messages for $34.99 and an Android unlimited data plan with unlimited messages for $34.99. Those have been replaced with the Even More plans. But my wife still has the grandfathered Blackberry plan. Everyone I've asked said the data wouldn't work because of the APNs and even if it did T-Mobile would be able to tell I was using a G1 on a Blackberry data plan and they would shut it down.

I was just wondering if anyone had used a blackberry data plan successfully in the past or are still using one. If I have to change anything the plan will go up $10 ($30 for data and $15 for unlimited text)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
I took my wife from a BB to a Nexus One. No calls to T Mobile and our bill started showing two Android Data Plans. Same thing.... no need to call unless her data suddenly acts funky.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrBigFeathers:
That's good news. Of course when she tries to upgrade to the mytouch slide soon then we may have to deal with that.

Thanks
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lbcoder:
Three things to say about this;

1) RIM phones require *extra* provisions, but still require the STANDARD provisions, therefore a RIM-compatible data plan will work with any phone, but a regular data plan won't work with a RIM phone. This is a matter of RIM phones being horribly crippled and VERY VERY poorly designed.

2) Anything between you and YOUR CARRIER has nothing to do with this forum. I suggest you consult your carrier for instructions on this.

3) You never even mentioned what carrier you were using, therefore NOBODY could possibly make any reasonable guess about what their responses will be.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laptopdragon:
few things to note...

1, if your using Tmobile, i know enough to answer your questions,

- blackberries have their own server farms for data (email especially, but all data for a blackberry goes through a "blackberry" channel.

- androids, also have their own seperate channels or farms that handle all of their data,

however, if you have any data plan, and simply pop your sim into any smartphone, it should work for a while, until your connection gets a time failure, or gets red flagged for requesting (or getting) too much bandwidth.

this is known as blackballing, and you can even trick the system sometimes, by putting your sim back in your old phone, calling tmo, and telling them to open mtas, (or something like that) and addressing that connection (tier 3 can do it in about 5 minutes if they know wtf is up).

but for this channelized crap to work, they are separating the non-tmobile brand phones, into a more simplified system for them...

this way, i guess, when blackberries have a massive outage (like when the Storm was released, and every storm on the planet had to get updated, and that killed all the servers, all the blackberries had no-connection at all, for about 3 days...)

my point, is if one system fails, at least other clients (with other phones) are not effected.

sofar, my g1 has been very reliable and fast with out any data plan at all.

screw their overpriced data, and run wifi.

older, sneaky people were using tzones to get full data plan for 10bucks, and just calling in every 2 weeks to get their MTAS updated, or unlocked...

thats been resolved by now, but hopefully you get the picture. and i havent confused anyone,
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laptopdragon:
it should fail at some point, and you don't want RIM or blackberry to handle android stuff anyways.

get the android plan, but before you do, go to www.google.com and search for " speedtest " and compare your actual speeds before and after the switch.

would be interesting if there was a huge diference.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tcastel:
Hi,

I would like to know, how to delete ADWlauncher because i don't like it!?

Thx
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilkorn:
From what rom? This is why we say to make a nandroid backup so the lay person can easily revert back if they don't like a change.

It could be as easy as clearing the default, or putting the default launcher2 back on the phone.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tcastel:
From cyanogenmod 5.0.7.1! Do you know an other solution than nandroid backup?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blaboy51:
how did you install it?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tcastel:
From recovery! I reinstalled launcher pro on top, I don't know if it's good or not!??:confused:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nephron:
lol just push the launcher2.apk from the cyanogenMod update zip

Download the CyanogenRom your are using and look in /system/app for the launcher2.apk then use adb to push it from your comp to ur phone

if its on your desktop

cd Desktop

adb remount

adb push Launcher2.apk /system/app/Launcher2.apk

adb shell reboot

:D
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leonnib4:
ADW Launcher is Launcher.apk based, I mean Launcher 1

