yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] bsanto9:
do you know the number by chance
[HD2 General] bsanto9:
ok so i tried that got the current number but to no avail its not working, do you know if you could be my plan or what could it be please help
[HD2 General] bsanto9:
anyone

please
[HD2 General] Jamison904:
call your customer service, they will help you and give you the info you need.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] sapir_hv:
the new Iphone 4 is out, and I think that the HD2 can handle move editing quite well, Is there any movie editing software out there? (like the Omnia's video editor?)

thanks,

Sapir.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] FRANQ_23_PL:
I found this from Omnia. Dunno - working or not. Try.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] chrisnash:
I use the VGA version of TrakAx with the WVGAFIX cab.

Its a bit crude because you lose some of the screen but its a pretty powerful app.

Results are VGA 640x480 only though.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] sapir_hv:
this app doesn't work.... it doesn't show on my start menu...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] lizzymichel1144:
Video editors come with a wide range of features and capabilities. However, many editors lack the ability to efficiently create templates. This can be a limiting factor when creating videos, as templates can help speed up the video creation process.

Adding templates to a video editor gives you the ability to quickly create videos with pre-defined settings and formats. This can save you time and effort when creating new videos, as well as make it easier to repeat common tasks.
[Droid Eris Android Development] Erisftw:
Its simple really. Just download this file then adb push to system app. I just love the Android Keyboard for some reason.

shhhhh. make me feel like im contributing.
[HD2 General] Kandye:
In the contacts on the HD2 when you click on an address the application will bring up Google maps and give directions but is there a way to make bing maps the default app when clicking on a contacts address? If so how do I make bing my default?

Thanks

Kandye H.
[HD2 General] hkstallion:
anyone know the answer to this?

and yes i did a search, and it brought me to this thread.

thanks
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] BrokenSafety:
I got a TD 850 which was for Telstra, its unlocked (so i was told) but i hate all the crapware that the carrier has on it. I would like to install a reg WM6 or even WM6.5 rom for it as one might find on the other unlocked version (non carrier) of the TD.

I would really appreciate it if someone could point me to the correct rom as i don't want to install the wrong one and possibly brick my device. Also pointing me to a decent guide on how to install it will be great too.

Thanks!
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] d_train:
Welcome aboard - when you take the battery off of the device - what model does it say in the top left corner of the label?

I have a feeling that the Telstra 850 is a Neon, but I am unsure whether the ROMs for the Neon 400 are compatible. I was actually looking at getting a second hand one of these so I can get better coverage (my current phone uses 900 not 850, so I don't get true NextG or its coverage area)

DT
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] BrokenSafety:
Oh.. its a neon 200
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] d_train:
Firstly you have to HardSPL it so that you can install any ROM you want.

Here is a link to the thread - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=2025514

Then find a ROM - the NEON 400 ROMs won't be any good for you as they are for CDMA devices, not GSM

Not sure what NEON 200 ROMs there are though at the moment - if I get a Telstra 850, I'll be cooking for it, but at the moment I have a Niki.

DT
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrono:
So i've tried GBA, SNES, NES and they all kinda run crappy. Nes is the only one that runs well, and I can play the other two with sound turned off. GBA and SNES both are slow and have audio glitches, clicks and such.

I was under the impression that SNES would run excelent, is that the case for anyone?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maedhros77:
Which ones are you using? The ones that end with oid work great (by Yongzh). I use SNESoid and NESoid, and they both run flawlessly. I haven't tried the paid versions of the GBA and Genesis ones yet, but if they are anything like the SNES and NES ones, they are well worth the money.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheBiles:
SNESoid works perfectly. I'm not quite sure what you're smoking.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Freelancerx:
Yeah the oid emulators work great

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pecosROB:
yep, SNESoid and NESoid are the bombbbbb and work just fine.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guyver2077:
i have tried a few from the marketplace..

