yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Wing, P4350 General] Bryan88:
hey guys i got a big problem with wifi and gprs

when i connect into a normal ADSL modem at home or somewhere else using WiFi connection, after some minutes the telephone connect in WAP Internet using GPRS is there anything to maybe let the cellphone ASK the user to connect before to do it alone? or ust disable the gprs while i'm using the WiFi Connection?

thanks for the help
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foolforfood:
I flash a lot of roms and I always remove some of the stock apps.every time I have to do it manually either via adb or titanium backup.can somebody teach me how to make a script to batch remove the same apps every time I flash a new rom? I use a mac but have access to a windows box as well. Thanks in advance!

Sent from my Hero
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riggsandroid:
There are a few different ways you can do it. A .bat file or MAC equivalent. Also do a zipped update to remove the files you want to remove.

Im on my phone but of this is still open when I get to my comp ill post links tp threads that would help.

Try a search for .bat file and update zip to remove apps.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riggsandroid:
a quick search for hte same title you show yielded these two threads:

should help

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=674357&highlight=script+remove+apps

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=663014&highlight=script+remove+apps
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wolvie77:
Hi! all. i'm getting a HTC Desire soon & would like to root it to install apps to the sd card. read tutorials online & understand that if my set is an operator issued set, i'll need to create a goldcard to enable rooting. but i am still unclear whats the true purpose of the goldcard. is it required to create so that all my apps will be installed on this sd card? or is this card only meant to facilitate the rooting process & after the root, i can use a normal sd card to install my apps & files? appreciate fellow forumers help.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] OzJD:
It allows installation of ROM's that are not designed for the same CID.
[Desire General] Inquitus:
I was just wondering if someone could explain to me why its not possible for the devs to get video recording working on the Froyo ROMS.

I understand its something to do with the Radio, so is it impossible for this issue to be resolved until HTC issue an updated Radio when they get round to issuing the 2.2 Official update?

If someone could explain this I would be most grateful.

Tnx a mil,

Inq
[Desire General] spud_work:
Yes, it is related to the radio and until an updated radio is available it won't work
[Desire General] A|ex:
the devs can get video recorder working, you just need to use a 2.2 rom that has it working (as of a week or so ago).
[General Questions and Answers] kgbaba:
Our HTC Touch GSM not worth anything until it was removed from the list of devices or the site is under construction yet to release?
[General Questions and Answers] stylez:
Moved as not theme release.

It's under legacy devices ;)

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=372
[General Questions and Answers] kgbaba:
Stylez Thank you for the tip.
[General Questions and Answers] phasttilann:
I have encountered the same matter until i came here and found this tip out and now everything about my gsm is normal.

It really worked for me..

Thanks for sharing it here kgbaba.
[HD2 General] romeojg30:
I'm new at this. I've followed the directions on how to install cooked ROM but I keep getting an error (Error 262). I don't know what to do anymore. I've changed computers, played with the connection settings, reinstalled Window Mobile Device Center, and it still hangs on me. I have to recover and I'm back to square one. I'm trying to install the Core Evo. Any tips? They would be greatly appreciated.
[HD2 General] watcher64:
Would be helpful to know your spl/hspl version ...

Your phone type, HD2 / TMOUSHD2 ...

Did you put HSPL3 on first?

so on and so forth ...

If you can post your phone info and the info at the top of your bootloader screen would be helpful ..
[HD2 General] Quillcz:
I had the same problem as you.

I solved it by flashing with new HSLP3. After i used this flash i had no problem with error 262 and been able to install any custom roms.