So to remove it:

adb shell rm /system/app/Launcher.apk

Your Launcher2.apk should be used after that.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] milton007:
I LOVE this appA! Probably my most used, and it unfortunatly hangs on the game overview screen, after a short dimming of the screen. Real bummer for me bc everything else is working great for me on Froyo!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] milton007:
...does anyone have this running successfully on FroYo?? Ive tried pushing into system/app thinking protection was maybe an issue but to no success...any help would be greatly appreciated!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] superwario5:
There was another thread on here with ppl that had problems with this same app after froyo was installed. It doesnt even show up in the app store for froyo users. I have an off topic question: does androids mlb at bat app show live video feed of games? I kno the iphone app does. Thanks.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] infinityhombre:
no its audio only and i miss this app tempted to go back to cm because i miss my baseball
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Chopes:
Only works with 2.1 so far, no 2.2 support thusly the darkened screen.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Jayden0606:
No wonder... I kept thinking MLB at Bat shut my app

off.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] tr.slate:
just curious...since the MLB app is just for phone access, has anyone tried connecting with their desktop service with flash? Did it work well? I have a hard time justifying purchasing the android app if i dont get comp access as well, especially since it may be possible to have both.;)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Chopes:
Have not tried myself...

Anyone maybe have a fix for this since this thread has been started though? Still seems to have same issue.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] KROMO50:
it works just fine for me running 2.2 manual update
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] osugsxr:
No problems with it either, manual download
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] dobde:
I was experiencing the non-responsive dimmed screen as well. I went into the application info screen under Settings >> Applications >> Manage Applications and cleared data, cleared cache, forced stop, reopened...and it worked like with 2.1.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ralph96gt:
What do you mean manual download... I've been wanting to download this and I can't find it on the marketplace
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] sinbot:
If I restore all the settings labeled green I can't get a location fix with the Genie widget and I can't move apps to the SD card.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gIMpSTa:
What is it exactly that you want to restore??? Personally, I wouldn't (and didnt) restore ANYTHING from titanium. It takes like what 5 minutes to go through the settings menu and set stuff back up the way you had it?

Apps have to be coded to allow them to be moved to sdcard. It's up to the developers to add that option in. It's not because you are restoring stuff from titanium, but because you are trying to move something that doesn't have the ability to be moved yet.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] sinbot:
You can force your phone to allow apps2sd with pm setInstallLocation=2

In anycase your response was not helpful but dismissive. My reasons to backup and restore are valid enough for me to ask and if you can't answer go find another post to respond to.

In any case I have by trial and error found that a number of settings restore just fine and I have put mot of my applications on the sdcard.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gIMpSTa:
Yes, I know all about this. Anything with a widget or service will not work, but will still goto SD (bad). And other apps may not work properly. YMMV, but personally I set that option on, moved a couple of big apps, tested them, then immediately turned it back off (pm setInstallLocation=0). I'm on my third wipe and things are running better then ever since doing it this way. I had apps that do not include a widget or service, were not protected, that should have run fine from there and did not.

I wasn't being "dismissive" by any means... I was simply curious as to what it was you wanted to restore as it helps to answer "what you can safely restore" if people know what it is that you want. My point about it taking 5 minutes was simply trying to point out you may actually save your self some time and frustration by doing it manually.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] sinbot:
Maybe you should read hat I wrote before just saying not to even try backing things up. Wow I wanted to keep my settings, text messages and call history and be able to toss my applications on the SD and get a location fix. Some setting carried over stops those from working and wanting to know what it is or why it is is a whole lot more intelligent than just throwing my hands up and saying "Well, I paid for an application I guess I shouldn't use it!"
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] polo79:
This probably doesn't help but I personally don't like everything about titanium. It seems to restore too much. I still use it for apps but It's hard to identify what you are restoring when it comes to "data". mybackuppro does a better job of choosing what to back up and restored. very clear and concise, everything is labeled, (ie: sms, call log, mms, playlists, home screen icons etc etc). I know I know, its not help with titanium but maybe it'll help.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gIMpSTa:
Okay pointless argument. Once again, I wasn't saying "dont even try!" I said "PERSONALLY, I didn't restore anything". That's because after my first install I did restore several things and it caused issues. I was giving you my personal advice on the matter. Sorry it didn't answer the question the way you wanted, but it wasn't by any means trying to put you or what you wanted to do down.

I also paid for titanium backup and use it and love it all the time. I think we are asking a bit much of it to backup stuff from a (assuming here) custom rom, then importing them onto a stock rom and have absolutely no issues.

Maybe I could have worded my initial response better, but it helps people to answer your questions if we know what you wanted to restore specifically rather then trying to answer what can and cannot be restored. Had you said how can I safely restore my texts, and call logs someone may have piped in and said "I restored X in titantium backup and had no issues!"