While the snes ones are still a little laggy (on the evo atleast), the genesis one seems fine.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hfalk4:
Hello

I'm wondering if its possible to make an app out of the program the Garminfone runs on? is it possible to adapt the program to an fitted apk app. or is it possible to flash your nexus to use the garmin/android OS? Review of Garminfone

In advance

Thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] solidus175:
+1 Would really like to see this on the Nexus.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D200P13:
+1 this is the first time i see garminfone and looks very sexy.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hfalk4:
any answers?

Thanks in advance
[HD2 General] jgos929:
When I'm on a call the screen is dead to the touch. I cant end a call or change to speaker phone nothing works. Any ideas?

Thanks
[HD2 General] rlacsamana1989:
do you have a custom rom or a stock rom?

& have you tried to reflash that rom or flash a new rom? It might just be a bug within the Rom you are running.
[HD2 General] AyanamiZer00:
Are you using the stock WinMo dialer, or the HTC?

You might have something stuck on/a hell of a smear over your proximity sensor. Try cleaning it up a bit.
[HD2 General] speoples20:
If you are using BSB Tweaks and you have Tap Time enabled that can cause issues. Try turning that off.
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
+1...most common solution for those symptoms.
[HD2 General] scrizz:
It worked

oo thx for that tip :D
[HD2 General] rlacsamana1989:
:) thanks, did not know what the feature was set for when I was looking at BSB Tweaks.
[HD2 General] asidrave:
i had the same issue....it was tap time as well
[HD2 General] jgos929:
Fixed it guys Thanks
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Accessories] compL33Tazn:
I lost my stock screen protector during my RMA, so I am looking for a nice cheap protector that doesn't form bubbles. My friend told me his Zagg/Bodyguardz is a soft plastic that forms bubbles, so something rigid like the stock one would be ideal.

How are the ones on eBay?

Or if anyone bought two or three screen protectors and wouldn't mind selling me an unused one, I'd be glad to buy that as well.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Accessories] 45_ACP:
e-bay option

Hi,

I bought this ones on e-bay. I just applied one of them and it looks good. No bubbles and fits really well. It is an ATT Pure.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270564798561&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT

They are cheap and good.

45_ACP
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Accessories] greenskeeper805:
I'm happy with the one that ATT sells on their website. You get 3 for ten bucks. Just as good as any other i've tried. DO NOT get Zagg! You can not slide your fingertip across the screen, I sent mine back.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Accessories] gwells58:
I don't care for the feel of ZAGG myself. I like the merchandise and service at cellphoneshop.net I've bought batteries, headphones, cases, and other items for various phones, never a problem. /g
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Accessories] compL33Tazn:
Thanks guys. At the first two repliers: I have a Touch Diamond2, not the Pure, which has a different shaped surface. I ended up buying the original HTC screen protector which is great.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Accessories] shaevy:
This screenprotector fits perfectly. If you apply it properly you don't even see that you are using one.

http://cgi.ebay.at/2x-Original-HTC-SP-P240-Schutzfolie-Touch-Diamond-2-/110385676223?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Handy_Zubeh%C3%B6r&hash=item19b37fbfbf#ht_2718wt_1137

shaevy
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Accessories] v423526:
I just install the invisible shield

i think it's nor good that i expect

there are many vertical line on the screen especially on the white screen
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Accessories] fireboss:
Invisible shield

I've been using the invisible shield on my phones for a couple of years and never had the issue you describe. Have you contacted them about it?
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
Can someone look into why connections get lost so much? I am constantly losing my connection for no reason. I am almost 100% certain it's a phone issue, with some software running on it or something. If anyone'd be willing to try to figure this out, please let me know. Thanks.
[Hero CDMA General] abcdfv:
This is about as specific as

"My car won't start, what's wrong with it?"

We're gonna need more info then that.
[Hero CDMA General] matthewman3:
Are you rooted what rom. We need answers
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
Not to be rude but I thought I had at least a little bit of a presence here on xda...

I am rooted running regaw mod 2.1 themed. I have setcpu on here and waiting on regaw to answer me as to whether his Rom actually support setcpu or not. I also have auto killer but my honest opinion of it is negative. Doesn't auto kill anything LOL.

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[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
Oh, also, I wasn't going to write a book if there wasn't a chance that something could be worked on lol. Thanks for the replies, and abcdfv please can you tone your sarcasm down some? Not everyone here deserves it bro. No hard feelings yet though.

