yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] bradynapier:
I believe he's talking about having the Google Navigation screen (like if your using the turn-by-turn directions) up and running without a destination. No, that's not possible
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] ffboy2009:
I hope i can help u learn how to cook rom and makes it more easier!

1.Structure OF THE KITCHEN

ROOT OF THE KITCHEN-------

dump----> This will contan files dumped from ROM,like OFFICIAL ROMS.

OEM---->This folder contans all the OEM DRIVERS and OEM software

ROM\XIP\ ---->contain boot.rgu,don't mod or del it!

SYS -------->SYS of WM build

SYSNEW ------>TH SYS OF NEW version of WM building u will proting

temp ----->temp files,and ROM files u cooked are here

TOOLS --------->All tools that ness for cooking

XIPNEW ------>NEW XIP of WM version.there are two styles:XIP.BIN and MSXIPKernel.u can porting them by choose correct method in my bat command

reg&iniflashfiles_tools ------->Tools to edit reg files and initflashfiles.

HOW TO：

1、IF u don't want to Porting new version of wm and u just want to mod ,u can dump OFFICIAL rom.

TO DO：Place official ROM in root of kitchen，run "dump ROM.bat" and follow the instruction.when finished,u will find OEM AND SYS in DUMP\DUMP.Move them to root of the kitchen.and move xip.bin in dump to root of kitchen and rename it to xip_out.bin.Now,u can edit softwares in OEM and build as u like by run"Build ROM.bat"

2、IF u want to cook new version of WM build,just down load new SYS AND XIP file form somewhere like DFT.usually,u may only need these parts:COMM，COMM_0409,WVGA_COMM,WVGA_COMM_0409 and XIP.

UNZIP COMM，COMM_0409,WVGA_COMM,WVGA_COMM_0409 to SYSNEW folder,UNzip MSXIPKernel form XIP to XIPNEW folder then run"Build ROM.bat" and follow the guid.

Download:

F1_AUTO_KITCHEN.rar
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] sinocreate:
Thanks for your kitchen, I will try it.

But I doubt that will the xip will work normally?

I think it's better to add some commands to delete the rubish during room cooking.
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] padremayi:
Hi, in the extracted archive I don't find "dump ROM.bat" but "DUMP_flash.bin.bat".

However when I click that file I get an error...

Where must I place the original rom file?

Thanks
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] :
Finally a visual kitchen for the acer s200 =]
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] sinocreate:
Can you make a visual kitchen for acer s200?

Can not wait for it.
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] :
thanks for your trouble mate!
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] euplio:
I don't know where to place the original rom, can somebody help me? please
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] ZILLKA:
Tnx. Will try to cook my own rom.

THis kitchen can dump any rom? Even custom?
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] Qazer:
I tried but porting new SYS don't work for me. I ran Build ROM.bat and choose 1 for porting new SYS and after it wrote "The system cannot find the file specified."
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] syeanwoo:
Cook'in failed!

After dumping, I can't ound OEM folder in dump\dump. It seems that the programe delete a lot of files and folders dumped in dump\dump at last.

By the way, the last command in the batch file doesn't work over Windows 7.
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] Qazer:
after dump ROM, OEM is in SYS - folders OEM_DPI_192, OEM_Lang_0409, OEMDrivers, OEMDriversHigh and OEMMISC.
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] syeanwoo:
Thanks, more help!

Thank you very much, buddy! More help, please.

Can I just cut the five folders with the names started with "OEM" in folder "...\dump\dump\SYS\" to folder "...\OEM", then move the folder "...\dump\dump\SYS\" to folder "...\"?

And then, how should I edit these files and folder? Such as add a font.
[neoTouch S200 ROM Development] garco g:
where i finde the new FLASH.BIN after coocking?
[General Topics] Step666:
edit: for the most up-to-date indecisive rambling, just jump to the most recent post, though feel free to peruse the whole thread.

I understand this is a very difficult question to answer, especially given that no two people's needs are ever quite the same but I'm just looking for some ideas/a sounding board.

I currently have a Touch HD which I have been quite happy with, I really quite like TouchFlo, but it's starting to show it's age and I'm due an upgrade in about a fortnight anyway.

At the moment, given what's available on the market, Android is the only choice IMO.

Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against WinMo/WinPho but I'm not buying a phone that won't be properly upgradeable and therefore, arguably, rendered obsolete in a couple of months and I'm definitely not waiting two months plus for a new phone on the off-chance I like what I see.

As for the rest, Symbian's a joke; Blackberrys aren't my thing; Palm is not an option; and the iPhone, well unless they announce something pretty damned special on Monday, my dislike of iTunes alone is enough to put me off - before we even get onto the flaws with the handset(s)...

In terms of what I want, that's where it all gets a bit difficult.

I can't work out if I want to go for an all-out powerful handset à la the Desire or the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S or if I want something a bit less fancy, the Sony Ericsson X10 Mini being a prime example - trading off absolute power for benefits in terms of size and cost.

My worry about a high-end handset is that I get one, then a month or two, or even a week or two, later, something else comes along that makes me regret my decision - not least the impending WinPho 7 release and all the potentially 'awesome' new handsets that will accompany that.

With the X10 Mini, I'm not too worried about something better arriving in the near-future, I think it's too niche a device to end up with much competition but, having read the review of it on GSMArena, it seems that my biggest concern is the handset's Achilles Heel - the low screen res. If it was even HVGA, I would probably just go for it but QVGA is pushing usability.

Anyway, yeah, I'm just looking to bounce ideas/suggestions around, so if anyone wants to chip in, please feel free.
[General Topics] Dirk:
Nexus one is my phone of choice at the moment. I've just made the jump to Android and this device is nothing short of awesome! The 2.2 upgrade will be rolled out soon which brings several improvements too. (It is available already but this early release isn't very polished yet. I'm waiting for the OTA release).

Unusually for me i'm keeping this device stock, so no custom ROM flashing etc. It's just such an improvement over the WM phones that i'm used to that i don't feel the need to change anything. I could harp on for hours about all the features that makes this such a good device but you should have a look around instead and make your own informed decision. There are lots of good forums devoted to this device but i'd start with the dedicated xda, nexus one section.
[General Topics] Step666:
Thanks.

If I were going for a high-end Android device, then it would be the Desire and not the Nexus One - partly because I like the Sense UI and partly because I wouldn't entertain the idea of switching to Vodafone, their tariffs aren't competitive and their coverage is poor where I stay.

I have played extensively with the Desire and it is a lovely phone but, as I said previously, I'm concerned that if I upgraded to it, I'd only want to change again when say the Galaxy S comes out or in a couple of months when WinPho 7 arrives.

Obviously, there's a chance that would be the same if I went for the X10 Mini but I would be able to get it on such a cheap deal instead, that the idea of then choosing to shell out for a new device a few months down the line isn't so bad.

I'm also starting to question whether I need all the features that the Desire/Nexus One offers as opposed to merely wanting them.

I bought myself a laptop back in January and, since then, I'm using the web a lot less on my phone, so do I really need something with a huge, high-res screen?

Thanks for the input, it's greatly appreciated (as is anyone else's opinions/ideas), I fear I've a bit of thinking ahead of me yet though...
[General Topics] Step666:
At the moment, there are a few phones that I'm considering and I'm trying to weigh them all up, so I'd appreciate any input, suggestions or ideas anyone can offer up.

First up, the HTC Desire

Pros:

HTC Sense

Decent CPU and RAM

AMOLED screen

HTC handset - excellent build quality and 2 year warranty

Cons:

No HD video

Screen is only AMOLED, not sAMOLED

It's already sold a lot and, as sad as it is, I don't really like the idea of having the same phone as everyone else

Samsung Galaxy S

Pros:

superAMOLED screen

HD video

CPU that's potentially even more powerful than the Snapdragon in the Desire

Samsung handset - 2 year warranty

Cons:

No HTC Sense

Even worse, it uses Samsung's childish UI

No camera flash - seriously, wtf?

