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[XPERIA X10 General] tookieboy:
This is why you don't go trigger happy with the delete functions of root file managers. At least make a back-up of what you're going to delete. If what the 2nd poster said, another music.apk probably won't work on your phone.

Best bet is just do a factory reset or download SEUS and reinstall the firmware.

(please backup whatever you need.. sms, whatever. if you lose these, not even SEUS can save you; use the backup and restore app that SE gave you. provided you didn't delete that as well.... :rolleyes:)
[XPERIA X10 General] netomx:
I did it hahaha.

I'll copy the Music.apk and the odex file if anyone needs it.

h t t p ://w w w .multiupload.com/KM08EGU4CL

It is in 7z format

EDIT 1: I can't put links :(
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VtHondaGuy08:
Alright I'm new to the whole android scene, I made the switch from blackberries to the Aria. Love it so far, I've done as much research as I can on it and for the life of me can't figure out the whole Rooting process and everything along with it. I've read what is does and wouldn't consider myself the best with computers but I do know some things. So I was wondering if there is a guide anywhere to explain the process more in depth, for beginners per-say. I've done numerous Os upgrades to my bb's but its 1000X's easier. So any and all info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance and sorry I've this is in the wrong section/ or its already been answered and I just can't find it.

John

P.S. I've read the guide on here and was wondering if theres a more in depth version of that. Thanks
[HTC Aria Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] froggyarts:
I'm not sure if this answer is gonna help you much, but attn1's guide (most likely the one you read) is pretty much THE guide to go-to for rooting our lovely little Arias. Its as detailed as you can get, which unfortunately means you need a little know how around things like installing the Android SDK, using Command Line prompts (i.e. Terminal in OSX, what I used to root my Aria), and add a LOT of patience. There are guides for all of these, but I don't think you can get any more detailed than those, at the moment.

I believe there is research going on for a much easier, beginner-proof method to root the Aria. For now, however, we are left with the "more difficult" method. Its not too bad, but mistakes can be costly. As I said before too, it could take 1 try.. or 1000 tries to get it rooted.. so patience is definitely a virtue.
[EVO 4G General] jaypeezee:
Just got back from a 2 day drink-athon in Vegas and prior to binge, I was able to run some 4G test in different parts.

From the moment we came over the hill, I switched on 4G and monitored the phone; Tropicana Blvd is where I finally received a 4G signal. Immediately I ran a speed test and was getting horrible speeds. I realized that my phone's Server was still set to Los Angeles, after updating to a Vegas server, I was getting better (not literally) speeds.

I averaged about 2.3 Mbps down and 1 Mbps upload. Over 3G I was getting 1.5 ish, and 900k up.

So what gives ? Signal also fluctuates drastically... Is this what we should expect when 4G Rolls out in LA ?
[EVO 4G General] Aridon:
The biggest issue with sprints 4g is the frequency it operates at. Meaning obstructions blocking los can have a huge impact on strength. This in turn hurts quality.

I really don't see it taking off simply for that reason. Penetration sucks unless you are very close to a tower. Lte is going to drop kick 4g in the face I'm not sure why they decided to go this way its obvious they learned nothing from the cdma penetration issues.

A bunch of execs sat around a table looking at cost and towers, picked this because the foot print is larger with less infrastructure but neglected to think about people not being able to use it effectively in cities or in buildings.
[EVO 4G General] jaypeezee:
I was well aware of the frequency issue but never though it would be that bad, although Vegas has pretty tall structures which I'm sure plays a role.
[EVO 4G General] Geniusdog254:
While I'm sure that did play a role for you, there are a lot more factors involved. The St. Louis outlying areas where I pick up 4G now (Specifically Fenton and Arnold) have very few buildings over 4-5 stories. Even in a wide open parking lot with nothing but flat for about a thousand feet in every direction I don't get very good speeds if I'm inside even a car.

If I stand in that lot (the movie theater at Gravois Bluff if anyone from around here wants specifics) outside a car with nothing around, I hit ~3-3.5mbs down & ~1 up. If I'm in a car, I'm lucky to hit 2.5 down & 1 up. If I go inside the theater, ~2 down tops if I even get signal.