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[Hero CDMA General] abcdfv:
Pretty sure it doesn't. Try different radios and pick that one that works the best.
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
I get about the same db on all radios here at home, but when we were in Ashland Tuesday I looked at my fiance's moment and she had -64db and I had -96db, huge difference.

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[Hero CDMA General] abcdfv:
Any other ROMs have the same problem?
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
I'm not one to jump from rom to rom every day, so I've only used DC and Regaw because they don't seem so cut up in my honest opinion. I don't need all the bells and whistles like that jit or whatever it is... hell... i havent even taken the time tor ead about it yet or anything.

I know there's a lot of learning for me to do but I am already overwhelmed with my job and trying to keep up with my personal stuff, etc. Besides, 95% of the time my hero is on my custom dock because that's the fastest internet I get out here.
[Hero CDMA General] thatguythatdid:
Well I'm gonna confirm two things Sprint is having data problems for the last week or so and the ota was only put out to break root and nothing else. Thought it was well known but ........ Anyways it could be your settings as well. Who knows

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[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
I knew nothing about the data problems, and the OTA update I knew about.
[Hero CDMA General] Irisht:
Well hopefully this give you just a tad bit of insight but I am running Regaw 2.1 with autokill but no setcpu as his Rom currently doesnt support it (lacking kernel for OC) I have tried pretty much all of the others but yet sit find that Regaws is by far the fastest I have used, even without OC or Jit. I have not experienced any reception issues at all. Current PRL is 60665 & PRI is 2.20_003

Maybe try getting rid of setcpu as is it doing nothing worth while for you.

Also, I have found that using autokiller and setting it to strict, animations to all as well DL'ing spare parts and setting animations to fast really bring this thing to life... I swear in a side by side i was actually moving faster then both an evo and an incredible.

hope it helps.
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
Yeah cuz I literally just flashed a fresh ROm and I am not pleased at all... 25mb ram free. Not cool at all :( Going back to regaw I guess.
[EVO 4G Android Development] joeykrim:
WARNING: Not responsible for any damage caused by experimenting with the information in this thread

I didn't see this information previously posted anywhere on here. Hope I don't get flamed!

Thanks to ZanzDroid!

My goal is to publish as much information as we're able to discover about the Unrevoked Root Apk which only contains one button and explains very very little while quite a bit happens behind the scene.

The Unrevoked creators, claim they don't want to explain how everything works because people will abuse the root exploit method they found.

I'd rather trust the EVO community to be open but responsible.

I've only figured out a few things and hope this thread will get the ball rolling. I'm hoping with some of the great developers here we can find out more!

Had some free time tonight.

Brief Technical ANALYSIS:

Stock EVO with the OTA update for .6 software and .05 radio

Installed the apk thru the browser, http://www.unrevoked.com/m.

After installing the app and clicking the Start button, 5-6 seconds later it reports, Rooted!

It appears the payload is dumped to /data/DxDrm .

Inside this directory there are three files

ls -l /data/DxDrm

-rwxrwxrwx app_84 app_84 439428 2010-06-09 18:37 unrevoked

-rwxrwxrwx app_84 app_84 177 2010-06-09 18:38 unrevoked.log

drwxr-xr-x root root 1980-01-08 23:35 fuse

unrevoked - looks like the actual rooting application (payload) compiled into a binary so its not text readable. there is where the secret magic happens. name is an active link to the actual binary the .apk installs. it would great if somebody could decompile this or reverse engineer it.

unrevoked.log - shows a brief log of the application running and reporting root status

fuse - is an empty directory, comes stock on the phone.

Since /system is still locked due to NAND protection, unrevoked creates a new directory inside of /data/local called bin-shadow.

This is basically a shadow of /system/bin plus a few extras unrevoked installs - busybox 1.15.2, su and flash_image binaries.

Any file placed into /data/local/bin-shadow appears to be in /system/bin .

