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[Nexus One Android Development] eViL D::
Nice, thx bro.
[Nexus One Android Development] MoFsaD:
FAIL

can't update with rooted froyo FRF83

it say :

No signature (176 files )

verification failed

Installation aborted
[Nexus One Android Development] Lox_Dev:
Did u check md5sum ?
[Nexus One Android Development] MSigler:
By "Any Froyo" do you mean "Any" or "Any Stock"?

Edit - Nevermind, I see.

It's the repackaged FRF85B, stock, and a rooter for said rom. You can install it over a custom rom, but I don't believe you will keep any customization from that rom.
[Nexus One Android Development] osugsxr:
running kang o rama, frf83... will i be able to update this? If so do I just return to stock rom?
[Nexus One Android Development] Lox_Dev:
You can update from ANY Froyo ROM.

It will give you a stock FRF85B but will keep you user data (installed apps, apps settings, android settings)
[Nexus One Android Development] MSigler:
Yeah, I edited my post. Thanks, I'll check it out.
[Nexus One Android Development] torchedlh:
coming from stock & rooted FRF83 with Amon's Recovery. During the "writing BOOT..." stage i get this:

E: No space left on devices

E: Error writing BOOT

E: Failure at line 72:

write_raw_image PACKAGE:boot.img BOOT:

Installation aborted.

I dont think it matters but do i have to rename the file update.zip before flashing??
[Nexus One Android Development] Lox_Dev:
Seems the downloaded file is corrupted. I have added a multupload mirror here: http://goo.gl/rGhr

Try to redownload and check md5sum before flashing.
[Nexus One Android Development] M3NYFAC3Z:
Running the latest Kang-o-rama and updated and now i have a WIFI error, also a data error
[Nexus One Android Development] GldRush98:
ALL GOOD :)

I am running custom recovery.

I was on Paul's pre-rooted FRF83.

I flashed your 72mb update-nexusone-FRF85-stock-noradio-signed.zip

Rebooted (straight back in to recovery, probably not necessary but just playing it safe)

I then flashed the 2.85mb update-nexusone-FRF85-root-signed.zip

I have rebooted and am now running FRF85B with root access.

I saw someone mentioned data/wifi issues. I tested both my data and wifi connection and both are working fine.

With you would have made a pre-rooted FRF85B to save a step, but regardless, thanks man!
[Nexus One Android Development] mtw4991:
^1 no wifi but have root...need clearer directions pls. Back to stock rooted, now which to flash ?
[Nexus One Android Development] chromiumcloud:
LOL. I got an official update request but it failed due to no signature. Not sure I really want to update. I like my custom 83 rom.
[Nexus One Android Development] MSigler:
Stay with custom 83.
[Nexus One Android Development] Cozmo85:
So can i flash the 2.9mb update.zip for root just like i manually updated to the final froyo from a stock N1? Root without unlocking the bootloader?
[Nexus One Android Development] Bxrxyxaxn:
Hmmm well hello frf85 :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yingwai:
Enjoy!

http://www.4shared.com/file/aIq6Qq1f/I9000ZSJF5.html

And can any one help to change it as a flashable update.zip or Odin3 file, thx!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dinfung:
thank you so much. will i be able to flash to my hk CSL i9000?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] wliu88:
thank you very much

is it include S.Chinese?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zrehope:
I want to ...anyone can offer ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dinfung:
yes, anyone can make it a flashable files?

or better yet, anyone have the HK version that can upload for us?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] yingwai:
now being succeed
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dinfung:
that's what org i have in my phone, anyway i think i screw up big time on the flash, not the phone won't start or let me reflash, i will try to bring it back to where i bought the phone to c if i can have it exchange, keeping my finger cross, it not is time to visit samsung :mad:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hani1980:
please can you tell me how you dump the rom
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bambiboi:
Could someone help me out on how to back up the original firmware from I9000. I've already flashed with MoDaCo r1 but my friend still has the original firmware it shipped with. As XXJF3 is not even available on samsung-firmwares, I think other people would be interested about it too. So before flashing his ROM I'd like to dump the original PDA/PHONE/CSC for warranty purposes. I would obviously ship out the XXJF3 files to everyone.