When I go in Red Robin's there by the Verizon store, I have full bars outside with ~3mb down & when I step inside I usually lose 4G service, but if I don't, I get ~1.5-2 down tops.

If you're moving, it gets even worse. Don't expect much over 2mb if you're in a moving car.
[EVO 4G General] danknee:
Sprint is pretty upfront on the coverage map about 4G having very limited availability inside buildings. In my experience, when driving around in a car through spotty coverage I usually get better speeds by turning off 4g completely. Searching, connecting, disconnecting destroys my ability to do anything with data.
[EVO 4G General] realKURE:
I live in Vegas and I have fairly good 4G Speeds. It does fluctuate often though. Sprint should be working on getting Vegas solid coverage since we're such a major city and so many customers here bought an Evo. I think that the same should go for all major cities, especially LA. They need to use our 10 extra bucks to buy some better coverage, but let's give Sprint some time :cool:
[EVO 4G General] heygrl:
WiMAX coverage in Las Vegas is down right atrocious. You won't be able to drive down any freeway and maintain a solid connection.. that's just one example of how spotty the coverage is, the map is a blatant lie. The strip should have big coverage holes shown on the map for nearly all of the shops/hotels/casinos/clubs that don't have towers next to them. Try driving down Dean Martin/Industrial and see if you can maintain a 4G connection with no drops.

It's really bad when you spend some time in Las Vegas and go all around. Las Vegas didn't just launch last week either, they've been online for about a year now. It's one reason why I wasn't falling over the HTC Evo when it launched.. WiMAX coverage is bad. Sprint's coverage overall is better, but not the best.

Basically, if your city is like Las Vegas with lots of Suburbs, Urban areas, and even hilly areas! (7 Hills/Anthem) - expect coverage to be the same or worse. CLEAR can't even cover 7 Hills properly and didn't bother with Anthem.
[EVO 4G General] Negrito:
I live in Vegas, I was probably the first person with WiMax though clearwire. I get decent speed with there usb but it's consistent. The 4g on my Evo however, is pretty much useless.... unless I'm plugged in. Most times though my 3g is plenty fast, and doesn't ever drop.

typed on my Evo...
[EVO 4G General] kellyinwaves:
I too live in Vegas and while in some areas 4G does suck for the most part I get a great signal both on my EVO and with Clearwire. I spend most time on the south end of the strip as I live and work in that area and I always get a great signal.

Sent via EVO
[EVO 4G General] Tundricles:
my dad lives in anthem henderson and man ATT and Sprint 3g and normal reception signal sucks Balls there! 4g is non existent!
[EVO 4G General] wfrandy:
I was in Vegas the day after Evo launch day and actually got pretty good 4g speeds too. I was not right down on the strip though. The only thing I found odd was that Sprints coverage is pretty spotty in general. In Reno we have great coverage, just no 4g.
[EVO 4G General] jaypeezee:
asdf

Wow, a little discomforting from hearing all these replies OR thats just my stomach still trying to digest all the alcohol I consumed - meh.

Anyway, I didn't purchase this phone with high hopes for 4G and I knew going in to it I was probably only going switch it on while I was tethering/stationary somewhere... Although with all these similar replies, seems like this also maybe a problem.

Guess we'll wait and see - I know, new technology
[EVO 4G General] ramiss:
When it works its great but 4G is very spotty in Vegas. Truthfully 4G was not my main reason for getting the Evo and in fact I don't use it unless I am streaming a video or a large download.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] MrHoodClassy:
Don't know if its alright to post it but if not let me know
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] safeelhd2:
Does this work on HD2?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] MrHoodClassy:
yup...full screen
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] wakers:
just tried it defo works

does it connect to the internet and download the game as you go along ?

seems a small file for a game ?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] shirreer:
Be advised

Unless the game is provided by the original programmer/soft company as FREE to begin with, this would not be OK! In this particular instance, GAMELOFT sells this game per individual license...for hard currency (MONEY) which makes your contribution, ultimately, an act of software piracy, vis-a-vis, WAREZ posting!

This is against the forum regulations and you risk both being banned for it, and exposing the forum moderators to legal liability. Kindly, I urge you to take it down for all our sakes...

