yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Legend Themes and Apps] nomad4ever:
It's working here also nicely. Using the open beta. Just wishing for more language packs, like German and Indonesian.
[Legend Themes and Apps] brad2332:
I s/l it and have it selected as the keyboard, but it won't come up as the keyboard.... am I doing something wrong?

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[Legend Themes and Apps] smartvinu:
Not working in my legend also
[Legend Themes and Apps] t3ase:
The beta works flawlessly for me so far.. Make sure to enable it in your input options. Takes a bit to get used to and I definitely recommend finishing the tutorial (and I'm not a tutorial kinda person) and even reading the tips. It's wicked once you get used to it.

The keyboard will appear as below when properly enabled.
[Legend Themes and Apps] Mattdonns:
sorry for the late reply guys, it does work on legend. once you have selected it under keyboard settings. when you go to a text message for example do a long press in the text box and it will say change input method. change this to swype

:D:D
[Legend Themes and Apps] Mattdonns:
once youve activated it under settings, go to a text and do a long press and hold in the text box and change input method will come up. select that and change it to swype
[General Questions and Answers] xarvox:
I have some issues with thease download pages that eather cap the bandwith or require "premium" pay accounts, and almost all of thease download sites requires the user to wait for 30-70 seconds before proceding..

so i wonder, why arent we using bittorrent as medium??

i suggest that we change this, add a download section here on xda to host a bittorrent browser/search that links with the release thread corresponding with the individual distro´s.

The management part could be configured to work similarely as image upload/link thats regularely used on the forums.

As i understood the bittorrent technology, we wont even need a tracker, just a storage space for the torrent files.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Marcel L:
Hi,

I developed InternetTuner, a web service which makes it possible to browse a collection of over 1000 radio stations and podcasts from all over the world.

Users have access to their profiles and their favorite stations from everywhere through an API and a Mobile API.

Based on this Mobile API I created a Windows Mobile application, which is still a bit buggy yet, but which provides the basic functionalities (search, favorites, podcasts) of this web service on your smartphone.

I would highly appreciate if you could give me some feedback on this app, it is available on internet-tuner.org/InternetTunerInstallation.CAB.

I tested the application on MDA Basic/HTC Touch Viva with WM 6.1, I don't know about other phones.

Known Bugs:

Some radio stations will not play due to limitations of the WMP.

To try out the functionality of this app, search for "89.7 Bay" or "Engadget" wihich will definititely work.

Once there was a connection error, the application becomes unusable.

(Restarting the app will fix this problem)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] robert.maas:
Well just tried it, on my laptop the website works fine except that I can't find any Dutch radio channels.....

On my HD2 it doesn't find any radio channel, whatever I trie to search....Even the channels I find on my laptop won't show up on my phone...

Is all that normal? It would be a nice app!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Marcel L:
Thanks for your feedback!

I solved the problem with the Dutch radio stations, they were in the wrong database. I'll be adding them as soon as possible.

I don't know why it doesn't work on the HD2 - actually you should be able to find everything which is on the website also on your phone.

Do you get any error messages like 'InternetTuner was unable to handle this request' or something?

On the HTC Viva it works fine, maybe your internet connection is too slow - are you using WiFi or 3G?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] robert.maas:
Ok, search term Netherlands gives nows Dutch radio stations!

And yes indeed I get the following error 'InternetTuner Mobile was unable to handle your search request' or will just give no search results though it on the website does return results. Tried all search options Name,Genre,Country,Region. Also same results on WiFi or 3G connection.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] fastcut2010:
wo ist denn der download?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Marcel L:
The download link is internet-tuner.org/InternetTunerInstallation.CAB. I've uploaded an updated version, you should now be able to access your favorite radio stations. Also the connection error bug has now been fixed.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ypsmav:
Hi,

Download link does not work. Would you post the cab on the first post?

Rgds
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] orb3000:
Here the right link
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Dangze:
Where ? I don't understand German !

Thanks to attach the cab to 1st post...

Regards.