So the question is, what's the most efficient way to get these dumped?

The versions I'd get are

PDA XXJF3

PHONE XXJF3

CSC XEEJF3
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dinfung:
i am also trying to figure out how to back it up, do i just use the dump in Odin3_v1.0?
[General Topics] Blueox:
Has anyone had problems activating Data services after rooting?

I puchased a used Samsung Moment (Sprint) that was rooted. I was able to activate the phone partially the manual way. (Updated ph# and MSID). But my data wont work and the phone itself will not 'self activate'. I have flashed and re-flashed, unrooted and re-rooted. Wiped and did hard resets. The phone simply will not activate the DATA. Also the MSL is ##000000# and some of the other sprint codes do not work, i.e ##775# (PRL) and the original MSL. Anyone have any ideas or suggestions on what I can try? Sprint already thinks the phone was 'modified' and thats why it wont connect. I am currently back to default settings with ECLAIR.D03
[General Topics] Purple Drama Llama:
Okay so I’m purchasing a phone, and I’m stuck between the HTC Desire and the Nexus One. They both are very similar yet so different and it’s making my decision very hard. So hard in fact, I’ve between contemplating this decision for about two weeks. So, below are the pros and cons for me of both phones and their importance in my life. I know I should go with what seems the best overall, but I want opinions from people that have owned the phone and have actually used them on a daily basis. I really don’t want to make the wrong decision because I’ve gone through 5 phones in the past 4 months because I wasn’t satisfied.

HTC DESIRE PROS

High Priority:

-Overall design is very attractive in my opinion

Medium Priority:

-HTC Sense

-64 MB more RAM than the Nexus One

-Comes in several colors (Black, Silver, Brown)

-Hardware Keys

-Optical Track Pad

-Chin

Low Priority:

-About $75-100 cheaper than the Nexus one for me.

NEXUS ONE PROS

High Priority:

-Back cover easy to take on/off

-More support from case makers

-Faster updates and most likely a future past Froyo

Medium Priority:

-AT&T 3G (my carrier)

-Will arrive quicker

Low Priority:

-Trackball colors

-Speech to text

HTC DESIRE CONS:

High Priority:

-Questionable whether it will receive updates past Froyo

-Slower updates

-Back cover I hear is hard to take off

-Barely any support from case makers (I’m a case-mate and Otter box fanatic)

Low Priority:

-No AT&T 3G

NEXUS ONE CONS:

Medium Priority:

-No HTC Sense

Low Priority:

-More expensive

-Trackball not track pad

If you can suggest my another AT&T 3G Android phone that's better than above be my guest.
[General Topics] Fuzalert2k:
You should consider the Xperia X10, it should fit well with your highest priority. The only thing it doesn't have is multi-touch, but that's something you can get over with.

It looks better, imo, and now since it's rooted, it is capable of getting Froyo.

Edit:

Xperia X10a supports AT&T 3G.

Also, you can load HTC Sense on the Nexus One through flashing a custom rom.
[General Topics] Austin021296:
I think you would like the Nexus one better. A very big reason being the 3G. Im not sure where you live but edge is TERRIBLE where i live. Its not even worth having. As the guy above me stated you can get sense on the N1 by flashing Modaco desire rom.
[General Topics] redrazr7791:
I owned both and the only thing I did not like about the Desire is...lack of accessories :mad:

Now before you start saying "You live in the dark ages"...hear me out. I tried the Desire on both T-Mobile and AT&T. The speed I got on EDGE with AT&T was very fast, if not the same speed as using my N1 & iPhone 3GS. 3G might be nice, but it is a major drain on the battery. EDGE speed can be pretty reasonable if you live in an area that has good AT&T network bands. If you can catch Wifi, even better.

Speaking of hardware and build, I prefer hard buttons over the capacitive buttons of the Nexus. For some reason, even if I pressed directly on the button...it would not respond. I realized that you had to press a little above the button for it to respond. Also, the Desire has a Hero-like chin that contours to your hand and makes handling the phone a little easier. The battery cover on the Desire has a rubbery coating that gives it a sticky grip.

As far as removing the back battery-cover, it is really simple. The battery cover for the Nexus didn't feel secure like the Desire's did. Granted you have to use a finger nail to pry it off, the back cover for the Desire actually felt more secure once "snapped" into place.

