yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] speoples20:
Dont file an insurance claim, thats a horrible idea. Call tmobiles customer care and tell them your phone wont boot up. They will send you a replacement phone and you send the broken one back. Its doubtful they will check it but if they do and charge you its only $110 instead of the $130 through insurance.

Edit: Are you able to boot into the bootloader or will the phone not turn on at all? If you can boot into the bootloader then its not bricked.
[HD2 General] josemedina1983:
I havent flashed my hd2 after reading all the people briking their phones.
[HD2 General] joe_coolish:
You shouldn't have to worry about trusted and tested ROMs/Radios. Unless you do something horribly wrong, you'll be fine. It's when you experiment with stuff that you get into trouble. Just tread the beaten path and you'll be fine :)

Flashing your phone is like skydiving; it's fun, it can be completely safe, but there will always be some risk (especially for the inexperienced).
[HD2 General] yut916:
nope. won't turn on at all. after flashing it turned off but never booted back on.
[HD2 General] josemedina1983:
How do i know what Hardspl am i running I cant seem to find it
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
boot into bootloader, and there is a line that starts 'spl '.

The number following that is your spl.

If it ends .0000 then it is stock. Example 2.08.0000 or 2.10.0000

If it ends .hspl then it is hspl. It will also say cotulla on screen too. Example 2.08.hspl
[HD2 General] josemedina1983:
LOL one step can take me a long way so i have 2.10.000 so finally i can install a rom that was the only thing holding me back thanks.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
with spl 2.10.0000 you need to use hspl3 See my sig, connect phone, run hspl3, choose 2.08.hspl, done.
[HD2 General] josemedina1983:
awsome that was my only problem seen so many hspl it got me alittle confused now im about flash a new rom thanks alot you made my monday
[Windows Mobile Software Development] airxtreme:
(Done, now present in 1.31) Internal search system (search file names and file contents, edit the text files directly from the kitchen or launch an external editor)

Automatic localization (support for folder variables in initflashfiles.dat/app.dat to create entries valid for all languages (Done, now present in 1.31), using those variables during import to make ROM translation easier, automatic generation of new OEM_Lang_XXXX folders with a corrected initflashfiles.dat and renamed MUIs as soon as a compatible SYS is added, automatic fixing of all the packages' initflashfiles entries to match the new languages start menus, automatic package To CAB conversion to test all your packages on the phone (Done, now present in 1.32))

(Done, now present in 1.32) Total integrity check (checking the validity of every REG file and app.dat file, checking for broken module folders, checking for invalid SYS/OEM/EXT packages to reduce the hard to track ROM building issues to minimum)

Advanced file attribute management (setting the ROM file attributes according to the DSM file, adding an interface in dialog properties to change the DSM file list and applying file attributes automatically to the files that are not present in the DSM file list)

Internal ProvXML engine (much more accurate CAB to EXT conversion, provxml to REG and APP.DAT conversion)

Batch ROM import (adding long paths (up to 32000 characters) support to oskitchen to allow using the kitchen from any folder no matter where and adding a new internal tool that takes a folder of multilanguage ROMs of similar versions and builds a final Sources folder with all the localized files merged to start working on multilanguage ROMs much more easily)

EXT2 Package Replacement (an EXT format replacement that supports MNGE modules (no more module folders around) and folders with conditional names (for resolution, language, device, windows mobile builds, etc.) to make multidevice packages much easier))

Advanced ROM versioning (allow setting the version in the splash screen and in the RUU)

(Done, now present in 1.31) Manila management support (deleting unneeded localized manila files while building, adding a whitelist-based manila files compression to improve manila speed and free space on the ROM)

Improved UPX support (adding a file cache to remove the delays caused by the UPX compression during cooking process, switching UPX file selection to opt-in, UPXing all the files according to an online whitelist that can be updated/submitted from the kitchen)