The net is full of pirates' sites that make all software/games available for FREE... its easy for anyone to get this anywhere else.

Cheers
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] MrHoodClassy:
ppreciate it...i got the game from a friend didn't know it wasn't a free game

how do u remove post?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] mskip:
Thread closed.

Mark.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] TechGuru_x10:
Try this, the easy way of finding it....

Connect your x10i to the computer and mount the SD card. Now go tot Device manager, Right Click on USB Mass Storage Device, Properties. Under General Tab, confirm under Location it is for x10. Then go to Details Tab. There will be a drop down, Select Device Instance ID from there, it will list the information. Click on that. Select copy by ctrl+c and then paste it to Notepad.

Note: Always check the location as sometimes, there might be more than 1 USB Mass Storage Device, depending upon the computer which you have. It can be for Memory Card slots as well.

Updated:::: Looks like it is not correct, try this in Registry....

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Enum\USB\Vid_0fce&Pid_adde\5&xxxxcxx&X&2

5&xxxxcxx&X&2 is my Device Instance ID......
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] nosidefcp:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=712002

its not the same?
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] finalmoksha:
It works. Its better if you do it after connecting to SEUS and look for the SEMC flash device in device manager.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] TechGuru_x10:
Updated:::: Looks like it is not correct, try this in Registry....

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Enum\USB\V id_0fce&Pid_adde\5&xxxxcxx&X&2

5&xxxxcxx&X&2 is my Device Instance ID......
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] greatermushasi:
i don't find that path..

just find the path at the attachment

any solution?
[EVO 4G General] BrianDigital:
Hey guys I am not using any exchange on my phone, and my evo keeps restarting I am using the lastest damage rom
[EVO 4G General] trojandnc:
Take out your battery for 10-15 sec. Replace battery and boot to recovery (hold "down volume" + power switch). Unfortunately you will have to flash to factory settings which for you is the damage control rom. You WILL lose all data not backed up but you have to do it....

Happened to me Friday morning when, buy turning on the speed tweak in Damage Control, I was prompted to turn off Sense and the Lock Screen. I kinda missed Sense and turn them both back on but forgot to turn off the speed tweak.... so I got the infinite boot cycle.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lgkahn:
anyone have link to latest.. trying to go get it with browser doesnt work either says no permission

http://code.google.com/p/voicesearch/
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lgkahn:
also related is google web page. is unable to get location even when google maps and sygic gets location fine

got this working had to go in browser settings and uncheck and recheck all use of location and clear cached locations.. then google asked again and t worked
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lgkahn:
found two differnet versions of voice serach on the web.. apparently google is no longer allowing u to download it except for nexus one..

here is the one that works for me:

http://bandwidth.lgk.com/VoiceSearch_2.1.apk
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] suomaf:
Thanks lgkhan your google voice search worked. Much obliged.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Intratech:
I just checked market and Google Search by Voice is still there to download and install.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] INeedYourHelp:
i cant find it on the market....
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] distortedloop:
I can't find it on the Market either. Not on my Galaxy S (with JG5) or even on my Nexus One (though the Nexus One has it built in by default).

I thought Google and Samsung were including this in the Galaxy S by default - even the Google Blog states voice search is built in with the SGS and N1.

I'll try the apk that was posted earlier in the thread.

An alternative is also the free version of vlingo in the Samsung App Market. Same app as the $9.99 Market version, and it includes some nifty features such as reading incoming emails and texts out loud while in the car.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] distortedloop:
Thanks for posting the link. It works for me as well with JG5 firmware.

I also note that Paul at MoDaCo includes the voice search as an option in his MCR for SGS. You might be able to extract just the apk somehow from that.

Interesting for me that the Google Voice recognition is far INferior to the vlingo voice recognition accuracy. Both pale in comparison to the Nuance Dragon Dictate app on the iPhone. :(
[HD2 General] rysky007:
I hate messy files and when you go to file explorer of both the phone and the memory card, there are a bunch of folders and files, just like windows does on their reg OS's.

Can some one make a list or post images of what files are necessary for the phone to function and what we can get rid of?