A quick run of the mount command shows this as:

/dev/block/mtdblock6 /system/bin yaffs2 rw 0 0

please post any other TECHNICAL details you discover!

unrevoked.apk - application apk file

unrevoked - binary installed by .apk
[EVO 4G Android Development] timothydonohue:
i wondered where that shadow-bin folder came from and what it was. thanks for tracking that down!
[EVO 4G Android Development] f00kie:
Can you post/send over the unrevoked binary? (from /data/DxDRM not the apk, thx!)
[EVO 4G Android Development] joeykrim:
http://www.sdx-downloads.com/evo/uroot/unrevoked

that is the binary, updated the main post with it.

it would be great if this could be reverse engineered or decompile ...
[EVO 4G Android Development] willy900wonka:
my atari won't run them but baksmali on a current machine is the tool . http://jf.andblogs.net/2010/04/03/yabbfr/ Anddroid architecture is symbolic, you get to see names, not registers.
[EVO 4G Android Development] npace:
Wont help much. The binary in the apk/res folder does the work.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Vinny75:
Never used baksmali.. is this what you wanted?
[EVO 4G Android Development] joeykrim:
if that binary is the same as /data/DxDrm/unrevoked, then i agree, otherwise im hesitant to agree because before the .apk was released, they originally released a single binary which roots the phone.

a rough test i have off the top of my head would be something to the effect of ... i think the unrevoked binary from /data/DxDrm can be copied to the /sdcard, remove the .apk, copy the binary back to /data and run it. it should root the phone w/o the .apk being installed.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Vinny75:
The baksmali I posted was from apk, the batch file I found to do it just pulled the information from the apk.

Has anyone done a quick binary compare on the two unrevoked.bin to see if they are the same? (I'm at work otherwise I'd do it)
[EVO 4G Android Development] joeykrim:
just grabbed the unrevoked.bin from your unrevoked.apk and the unrevoked binary from /data/DxDrm i uploaded last night.

md5sums don't match. they might have modified the binary slightly to work inside the .apk or baksmali might have modified things.

unrevoked 27e3c38141ac479344a24006cc88c2b3

unrevoked.bin 47e7d517b972b1703c4a4dc630a4fc62

any idea, although not as technical would be to load both onto the phone and try running them from the command line and see if they give different output ?

now that we have two versions of the binary, it would be nice to find out what it does! decompiling / reverse engineering is not my specialty but hopefully somebody can provide some more insight?
[EVO 4G Android Development] npace:
If someone have the rom cooking environment and all installed, they could compile strace which would really help.

Another possibility is to install debian just like we did on the G1 when it first came out.

I tried that last night but I just need the ext2.ko module (again, a rom developer could provide that). It has to be compile for the specific kernel version, otherwise it wont work.

I dont have much time unfortunately :(
[EVO 4G Android Development] joeykrim:
strace is included in busybox, right?

i have toast's supersonic kernel loaded and compiled, i could try and compile ext2.ko as a module (module compiling was after my main kernel day)? im not understanding how debian and ext2.ko further our efforts?
[EVO 4G Android Development] npace:
strace is not included in busybox. Or at least not in my busybox. If it were there, I would not have gone the debian route.

I just wanted to see if I can quickly run debian and do "apt-get install strace" then strace ./unrevoked.bin instead of having to cross-compile it for arm-eabi.
[EVO 4G Android Development] joeykrim:
i have the cross compile toolchain already setup for arm, but might not be the perfect processor match for the EVO. i dont have busybox source files with me, but let me grab them and see if i can compile it with strace ...

will post back with an update in a little bit! hope this works!

edit: strace is not part of busybox. NEXT! i'll see if i can grab the strace source and cross compile for the arm ... cross compiling was throwing errors which seemed like they might take a while to compile . NEXT!

grabbed the debian arm package - http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/s/strace/strace_4.5.14-2_arm.deb .

