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[Galaxy S I9000 General] kkrammer:
Why is importing difficult? Amazon.de has it already in stock, sells it for 484,97€ (the 8gb version) and it uses the same frequencies as everywhere else in Europe. They charge 6€ for shipping to non-EU european countries, which includes Serbia. If you have difficulties navigating the amazon.de page, use www .amazon.co.uk as a guide, they look the same.

To look for stores in Vienna, see: geizhals.at/a535151. html. currently, nobody has it in stock yet. I bought it last week at an A1 outlet, but they only have branded versions.

In Hungary, i have also seen some ads, like www .220volt.hu/Samsung+GT-i9000+Galaxy+S+8GB , but it is expensive, almost 100€ more than in Germany or Austria. This was the same with the HTC HD2 back in 2009. It was available in Budapest some weeks before in Vienna, I even went by the store, but it was way too expensive to not wait for one or two weeks longer.

So I would recommend to use amazon.de. They have very good customer service if the device should turn out to be faulty and ship very fast. If mail order is really not possible, check out the geizhals.at/ a535151.html page for Austrian shops: if any of them turns green, it means, that they have it in stock.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] vrhunski:
importing is very difficult because they are asking me for some document from radio regulatory agency + for new products you need to make some test in some special facility :( + will cost me like 400euros....for 2 phones.

Anyway I ordering online a lot ...but when you order something with radio frequency that is ....really hard.

I will consider this Hungary. Thank you!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dotrunghieu:
I bought it with 381GBP at HandTec UK
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Straputsky:
I would say it depends on when you will be in Austria. At the moment the phone is just launching, so most stores handle their pre-orders first. Here in Germany more and more shops claim it "in stock" so things seem to relax. But for now I can't find a shop in Austria. Are you in Austria before or after July, 3rd?
[Nexus One General] markiebe:
This is a total noob question, I know, but how would I go about updating the phone to 2.2 Froyo? Everytime I plug the phone to the PC, the PC doesn't recognize the phone so I can't put the Froyo .zip onto the SD card. Any ideas?
[Nexus One General] Mike Blitz:
Do you have the drivers?

Did you put debugging mode on?

Did you press the android button to unmount the card for use in pc?
[Nexus One General] obstacles can kill:
markiebe, are you using a Nexus One?

I know, I know. That question shouldn't have to be asked. But if you are using Sense, it is assumed that IF you have a Nexus One, you have rooted it and flashed it with a new ROM. But if you are not sure how to get your phone connected to your computer and unmount the SD from the phone, I can only assume that you are not using a Nexus One. If so, I would recommend the section specific to whichever phone you have. But keep in mind that the 2.2 source code only just came out so 2.2 might not be available for whichever phone you are using anytime soon, if at all.

If you are using a Nexus One, please try the steps that Mike Blitz has listed to try and get your phone to be recognized by your PC.
[Nexus One General] markiebe:
Mike Blitz: Yes, I have the drivers and have put debugging mode on. I am not sure what you mean by the android button to unmount card..

obstacles: I am using the Nexus One and is rooted and unlocked.
[Nexus One General] obstacles can kill:
Ok. Cool. My post wasn't being sarcastic or anything like that, just so you know. Just wanted to cover the basics since there weren't specific details.

If you are using a Windows based computer, try checking device manager to see if the phone is being recognized (try scanning for hardware changes) and make sure that it isn't showing that the drivers are incorrect. If it does, manually update the drivers and see if you have better luck.

I haven't gone through the manual update to Froyo yet (stock AT&T-band N1 :() so I cannot speak from experience. But if I remember correctly, the leaked Froyo builds from Google need to authenticate with a signed stock ROM on the phone. So you may not have much luck going straight from your Sense ROM straight to the stock Froyo builds that are out there. You may have to revert to your stock Eclair ROM and go from there.
[Nexus One General] markiebe:
So I got access to the SD card, I had to put the phone in recovery mode. Do you know where I can find the Eclair ROM?
[HD Mini Accessories] krishan2207:
hi all

Last week i bought my HD Mini its both good and bad. I hv seen a remote control Handsfree on HTC site and also at ebay. I hv tried a lot but unable to solve that how HTC is configuring 4 analogue wires to play different roles at a time. Like back next , stereo sound , mic and a button. Does any one know this????
[P3400 General] aislan3d:
Good morning friends.