Dangze
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] orb3000:
Attached the application .cab
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] aLeXiNDj:
No logro hacer que me despliegue alguna radio siempre me sale vacio el resultado

Luego de algunos intentos me despliega Connection Error, InternetTuner mobile, Was unable to handle your request.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Deleted member 3209947:
Kann ich hier auch sunshine live und big fm einspeichern und hören? geht über den browser nicht!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] studiokioul:
eyxarist???
[HD2 General] mart1nn:
Hello kinda new to the HTC world. But wanted to ask for a lil help on my issue. I installed DINIK Anastasia - Clock - Tab 2.0 im using a stock rom. Now htc sense wont load up any idea? did a soft reset took out the battery uninstalled DINIK Anastasia - Clock - Tab 2.0 and soft reset again still no luck. i was just being a noob and downloading wat ever nice file i see and installing it with out reading the requierments =( sorry ....ty in advance for the help
[HD2 General] jdwrrzmm:
The easiest answer is just to hard reset your device. Sure, it wipes everything out on your phone and reverts it back to how it was when you first turned it on, but it's an easy fix for when you break something major.
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
I don't know of any reason why that cab wouldn't be comptible with your phone, or wouldn't uninstall properly. Does it still show up in your remove programs list?
[HD2 General] mart1nn:
Nope it does not show on the program list , i uninstalled then did a soft reset but still my contacts still show that the cab is still installed on my phone. How do i revert my phone back to factory settings?

Thank you so much for the speedy reply

update - did a hard reset and boot up fine. Ty again for your input and helping me save my hd2 really greatful for your help ty again

Problem, Solved! Ty
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
lol I'm not entirely sure what that means...but as long as you got it working one way or another it's all good :D
[G1 Android Development] rps13:
Right so I posted this in both the kernel thread and the overclock thread but nobody saw it so I'll just post it again:

While looking at the vogue forum, I found a thread about GPU overclocking : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=697673 the changes made to the kernel to enable this are the following: http://git.linuxtogo.org/?p=groups/...ff;h=23ff83048726252bc785699fc749a3e364a3bdb0

Unfortunately I am no programmer and I do not see how to incorporate this code in to kernel sources for MSM7xxxA processors, though it should probably work because the gpus of A and non-A processors are pretty much the same (same basic specs such as number of triangles etc.), so if a kernel dev. could try to integrate this patch, that would be awesome. :)
[G1 Android Development] pyckvi:
this really looks like some awesome stuff! i hope someone can figure this out for the g1. thanks for supporting the g1 thread!
[G1 Android Development] PSP_Hacker:
GPU overclocking

Holy crap, a dev should take a look at that source NOW :D
[G1 Android Development] aspecha:
agreeeeed^
[G1 Android Development] kingklick:
just saw this thread for the first time.

gona take a look
[G1 Android Development] crypysmoker:
Even though its a good idea in theory..

Once you start over clocking the GOS you really gona kill not only battery life, but your phone will be able to cook eggs lol
[G1 Android Development] rps13:
Thanks kingklick, hopefully you'll figure it out so we can run newer 3D games better, as for overheating, dzo (who created this modification) says that he hasn't noticed anything differences in temperature after overclocking the GPU on the Vogue
[G1 Android Development] godfatherd:
It will be cool if someone can overclock the GPU , these days everybody is talking about overclocking the cpu , but what allot of people do when they are traveling is playing games, some games we cant play because they are a little bit to heavy for the GPU. Kingklick thanks for looking at this topic,

personally I have really much confidence in you!
[G1 Android Development] xaueious:
For this to work.

Someone has to implement this for MSM72XX, which is completely different than what's in the TI phones.

I am not sure if that code is even in the kernel (GPU clock). I don't recall seeing it but I haven't really looked at the kernel all that much.

It's all in the board files if it's anywhere.

/arch/arm/mach-msm/
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
Are you sure it's safe to OC the GPU?

