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[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pulser_g2:
http://www.villainrom.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=1735

there is info on setting up adb. Then do "adb logcat > logfile.txt" and send logfile.txt
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 00Sparrow:
Anon I'll try that at the weekend sometime when I get a chance.

Btdag I left the Hero on until it died, nothing but the Hero screen. Guess I need to bump here again once logcat is done..
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irishrally:
I thought it was gone, read it was gone, but now it seems like it is back ... sometimes :confused::confused
[General Questions and Answers] darkmaterial:
I've searched the Internet and this forum as best I know and I've been through all the FAQs that I can find and still can't answer my question. Hopefully someone will be able to help...

I'm trying to prevent the Vendor Initalization script from running after the phone (a Samsung Valencia, but I hope that WM settings are generic across devices) has been given a hard reset. Ideally I want to customise this script to put in my own settings i.e. GRPS, Proxy settings etc.

Any help much appreciated and I hope that's enough information to go on.
[Desire Themes and Apps] jullejul:
hello i found a program that can run .sh script on your phone,

so i made some script so it start green,blue,amber and shutdown the lights on your buttons and start it up again

video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tM0o0KgYmhM

http://img413.imageshack.us/i/99865361.mp4/

in the zip file you will find a .apk file and a map, the map shud you place on you sd-card and install the .apk file.

in the program you shud press meny > Add script > Load file, and add one .sh file :)

tips : if you want to quickly start a script you can go to homescreen > add > shortcuts >Gscript

i made a script so the blue led will blink one min, and one when it blink 10 min. P.S you can't shutdown the blue when it blink you must wait or reboot your phone :(

P.S when you press the 10 min .sh file it take about 1 min to load.
[Desire Themes and Apps] Waza_Be:
Very interesting...

Not possible to use the LED in eclipse? we have to use a script?

Thanks for your sharing.
[Desire Themes and Apps] jullejul:
what's eclipse? this program do just run scripts like a .bat file on a pc
[Desire Themes and Apps] superbay:
Can i use this for unrooted Desire?
[Desire Themes and Apps] jullejul:
nope beacuse you need a rooted desire to get froyo sry
[Desire Themes and Apps] Waza_Be:
Eclipse is the software that combinated with the SDK allow you to make applications...

The software that is used by most of the android developers to make an APK... Imagine i would like to make an application that use all the LEDs colors...
[Desire Themes and Apps] jullejul:
oo don't know i just find thin script

can you link to eclipse? an download to the program? i can try to make it to a program
[Desire Themes and Apps] chamonix:
Guys I think there is a little mixup here. writing to files from a shellscript can be done in java as well and this works to a certain extent on uprooted desire. The difference btwn rooted and uprooted are the file perms and the files themselves depending on the release.

To sum it up: writing to files from java works (search LedEffects for proof), there is always the SDK way using notifications, this will never support all devices to 100 pct tho
[Desire Themes and Apps] judison:
LED App

you may want to try this small app...

It reports the status of the red, green and blue colors, and allows you to change then.

FYI it sets brightness = 255 and blink = 0 to enable, and brightness = 0 to disable.

Works on my Desire :D
[Desire Themes and Apps] jullejul:
do you use froyo?
[Desire Themes and Apps] judison:
Yes

10 char
[HD2 General] aquace21:
Anyone knows how to change the way HTC Ablum sort images? I have a folder containing images which are named numerically in order. But when viewed using the HTC Album, the images don't appear in numerical sequence.

Any idea how to change the sorting method? Registry? I like the HTC album, so would like to continue using it.

Thanks in advance!
[HD2 General] Kalavere:
As far as I know it only sorts in order of chronology, as for changing program, there is a limited choice. Resco Photo Manager is your best bet, I use it, it's a very very good program, as is anything Resco. But it will set you back $24.95 for the basic version and $69.95 for the professional.
[HD2 General] aquace21:
anyone else has any idea how to sort images?
[HD2 General] elburna:
Its just not possible to change it as the process is hardcoded in the album.exe

Sorry Mate
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tailsthecat3:
im rooted w/fresh2.1.2.

the stock messaging client always seems to disconnect even though the msn and aim icons remain in the notification bar.

is there a fix? will deleting the stock app ruin anything else that depends on it?