HSPL3 is on this forums.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ourfear:
it cost me more money with mms, and i just want to forward text message
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolvie77:
Hi! all. is bootloader & ROM version still an issue before rooting? i read online i have to check my bootloader & ROM version to ensure that the desire can be rooted. is this true or any bootloader & rom can be rooted.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlackBirdf:
At the moment bootloader version 0.80.xxxx or below and a current ROM of 1.21.xxx.x or below can be rooted (which are both the newest versions), for 0.75.xxxx and below are just some different files needed, see the sticky [tut] rooting thread in the desire dev section for more information. ;)

Greetings,

Bird
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] egzthunder1:
Congrats on the release! Why did you choose such an old build, if you don't mind me asking?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Thanks!

Well, in my head, the build number was higher, so I figured it was newer. It wasn't until after I was tinkering with different builds that I learned a little bit more of how the numbering system worked.

Still, the more I tinkered with different build numbers, flashing some basically "naked" ROMs on to my phone, just to play with them for a day at a time or so, the more I really started to like this one.

Simply put, STABILITY was my biggest issue, and this build seems to have it! :)

I just hope others tinker with it for a little while, I don't expect to be the new chef around here, 1.0 might be my only release! But I thought I'd toss it out there to see if anyone was interested.

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Prowess:
Okay Start

This is a nice start. However, some annoyances:

Did you notice the quick menu where the clock is? It isn't accessible.

The dialer is not aligned when I type in some numbers.

Have you've tried other HTC Applications?

HTC Calculator, HTC Album has better scrolling by the way. Perhaps you would love that, etc.

I hope you have not given up. Are you going to progress on this build?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it! Yeah, I noticed a few problems with the dialer as I was using it - unfortunate, because it's my favorite for ease of 'redialing' someone after a disconnect. Which happens between my girlfriend and I alot! ;)

Also, with the quick menu, I noticed the problem (as seen in the first screenshot) - but don't know how to go about fixing it, yet. I'll look in to alternate albums and the like, and adding calculator.

I did want to update the thread and say that yesterday was my first reboot in 8 days!

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Prowess,

Thanks again for the feedback - I have released a version 2.0 if you're intersted in checking it out. I kept the album that I have because I actually really like it. ;) But other than that, I took quite a few suggestions that you made, you can see the change log for 2.0 above.

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] whatthefunk:
Nice ROM!

Flashed v2.0 yesterday and so far, so good. Keep up the good work! :cool:
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Prowess:
Dial-bug

Very clean.

What I've done is I went to dial in my voice-mail. So I pressed the send key (green button) to open dial-pad. Pressed and hold 1 to get to voice-mail. It says to enter password, but I couldn't hear it well so I went to switch off dial-pad to get to speakers and turned them on. But I wasn't able to get there because twice, I've tried and froze, only the woman kept on saying 'please enter password' until it hung up. Tried getting back but the only option was the reset bottom button.

I've tried too many ROMS and was thinking that one day I will take in the knowledge to create one myself. Thanks for the inspiration,
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Hey, Prowess! You're absolutely right, no ROM may ever be exactly what you're looking for until you decide to do your own. I look forward to trying to what you'll be releasing! :)

What's interesting was I tried to mimmick your problem - I could switch the speakerphone off and on a few times on different phone calls. However, one time, I was able to freeze up the phone when I tried to hide the dial pad, but I have succesfully hidden it multiple times to use the swap or speakerphone or other buttons (as seen in the screenshot above). Very strange.

Overall, the fastest way to switch the speaker off and on is to click the menu icon at the bottom right of the screen (to the left of the "X") then press up a few times to turn speakerphone on.

I'll keep tinkering to see what happens with this problem... I certainly haven't settled on a particular dialer. ;) I appreciate the feedback!

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] ern88:
Nice, and very fast boot. Some issues I like addressed next go is the dialer. love the big dial buttons. But it over laps your contacts that it tries to match the number with. And hard to see the number you are dialing in the top right hand corner. Especially at night. because it's dark blue. I would suggest white. But my biggest thing is the Keyboard. Would love to see a nicer one besides the defaults But besides that. A great fast bootable ROM. Thanks for the hard work man
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Been trying to find out what keyboard was used in the Baroqi44's release. I'd LOVE to add that keyboard, but have no idea what it was. Any keyboard suggestions? :)

I've been tinkering with other dialers, but haven't found a good 'different' one - considering going back to the default Vogue dialer.