Software wise, The N1 can be flashed with a Desire Rom to look like the Desire. The Desire can be loaded with a Home/Launcher alternative or flashed with a "sense-less" Rom so the decision is personal preference. From now on I am going with nothing but Sense. Some people complain that it is nothing but "bloated" software that slows the phone down. After owning the MT3G, N1 and Desire...Sense UI just looks nicer and integrates better with apps and widgets. I wouldn't be so worried about OTA updates. The good thing about using Android phones is that when updates do come out, developers here and at other forums will be quick to adapt them to Roms that are compatible with our phones.

I never tried the Xperia X10. If I had the cash and was still on a GSM network, I would have probably tried it. All I can do is just give my opinion on the Nexus and Desire ;)
[General Topics] Purple Drama Llama:
Thanks. I'm leaning towars the desire more. If I did get either I wouldn't flash a custom rom on them. Most likely only root. Another question, when you turn sense off on the desire, does it have that sliding drawer or the same launcher as the nexus?
[General Topics] redrazr7791:
I do not think you can disable Sense on the Desire. If I am correct, with the EVO you can disable it (or were able to until the update came out yesterday).

However, your best bet would be to check out the Desire section here and see if any progress has been made as far as disabling the UI.

If you are determined to use something other then Sense, you can look into one of the Home/Launcher alternatives that are on the market ;)
[General Topics] [IO]ERROR:
I don't know how it is where you come from but here in PA (USA) the difference between EDGE and 3g is HUGE. I get around 75kbps on EDGE and well over 1000kbps on 3g. 3g is easily 10x faster then EDGE. That alone is reason enough to get a phone that supports your carriers 3g.

And lets be honest the two phones are so close that that you will most likely be happy with either so why not get the one that gives you 3g?
[General Topics] lufc:
Its not out in the US for a week or two but i would go for the Dell Streak is more of a small android tablet and the bonus is its a phone as well,but every one have there own ideas so its up to you buddy :)
[General Topics] redrazr7791:
Um yea...sounds sort of familiar :rolleyes:
[General Topics] htc fan89:
Don't get the nexus one, I had it for awhile. The Major problem with it is the touch sensitivity buttons. There are really annoying you have to press them at the right way or they will not work. So, I would say go with desire if 3G isn't a problem.
[General Topics] redrazr7791:
This was one of the problems I had. Trust me, I wasn't a first-batch buyer either. I waited it out a few months, so the unit I had was in excellent condition.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naturefreak85:
So I just installed Froyo FRF85B and well, I have a couple issues. First off, the boot up now seems to take almost 10 minutes, second off, I went into Froyo with 50 megs free, and I came out with 50 megs free as well.

My understanding is Froyo should have freed up more memory for me. Anyone have any ideas?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATnTdude:
Who told you Froyo would free up space? It might clear out your cache, but that's about it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naturefreak85:
Eclair didn't have access to the full 512 ram. The people who had installed prerelease Froyo reported more available internal ram. I also have more available running memory as well. Went from 30 megs to 250 megs of available application memory. Which is kind of useless if I can't install that much in programs.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flybyme:
1st boot always takes a while
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naturefreak85:
Any viewpoint on the free memory? And it was the 2nd and 3rd boots that seemed to take forever.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flybyme:
get your terms right else you will confuse people. memory can be rom or ram

rom hasnt been changed. available ram has been increased. your rom is whats used for installing applications. ram has no effect on available storage
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] astroblack:
Problems!

I just got the T-mobile update to FRF85B but I am still having problems playing WAV files from an exchange account. Can someone please test theirs and see if they are able to listen to WAV files? I get the message:

"Sorry, the player does not support this type of audio file."

Btw, it worked fine on Android 2.1.

Also, whenever I get notifications, the pulse notification light is only flashing a white LED and not repeatedly.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flybyme:
this is controlled by applications. froyo brings colored trackballs, but only if apps support it
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daemondemise:
I had trouble with swype saying that it's not compatible with my device. But got it to work after I re installed swype and rebooted.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naturefreak85:
Really? ROM is where I install my applications? Are you sure? I install my applications in READ ONLY Memory? That would be wrong. The ROM is where the actual firmware is stored, not where applications are stored.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChronoReverse:
That's because it's EEPROM, that is, Electronically Erasable and Programmable Read Only Memory.