what is the best chat client? i only use msn...aim on occasion.

thank you
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Papa Smurf151:
I hate the stock. It can be removed. I use meebo Im and its great
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fixter:
Can anyone hit me up with the link to the download of this Radio?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nebenezer:
no

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[EVO 4G General] jokerpt50:
Can someone please tell me what to do to delete this last update. i have a stock evo but it screwed up my keyboard. It types Q continuously random times and i even types it when my finger is above the Q on the keyboard but not even touching it. Any thoughts?
[EVO 4G General] Jye75:
Did you try a factory data reset? Settings, Privacy, Factory Data Reset. Don't know if this will remove the update, but it might at least clear up the problem for you.
[EVO 4G General] jokerpt50:
i wiped it and now my keyboard is more screwed up typing things i dont even touch and freezing up any other ideas?
[EVO 4G General] nenn:
youre not the only one thats having problems after the update, as of current there isnt a way to downgrade. sorry
[EVO 4G General] Bloodsville:
hey if you did the factory data reset tell me whats the software information
[EVO 4G General] TeknoJnky:
I factory reset, thru the privacy > factory reset data menu

firmware

2.1-update1

baseband

2.05.00.06.10

kernel

2.6.29-789bf291

htc-kernel@and18-2#1

build

1.47.651.1 cl195459 release-keys

software

1.47.651.1

browser

webkit 3.1

pri

1.40_003

prl

60667

have not done any other rooting or modifying flash/recovery etc other than unrevoked 1, which still does not work even after the reset.

yesterday my 4g was going in and like crazy, before the update it was pretty rock steady.

the reason I factory reset was because my 4g radio was stuck in 'starting' and would not turn on or shut off.

now my 4g is working again, albeit still going in and out.
[General Topics] pcguru000:
Well I decided to leave my cyanogenmoded (5.08) G1 and try out the backflip.

Im miserable.

This thing is stuck in 1.5 (i dont think i can endure that for too long and q3 looks like too long lol)

Not to mention its LOADED with att crap apps..

AND

Now ive lost my $10 a month unlimited family data... with the G1 att didnt seem to care that I had that- now this Backflip is announcing- identifying itself as a smart phone to the ATT network... so it automatically changes my plan to the $25 a month within 24 hours...

200mb for 15 is not enough data... i will surely go over and frankly i think i could go over 2gb (lots of email and browsing... youtube etc)

SO

Will the Touch Pro 2 announce it self to the att network as a smart phone? Will any unlocked tmobile phone do that? I was told that the G2 Hero will not via another post but I am liking the look of the touch pro 2 a bit more- especially if I can port android to it...
[General Topics] maxpower097:
Yes any TMobile unlocked phone will work with ATT just not ATT 3G. You will be limited to Edge. Same as taking an ATT phone and using it with Tmo. You will only see an Edge connection. 3G on ATT and Tmo are on completely different bands. Other then that the phone will work as normal. I'm surprised you were allowed to keep your unlimited data plan. ATT killed those off last week. New deals are $15 for 200mg or $25 for 2GB. You may want to call ATT and just make sure you still unlimited because if you just renewed they might has pulled a switch on you.
[General Topics] pcguru000:
Well ATT did not let me keep the family data unlimited plan

once I switched to the backflip...

I TRIED to do this quietly- I just threw my sim in the backflip and didnt say anything- but it sent me a text message a few hours later stating that it automatically signed me up for the 25/month data plan.

With the G1 it seems they (Att) did not know I was using a PDA - the G1 Did not report to the network that it was a PDA as the Backflip ( and I would assume any ATT PDA ) does.

What I am asking is- will the Touch Pro 2 (or any other NON-AT&T phone) act the same as the G1- could I tell AT&T that I am going to use my "Dumb phone" because I don't like the backflip (or what ever reason) - have them switch the Family data plan on for my line- and then put my sim card into a Touch Pro 2 and not have them know (as I did for the G1).

It would be nice if there was a list of phones that this is possible for... it would also be helpful if we knew HOW AT&T KNOWS that we are using a PDA - is it based on the IMEI number? Is there an android process or service or something in the background that announces it? Could we shut it down or change the ID number in such a way that AT&T's system would see a "Dumbphone" instead of a "Smartphone"/"PDA"

Just some thoughts...