Kitchen distribution tools (generating a XML file to allow changing the kitchen titlebar/about/help entries, to automatically load a selected device profile and to add an additional customizable tools menu, adding a "Temporary OS.NB" shrinking tool and a SYS cleanup tool to delete unneeded resolutions and languages)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] WoZZeR999:
I vote #9, then #5
[Windows Mobile Software Development] nosedive:
so many great ideas .. can't we have all of them? :D

i guess you will work out on them sooner or later

thanks for all you effort :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] {SBR}_L3GION:
Exactly what I was thinking I love all of these ideas I love the direction this kitchen is heading great work airextreme!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jjblaster3:
if possible i'd vote for all as well :p

oh well let the voting begin
[Windows Mobile Software Development] BigwaveMx:
"Manila management support" would be great!!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ThaDeanesta:
I think you should include something to make different ROM Builds in one shot, to make all the .nbh files just by pushing the cook button once. (like a MaxSense version, CHT Version, Plain Version etc..) Also, an autimated compression + upload feature would be nice, too.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] WoZZeR999:
Can it turn on my coffee maker in the morning as well?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jjblaster3:
then it would have to be called the easy automated kitchen ;););)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] NilsP:
I voted for deployment tools since I like control but would have also voted for integrity.

This seems like a better place to add other simple requests rather than in the kitchen thread here is a simple one

Add the full version number to "Help About".

I have 3 versions running and am current naming the folder to keep up with it.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] sunie:
OS kitchen

I will vote for #6 and #9
[Windows Mobile Software Development] okokur:
if wish a possibility to select back for easy folder structure (old kitchen). the separation for language, sys-versions, oem-versions ... is not realy nessassary (for me) and the overview of cooking would better.

integrating emulator/simulator for testing cooked rom.

you make very good job.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] wbrown5:
I second the motion. All are great future additions. Good work Air.:)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] the_scotsman:
Having recently moved form EVK to osK, the one thing I REALLY miss is the internal search...being able to search within files for a keyword...and being able to double click the file to open it from the kitchen...made tweaking sooooooo much easier.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] tidus18:
+1. I also miss that feature the most after making the shift to osK. Great job Air!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] derliebewolf:
I Vote For the following:

#1

#3

#5

And thanks for this absolutly great Kitchen!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] okokur:
hello,

i confirm with you. i use totalcommander and pspad for more comfort.

totalcommander is good for listing all files from kitchen-root (without directories) with sorting by filetypes and pspad for searching by keywords.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mettercomputers:
How about the ability to build a dumpable rom
[Windows Mobile Software Development] bin3070:
hoho.hello every one!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Corias:
Well, I really nead a good PROVXML parser/validator, because straight app.reg editing is inactual now.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chazglenn3:
I just finished unlocking the NAND on my Evo so that I can install Fresh ROM 0.3 but when I try to install it, ROM Manager says the phone will reboot but it never does. Anyone able to tell me what I'm doing wrong?
[HD2 General] cfcoleman:
Hey I just got the Tmobile HD2 but I have ATT and was wondering whats the best and fastest website to unlock this phone.
[HD2 General] watcher64:
It it is a Tmobile HD2 you should be able to call them , they will unlock it ....

If you are not a tmo customer they make you jump through some hoops but will do it for free ...
[HD2 General] bskballa92:
You can buy unlock codes from ebay or places like that. But after 40 days, you can call T-Mobile and theyll provide you with the unlock code for free. Also flashing a ROM might unlock it but im not sure
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
No, flashing a ROM is completely separate from sim-unlocking ;) The upside to that is that once you sim-unlock it, you can flash all you want without having to do it again.
[HD2 General] cfcoleman:
Ok. Thanks for the help. I tried TMobile but they said only if I am a tmobile customer. So thats why I was asking for a good unlocking website. But I will try tmobile again today. Thanks again. But if anyone knows of a good one just in case can you please post it.
[HD2 General] sapphire402:
some friends advised me this one

cgi.ebay.com/Unlock-CODE-HTC-T-Mobile-G1-My-Touch-3g-HD2-Touch-G2-/130380801506?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e5b4d25e2

There are cheaper unlock, but I'm not sure that they are working
[General Topics] brent372:
I am so close to getting my entire family on HTC devices.

I have a TP2, daughter has an Eris, Son getting an Imagio.

The wife wants an Android phone but she (like me) needs a physical keyboard.