I need help:

I have an old version HTC Gene.

I upgraded the ROM to WM6.5 and the phone stopped receiving signals from some carriers here in Brazil.

I tried a update radio, and I have downloaded an incompatible version, and now the HTC does not boot the operating system .. leaving only the bootloader screen .. :mad:

ONBL 1.11.0000

SPL 1.10.0lip

and nothing appears again, and off in seconds.

can someone help me solve the problem?

or a radio version compatible with Brazil?

Thanks

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bom dia amigos.

Preciso de uma ajuda:

Tenho um HTC Gene old version.

Atualizei a ROM para WM6.5 e o telefone parou de receber sinais de algumas operadoras aqui no Brasil.

Tentei fazer uma ataulização do rádio, e devo ter baixado uma versao incompativel, e agora o HTC não inicializa o sistema operacional.. ficando apenas na tela de bootloader..

ONBL 1.11.0000

SPL 1.10.0lip

e não aparece nada mais, e desliga em alguns segundos.

alguem pode me conseguir uma versao de radio compativel com o brasil?

obrigado
[P3400 General] swanak:
try hard resetting the phone.
[P3400 General] aislan3d:
Hi,

Hard resetting did not work ..

Installed a new ROM version with a radio (02.79.90) including and returned to normal.

I'm looking for a version that works with operator CLARO in Brazil. Some Brazilians have HTC Gene course to give me a copy of the radio version?

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Hard resetting nao funcionou..

instalei um novo Rom com um radio version (02.79.90) incluindo e voltou ao normal.

estou procurando uma versao que funcione no brasil com operadora claro. Algum brasileiro tem HTC Gene da claro pra me dar uma copia do radio version?

Tks
[P3400 General] swanak:
yup thats a good option to flash a new ram with upgraded features.....:D
[EVO 4G General] healthpellets:
Totally stock (but i don't think it matters).

Plug the phone in, orange LED comes on.

Hold it or place in on the counter five seconds later, LED is off.

Had the phone since 6/4.

Anyone else having issues?
[EVO 4G General] sandpa:
Are you using the AC charger ? I have two Evos and one of the chargers does what you are describing. The orange LED comes on and then goes off after a while and the phone stops charging. Does it on both phones, the other charger works fine with both usb cables.
[EVO 4G General] deprydation:
Are you using the USB charger with a computer or laptop or plugging straight into the wall with an AC charger?

This does make a difference because if you are charging with a USB + laptop combination you could be suffering from the computer going to sleep and disabling the USB ports power to conserve laptop battery life. If you are having the issue when plugging into the wall, try plugging into a computer and selecting the "Charge Only" option when your USB debug comes up. Once it does this, allow it to charge for a period of time and then turn the phone off, switch to AC power plug and see what happens.

Perhaps you had some kind of over voltage spike on the charger through the AC plug. I could see it possibly tripping something in the phone to stop taking charge to protect the handset.

:D

Also make sure if you do use a laptop, use a USB 2.0 or better port. More power and faster connection. Gotta love it.
[EVO 4G General] msmiley:
Your charger may not be sourcing enough current anymore (for whatever reason). I have seen the exact same behavior with USB car chargers that were only sourcing 100-150mA.

Have you tried plugging the USB cable into a modern desktop PC? (Some laptops have reduced current ports, so a desktop is a safer bet)
[EVO 4G General] icantdrawanime:
Its definitely a current issue. I tried to charge my phone using my bluetooth headset's wall charger, but I got the behavior you are describing. The bluetooth headset's charger just doesnt put out enough current.