Just because it can be flashed with new data doesn't make it Random Access though.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] naturefreak85:
Right and that is used for the actual OS not for the application storage. When people put say Cyanogen on their devices it is using the ROM (as far as my understanding) the RAM is used for the application storage and the memory for running applications. My issue was resolved when I wiped out my device, gave me access to 180 MB and still left nearly 250 of memory for running applications.

From what I can tell the RAM is split between the program storage and the running application memory.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flybyme:
ok buddy. you know what your talking about....
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChronoReverse:
The RAM is the memory programs run in. RAM is volatile and will lose its contents when power is cut. You certainly don't lose your programs if you pull out your battery.

I shouldn't have said EEPROM actually. The Application Storage is actually flash-type memory, the same kind used in SD cards for instance.

So there are three basic parts: ROM, 512MB internal flash (+ external flash) and 512MB RAM. HOWEVER, it's possible part of the flash is used as the ROM.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flybyme:
flash memory is still a type of EEPROM lol

@OP read these articles

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ROM_image

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_access_memory

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volatile_memory

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-volatile_memory
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
yes he is exactly right. the nexus has 512 mb of RAM and 512 mb of ROM. the 512 of ROM is where the OS, your installed apps, and user data all gets installed. the 512 mb of RAM is active memory that runs the apps. you cannot install apps to the RAM, it is volatile as said above. you sure can install apps to the 512 mb ROM though, and that is exactly the way the nexus works. any app you have installed to your phone goes on the 512 mb of ROM. the OS takes up some of that, so when you check in your settings, you only see like 180mb left or so on a fresh factory install with no apps yet installed. as you install apps, that amount goes down as you use it up.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChronoReverse:
Yes but it works differently from traditional (or rather, the original) EEPROM so I wanted to distinguish it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bahathir:
In short

RAM = the place where all processes running. OS will load the apps/programs to RAM before it can processed by CPU, and at this stage it called processes.

From 512MB RAM, typical N1's Froyo's stock kernel can access up to 394MB of RAM. Here is the dmesg ouput f

<6>[ 0.000000] Memory: 128MB 91MB 175MB = 394MB total
<5>[ 0.000000] Memory: 394360KB available (3936K code, 971K data, 120K init,
272384K highmem)

How many processes can be run at the same time are limited to the RAM availability.

ROM = the place where the apps/progs being stored. Same thing as we stored/installed programs/apps in hard disk drive.

in N1, "ROM" is just a flash memory, similar to usb thumb drive. The contents always available even if you powered your device down. Yeah, apps also can be stored into microSD card.

How many apps you can install are limited to how may free spaces left in your storage, ie, "ROM" and SD card.

Thank you.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK00225:
I have frf85b for att version (using for vodcom in Tanzania) but my tether doesn't work. I can see the network and connect but no internet. I think its DNS problem because my computer can ping the internet but nothing past that.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enisoc:
Mine was doing the same thing at first. Then I opened the browser on my phone to check that the 3G connection was working, and suddenly the computer had access too. It might have just been a coincidence...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Tried that but still no luck. It's gotta be something DNS. Maybe trying to use a USA phone in Africa. Thanks for the tip anyhow.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] probers1:
I also no longer can play wav files using frf91. Anyone been able to find a fix for this?
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] rvpartsguy:
looks good

thanks Kevlar .....
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] sawah:
Could I request engadget and facebook? Also I see you themed the htc icons for music etc, does that mean they won't work on cyanogen roms?
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] droidkevlar:
I dont have a engadget icon but do have a facebook. Just didnt add it in this release. As for not working on Cyan ROMs, since I dont use it, I dont know the break down (and too lazy to break it down, lol). But if someone else would like to help out on that dept, please let me know either here or PM.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] lordkian:
Keep us posted for future updates.