Of all the Android devices HTC has put out, why are there so few with physical keyboards (both on T-Mobile at that).

UGH...

Now she is leaning towards a Moto Droid... .
[General Topics] orb3000:
Not only on young Android

for WM too:mad:

Hope last qt2010 we can see something

What about this one?

Tmobile my touch slider
[General Topics] brent372:
Every major carrier has an HTC WinMo device with a keyboard. That being the TouchPro2 is carrieried by the big 4 and some of the smaller carriers too, whereas TMO is the only US carrier to offer HTC Android devices with a keyboard.

:(
[General Topics] Purple Drama Llama:
True, but verizon does have the droid.... If you really must have HTC then idk...
[General Topics] 子非鱼:
HTC Wildfire may has QWERTY keyboard...

MOTO milestone and ME600 also have QWERTY keyboard.

QWERTY keyboard is unnecessary for me.
[General Topics] kekkle:
The Wildfire doesn't have a QWERTY keyboard. It's like a baby made of Momma Nexus and Papa Desire.
[General Topics] 子非鱼:
Thank you.

PC70110=HTC Wildfire?

In China,many sites say PC70110(or Wildfire,you can visit:http://www.pdafans.com/article-6189-1.html) has QWERTY keyboard......
[General Topics] kekkle:
The PC70110 is not the Wildfire. The picture is the Wildfire. The PC70110 looks has a keyboard like a TouchPro2.

Interesting phone although.
[General Topics] ckeegan:
I literally just posted this in another forum today, but I completely agree. I am dumbfounded by the lack of an HTC Android QWERTY. Then again, looking at the history, it could be on its way in 4th quarter. Granted, these were almost all WinMo phones, but still...

HTC's Verizon release schedule for example:

Keyboard

HTC Harrier - November 2004

HTC Apache - February 2006 (odd delays, believe me, I remember)

HTC Titan - December 2007

HTC Raphael - November 2008

HTC Rhodium - September 2009

No Keyboard

HTC Vogue - April 2008

HTC Diamond - April 2009

HTC Droid Incredible - April 2010

Seems like a pretty obvious pattern to me. Sometime in 4th quarter most likely, but I'd love to see some more leaked info soon. In the past, we've typically already seen the first in the wild shots, FCC info, etc... Nothing so far, which has me thinking I'll end up with the Droid 2.

I will say that I'm getting closer to being comfortable moving away from a hardware QWERTY. I am definitely switching to an Android device this fall, and with multi-touch keyboards and Swype, I'm feeling a little more confident in the transition. Big step though, had a hardware keyboard since 2004.

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XV6600 (Harrier) --> XV6700 (Apache) --> XV6800 (Titan) --> Touch Pro2 (Rhodium W) --> ???
[General Topics] brent372:
Well it is moot now. We ended up getting my wife an LG Ally
[General Topics] noahgray:
I think most hardware companies think it's all about getting the latest chips and screens, slapping it in any old case, and getting it on the market. Keyboards take time and effort to design. This is also why just about every non-Apple phone is painful to look at.
[General Topics] ckeegan:
Oh, HTC already has the design of the near-perfect keyboard (Touch Pro2). The fact that they haven't put it on an Android device is what boggles my mind.
[General Topics] brent372:
Agreed....
[General Topics] RED ZMAN:
Honestly, I thought I'd never replace my G1 without having a new hardware keyboard. Wife had a few free upgrades so we got our new MT3GS's, and I've used the keyboard maybe 10 times in the weeks I've had it. SWYPE has made me a believer, I will probably never use the keyboard again unless SWYPE is not available.
[General Topics] brent372:
I thought the same, and even gave the Imagio a whirl.

I couldn't deal with it, so to the TP2 I went.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] gilla409:
After several weeks of experimenting and researching, I finally got my HD2 running smooth and looking even smoother. My only gripe is that the home tab music player in CHT is transparent black, unlike the rest of the tabs/bars. Is there any mod or tweak I can use to do this? If not, I would definitely like to request this option in the next version of CHT.