Greatly appreciate it.
[Desire General] stats101:
Is anyone else experiencing this? Surprised how hot my phone got from mild usage earlier today. A search on google seems to imply that it's quite widespread :(
[Desire General] Phil750123:
Only really had issues when using sat nav, used it for an hour , while on with phone plugged in charger, the back was very hot to say the least.
[Desire General] stats101:
The weather is unusually hot today. Maybe that's a factor?
[Desire General] harisled:
heat is an issue i didn't know about before i bought it and it was really sad when i found out.

i suggest you to get a case so that you dont feel it so much :(
[Desire General] dnlgee:
Never personally had any heat issues on mine. Are you using the stock ROM?
[Desire General] stats101:
I am using the stock rom.
[Desire General] VVV850:
Mine gets very hot when charging and using Maps Navigation. Sometimes it even restarts itself even if I'm on a stock ROM when using navigation.
[Desire General] denyo1977:
Same problem here! I was only using the SatNav around 15 minutes yesterday and the phone was pretty warm. Not sure if the warm weather played a part. I wasn't charging the phone at the same time.
[Desire General] MarvinFS:
look here. i've managed to solve overheating issue!

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6977558&postcount=130
[Desire General] stats101:
The overheating isn't even happening when i use any heavy apps. just having it on causes it to emit an uncomfortable temperature. the heat itself is coming out from the bottom part of the phone, just below the battery. is that where the cpu is?
[Desire General] wickedpenguin:
SAme as me, but the phone doesn't get any hotter than my old Iphone 3Gs or my old HTC HD2, GPS always heats the phone up.

They have safety Protocols built in to shut down when they get too hot though, so I would be too worried about it.
[Desire General] jobbie007:
Mine gets very hot. I am using stock Rom and no mods. Mine hits into a reset loop when it gets hot too and I have to remove the battery to let it cool down.
[Desire General] steve228uk:
I've never had an issue with my Desire crazily overheating but every time I pick up my friend's it's boiling. I guess if you're concerned you could give HTC a ring.
[Desire General] stats101:
it's barely a few weeks old. quite depressing sending it off for repair so soon. :(
[Desire General] BlackBirdf:
I had a xperia x1 before, which had a metal battery cover, and still the back got extremely hot, I think record battery temp was about 55°C while using gps in car and charching. Under same conditions never had temp > 40°C with my desire (probably a newer one, allready had latest rom on stock). :p
[Desire General] stats101:
yep. i came from an xperia too... and it also got very hot. was hoping to get away from that with the desire.
[Desire General] dreamwarrioruk:
my old xda used to warm up that bad i had to put it into the aircon stream when driving so it would work again. so i cant complain about the temp of the desire.
[Desire General] BlackBirdf:
What temps do you have when charching and using GPS?

How is the phone mounted, is there some space behinde the phone?

I just want to get sure about your situation... :(
[Desire General] stats101:
The thing is - I'm still using my xperia. I've not put the sim card into the desire yet :S the overheating happens when i just doing very low level activity on it. Not even tried GPS yet.
[Desire General] steve228uk:
Oh that's definitely not right! It actually sounds pretty dangerous to me. If it's going into HTC they'll get it sorted :)
[Desire General] stats101:
orange are sending me a brand new handset. the pain of having to reinstall everything :(
[Desire General] steve228uk:
Dang! At least they didn't bother with a repair though. A new phone is what I wouldn've wanted.
[Desire General] stats101:
What I was told they replace phones without repair if it's within 28 days of purchase. Mine was 1 day off from that, but I still managed to talk them into giving me a new phone (they were initially offering to replace it with a refurbished phone :S).
[Desire General] Xinot:
I have heat issue too with my Desire...

It's only happen when i have my data connection (HSDPA) on.

It will warm up badly with light or heavy usage and battery is going down fast. WiFi is running in N mode, and it's not near as hot with it as it is with 3G/HSDPA.