Are you using the charger that came with the phone? if so, you may want to exchange the charger...
[EVO 4G General] tarheelsmj12001:
im having the same problem when i connect it to my desktop, it sees it for about 2 secs n then disappears. My computer at work has no problem seeing the phone. i wonder if i need a driver or something for my usb ports, anyone have any ideas??
[EVO 4G General] CentroniX:
Probably not a driver issue, but that that rail from the power supply is either undervolted (say 4.6V instead of 5V), or can't provide enough current (amperage) or both. If I recall correctly, the Evo needs 5V @ 1A (+/- 3% tolerance).
[EVO 4G General] MILH0U5E:
Phone not charging

my phone has been charging fine since I got it... even been using the night desk clock app while sleeping at night for the alarm with it plugged in... everything was good...

With my phone about to die today, I plug it in to the wall charger, the led/batter indicator shows that it is charging... then POW.. it says I have a low battery and it needs to be plugged in... WTH??? it is plugged in!

The only thing I did today was flash the new boot.img for the cap fix over in Toast's thread...

Weird thing now is that I took my hero battery and put it in my EVO, plugged it into wall charger, and it stays charging... So, I put my EVO battery in my hero, plugged it in, and whola... it's now charging...

Please help as I am baffled.
[EVO 4G General] kimi_sae_ireba:
that's your problem right there. that custom kernel is known to have charging issues.
[EVO 4G General] skeene85:
I'm having the same issue with my car charger consistently. Plus my AC charger less consistently. For example, I'll go to bed and plug it in, the next morning I wake up and see the phone is at 80% charge and isn't charging. At some point over night, it gave up. This is with the stock charger too. :(
[Omnia II ROM Development] sixstrings78:
AMD!!! i love it bro!!!! especially being that my call quality and signal strength are where it should be !! that was the only problem i was having with the other sense roms. thanks bro for the hard work. and also, i really like the fact that you have the overclock set as a one press setup now. i can tell you put some time in this one man and its awesome.
[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
I'm glad you like it! Also thats great news about the call quality.

man o man, I spent the last week working on this probably more than 5-8 hours a day trying to get it perfect.

Thanks again!
[Omnia II ROM Development] Coguar:
HI, i m new to OMNIA II, my first phone was XPERIA x1.. can you please tell me is this rom ok about speed, stability and how much free ram we get after flashing ?

can I return to stock rom afther this and how ? tnx
[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
thats a whole lotta Qs in a short span. I'll try to help:

Speed is good just a wee bit laggy at times when weather fills up the whole screen (can be turned off).

Ram/Storage, with Sense on and enabled it is about 30-50MB Ram free and Program Storage is about 180MB free on first boot.

You can reflash using OCTANS full v2.11, there are directions over at MoDaCo - http://www.modaco.com/content/veriz...ssion/304107/how-i-flashed-my-omnia-vzw-i920/
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
Nice

Beautiful ROM, but she sure is a hog. I think it has to do with the GPS being on for the HTC Sense to work correctly. I am new to this so I do not know much but I do know if you turn it off your weather stops working and there doesn't seem to be a way to have it go off your zip code so the GPS can be turned off. I watched the battery drain from 100 to 75 in about 2 hours.

It also freezes a lot. I tried lowering the mhz back down to 800 that still doesn't seem to help. Had a couple calls not even come in because the ROM is so heavy and locks up on itself. I got text message complaints about not taking my calls after I wiped it out and tried the ROM again after clearing all data.

Other than that it seems pretty slick. I am not sure the purpose of the Facebook application built into sense. It showed me my status and that is it, nothing else.

Other than that it is beautiful, but I have to find a way to keep my calls coming in without checkin if the ROM is stuck doing something all the time.
[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
This is the first I've heard of this.

Are you overclocking during this time?

The weather actually doesn't us gps, but google my location service. So if you have an internet connection, then you will get a weather location AND update.

There is a program that turns off data connection after 1-5 minutes, but I haven't found this to be a problem with my phone.

I haven't had one lock up since I've used this ROM, only when I tried to overclock it to 950-1000MHz.
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
I re wiped it with "delete all information" and it seems to be running okay now for the freezing issues. I would like to know how to turn off the animations and such, or at least make it so Google, or my GPS doesn't run all the time, the battery is already dead since my last post, and it used to stay for 4 or 5 days wit moderate use (that is running on high performance @800mhz). "Something" is definitely draining this device. I usually make a short cut and task manage end task everything before I lock the device and put it away. Maybe you folks could throw me some ideas.