Thanks. :D
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] iloveandroid:
Ris there a way to remove this if i don't like it
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] droidkevlar:
Go back to a NAND you did before applying this.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jadesdan:
*bump*

so I can find it on the xda app :)
[Streak 5 General] Cypher84:
Picked up my Dell Streak the other day and after playing for a while Ive already started modding and hunting for tweaks so would be awesome to get a new section for the streak, I think its only on o2 so its as good as an xda device ;)

Its already been rooted so wont be long before custom froyo builds start popping up and where better to have them then my favourite site.

Thank you!

(Apologies if its already been mentioned)
[Streak 5 General] joshgantt:
+1, picking up a Streak as soon as it's stateside
[Streak 5 General] DaveShaw:
Passed onto the admins.

I hope we can get some Dell love in here, I'm looking at a Dell phone next :).

Dave
[Streak 5 General] svetius:
Coming this week!
[Streak 5 General] lufc:
Looking forward to the new Thread just ordered mine from Dell

SIM FREE UNLOCKED

£449 Can not wait to get it in my hands :)

http://configure.euro.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?oc=n00s0501&c=uk&l=en&s=dhs&cs=ukdhs1
[Streak 5 General] Cypher84:
Thanks

Wow that was very quick thanks guys, cant wait to see the full potential of this device unleashed.

You wont be dissapointed, had mine for a few days now and loving it, build quality and screen really stand out, and pleasantly surprised with the video recording quality (in good lighting) hope this device does well so there is lots of support from dell and xda..
[Streak 5 General] lufc:
In case anyone in the UK is getting one of these Sim free unlocked they are £449 on dells website but car phone warehouse are now selling them unlocked Sim free for £429 :)
[Streak 5 General] wonsanim:
+1

Ready to Order Mine:)
[HTC Aria General] echow:
For anyone wanting to buy an Aria without contract, the lowest I've seen is at Amazon for $339.99. That's $30-$40 cheaper than other places.

Amazon link
[HTC Aria General] Gorilla800lbs:
I submitted my order in the beginning of last week, and waited and waited and waited for it to ship. On Friday, I ended up cancelling it and getting the unit at an AT&T store.
[HTC Aria General] oahceasgnikgneas:
My plan is to get this a few days from now (waiting on an Amazon.com gift card). Hopefully they won't jack the price up or run out of stock in the meantime.
[HTC Aria General] bogatyr:
They are out of stock or something. Like the other poster above, I ordered last week (on the 21st), still waiting... the delivery date was just delayed again yesterday.
[HTC Aria General] strykme:
Anyone got it from amazon with no contract yet? almost a week with 1 day delivery for extra $$ and it is being delayed..
[HTC Aria General] bogatyr:
Nope, ordered on the 21st... was just delayed until July 6th... third delay so far. I ordered with the free two day shipping and somehow they upgraded me to one day at no charge... probably due to all my emails asking about the delays.
[HTC Aria General] echow:
i waited a few days and ended up cancelling my order. customer service had no answer for why it kept on being delayed.
[HTC Aria General] xixdiy:
Hmm... any received the htc aria from amazon yet?
[HTC Aria General] oahceasgnikgneas:
I ordered mine last sunday. It was delayed and wasn't delivered until the following monday. In the end it's here now and I'm pretty happy.
[HTC Aria General] ryan92084:
I ordered mine last week and got it in three days.
[HTC Aria General] djameson:
I got my Aria from Amazon, it just took a little longer than I expected. I'm all, a little under a week with one day shipping.

Sent from my HTC Liberty
[HTC Aria General] willthebill:
very tempting deal but i think i'll hold on to my Fuze and wait for the galaxy.
[HTC Aria General] kdeezy:
Check the marketplace for one for 300
[HTC Aria General] KoZoTo:
What marketplace?
[HTC Aria General] xWOLKx:
This version without contract is already unlocked for an use worldwide?
[HTC Aria General] oahceasgnikgneas:
It's only off contract from AT&T, it's not unlocked.

Additionally, the ability to easily unlock the phone varies. Some users report finding unlock codes with no issue, my phone and a few others appear to require extra effort on the part of the unlocker, and thus more money to do so.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BAleR:
When I flash something, or do a backup, it says something like skipping ext-sd or sdcard, or something like that, and if I try to partition my sd card and what is swap size? or whats normal to set it to? I set the partition at 512mb