Currently I'm running Android and beta testing some software for a Germany company, so I have sort of put this project on a short hiatus, but I will be back to it soon.

Thanks for your feedback, ern88, and I'm glad you enjoy the boot speed! Thanks hope you enjoy the stability, too!

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] ern88:
Hey NuAngel,

I haven't had any stability issues to report. Runs great. I am just impressed how fast it boots from start up. Hopefully future builders will take some pointers on what you have done in the aspects. ABout the keyboard, too bad you couldn't use something modeled after an apple iphone keyboard. But anything besides stock would be great. Thanks again
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Updated with v. 3.0! Also, added a new SIP for download here:

name: HTC_Touch_Input_QVGA2.1.2014.cab

http://winbreak.com/winmo/voguegoodies/

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Does_It_Matter:
Sent you a PM

:D
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] guppeh:
Hello,

Just tried out the 3.0 ROM tonight, it looks pretty sharp. I have a few quick questions and comments.

Do Sprint customers need to install the mmssprint.cab Sprint MMS settings fix?

Is there a way to access the Block Recognizer input? (I was a Palm user for many years.)
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Thanks for the feedback!

You should still use the mmssprint.cab file (If you need it, I have it hosted on my web page) for Sprint. If you don't install it, the only difference I've noticed, so far, is that when you get an SMS message, it will just be some garbled text with a link you can click in to take you the the sprint page - instead of "click to view" showing up as it does when you have the patch installed. Either way, you can still click the link and go to the web address, so I actually don't even bother installing it half of the time, on my own phone.

As far as block recognizer, it was removed from HTC products in Windows Mobile 6.5, from everything I've read. I don't know how to get it back, but after reading a large chunk of another thread, I found this post, where the user offers links to a couple of 3rd party programs that may work for you, and this post which has the WM6.1 "Block recog.cab" file which may or may not work for Touch 6.5 ROMs. Sorry I can't be of more help with that! I'll try to see if I can add it to any future releases, if I get another working phone in the near future.

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Thanks to Does_It_Matter, this project will be back on track shortly. Stay tuned!

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] BlueClifford:
Installed this ROM, and it is very stable. It doesn't freeze up as often as other ROMS.

My only preferences, and perhaps you can help with, would be

-to revert back to the stock taskbar on the top, which allowed easy switching of programs

-be able to customize where camera photos are stored, etc. (perhaps it has this function, but I am unable to find it)

The biggest issue (and only one really, congrats!) is that I am having issues with the swype keyboard on your ROM. I've tested it with others, but Nuvogue seems very delayed and gives double suggestions (above the typing area, and also within a box). I'm not sure if this is an issue with the keyboard or the ROM, but it's the only thing that is preventing me from making this my permanent ROM.

btw, I really appreciate the late nights put into making these ROMs, and thank you for making such a stable one.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
I'll try cooking Swype directly in a future build to see if it solves your problem. I, myself, prefer the EZKeyboard I point to in the original post - it's my favorite for Windows Mobile.

I sincerely appreciate your feedback, I'm doing a LOT of work to make 4.0 a big release, so I really hope it has everything you like and then some! :) As always, my biggest personal goal is increased stability, above all features. I hate rebooting my phone: you should, too! Once 4.0 is released, I look forward to your feedback about how Swype works for you, as well.

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Just wanted to update everyone on the bad news that makes 4.0 a bit more lack luster than I really wanted.

First, I wanted to make a different build of WM6.1 style with the Start Menu on the TOP of the screen - but I can't get a stable enough build for all the things I want to do, and since Stability is my primary objective, it was sad.

Second, I am unable to cook in ANY new keyboards (SIPs), so I cannot add EZInput or Swype - and my research has shown that Swype is not very compatible with this particular build of Windows Mobile, very sorry!