Again, wasn't flaming, telling you to give up, or anything. Only offering my personal experiences with this.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] overground:
I agree with polo79. While Titanium is fantastic at restoring apps and their data, It is not very concise on what data is restored. IMO, the most useful feature Titanium offers is it's ability to replace the Market links to the restored apps. While what you want to do probably is possible using Titanium, MyBackup Pro makes it much more clear cut on what you're restoring.

As far as restoring apps go (and I have many of those), after much trial and error, what I did was restore as much as I could using InstallLocation 0 until I ran out of room. Then I set it to 2 and went through and moved what I thought safe to sd. Then went back and installed more using Titanium using 0 again...well, you get the procedure.

And enough bickering. Gimpsta was only trying to help, but maybe a "no reply" here would have been best. :eek:
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] sinbot:
Well I went through and my results are I can restore all applications and the following datasets without issue to location or installing to sd:

[ACCOUNTS] Account and Sync Settings 2.2 - check.

Application widgets - blanks out desktop but can get location lock.

[Bookmarks] Browser 2.2 - check

[Calendar] Calendar Storage 2.2 - check

[USER DICT] com.amdroid.providers.userdictionary 2.2 - check

[CONTACTS/CALLS] Contacts Storge 2.2 - Check

[SMS/MMS/APN] Dialer Storage 2.2 - check

I didn't try the rest because everything was working and I didn't need anything weird in the rest.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] fulanito108:
Hi, I'm testing froyo roms now, currently very pleased with performance :)

Tintanium backup is really a great app, I ditch all other backup programs after installing it.

I was able to restore to froyo, APNs, contacts, call history, wifi settings, sms.

cheers,
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] brainhouston:
can somebody shed some light why i can't restore contacts from 2.1,

sms restored perfectly, but contacts say restored successful but i can't see them, only call log

tnx
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] RaSand:
don't know why, but here's how i got around it

can't tell you why, but i miight be able to show a way around it.

I had the same problem a couple of time. what i did is exporting my contacts to a "vcf"-file on sd card. after flashing the new rom i imported all contacts with now probs.

hope it will work for you to.

the tiny drawback is, you have to nandroid-backup your actual setup. restore the previous, export your contacts. restore the actual and import.

good luck
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] icegad:
sidebar:

anyone know what you need to backup when using titanium to back up my contacts ringtones i set for each contact?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vandam500:
Sound/music goes through it fine, the bluetooth is good but its not charging even though the indicator says it is.

I thought this could have been because I had Pandora steaming but even with it off (No GPS) it would still not charge.

I tried the cable by directly connecting it to my N1 and its charging perfectly ( I even enabled Navigation and it was still charging it).

What do you guys think could be the problem? It was working fine before. I am not sure if this started happening after I installed Froyo.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JHaste:
are you putting it in the dock after you start your car? i have had issues with the order in which i do things...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vandam500:
Yeah I am. What issues did you have and how'd you fix it?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JHaste:
if i had the phone in before i started the car it didnt sync up right...

check the pins and make sure they are all working right, and by that i mean none of them are stuck since they are like springy
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vandam500:
Ok I will do that. Ill report back.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gIMpSTa:
Do you have a skin/case or anyhting on your phone?

I had an issue with the desktop dock (and have seen other people confirm very similar) where I dropped my phone a very short distance to the floor then it wouldn't charge in the dock (but it knew it was in the dock as the dock app would launch).

Couple hours later, just by chance, I felt the tiniest "edge" on the back of my phone. Just below the battery cover and below the off colored "band" (where they engrave the phone if you choose to have that done) on the dark colored part that says "htc" on it. Tho it was not even really noticable, this piece (with the htc on it) had snapped out just a hair. I put the smallest amount of pressure on it and it literally clicked back into place. Couldn't see it move, only feel and hear it. After doing that my phone immediately charged again when putting it in dock and every time since.

I've also seen people say they put a sticker on the back of their phone on that same area and had exact same issue until they took it back off. Doesn't seem like it would be enough, but, at least the desktop dock, appears to be touchy enough where this tiny bit made all the difference.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeus_chingon:
I've come with similar issue after froyo update. in my case, whenever I synced the bluetooth to stream audio and then proceeded to dock it into the desktop dock it will not charge at "ac adapter"speed, I will only charge at"usb speed". So, depending on my usage while docked, it might or might not charge at all. The only solution I found afte much tinkering was to disconnect any bluetooth connection, dock the phone, then reconnect the bluetooth with whatever device. I hope this helps. And hope this issue doesn't get into the final froyo release.