used a simple script to extract the .tgz from the .deb package

echo "#/bin/sh" > extract.sh

echo "ar p $1 data.tar.gz > `basename $1 .deb`.tgz" >> extract.sh

sh extract.sh strace_4.5.14-2_arm.deb

tar -zxvf strace_4.5.14-2_arm.tgz

the strace arm binary is put into usr/bin/strace and i've uploaded it here:

http://www.sdx-downloads.com/evo/tools/strace-arm.zip

hopefully this helps! let me know if this works or doesnt work and i'll go back to the drawing board on strace!
[EVO 4G Android Development] teedo757:
Used this method for my hero. Today I used it today to root 2 EVO's and I have to say this was an excellent root. I guess knowing the source would be great however I was burned last round of the hero updates when I lost root. You know someone from HTC was browsing these forums in order to figure out how to patch the exploits the devs had found. I just hope this exploit stays available for Froyo.
[EVO 4G Android Development] npace:
I'm getting a 404 so I did the same:

I had forgotten about the debian-arm packages.

I used alien -t to convert it to tgz and upped it here:

http://bottomquark.org/android/strace

It doesnt run though and I think it's not the proper architecture

strace: 1: Syntax error: word unexpected (expecting ")")
[EVO 4G Android Development] joeykrim:
my mistake, link was wrong, fixed it.

ah another dead end...in the process earlier i got busybox to cross compile, but it has a nice make xconfig, dont think strace does...

ill try and devote some more time to getting the cross compiling setup and a working strace unless somebody else posts a working strace arm binary?
[EVO 4G Android Development] npace:
I'll go back to the debian route when I get a chance. It helps to have that running.

BTW, thanks a lot for all your work -- I have similar questions about everything you are currently pursuing!
[EVO 4G Android Development] joeykrim:
good news, strace is part of the PC36IMG.zip. seems the userdebug version has quite a few developer tools in system/xbin. i've set them chmod 755 and setup root access on my ROM which is simple and clean.

if you dont want to load my ROM, you can setup the environment manually from recovery mode on a stock PC36IMG.zip, just chmod 4755 xbin/su and chmod 755 the xbin directory or just the strace binary.

hopefully this helps?
[HD2 General] uriah07:
I still get the error about "not digitally signed with a trusted certificate" on my T-Mobile US HTC HD2. I downgraded my SPL and added the hspl. After that I flashed to the cell series EVO rom. At first I can install anything, and then after a few hours I get the error. Maybe the hard reset, or even installing marketplace is messing with it. I've tried a signer program, but it didn't work. I've also installed the new certificates and still nothing. Sorry for creating a new thread, but please help!
[HD2 General] M3PH:
Based on my ssl secured exchange direct push experiecne you will need to install the actual certificate for the cab/server and if it is not a class1 certificateyou will need to install the root (class 1) certificate for it. Because you weren't clear with the exact details of your problem i'm only speculating as to what the problem is. Although i have just thought that if this is related to installed apps on to the device try copying them to the SD card and installing them from the device itself.
[HD2 General] uriah07:
I'm new to all of this. As clear as I can get it, this stupid phone won't let me install apps after a period of time. Right after I flash the rom it prompts me with a yes or no, but later it goes straight to refusing to allow me to install. Its like apple's 3.1.3 and I lost my jail break or something! It says they aren't digitally signed. As far as installing the stuff, I don't know how. Any direction?
[HD2 General] uriah07:
still cant install :(
[HD2 General] M3PH:
I've been thinking about this and i can't come up with a reason as to what might cause it. So questions.

1) are you trying to run the cab files from on pc or directly on the phone?

2) Is it a specific cab file that you are using to this with or do you use any random one.

3) if you try to install app via activesync (.net compact framework 3.5 for example) does it install?

TMOUS devices actually have their own special board (http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=631) it may be worth having a look there and asking. It may also been worth trying a different rom from the ones you have tried. The energy series of roms seems to be very popular and i'm trying it out for my first custom rom. No problems at all yet and it does work very well.
[HD2 General] ssj3_tom:
Can you Help

I have had my HD2 for 2 days now and have only just today tried activating my hotmail and facebook accounts. with no prevail.

i was told by another member of XDA to check out my certificates;

well i have no certificates at all except for the root 1's, i dnt seem to be able to add any either. im well n truely a noob when it comes to the HD2 and its stressing me out hard :confused:

can any1 please help

any help would be much appreciated

thanks tom