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[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
and...

yes I am overclocking at this time. 1000mhz. Think that is the massive battery drain? I got the lockups to stop after I "cleared all data" . I am thinking its something to do with Google location service and my GPS, but let me know me know.

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[Omnia II ROM Development] kdkinc:
The new BING if you have it installed MAY BE a issue. It seems IMHO to keep the GPS going even though you exit it.

My guess anyone else??

:cool::cool:
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
Helping out.

I am really interested in helping out with these projects, especially for the i920. I have a B.A. in New Media Design, and spent 3 years doing comp-sci, and currently do web design on the side of my real job.

I would like to take part in these projects and become a cooker as well. If ya can do it on a WinVista machine ;)

I know this is off topic or whatever, but where would I get started to get the tools I need and to figure out the structure and how to edit, pull ROMS, get CABS, test them without physically puttin them on the i920, etc?

For example, how would I pull the original Verizon i920 ROM and decipher how to remove the bloatware from it. Is there software where you can run the ROM on the computer without physically putting it on the phone to test? Just questions like that.

PM me if you think I would be of assistance, with anything, finding software, etc, updating graphics, or whatever. I am really interested in doing this.
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
Battery Drain

Ok, on ROM Install it is defaulted in battery mode to have the BACKLIGHT ALWAYS ON, and TURN OFF DEVICE is set to ALWAYS ON.

Think that might be the problem with the battery :)

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[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
you know also I have performance set on high, instead of auto like the stock rom.

If you want to cook pm me and we can hook you up.

I have a thread on MoDaCo about cooking your own rom. Even provided a kitchen.
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
Lock Screen

Running everything at normal speeds, the ROM once in a lock screen for a while, will be unable to return. Screen lights up, you see the top icons (bat, speak, signal, etc) but the keys for the lock screen will not appear and you will only see the background image that you have themed.

Just figured I'd throw that out there. Running good other than that so far.

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[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
This is because the lockscreen is using the 6.1, instead of 6.5

you will notice at the bottom there is an unlock button. Press it, then press the unlock button in the middle.

I did this so people can use their own lockscreens if they want.

Like S2U2 for example.
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
lock

Ok, I would like to be able to set that up.

S2U2 will restart the device fine. When I select shutdown I believe it just goes into hibernate mode.

There's a lock button showing after you hit the windows logo on the bottom left.

If you utilize that lock option will it prevent it from crashing out? I have to keep removing my battery to get it freed.

There are 3 ways to get to the lock screen with this ROM and I have utilized both except the one at the bottom left which I think is just another link.

I have to have it password protected after 0 minutes so when I hit lock i can actually put it in its case and not worry about random calling of people.

S2U2 would pose useful if its functions did what they were suppose to :)

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[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
S2U2 works great, also if you are looking for auto locking consider smartlock.

it is a program that configures the default windows lockscreen for you and it shows up as a setting under system settings.

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=265443&d=1263018810
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
thanks

I'll check it out.
[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
I'm going to post a new ROM hopefully today. Just touching up somethings and setting the 6.5 lockscreen

If you want to edit the registry try this:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Shell\LockScreen]

"Active"=dword:00000001

"Enable"=dword:00000001
[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
New version is up, but lockscreen is still 6.1 by default. Forgot to put in the 6.5 reg edits, so use smartlock if you want.
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
already exist

Those registry entries already exist in my current setup... ???

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[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
ZeroSense 1.5

Is up and running. So far so good. I see you added Clean Ram app, unless I didn't see it before.

I noticed a blue unlock screen now. I might have misinformed you. Prior to this it was the default Samsung one, all gray, unless themed different.

I really like the Samsung screens on the device, especially the phone book. It would be nice to have HTC Sense running on top of everything else Samsung, without the bloatware.

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[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
yeah I remapped the calendar, sms, and contacts to the samsung versions.

