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[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bodybuilder27:
Would a 8gb class 6 sdhc card be ok to use in the HD2?

or has the phone not got the capabilities to deal with a class 6 card etc?

my current standard 2gb is to small and i take a LOT of pics and vids.....quality of pics and vids still be reasonable with a class 6 8gb?

any help, much appreciated

cheers

Matt
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koopiskeva:
Yes, the HD2 can use 8GB Clas 6 cards. I use one on mine.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bodybuilder27:
thanks for fast resonce - much appreciated.

Matt
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pekolo:
Of course.

Transcend 8GB Class 6

works fine to my Leo.No problem at all.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BerndSch:
I managed to find the right APN settings to connect to the network:

Name: bob.data

APN: bob.at

Proxy: <Not set>

Port: <Not set>

Username: data@bob.at

Password: ppp

Server: http://start.bob.at

MMSC: <Not set>

MMS proxy: <Not set>

MMS port: <Not set>

MMS protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 232

MNC: 11

Authentication type: PAP

APN type: default
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shayne the kid:
i have the same problem. tried several apn apps, but nothing works. help!!!
[Desire General] chemaleon:
Hi all,

I'm currently using DeFrost 2.4d (thanks Richard), but I dont think it is because of the ROM that this is happening. Every time I flash a new ROM the clockwordmod recovery seems to disappear. I've noticed this from within ROM Manager. I have to reflash the recovery everytime. Now this isnt an urgent problem since I can reflash it through rom manager each time, I'm just concerned about if something goes wrong and im unable to boot into a real recovery to fix it, as in not the ! recovery.

Thanks
[Desire General] :
Install ClockworkMod Recovery using unrEVOked so it stays there forever, well until you flash an official RUU. It seems like your formatting your sd card everytime you flash a ROM so update.zip disappears from sd card :).
[Desire General] chemaleon:
Hmm, no, I'm definitely not doing that. I have things stored on my SD Card, and they dont get deleted. Im not sure whether clockworkmod itself is going, or whether ROM manager is just reporting it as such. Any way to check?
[Desire General] shawe_ewahs:
This feature occurs because the file is copied to /cache/update.zip for a fast boot, when you flash a new row, cache is wiped and this file deleted.

I think that this is the "error" you have.
[Desire General] chemaleon:
Oh. So, what are the implications of this, should this be happening, does this happen to everyone? Is the clockworkmod always there? And on a side note, how do i get to clockworkmod from the ! screen?
[Desire General] Marreboy:
Clockworkmod is the update.zip that you have in the root of you SD card. Use Astro or similar filemanager to view the content of your SD card after you flash a new rom. If the update.zip is still there then you have clockworkmod..

You get to the clockwork mod from the ! screen by pressing Volume + and Power button. Then selecting install update.zip
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Biges:
Hi!

Is it possible to use the zoom bar for manually adjusting the display brightness?

(I tried searching, no success.)

Thanks :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] undefined:
Most likely not right now, unless you are really good friends with a dev and they want to make the app for you, sorry.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Biges:
Bad luck :( And there are not many keys which could be used for such useful function :)
[Legend General] Tommebaas:
Hi everyone, i would like to know if someone could make a processor faker.

Do you wanna know why? So all htc legend users can have adobe flash!

Thoughts?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Antoo1984:
hello everybody, I know if there are any. cab allow for all 3 keyboards hd2 black?

if there is not, which files of windows mobile I have to change to create them?

sorry for my bad bad english
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] mallie:
Look for DINIK Anastasia Keyboard its not black but looks better..

Or Fingerkeyboard 2.1 that lets you change to a variety of colours including black
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] p107r0:
look for following files in the Windows folder:

LNum_Bg.png
LNum_Bg_Inv.png
LQSym_Bg.png
LQSym_Bg_Inv.png
LQ_Bg.png
LQ_Bg_Inv.png
LTel_Bg.png
LTel_Bg_Inv.png
P12Sym_Bg.png
P12Sym_Bg_Inv.png
P12_Bg.png
P12_Bg_Inv.png
P20_Bg.png
P20_Bg_Inv.png
PNum_Bg.png
PNum_Bg_Inv.png
PQSym_Bg.png
PQSym_Bg_Inv.png
PQ_Bg.png
PQ_Bg_Inv.pn
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Antoo1984:
THANKS!!! now I see what I can do
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] bobzero:
Antoo did you ever make the all black keyboard? If so can you please share it, I am looking for this. Thank you.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] joffen12:
I used the apps flash update for plainjains rom to remove stock stuff but still leaves it in the installed programs list so when I click on it will fc on me so how do I remove then from the programs list
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] joffen12:
found it thanks