Also- I understand that tmobile and att use different 3g bands and thus I would not get 3g- i don't care, frankly 3g is not that much faster than 2g (edge) any way.
[General Topics] maxpower097:
No an HTC 8525 was the last phone I used where ATT or Tmo didn't pick up it was a smartphone and gave me the 9.99 unlimited plan. The HTC 8925 and up (TP2, TILT2, and HD2) all said "This phone is not compatible with this network, please call support to upgrade your plan." If I were you I would call support and blast the hell out of their ear. You should get the smartphone unlimited plan for $25, especially if you had a previous unlimited plan. All those are supposed to be grandfathered in. Tell then you never would have gotten the phone if you new you wouldn't be able to get unlimted data anymore. Its a new enough rule change they should be able to bump you up a couple support tiers and hook you up with the old unlimited plan. I know when they stopped doing the prepay plans they were calling accounts in for 2 weeks after the deadline until corperate said ok guys no more prepay its over. Then that actually quit selling it. So you should be able to get them to give you the proper unlimited plan. BTW what condition is your TP2? If its in mint I have a TILT2 I would be willing to swap. Then you would get ATT 3g. If you didn't know the TP2, TILT2, and Rhodium are all the same phone but different carriers.
[General Topics] pcguru000:
Haha well the reason i was asking about this was because I wanted to see if I could use the TP2 on ATT with the 10 dollar family data unlimited plan... since apparently i can not I am not going to buy one lol :/.

At this point i need to find a phone that works on att, runs android, and allows me to use the 10 dollar unlimited plan without att recognizing the phone as a smart phone.

Does anyone have any suggestions? (other than the G1) Preferably something with a qwerty.

THANKS!
[General Topics] maxpower097:
Not sure that phone exists yet, but who knows. I defenately know your not gonna be able to use your 9.99 data plan with any phones made in the past 3 years. They recognize the ime number and know its a smartphone now. ATT even puts what type of phone you used that month on your bill. I used his ATT sim card to unlock my phone, and he brought in his bill saying he used an iphone 21 days of the month and a Touch pro 2 for 1 week. I don't know why it said a week because it was more like 1 minute. But he said anytime he puts his ATT sim card in another phone it shows up on his bill as a new phone for a week.
[General Topics] pcguru000:
Thanks- yeh its looking like G1 FTW! :)
[General Topics] jwzg:
Is there a hardware difference between the tilt 2 and tp2?
[General Topics] maxpower097:
Yes, the TILT2 has a chrome bezel around hte sides where the TP2 has black alum. The KB is different too. The TP2 has an actual QWERTY keyboard with numbers on top. The TILT2 merged the nubmers into the UIJKNM keys so you have to hit a function button then the number. Also the TILT2 is just a touch more modern feeling and looking. Even the slider feels like a higher quality. As for the internal chips I beleive they are the same except for the radio chip for different 3G networks.
[General Topics] jwzg:
The radio chip was what I was interested in. If the HTC TP2 rom will load on either device, will that allow the phone to run on either 3G network? I'm a Fuze owner so I don't have the first clue. I just would like to know.
[General Topics] maxpower097:
The rom will flash on either device, but the 3G will not work on both ATT or Tmo. You will have to pick one or the other. Tmo runs on 1700mhz and 2100mhz, ATT runs on 850mhz? and 2100mhz. If you use a tmo phone on ATT you will just get edge, and vice versa.
[General Topics] gotwake424:
Don't quote me on this, but it all has to do with what IEMI's ATT has is its data base, thats how the phone tells the network what kind and make the phone is.

The Nexus one for att 3g doesn't show up as a smart phone.....yet
[General Topics] Sholokov:
TP2 T7373 (SEA edition) runs on Edge with ATT. $15 for unlimited. I once put my sim into a Blackberry and they switched my plan to $25/m. I took my sim out, put it back in my TP2 and then called them. They asked me the IMEI # and switched me back to the $15/m unlimited (MediaNet). Hope this answers your question.
[General Topics] osada64:
HTC TP2: Cm7 vs WinMo

I do not know whether to turn to you below: : Confused:

Recently, they have gained from a TP2 that already had android 2.3.7.