It's not like we're using a adreno or Power VR in these phones. Also doesn't android use the CPU for things like scrolling,animations,swiping,etc...
[G1 Android Development] rps13:
Um, the HTC Vogue (or Touch CDMA) AFAIK uses the Qualcomm MSM7500 which pretty much has the same GPU, just clocked slower than in the MSM7XXXA series, so I think it's just a case of recoding the modifications made by dzo (android kernel developer for the Vogue) for other phones.
[G1 Android Development] Geniusdog254:
The GPU code for the MSM chips is in /drivers/video/msm/gpu/kgsl/

I haven't looked at any of the code much, but kgsl.h defines some structs for what I think are clock values and in kgsl.c it contains:

/* the hw and clk enable/disable funcs must be either called from softirq or
* with mutex held */
static void kgsl_clk_enable(void)
{
clk_set_rate(kgsl_driver.ebi1_clk, 128000000);
clk_enable(kgsl_driver.imem_clk);
clk_enable(kgsl_driver.grp_clk);
}

Which to me looks a lot like its setting the GPU clock at 128Mhz.

Just my $.02
[G1 Android Development] ivanmmj:
I modified this on the Eris's kernel to 160000000 and ended up with slower benchmark scores in both Neocore and Quadrant. So... possibly not that.
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
Can you try others like:

352x

480x

176x

245x
[G1 Android Development] ivanmmj:
384 gave me close to normal speeds but still slower than 128... 160 was slower.

It doesn't make sense.
[G1 Android Development] mejorguille:
If overclocking the GPU is anything similar to the CPU, then shouldn't we be using multiples of 19.2? instead of 128, try 147.2 or 176.4 etc....
[G1 Android Development] ivanmmj:
But the stock is set to 128, which is not a multiple of 19.2.
[G1 Android Development] houseonfire:
If messing with it caused the phone to go slower, then it must be possible to mess with it to make it go faster.
[G1 Android Development] ivanmmj:
dzo, linked me to his commit and it doesn't correspond to anything in the eris source.

http://androidhtc.git.sourceforge.n...;hpb=110e73c591db3fd23d8558659f8a6a0dfe5ba912

Time to poke around...
[G1 Android Development] Dukenukemx:
Owning both a Kaiser and a G1, the Kaisers 3D is actually faster. A lot of apps render quicker and smoother. Games play better too.

Would be nice if someone could pick this up, and get some over clocking action going for the GPU. Even without the overclock, my Kaisers GPU seems so much faster, but yet it's a weaker GPU then what my G1 has.
[G1 Android Development] godfatherd:
It would be great if we could play games like angry birds or Asphalt 5
[G1 Android Development] Dukenukemx:
There is a lot of new development on the linux side of things about 3D. The 3D capabilities on Android could probably be improved. Who knows, maybe something like Gallium3D?

I know the graphics chip in the G1 is terrible, but something must be able to improve it.
[G1 Android Development] adobrakic:
^ meh. this is the case where you can't teach an old dog new tricks. not without killing the dog in the process, at least.
[G1 Android Development] giorgio130:
How's that possible that no one went further with this? I'll try something, and let you know if I succeed.
[G1 Android Development] jamal717:
If someone gets that done im willing to risk my phone :D to test it
[G1 Android Development] clemsyn:
I'd be willing to put my wife's phone in the line...when it breaks, time to blame the kids :)
[G1 Android Development] jamal717:
Lol well damn u got it all planned out now all we need is for someone to do it :)
[G1 Android Development] roalex:
Thats the way :)
[G1 Android Development] Fo0d2Go:
Wish someone could do it.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] wooky321:
Can i give my goldcard to a mate who has a HTC legend to root? I have it sat here after doing it on my gsm hero. Just wondered :). Thanks
[Hero, G2 Touch General] bluesax:
No, i think it's specific for your hero.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Iamhero123:
No, they are made using your hero's serial number so are device specific.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l1k3m1k3:
If its dangerous, what must i do?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l1k3m1k3:
Right now i'm charging in at 58%. And the temp is 37.5 celsius. Battery health is good. Voltage is 3982 mV.

Any help?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l1k3m1k3:
Okay, sorry. This will be my last bump before i'm eating my dinner.

EDIT: just so you know, right now its at 83% with temp is 36 Celsius. i'm assuming this is normal. But i need your confirmation guys.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VSDRAMA:
its normal well for me
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shortdawg24:
mine is charging 93% health good 31'-4055mV
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grainysand:
It's normal. Don't worry, just switch the phone off while charging.