Thanks in advance for any help!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] gilla87:
perhaps posting this question in the original cookie home tab thread would have been a better move? nice name, btw.. mainly the reason i wanted to post in this "thread"
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] gilla409:
HA! This is definitely a first. :p

Great suggestion, I'll do that now. If anyone knows another way to get this done, please help me out!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] negawolf:
Check out this post. I'm using the 50% transparent and it works nice here
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] gilla409:
Thanks for the tip, but I found what I was looking for here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=704847&page=14

Scroll to the bottom of the page, and you'll find a .cab file for the glass music player. Works perfectly!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] jamesyb0i:
I noticed in the latest leaked froyo (FRF72) there is an option to have an unlock and lock screen sound, it's just a typical simple 'click' sound but now that it's there, let's exploit it with our own custom unlock/lock sounds!

Introducing, Jamesyb0i's theme (Requires Root, Android FRF72, and ADB)

This replaces the default lock/unlock sounds and adds custom ringtones, notifications and alarm tones to your android.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=24YKPV1I

to install: (Requires Root, Android FRF72, and ADB)

Mount your phones SD card with your computer.

Extract the .rar file to your phones sdcard root folder.

Unmount the SD card from your computer.

Open up command line (start, run, type: cmd)

Type:

adb remount
adb shell
cp -r sdcard/jamesyb0i_theme/* /

And it should be done.

You should hear the new lock and unlock sounds on your phone straight away. [Note: to enable the sounds, on your phone go to settings: sound: screen lock sound]

I'm a noob so sorry I don't know how to make an update.zip or anything, should backup your default lock/unlock sound first if you regret it, or just disable the feature.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] SiL3nTKiLL:
legit, gonna look into this!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] death1246:
word!!!!!!!!!!!
[Hero, G2 Touch General] vhicke:
Hi have been searching and searching but info is hard to come by and is out of date everywhere so thought i would ask here......I just got the htc hero gsm and new guy i am it asked me to update so did not here is the info i have......

firmware 2.1-updated1

baseband version 63.18.55.06OU_6.35.15.01

kernel version 2.6.29-5f74b252

build # 3.31.751.1 cl183682

software # 3.31.751.1

webkit 3.1

My question now?? will there be a way for me to root(hack) the phone so i can put custom software and all the other goodies i see around the site....
[Hero, G2 Touch General] ddotpatel:
Apparently it is possible. Try using BTDAG's guide linked on my signature to install flashrec. If it throws up an error 1st time, try an older version of flashrec,.. if it fails again, use the goldcard method.

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[Hero, G2 Touch General] vhicke:
Not sure that guide will work for me. It says that that with 2.1 i am f**ked. Well if anything does come out at least i am on the best site for info. Thanks
[Hero, G2 Touch General] captainstu72:
I read a few days ago that the new 2.1 for the Spint Hero has been achieved by using the same/similar method to that on the EVO. I'm not clued up on the whole rooting thing enough yet, but hopefully this means it will be possible on the official 2.1 update.

(at the same time, I thought someone had rooted the 2.1 update from Taiwan, but I don't know if I magic'd this up in my sleep, in which case.... thats pretty sad....)

Stu
[Hero, G2 Touch General] vhicke:
I hope there is somthing to root this 2.1 or somthing to downgrade. Time will tell.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] vhicke:
I will the guide a go later today and will post if anything.......
[Hero, G2 Touch General] casca:
hello, any success on this?

I'm trying to help a friend in the same situation...googled it for days now, without success.

tks
[EVO 4G General] rdude:
Has anyone else noticed the speaker on the EVO is freakin' brilliant? When I am listening to podcasts or playing games it's amazing. I mean, it's no 5.1, but it's like it's got a tiny subwoofer in there or something!

In fact, when I listen to podcasts before bed I have both my Nexus One and EVO docked there, but I have switched over to the EVO exclusively for podcasts. Has anyone else noticed this or am I just hallucinating?
[EVO 4G General] Albaholic:
That was one of the first things I noticed. The speaker is fantastic. Almost as good as the touch pro 2. The Nexus speaker is horrible by comparison
[EVO 4G General] Geniusdog254:
Totally agree. That was one of my biggest concerns when I bought it.