I want the phone to 7.2.0-RC1-Hero Caynogenmod was changed back to WinMo, but only forum I read that the WinMo on how to make android (or next)!

Very slow and unstable for mal (as iron is not present).

Please help me, especially in how the program could be "android HTC TP2 is connected to the PC to WinMo to make him know what to do, and then step by step.

Important! : Sírás: (not just the android to WinMo on the card next to it alone!)

(I want to stay next to the robot, but if more than 2 of the stability and the "speed" of the WinMo is OK!)

A big thank you in advance for your help! : Good:
[General Topics] eksasol:
Dude this thread is 3 years old, post in the touch pro2 section, type is name in search device box on top.
[Hero CDMA General] giovannizero:
I can't believe how much HTC is screwing us. Ok, I guess I totally get it. I wrote a post about this but I wanted to get everyone's opinion.

Does anyone else want HTC to opensource the drivers for the Hero? I think it would breath new life into the phone and send a sign that HTC supports their hardcore users.
[Hero CDMA General] cp0020:
i completely agree. the hero has only been out 8 months and they just completely abandoned it. i vote... hell yes!!
[Hero CDMA General] cmccracken:
HTC only writes the software that Sprint pays it to write. All direction and control of development on single-carrier devices comes from that carrier. Its a business decision, basic cost/benefit analysis. There's not enough financial incentive for Sprint to pay for any more updates to the Hero. If people would stop shelling out cash for the latest and greatest (Evo 4G) each time it comes out and stop tolerating oppressive contracts with ETF fees, then devices wouldn't get abandoned so quickly.
[Hero CDMA General] cp0020:
glad your on board.....
[Hero CDMA General] cmccracken:
Its irrelevant if people think HTC should or should not "opensource the drivers". Since HTC uses a monolithic kernel in the Hero (except for the wifi), they are required to release the source code for all components of the shipping kernel (including all "drivers") under terms of the GPL. Even if they do so, it will be the code for the kernel used in the 2.1 Android release, not for the kernel in the 2.2 release. It may still be useful, but is not a guaranteed slam dunk.

They have repeatedly chosen to stall and delay the source code release process and violate the copyright policy on the software they are using for their devices. Until an actual author of Linux kernel code sues them for violating his/her intellectual property's copyright, they will likely continue to do this. If you have a problem with the way they do business, stop giving them money. They've been doing this since far before the Hero was released.

My original comment was in response to the "hero has only been out 8 months and they just completely abandoned it" comment. I'll add a quotation before it for context.
[Hero CDMA General] cp0020:
just letting you know i wasnt trying to be a smartass before. sorry if it came off like that. your probably right but we can still dream lol
[Hero CDMA General] cmccracken:
You were being a smart-ass, but I wasn't offended. I would have done the same. :D
[Hero CDMA General] cp0020:
Lol now that were best friends again let me buy you a beer lolol
[Hero CDMA General] liquidtenmillion:
That's not true at all. Drivers do not have to be open source. Drivers do not have to be released under the GPL just because the kernel is released under the GPL, if they did, then why are so many linux drivers just binary blobs and not source?
[Hero CDMA General] cmccracken:
You're thinking of drivers that are distributed via loadable kernel modules. On the Hero, there is only one module (wlan.ko, for the wifi chipset). Everything else is built into the GPL'ed kernel. The entire kernel from GPL sources is the "binary blob" distributed by HTC.
[Hero CDMA General] lineman78:
The justification is that the HTC drivers are included in a monolithic compilation of the kernel and therefore fall under the GPL as a modification to the kernel. The binary blobs you are referring to are not distributing a modified kernel with the drivers such as HTC did, therefore do not fall under GPL. You do not have to distribute your code if you work alongside GPL software, only if you modify it.
[Hero CDMA General] gu1dry:
I posted up your blog post on digg, link.

Also I tweeted a link to the article, link; please retweet.
[Hero CDMA General] Kcarpenter:
Retweet'd because I agree that they should be open, but I am not entirely inclined to believe they are required to open the drivers. Similar to their power control software, its their code - it just lives next door to the kernel.

I am however really ticked that they haven't released Kernel Code even though they have obviously used that...they where quick with Legend and Desire.