Not yet released

Motorola XT720

Pros:

8MP, HD video, Xenon flash - the best camera on an Android handset just now

480x854 screen resolution - more pixels are never a bad thing

[edit] HDMI out - a real boon for an HD-recording handset [/edit]

Cons:

LCD screen - not even AMOLED, let alone sAMOLED

480x854 screen resolution - non-standard resolution may cause some app compatibility issues

No LED flash for video use - a minor point but the ideal camera phone would have LED and Xenon

Question marks over CPU compared to the Desire or Galaxy S (720MHz OMAP A8 Cortex as opposed to 1GHz Snapdragon/Hummingbird on other handsets)

No HTC Sense

Motorola handset - 1 year warranty, not sure of build quality

Not available until the start of next month

Sony Ericsson X10 Mini

Pros:

Tiny size

Well thought-out UI

Cheap

Sony Ericsson handset - 2 year warranty

TINY!

Cons:

Small screen size and resolution - will have a negative effect on web browsing experience and app compatibility

Only running 1.6 'Donut' with very vague upgrade roadmap

Sony Ericsson handset - questionable build quality, possible (probable?) software issues

LCD screen - not AMOLED or sAMOLED

No HD video

I know it may not seem like it, given the large number of points in the 'Cons' category for it but I'm actually drawn the most to the Motorola handset.

The problem is, having only just been released there's a number of questions I have which I can't as of yet get answers for - for example, the build quality may not be an issue but I won't know that until I can have a play with one, the CPU may not be a downside, etc etc.

Anyway, yeah, any/all input is always welcome.
[General Topics] ronin368:
ideas

i guess your best choice can be galaxy s

but if you give up on browsing(use your laptop instead) then x10mini will be the best...feature wise and price

wish you luck :)
[General Topics] Step666:
I do currently use my laptop a lot for web browsing but I'm not prepared to carry it around with me every day on the off-chance I want to go online.

If the X10 Mini had even an HVGA screen instead of QVGA, then it would probably be high enough to just to alleviate my concerns - at least in terms of app compatibility, though obviously for the likes of web browsing it would never match a WVGA (or higher) handset like the others I'm considering.

As for the Galaxy S, the power, screen and HD video do appeal but leaving out a camera flash just seems so unnecessary, almost like they're doing it deliberately.

But, between that and the Samsung UI, it's just enough to sour my feelings towards it.

As I say, against my better judgement, I can't help but like the Motorola handset.

At least, unlike the Desire, by sticking with an LCD screen it should mean it's ok to use in sunlight - obviously AMOLED has it's advantages but unless you make the jump all the way up to sAMOLED then there's still a cloud attached to that silver lining.

And regarding the CPU, while there are question marks over it, I've also heard it suggested that the TI OMAP 3430 CPUs are actually more powerful than the faster-clocked Snapdragon CPUs like the Desire uses, so it could actually be a better handset than the Desire in that respect.

Also, I should probably point out that my plan when I upgrade is to negotiate as low a tariff as I can out of T-Mobile, then if I see a phone I really like partway through the contract term, I'll just buy it.

So, the shorter warranty on the Motorola may not be an issue.

Thanks for your input, even if it doesn't seem like it, it's definitely appreciated.
[General Topics] Step666:
Ok, so here we are a full 5 months since the last post and I'm still stuck in the same situation - want, almost need, a new phone but don't know what to go for.

Since last time, obviously things have come on a long way.

Symbian has reached the next level, meaning it's only a bit behind everyone else as opposed to significantly behind; Apple announced the iPhone4 which is a nice piece of hardware but the OS and price are too big of a stmubling block; Blackberry have moved on to OS6 but really there's nothing new about it; WinPho7 was released and looks OK but the hardware is just slightly underwhelming.

As for Maemo/Meego, Bada and WebOS, they're not even worth considering IMO.

So that leaves us with the only thing I am sure about, that my next phone will be an Android handset but beyond that I've still not been able to reach a decision.

Looking back at what I was considering before, none of them are still in the running - the Motorola XT720 turned out to be a dud, the X10 Mini was plagued with problems and the Galaxy S and Desire have both been out-done by the Desire HD.

Obviously the daddy just now is the Desire HD.

The best hardware around, the best UI around, there should be no reason to even consider anything else. And yet, I'm just not taken with it, I know I should love it, I know there should be no competition but it's not exciting me.

On the other hand, against all the odds and especially since the XT720 was so poor, I find myself quite taken with the Motorola Defy.

I know that the specs aren't so great but the idea of a ruggedised handset is pretty neat and the size is just a bit more pocketable than the Desire HD's, though that's not my biggest concern.