If you're rooted, use SetCPU to drop clock frequency in charging profile.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uansari1:
Try searching... this question's been asked 104,192 times before.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l1k3m1k3:
Sorry but i searched this on google.com nothing has satisfy me. T_T

Until some of you guys respond. Its good to know.

Again i'm sorry.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uansari1:
I meant search on this forum...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=701268

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=631639
[Android] nikoan89:
​

As all of you well know, Android is an open source operating system and as such the development and modding are the bread and butter for devices with this OS.

In this thread I'll explain how to extract the firmware partition containing the operating system and programs with a Windows PC.

The purpose of this thread is to share knowledge, so feel free to help me to dump device such as Acer, Samsung and Sony Ericsson, expecially I need someone that help me with Acer's .bin
[Android] nikoan89:
1. Unpack the system partition from an HTC ROM

What you need:

UniExtract: http://legroom.net/software/uniextract (freeware)

ZipScan: http://www.zipscan.co.uk/ (shareware)

Cygwin: http://cygwin.org/setup.exe (freeware)

Unyaffs for Windows: http://goo.gl/z6yI

Download and install all the tools (Unyaffs it's a prompt executable, so it isn't installable)

Now you need an HTC ROM, download one at your pleasure from Conflipper's site: http://www.shipped-roms.com/shipped/

Once you have downloaded it, right click on the ROM executable and select Extract with UniExtract in the subfolder (v.fig1), select Isxunpack extraction and then clik on the OK button (v. fig2)

Now in the subfolder you have the various files which make up the executable, including data1.cab which is the file that we are more interested in (do not delete other files).

Open ZipScan, go to File -> Open Archive File... and browse until select the data1.cab. You should see something like this:

Extract from the cab only the ROM.zip and open this file with any archives extraction software (eg WinRAR or the same ZipScan). Inside you have various .img files which make up the ROM, but for the purposes of this guide, we need only the system.img.

Copy in a blank folder this file, unyaffs.exe and cygwin1.dll (you'll find it in C:\Cygwin\Bin).

Now open Cygwin from Start -> All Programs to ensure that its functions are integrated to the Windows Prompt and close it.

Open the Windows Prompt (Start -> All Programs -> Accessories) and position yourself in the folder containing the files using the cd command or alternatively install this .reg which allow you to open the Windows Prompt in the chosen folder by command in the context menu (Right click on the folder -> Command Prompt Here).

Now the last thing that you have to do is to give the extraction command: unyaffs system.img

Et voilà, now you have the folders containing the extracted system.

Enjoy ;)
[Android] nikoan89:
2. Unpack the system partition from a Motorola ROM

°°°Coming Soon°°°
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[Android] nikoan89:
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[Android] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Thank you! I had found a different way but this will save some steps.
[Android] kEviN.H:
mark

i will see

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111
[Android] ddotpatel:
Someone once told me you can just run the .exe file, let it open, use windows to search for the rom.zip that would have been extracted into a temp folder, drag&drop to another location, then cancel the .exe again.

Haven't tried this myself though.

What else can you show us in windows?... Is it at all possible to extract ramdisc thingies from kernels so we can apply one custom kernel to other roms ourself?

... or should I bite the bullet and install/learn how to use ubuntu?
[Android] NeoS:
Nice initiative. Finish the guides and I'll see to it that it's stickied. :)
[Android] cauli:
There are simple perl scripts kicking about to unpack/pack boot.img, so you can use them on Windows as long as you install perl first - say either via Cygwin or Active State.
[Android] rpmccormick:
I just used WinRAR to do everything that UniExtract and ZipScan can do.

...so basically you showed me that system.img can be unpacked using the linux command-line utility UnYaffs.exe, which can be run through CygWin. Thanks.

Why doesn't someone make a UnYaffs.exe for windows command line?

After I change things, how to I ReYaffs it to system.img? ...and when I re-zip it don't I have to sign it or something? If I modify an apk do I have to deODEX it first? Do I reODEX after?