I know we already have "Kernel Code that works" from the eris - but it's still not OURS and toast had to do a hell of a lot of work to get that. Work that shouldn't have even needed to be done. Compiled Code ships...source should ship as well.
[Hero CDMA General] bitbang3r:
No, it would live "next door" to the kernel if they were .ko loadable kernel modules. HTC compiled it straight into the kernel. Thus, under GPL2, they *are* part of the kernel, and therefore must be released as open source as well.

.ko binary drivers were a practical real-world compromise to allow proprietary binaries to coexist without screwing up the efforts of others to independently build their own kernels that make use of them. That's the key contention here. A .ko module allows you to treat it as a black box with a well-defined interface, and rewrite everything else around it. A monolithic binary blob is the software equivalent of a circuit board with bare, carrier-free chips soldered directly to it, then sealed in a blob of epoxy like a big IC that can't be meaningfully modified without breaking the whole thing.
[EVO 4G General] gthing:
I took some video with the Evo around the house yesterday and put it together into this video. Let me know what you think.

http://vimeo.com/12970078
[EVO 4G General] Plancy:
Nice... are you using a macro lense or something?
[EVO 4G General] gthing:
Yes, a 0.67X Macro Lens.
[EVO 4G General] Plancy:
Where can I get one:eek:
[EVO 4G General] gthing:
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.14953

The only downside is that it comes with a little magnetic ring you have to stick onto your camera. It's nice in that it will help protect your camera but it does make it stick out a little further and it seems like something you could lose very easily.
[EVO 4G General] beesneazy:
niiice, i love those fly shots!
[EVO 4G General] mrono:
can we get some pictures of it on your evo? or a video of how well it stays on?
[EVO 4G General] Riptide9:
Very Nice :)
[EVO 4G General] Cicatrize:
Wow...that was awesome. Thanks for sharing. :)
[EVO 4G General] jephyb:
I thoroughly enjoyed that.
[EVO 4G General] -shift-:
that was amazing! i just ordered my macro lens yesterday. can't wait to fiddle around in more depth with my evo's camera!! :D

\o/
[EVO 4G General] gthing:
I'll try to take some pictures tonight. The little magnetic washer seems to stay on pretty well but it's not completely solid. The magnet in the speaker is enough to pull on it and is constantly moving it just slightly. It's on there securely enough that I don't think it will fall off easily but if it got caught on my pocket or something it might not last long. If it doesn't bother me after a while I may glue it on there permanently.

The lens itself magnetizes like a champ. I think the magnetism is stronger then the glue so you have to sort of slide it off to avoid pulling the washer off rather than just yanking it away from the phone.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bewA:
hi!

I've got no experience of coding and if i'm honest i don't really like it! I've never written an app :D

What i'd like to do is build CM6 for the Nexus from Cyanogens Git Hub.

Is this something realistically possible for someone with no coding experience :D

I've not bothered researching yet as I wanted to know if I was actually going to be wasting my time! :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Short answer is - not a chance.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fitsnugly:
How helpful...

Anyway, here's the CM wiki to build from source:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/Building_from_source
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
You should read what you post first. Look, a quote:

"These instructions have only been tested for 4.2.10.1 on 25 DEC 2009. This information may be out-of-date.".

Do you think a 1/2 year and 2 versions old is still relevant?

Do you think that a code which is currently being written, sampled at some random point in time, will compile cleanly?

Do you think that this quote means something, from TODO section:

"TODO: Explain how to compile the rest of CyanogenMod"

Maybe this?

"TODO: Explain how to compile wlan.ko in order to enable wifi."

And more importantly, do you think a user who's asking for instructions to compile and hates programming, knows ANYTHING about Linux, which is required?

Thought so.

So, the short answer is - not a chance.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fitsnugly:
Who **** in your corn flakes?

The wiki worked for me before and when I was compiling last night...

Anyway, why not give them the information and let them decide if they want to pursue it the project or not.

Edit: From the bottom of the Wiki: This page was last modified on 26 June 2010, at 13:57.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Long story...

Anyways, I was stopped by "and if i'm honest i don't really like it" part, which said to me that any info besides a full comprehensive guide to installing VirtualBox, Debian on VB, and backing up the effort to compile something that might not compile and might not work, would go in vain.

But maybe you're right.