Is this normal or not? :confused:

It's not warming up like this even if i make my oc'd cpu running like mad.

edit: normal signal strenght -81 -95dBm 10 - 16 asu

Tested other radios too with same result..
[Desire General] BlackBirdf:
Sounds like something prevents it from going into standby, have you tried to kill all apps?
[Desire General] Flaggie:
Wifi running on N, which rom are your running, because i did not know it was possible to have wifi on N mode.
[Desire General] Xinot:
You can look here.
[Desire General] an0therus3r:
I didn't noticed this thread before but from the beginning it felt my desire shouldn't get that hot in normal use.

Today i started to use gmaps navi with car charger (original htc) and suddenly my phone started to acting weird, bluetooth disconnects (unable to connect again), auto sync disabled (unable to activate it again), bad responding on other actions.

So i checked my battery (*#*#4636#*#*) and battery temp was around 49,7 and baterystat was overheating.

Send HTC a RMA request so they could replace mobo, i hope they do :(
[Desire General] sagementor:
Car mode charging

I have a lot of USB charger (AC) at home. Most of them are not fully compatible with my Desire. When plugging it, the phone is at AC charging mode, but slow USB charging mode. I have 1~2 chargers will switch the phone into car mode. When it does, the phone cannot sleep and generates lots of heat...

Some phone say shorting some pin is the usb connector/cable can help to change the charging mode. I just dare not to do it.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Shiny_Lucario:
This is probably a stupid question but I'll ask it anyway. I've noticed my phone draining lately (or maybe it's not, I'm not quite sure what the battery life used to be xD), and I recently overclocked my phone to 1.25 GHz (my profile on SetCPU is ondemand), does overclocking affect the battery that much?

I run Froyo (rooted with wifi fix and the 1.25 GHz kernal)
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] KurtangleTN:
I'm using an ultra low voltage kernal at 1ghz and haven't noticed a difference, if anything it seems like it's better.

I guess it probably largely depends on what kernal.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] cvhovey:
I've been overclocked for 4+ months. The first month before I rooted, I was getting around 16-18 hours on a full charge at the stock 550 speed. After I rooted, a lot depended on the rom (lesser so) and the kernel (more so). I think the best performance I got was on ChevyNo1's SS rom (2.1) with one of his kernels ... 40+ hours overclocked conservatively at 800. My first shot some time back with CyanogenMod got me 3 hours with the early Bekit kernels but the past several versions up through 5.0.8 I was getting about 30 hours clocked at 800 with a jdlfg kernel. Now on Froyo I'm getting close to 30 hours again conservatively at 800-1000 ... which on a 2.2. rom is more like 1200+ since its faster.

So, in short, my battery life has significantly improved while running faster than stock. But no 2 Droids are identical in terms of how a rom and/or kernel perform. With 2.1 roms my Droid seems to like jdlfg's kernels, while on 2.2 the P3droid kernels do good. But that's what I found out via a lot of trial and error, not anyone's post saying "You must try ______'s kernel (or rom) as its da bomb!"
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] PetRiLJoe:
I would like to include that the post above by "cvhovey" provides some valuable information that might interest you and suggest anyone untreated in this thread to read that post.

Using an application like SetCPU you can throttle down the processor speed when the screen is off, this reducing heat and gaining better battery life. This doesn't mean you will get better battery life if you use your phone all day and never turn the screen off. But is totally worth it because u feel like I'm getting awesome battery life, plus an amazingly fast phone because SetCPU will overall me to my personal preference of 1100mhz on demand.

The answer to your actual question depends on how well you set up your phone preferences according to what benefits you the most, and what method of adjusting processor speed. I only mentioned one here, there are mire ways than just an APK.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] cvhovey:
1+ on that. But how one uses SetCPU can also make big differences, such as which governor is selected. SetCPU at 400-1250 with the Performance governor will essentially run at its highest speed all of the time (if I'm correct), whereas with the Conservative governor will ramp up from 400 to 1250 at a slower pace, or at a faster face with Ondemand.

This thread can give you some helpful tips: Battery Saving Techniques - Theories in Test
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Shiny_Lucario:
Alright, thank you for your help ^^
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Fekish:
i used SetCPU and my phone had continuously reboots...

I just had to uninstall it..
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] RipperHoss:
Were you using profiles in any way? A specific ROM? I've had similar a experience with certain ROMs (specifically UltimateDroid).

Best guess is that it just didn't play nice with the modded kernel.