I would love a quick tutorial on, say, how to change an icon for an app. Something that shows people who already know how to do this type of stuff a brief step-by-step guide to taking a [ROM], adding and deleting a few apks inside it, making a graphical change to an apk inside it (skinning), and then recooking those changes in to a new [ROM] to be shared with all.
[Android] NRGZ28:
No ****... I was wondering why he's making it all so complicated with all these extra tools when I can click the file in Winrar (extract to...) and be done. All in ONE step for me.. LOL
[Android] rpmccormick:
For me it was more than one step because using WinRAR on system.img didn't get all the files out. Using unyaffs did. But now I have a system.img from a new Android tablet and I can't get anything out of it other then the META-INF directory using WinRAR, Unyaffs, or UniExtract. Anyone have any clue how to get in to those?

...and I still want an easy tutorial on how to re-assemble a flashable system.img / update.zip once I change some stuff in there.
[Android] s73v3r:
I really hope one of those reserved spots is for the newer Samsung phones. What really cheeses me, though, is that I had that explained to me once, and I can't find it, and didn't write it down :(
[Android] fonix232:
I've compiled both unyaffs.exe, mkyaffsimage and mkyaffs2image for cygwin, with the DLL you can use them on Windows too. Sadly, I don't know too much about C and C++, so I can't make it work, but maybe I will try to compile them for Windows, and with some bugfixing, MAYBE it will run.

Samsung did not use the usual yaffs image (for Galaxy S at least), but their own format, what can be easily extracted. I will post some more about it as soon as I get back to windows, recompile the executables and upload them.
[Android] M_J_Nazari:
i wana extract boot.img , but i have some error
[Android] max1919:
I had some problems with unyaffs. This version posted on 1st page is bugy, if you have same problem try...

hmmm i have i more problem: To prevent spam to the forums, new users are not permitted to post outside links in their messages. :mad:

so sry guys i can't help you right now
[Android] gtrab:
+1000

:)

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[Android] Guerric:
WinImage can extract the .img.

Unfortunately, I don't think it can repack them properly.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thunderb0ltuk:
Hello everyone,

I'm a newbie to smart phones. I succcessful managed to create a goldcard and root my Desire to the generic HTC room using the 1 step r6 guide at modaco forums. I have managed to re-install my apps.

I'm just wondering whether it is possible to create a backup image so that if I was to go to a different rom which I didn't like I could restore the image to go back to the generic rom but with all my apps installed. Is a custom rom with all my apps on there the same as an image???

I read some stuff about nandroid here but it seems confusing and says that you need to create seperate backup for app settings.

sorry not sure if what I am saying is making sense.

Thanks for any help
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thunderb0ltuk:
I did a bit more reading and I guess it's not possible to backup an image and restore like you can with a hdd. So I can only restore to the provider or stock Roms, I would have to backup my settings and apps using an app like titanium but it won't allow me to update these apps unless I use the paid version?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnSteveDoe:
Yes there is. User ROM Manager. I'm using it to switch back between Froyo and 2.1 Sense. Just create a backup before you flash ROM #2, then backup ROM #2 after configuring it. Then just restore from one of the two backups. Easy as pie!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tkm89:
Yes, use either ROM Manager or a recovery to make a nandroid backup. It will backup everything on your phone (apps, settings, etc - not the SD card though of course). The nandroid backup created (which you can also copy to your Computer, to be on the safe side) will be a 'snapshot' of your phone.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] adioph:
Hi,

Is there an application or registry entry in which you can increase the system volume of HD2?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jokies:
Try this one out.

Worked well on my HD2 21903 rom.

Cause crackles sometimes, so don't listen to music with integrated speaker if you want better quality.

Backup your phone before installing.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] adioph:
thanks. try it later.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] setspeed:
Can anyone recommend a busy forum where I can pick the brains of someone who can help debug minidumps from Windows crashes?

Or anyone here who can help?

Thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brandon1108:
hey, i've been able to transfer files to my phone via recovery, but whenever i try to mount my phone to the laptop i hear a sound on my computer, but nothing happens. Nothing with the phone, nothing with the computer.

I'm using pay's sparta rom.

[RESOLVED]

I had to set it to not ask me what connection type i wanted, and then it started working.

:S

sorry for useless thread - should have fiddled around more before i posted. XD

P.S if you're reading this - would you mind telling me how to change the title to solved?

thanks :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rolfd:
Click edit, then click advanced. You will see your title and can edit it there.