I'm still looking for stuff to take out of the ROM and keep it functional.

Also I did add clean RAM as it may help some ppl who don't flash 7 times a day like me LOL
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
Yah

Yeah i know its addictive. I did the same with with my Linux box for years. My girlfriends used to get so pissed I'd rather tinker with that box than theirs lol. Unless I wanted a piece hhahaah.

Any who, its running good so far. Samsung menu's are smooth and aesthetically pleasing to the eye.

It's too bad I have to drive a mile to find an XP SP3 box to reflash :) I'll keep ya posted on how she runs. Its 5:30pm EST, and I have a 3 hour drive ahead of me, I'll let ya know the battery status on my return.

Thank God for Microsoft MyPhone.

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[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
Battery

65% from 5:40pm to 9:20pm playing mp3's all trip. that's not bad.
[Omnia II ROM Development] amdzero:
is that still with the default "high" performance setting?

yeah battery life is ok, sense is still a HOG tho.
[Omnia II ROM Development] xlightwaverx:
battery

yes it is. i ran it that way all the time with the default rom though as well. as long as you keep your tasks ended when not in use and treat a smart phone as a computer you are trying to do something productive on, instead of just a phone, it will last quite a while.
[Omnia II ROM Development] eska_01:
Sorry for my Noob-question.

Is this a ROM for i920 or i8000?
[Omnia II ROM Development] tedkord:
It's for the i920. I'm running it myself.

BTW, any ROM based on the DC23 firmware will be an i920 ROM.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ejhart:
Please go to Hydra Kernels for all your Hydra Kernel needs.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Roadhog2k5:
works great here.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Braden:
Verified this is good and working. Thanks EJ.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] EM30996:
Works great! thanks for your help on loading it also..

Nostradamus..
[Droid Incredible Android Development] drmbdrummer:
thanks ej, runs great :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] johnnybags:
Thanks EJ. Sorry for the noob question, but is there a link with instructions on installing this?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] CaptainTaco:
Push to your sdcard renaming it "update.zip"

Use clockwork recovery to install update.zip

done.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] drmbdrummer:
if you want you don't even need to rename it; just select 'install zip from sd' and then 'choose zip file'. simple as pie :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] johnnybags:
That's what i thought, but it seemed way too easy. Thanks, Cap'n!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] CaptainTaco:
True enough, I'm so used to the original methods they're just ingrained in me.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dhardison:
Works just fine. Thanks, ejhart.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] travisncs:
works. thanks!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] vacaloca:
Running it now as well. Should help the extended battery last even longer. :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] DobbsianYeti:
Installed and working well... No obvious ill-effects on function or performance- too soon to tell how battery life is affected, but it seems like I'm seeing some improvement. Thanks for the upload.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] linkx2252:
so what exactly does this do? it feeds less power to the processor under the basis that the processor should still have the exact same speed?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] linkx2252:
nevermind, but if anyone else has the same question the answer is yes
[Droid Incredible Android Development] gummehbear:
Can someone confirm the kernel version? I have no idea how to confirm that it flashed correctly.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] ejhart:
2.6.29--cc1c2268 root@laptopone
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Cole2026:
Are there any side effects to lowering the voltage? Power savings / Hardware longevity / less heat are obvious advantages; however, what kind of performance hit are we talking (in terms of benchmarks; not clock speed). Does the system run stably?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] aaronz:
Easy as pie, rest my battery stats also. I'll try to remember to report back in a few days. Thanks again!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] zeke1988:
deleted. found the answer
[Droid Incredible Android Development] immjg:
No performance hit according to quadrant standard benchmark. Not very scientific, but it is what it is.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jasonb1985:
how do we go back to the stock kernal? is there an update.zip to go back?

i know we can do a nandroid restore to a previous point, but an undate.zip of the stock kernal would also be nice to have.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Tony N.:
Yeah can we get a stock kernal for restoring? Thanks.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bblanski:
Seems to be working well. Thanks
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jasonb1985:
yup, works just as good as the stock one. i did it for the potential increase in battery life. hopefully i see a difference.