:DI have found the right file to edit to remove them from the installed list:D
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] mflane:
Will you share what you did, or is it a big secret? :)
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] joffen12:
you need to edit the packages.xml in the /data/system folder i think it was if you need help let me know
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] mixedlemon:
wouldn't it be easier to just cd to /system/app or /data/app and remove them with "rm -r" in adb :confused:

I've never had any problems with leftover icons after removing them that way.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] joffen12:
the issue is not left over icons its when you go to see your installed apps when you go to settings, appications it will still show it there and when you click on it makes it fc
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] mixedlemon:
Oh, I see. I misread the post
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nilmunny:
Hi,

I need to get my hero back to stock everything so i can send it back for repair. The only thing is its the usb connection that does not work so i can't use the RUU.

Does anyone have the update packages for the stock roms, loaders, radio, recorvery and whatever else i need to get it back to factory settings.

I was thinking if i can have the updates, copy them to SD card and then update them will that work??? Hangon just had a thought, i need to recovery image to load roms in the first place so how can i restore this without my usb connection..

Hmmm, a challange for someone perhaps?

Any help is greatly appreciated!!

Thanks.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jimbob0i0:
Hmm shouldn't this be in general really?

Well assuming you can home+power to start and get to a recovery image with a stock ROM from the stickies you should be able to flash with that....
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nilmunny:
help

anyone have any advice on this?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] btdag:
DO you have a working recovery image?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nilmunny:
yes!

Yes i do, but its not the original recovery image. Will they check this when i send it for repair?
[Vibrant General] flexnix:
So I ran into a minor issue with the Vibrant so I need to return it to get another one from T-Mobile.

When I goto Settings > Accounts and sync I have Background data and Auto-sync checked off. I want to make sure that the auto-sync will know all my recently installed apps. How do I force auto-sync?
[Vibrant General] defconoi:
I have an ubuntu box at home setup with 2 wifi cards, one is sharing the internet connection on an adhoc wep connection, what can I do so the vibrant detects the adhoc network? I was able to detect it with my G1 and connect.

Thanks in advance for the help
[Vibrant General] eortizr:
no body?............
[Vibrant General] kamelo667:
ad-hoc wireless networks

I am not the other of this info but it can help :

Samsung Galaxy S without doubt is a gem of a phone with all round capability be it for business or for gaming needs. The only problem I encountered with the phone was it lacked the feature to connect to ad-hoc wireless networks. The two scenario where I it baffled me was :

1. I was not able to share the laptop internet connection with my Samsung Galaxy S over the wifi ad-hoc network.

2. It also restrained me from playing multiplayer Gameloft games with my friend over wifi.

Now here is a fix to connect your Samsung to ad-hoc wifi network.

Note: You must root your phone before proceeding any further. If you have not yet rooted your phone here is a easiest one click rooting method.

Create an ad-hoc wifi network on your laptop (WEP).

Download a small file wpa_supplicant for your Samsung Galaxy s and remove the .txt extension such that the file will have a blank extension.

Download and install Root Explorer on your phone and grant it root super user privileges.

Transfer the wpa_supplicant file to your phone SD card.

Now copy wpa_supplicant file to /system/bin folder using Root Explorer installed earlier (don’t forgot to backup your original wpa_supplicant file).

That’s all, now you can connect your Samsung Galaxy S to ad-hoc network and share your laptop’s internet connection or play multiplayer game over wifi.
[Vibrant General] ohmyggg:
Sooo, since I was unhappy about my loose & noisy volume key, I tried opening the device to see if the volume key could be modded and discovered that after I had removed the screws on the back panel and pried the back casing apart from the screen/bezel, I had caused a small round plastic knob-shaped piece to snap off. The knob (simply looks like a ~5mm circle when you remove the battery cover) is located directly to the right of the SIM card and to the left of a screw. It is also directly above the upper right-hand corner of the battery.

Underneath this knob was a tiny round copper piece from the main board. After failing to come up with a solution for the volume key, I snapped everything back on, screwed it back together and was able to jam the round knob back into place.

Is this a trigger for TMobile to know that the device has been opened? This might be a silly question, but does opening the device void the warranty? I mean, computer HDDs, for example, usually have seals over screws accompanied by warnings that you'll void the warranty if the seal is broken, but the phone had no such seals or warnings (except for the piece that snapped off).

Note, the phone works perfectly after getting it back together and there are almost no signs of tampering.

Any experience opening up the device? Does that knob serve a purpose? What was the round copper piece underneath the knob? Did I void my warranty? Can anyone fix the annoying loose volume key??