The Nexus speaker just flat out sucks! It sounds great, but it's wayyyy to quiet.

My Droid has the loudest speaker of any phone I've ever had and it's wonderful, and I have to say the Evo is easily on par with it. The Evo speaker may be a tiny bit quieter, but it also sounds better at full volume, so it balances out.
[EVO 4G General] supdawg:
I was quite surprised at how good it was. Was setting myself up for a let down after the TP2's excellent dual speakers.
[EVO 4G General] slag02:
Looks like there is only one as well
[EVO 4G General] mrono:
lol I was setting my self up for someone complaining about the speaker. I agree, the speaker is freaking amazing!
[EVO 4G General] Minjin:
I'm not impressed. When driving, even with navigation at max volume, it is still too quiet, IMHO. Of course, it doesn't help that I'm coming from a Nokia with stereo speakers.
[EVO 4G General] donatom3:
Loudest Cell phone speaker I've had so far. I never had a TP2, but it even beats my iPad's speaker hands down.
[EVO 4G General] khov07:
IMO, the speaker is slight letdown, compared to the TP2. The TP2 had the best speaker for phone conferencing I've ever used.
[EVO 4G General] redrazr7791:
Just got mine today and I am really impressed with the speaker quality. Volume level isn't even half-way and I can hear it quite well :D
[EVO 4G General] wirenut110:
i agree... TP2 with AudioPara was great!
[EVO 4G General] Albaholic:
I think it's a bit unfair to hold it to that standard considering how big the TP2 was.
[EVO 4G General] binxer:
I guess I'm the minority. Coming from the iPhone, the EVO's speaker sounds blown out. It's loud, but it sounds pretty terrible. Maybe mine is defective?
[EVO 4G General] Albaholic:
It's not audiophile grade by a long shot. I believe everyone's praise is coming from a speakerphone perspective. I will still use my shure headphones for music. But when it comes to built in speakers. The Evo is second only to the TP2 IMO.

But yours indeed could be blown out. It wouldn't hurt to compare it to another evo if you have access to another one.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huger82:
Has anyone in the Michigan area achieved root that is willing to help me out? I'm way to impatient to wait for unrevoked rooting method. I've attempted the process at least 50 times but each time it says device not found.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jellis24:
Where are you in Michigan? I've rooted my phone with ease and would offer any help I can.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Funkwheat:
Just keep at it buddy and try all the "ZOMG I DID IT" methods on this forum a few times each... something will work eventually.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tsailor1:
I am in Lansing and have rooted my phone.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huger82:
I'm in the U.P. but I'm in the Grand Rapids area every 2 weeks. Someone please help my Droid was so easy to root.

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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B-dub25:
im in good old MI pm me I`ll help you out if needed
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rynosaur:
If you can think of any nice vacation packages, I'll be up there tomorrow :)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huger82:
I guess there is no hurry since we do not have any roms or overclocking kernels yet. But root would be nice to achieve

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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wpbear:
I thought the whole state needed root help, the title confused me. ;)

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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrew53517:
Chicago suburb area anyone?!?! Lol

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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huger82:
If only things were as easy as putting a update.zip file on the root of the SD card...miss the Droid in that respect.

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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrew53517:
Argreed, or one-click! Hopefully something like that soon! :D
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huger82:
Finally rooted tonight now waiting along with everyone for the recovery

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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cpbills:
I'm in sault sainte marie, rooted.

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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huger82:
I'm in escanaba and marquette and now have root if anyone needs help.

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[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrew53517:
What about Chicago area anyone? If there isn't an easier method in the next week or two someone want to give me a hand with helping me with root?
[Networking] l1k3m1k3:
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External Modem

IP: 192.168.1.1

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| Status: OK, laptop can access internet

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Laptop Windows Vista

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Ethernet

IP: 192.168.1.2

Gateway: 192.168.1.1

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Wireless

IP: 192.168.0.1

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| Status: Connected via wireless, but N1 cannot access internet

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Google Nexus One

IP: 192.168.0.10

Gateway: 192.168.0.1

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I need help. :(

PS:

- All DNS settings are same