Going in the other direction, I'm also quite taken by the Samsung Galaxy Tab.

Given how I use my phone making/receiving very few calls, mostly texting and using the internet) a larger device like the Tab is in many ways better-suited to my needs. However, it's biggest advantage is also it's biggest downfall - the larger screen makes the Tab a far less practical device than the likes of the Desire HD or the Defy (I know I said with regards to the Defy that the size difference wasn't my biggest concern but the Tab is a whole order of magnitude larger), to the point that if I decided to use the Tab as a phone, I'd need to get myself a second handset to use on occasions when the Tab's size made it impossible to take with me.

Once again, any/all help will be greatly appreciated.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] BraveheartGattuso8:
hi everybody,

i have some problem with my magic's GPS;

after trying different rom, i came back on cursorsense in order to overclock the cpu with the latest kernel avaible from this forum...

everything seems to be ok but, a few day after, when i needed use copilot 8, gps doesn't work anymore:

no satellites are avaible, no signal (from copilot setup and from other apps like gps status or gps test).

i tried to restore some nandroid backup (with different rom, myhero, smoky cursorsense) but always copilot installs upgrade and gps is still not working...

also from google maps gps location doesn't work.

please help me,

gps is broken??? :confused:

Ps sorry for my very poor english

thanks a lot
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] klothius:
Flash the radio again and possibly with gps on (don't know why this counts, but they say it does). Talking about "with gps on", did you try to reboot with it being turned on ? Oh and btw this is not for dev section and it will probably moved soon...just to point out :D
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] BraveheartGattuso8:
yes i've already reboot with gps active but no effect...

but flashing the radio agai i need to wipe (or not?) how i can take gps turned on?

anyway i will try tomorrow morning...

thanks i will reply you.

ps sorry i visit often this forum but it was my first thread and i didn't klnow where to post it...

thanks!
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] BraveheartGattuso8:
hi, i've tried to flash again the radio today...

everything is ok... thank you a lot for the help or

if you prefere, hvala!

Thanks, goodbye
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] BraveheartGattuso8:
sorry... thanks for putting in order... Bye
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] drbobb:
Well the subject of this thread IS dev-related, since it's an issue that affects many users of multiple roms, nobody knows what causes it or how to fix it, and is definitely not created by the user's ignorance or inability to read and follow instructions.

OTOH there already is a thread discussing it and it has produced little or no new insight. In short, it sometimes helps to reflash your radio (same version you're currently using), but depending on rom and carrier that fix may be short lived. You're also more likely to have a working GPS on a sense UI rom, but those have their own disadvantages. Users of some carriers rarely or never report GPS issues, while on other carriers these recur often.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gotsteve2006:
Quick Question.

What's the Difference Between

Aloysius-2.1_SnowOC ----> Snow Maps Edition OverClocked

Aloysius-2.1LWP_SnowOC----> Snow Lwp Edition OverClocked

Whats the Difference Between Maps & LWP? Could anyone bring knowledge to me?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RTessi:
The OpenGL fix can either make Maps work or LWP work, but not both as they require different versions and you can only use one... so choose whether you want LWP or Maps to work, but you can't get both.

R
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gotsteve2006:
Whats the difference between them?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RTessi:
the difference is that the maps version allows for maps to work and live wallpapers will not...

the lwp version will allow for lwp to work and maps to nor work...

R
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrchu001:
you probably should have posted this question in the original thread..
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] athanos:
The answer is actually on the original thread because it had already been asked. Please make use of the search functionality in the forums.

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[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gotsteve2006:
My apologies

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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blues:
How to find the git source head for the 2.2 stock kernel? I tried android-msm-2.6.32-nexusonec, but the kernel version is different than the one on my phone: 2.6.32.9-27220-g328f560.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Brut.all:
Sources of Froyo aren't released yet.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blues:
I see. Then how about the 2.1 source? Is it android-msm-2.6.29-nexusone?