Tip: for easy task switching, go to SETTINGS, then PERSONAL, then BUTTONS and assign the Camera Button to launch Task Manager instead of the camera... how often do you use camera that it's not just easier to go into the Start Menu, when you could make that button your Task Manager shortcut! Very easy!
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Barogi44:
What build did you try that was too unstable? And why can you not add any new SIPs? Maybe i can help you out :)
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Tried a couple of different builds, but I'm pretty sure I'm just gonna stick with one - don't wanna drop too much work on myself, anyway - job, websites, rom development, girlfriend, books I've been trying to finish for 3 months... no sense in making more work for myself.

http://ppckitchen.pastebin.com/8UYwq1pV - I get tons of problems with trying to include EZInput with PPCKitchen - creating my own OEM for it doesn't work, adjust the registry setting and it doesn't work, just one problem after another. I've had MattSM, JustPCTech, JooJooBee666, and some others try to help me with this one - it just doesn't want to cooperate. Oh well. Sorry folks, download a CAB. ;)

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Barogi44:
Well i made a rom with sys 21911 and its running awesome, its also a wm6.1 style.. Which EZInput are you trying to get to work?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fraser34:
Caller ID

Hi, guys,

Can anybody confirm that Caller ID feature works with this ROM?

Right now I'm with Telus and a week ago I activated Caller ID.

Now when somebody calls me Caller ID doesn't appears on the screnn.

And I'm not sure if if takes Telus more that a wekk to activate this feature or Caller ID doesn't work with this ROM.

Can anybody clarify that?

Thanks
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Lmiller1708:
NuAngle,

Here is my Vogue Carrier Provision OEM. (Also found in PPCKitchen, but not setup for the Vogue ;))

Also Here is my EzInput!

Let me know if there is anything else...:eek:

Enjoy! :D
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
I don't know if this is a problem with Tellus or what, but CallerID works perfectly for me. Sorry! :(

And to LMiller - thanks for the EZInput file - I'll try to build that in my next version.

Nu
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fraser34:
Just to confirm - it was Telus problem.

I activated Caller ID on-line, but it was not activated until I talk to them.

Now Caller ID works just fine!
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Very cool, thanks for the update! Hope you enjoy the ROM!

-NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] kchaggani:
ROM V 4.0..

hi

Thanks for this ROM , i think it's great, i finally get Windows mobile 6.5 on my Vogue (Bell)

I have a couple questions, about version 4.0 of this ROM.

1) I noticed in the 'bare' version it had texting as an option on the 'home' screen.

Is it possible to add this to the home screen on there, or anything else? Please let me know if there's a way I can do this?

2) I find the browsing a little slower than on the version 6.1 win mo, but I think it may have to do with my 'radio' version

Now that I have upgraded to version 4.0 - this ROM, would I now need to install the Bell radio version for it? If so, anyone know where /how I can do this?

3) sorry, one last question, is there a way to get windows updates, i know I had the option on Win mobile 6.1 (bell ROM) but after some time, it stopped working anyway.

thanks again, this is a great build, keep up the great work!

KC
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Hey there, KC!

1) As you can see from the screen shots of multiple versions in my first post, the "TEXT" option should appear in all of my ROMs. If it doesn't, you may want to try the "Titanium Customizer" program in the start menu to get it to reappear.

2) I have a friend who says 4.0 was very slow on his phone, too, I am wondering if it has something to do with hardware revisions, because most people find my ROM to be extremely fast. As far as I understand it, to upgrade your radio, you can flash to the latest official firmware, then unlock and flash a 3rd party ROM - none of ours should over write your radio firmware.

3) As far as I know, Windows Updates have been removed from Windows Mobile 6.5 altogether, as Microsoft realized they practically never released updates through that system, but instead via firmware updates for the manufacturers.