How should I verify the kernel version number in the source?
[HD2 Accessories] field3d:
Hello I bought the original extended battery for my htc hd2 and I have a pdair case with rotate clip but don't fit that case.with the new battery. Anyone know about a cas that fit with the extended battery like pdair? Or any case to clip on belt?. I like pdair because the rotate.clip function on the belt is so nice. www.pdair.com

Thank you
[HD2 Accessories] chrcad:
Why people always open up new threads? Use the "search" function!!!:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mdawg112:
Okay, my rom is overclocked to 710 and today my phone got a little hot and restarted and then it wouldn't come back on. And now when i flash non overclocked roms it works but if i flash an overclocked rom it hangs at the HTC screen. =[

Any ideas?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mdawg112:
NVM works now, mods please delete. Sorry.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derekstory:
What was the solution? Or was it just gremlins.

:eek:
[EVO 4G General] nihilion_Zero:
I got a bit. Would be happier, obviously, if there weren't any. How much light leakage would you say warrants a return?
[EVO 4G General] Rennat:
make sure the lights are on and give it to someone and if they don't point it out, then it is ok.
[EVO 4G General] edub186:
Omg, dont do it. Is it killing your experience with the phone? Are you getting payed to discredit this phone? Come with something better to complain about. This is something I'll think some lil girl will worry about. Some s hit you barely even notice unless you look for it. D amn. I had to try to look for a leak to see it. F uckin sad. F ucked up my day.
[EVO 4G General] nihilion_Zero:
I went through the same line of thoughts. But alas, we paid handsomely for this device and I don't think it's unreasonable to expect they be free of manufacturing defects. Yet, I understand that some may be unavoidable. Ergo my question: how much light leak is too much?
[EVO 4G General] timothydonohue:
you handled his tone with aplomb, i must admit :)

i remember when i got my nexus, people went crazy about this that and the other.

no device is going to be perfect. ever. and, wait until 2 months from now when another phone comes out, and see how many threads get posted up about how people are whizzed that their phone is already "out of date", even though it isn't

it just happens with technophiles.

if you see another phone like yours (and you probably will sometime), just do a comparison. or, go down to the store, and do a comparison. if yours is substantially worse, then you deserve a replacement. if its the same, or not as bad, then either deal with it, or get a different model of phone :)
[EVO 4G General] plmiller0905:
I totally agree !!! ;)
[EVO 4G General] ripleys:
Just my .02 - If it bothers you, then it's unacceptable. Take it in and have it replaced.
[EVO 4G General] nihilion_Zero:
Thank you for your thoughtful response. This guidance is reasonable and I will it. BTW, how do you like your Evo over the Nexus? I was still teetering as of yesterday.
[EVO 4G General] Antebios:
I have my EVO. What leaked light are you talkin' about, Willis?
[EVO 4G General] YoungAceAtlanta:
You can hardly even see it in the night. you would have to look for it. if no one never mention this none of us would probly even know. thats how lil it is.

But as the other user say "No phone is perfect"

I will bet you anything. you can be rich as hell and buy a million doller phone. you will always see a post saying "OMG my phone dpad get stuck, is this phone going to ship with a major defect?"

But i think it sometimes get annoying. and carry to far out when people start crying about lil things as in "OMG Its dust under my screen how can i get it out!" or "MY PHONE JUST REBOOTED! BY ITS SELF! WHY!!"

People never do the basic stuff to fix a problem. like maybe try a reboot, or take out the battery, or wipe your phone clean. You people just come to forums looking for answers that you can solved on your own
[EVO 4G General] chazglenn3:
I got lucky then. Can't see any light leaking.
[EVO 4G General] theoner1:
its there but very very minimum unless you're super picky. I'm surfing in the dark right now and still hardly see it unless im looking for it.
[EVO 4G General] mental26:
OK so look, I love the Hero. But the Dust under the screen issue was VERY major for me. I'm not talking a few dust particles. I'm talking about people instantly noticing and asking what happened to the top of the screen. Luckily I live next to a really good sprint store and the tech was a nice guy and did a good job of cleaning it out on 2 separate occasions.

BTW, I can't find any issues with the EVO yet, and hopefully the dust issue is only for the Hero. (The reason its a big deal with me is because I clean my screen constantly and that's how the dust keeps getting in...
[EVO 4G General] psx2p:
damn, you handled his tone very proffesionally. I would say if it is enough to distract you or make your usage of the EVO less enjoyable (IE. flooding onto the screen) than it is to much