Version 5 should be released later today - I can't get EVERYTHING I ant included in the build, but I am hoping to make a coupe of small but nice changes.

Nu
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] moiDeb:
Installed 4.0 yesterday and it works great. Looking forward to version 5.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
5.0 has been released. I had tried to include some tools for overclocking the device, get a little extra performance out of the phone... unfortunately, I have not yet found a good program to cook in - if you use one with my build, feel free to recommend it here!

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] kchaggani:
RE: version 5

hi,

Thanks for your reply earlier Garrett.

I got some other questions:

1) What's new in Version 5.0 ? I guess I would have to flash the ROM like before, and this would wipe everything off to get to this newer version. An 'upgrade' would be nice, if possible.

2) I figured out the slowness issue - I had an app running in the background that was taking up a bit of memory it seems (Dashwire)

3) That thing about getting 'windows updates' for the Windows Mobile 6.5 - I actually found something the other day, but now I can't find the link for it. It was a microsoft article that said you had to 'connect your Windows 6.5 device via USB cable, and make sure ActiveSync is on.." then you'd go to some site and check for updates, via your (PC) have you /anyone else here heard of anything like this?

4) One other thing - i have all the contacts back on my phone (imported via Dashwire, and Hotmail windows live client I installed) but when i am using the phone dialer, it won't recognize the number I'm typing - that is it won't 'autocomplete it or suggest" the contact that's in my list of contacts.

I can lookup my contacts fine and dial that way. Do you know why this would be, or is there some other better dialers I think it's called, that I could try?

5) How do I donate to your project, do you have link setup for this?

thank you

KC
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Hey KC! Let's take these in order:

1) Unfortunately, you always have to "flash" a new version, there is no way to really "upgrade" a build - but I find that using Microsoft MyPhone (http://myphone.microsoft.com) helps speed the process along. The changes in 5.0 are listed in the very first post in this thread, above the link. The biggest one, this time, is SmartDialer, which answers your question #4.

2) Glad to hear you got it moving a little faster!

3) The latest semi-official word I've heard from a Microsoft "Most Valued Professional" was that the feature was being tested, but it's up to each individual carrier to impliment with Microsoft (which few, if any, had even done) - meaning our custom builds wouldn't work with Windows Update even if it did work. Any other similar documentation I've found similar to what you suggest (requiring a Data Cable and a computer) are for upgrading specific phones TO Windows Mobile 6.5, but nothing much about updates afterwords.

4) This feature has been fixed in 5.0 (under the "new features" the added "SmartDialer" resolves this problem).

5) I have not had a donate button thus far as I didn't think I would actually still be working on this ROM after this long. Glad to keep going with it though, as long as people are still interested! So, I will soon add one to my shortcut, and for now, you can use this link to donate in any amount you see fit! And I thank you for your interest!

*phew* hope you don't mind reading my short essay. ;) But I hope that answers all of your questions! Always appreciate the feedback, hoping to continue making this ROM better and better!

NuAngel
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] catfishkempster:
Hmmm Vogue adds 1 to all my calls

So, I just flashed with this latest Nuvogue 5.0 rom and everything is awesome except one thing: the dialer prefixes all my calls with 1 as if they were all long distance. Does anyone know how to stop this from happening?
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Very strange... it might be a glitch / "feature" with Smartdialer. Try the following:

Click Start Menu

Choose Settings

Choose Personal

Choose Phone

at the top of the screen, click left until you get to the SERVICES screen.

Scroll the tiny menu to Plus Code Dialing then click Get Settings

Choose Disable

Let me know if that helps!! :) Anyone else with familiarity or tips, please post them, too!

-Nu
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] NuAngel:
Anyone else a FourSquare user / Twitter user? I might try to cook some tools in to a future release.

Knowing that my build is very stable, I'm finally comfortable with adding a few new programs, but hopefully only the kinds that don't start when the device starts - but that you can start manually when you want them.

NuAngel