Thanks,

Rookie modder (now going into retirement).
[Vibrant General] rlxurmnd:
well i am no expert and this is my first post here on XDA, but i think you did void your warranty, but let me ask one question, if your phone was under warranty and you have a loose volume key why not just take it back and get a replacement instead of opening the phone and trying to fix it yourself?
[Vibrant General] ohmyggg:
Good question. I opened it up because I was feeling ambitious/curious/impatient.

Hmm, I'd post a pic of the location of the knob, but I'm restricted because I'm a new poster.
[Vibrant General] srqt:
in my experience opening up a phone will always void the warranty.
[Vibrant General] speoples20:
Normally opening the phone voids the warranty. But as long as there wasn't any noticable damage your should be okay
[Vibrant General] romanonly:
Pretty sure the little round knob is just a cover for the copper piece which is probably related to some kind of external antenna connection.

Opening the phone DOES void your warranty, but only if Tmo or Samsung catches it. Usually there's some kind of tell tale sign, like a sticker covering a screw, but I don't see one. That doesn't mean there isn't one, so you may have triggered it unknowingly.
[Vibrant General] ohmyggg:
Hmm, if I go into a store and they don't notice it, and do an exchange for me, do they send the phone back to corporate to be later inspected? If something is caught then, will they take action?
[Vibrant General] F7aEbIj0:
My guess is that if the staff at the store doesn't catch it, they will be hard pressed to prove that your phone was damaged by your opening of the case. If they do send it in, you can argue that the "chain of custody" has been broken and that the phone was not in your possession when any damage may have occurred. On the other hand, if they get motivated enough they could tack the new phone fee onto your bill after they find out and then disconnect you if you don't pay. This all depends on which state/country you live in, of course, as state warranty laws supersede any provisions T-Mobile may have.
[Vibrant General] XfooYen:
Return the phone before the grace period ends and you should be alright. Don't wait. Return it.
[Vibrant General] ohmyggg:
Returned in-store. Worked out awesome. New button is much better!
[Vibrant General] defconoi:
found a quick ez fix for it, you put a piece of thick paper at the inside part of the volume key, fold it inward and put on the cover
[Vibrant General] ohmyggg:
Interesting. Do you lose the "clickiness" on the volume rocker with the paper there?
[Vibrant General] lemarg:
Return it, mine was loose so I swapped it. No problems with new phone.
[Vibrant General] defconoi:
nope, it works normally
[Vibrant General] tissimo:
What exactly do you mean loose volume keys? Mine make a little noise when I shake the phone.

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant General] ohmyggg:
Yup, that's what I meant. Mine made noise if I shook the phone and when I touched the buttons for any reason (purposely or accidentally). When the phone vibrated, it made the most annoying and cheap sound. My new unit doesn't have any of those issues.
[Vibrant General] larryccf:
what romanonly said - that plastic knob is actually rubber and i pulled mine apart as well - you didn't break it off, it fell out, same as mine, when you lifted the black plastic chassis cover

when i put the black chassis cover back on and had screwed it in place, i then just pushed that rubber cover back into the hole - it is a cover for that antenna socket under

someone identified that socket as a "MMCX" socket which he claimed was a GPS common antenna socket - if true, maybe sammy has intentions of offering an optional GPS antenna

when i pulled mine apart, i didn't see any seals that would give evidence of phone having been dis-assembled, and given the fact a number of folks have already reported Tmo accepting their phones after having been rooted, they're probably not looking at them closely - just sending them back to samsung
[Vibrant General] ohmyggg:
Awesome! Thanks for your input, Larry. They haven't bothered me about it yet, so I think you're right; they probably aren't looking that closely anyway.
[Nexus One Android Development] d750:
Allows to mount a samba (windows) share, so you can e.g. play avi movies over wi-fi directly from a remote shared folder using e.g. RockPlayer.

Unlike the samba support in the ES Explorer, no downloading to a temp file on the SD card takes place and there's no waiting for the download to finish before the playback begins. When using this kernel module, from the applications' point of view, there's no difference between the network files and the local files on the SD card.

Usage:

mount -t cifs //<ip>/<share> /<mount point> -o username=<user>,password=<password>

Example: tested on CyanogenMod-6

insmod /system/lib/modules/2.6.34-cyanogenmod/kernel/fs/cifs/cifs.ko
busybox mount -t cifs //192.168.1.3/avi /sdcard/samba -o username=guest

Example: tested on CyanogenMod-6 with wildmonks kernel

insmod /system/lib/modules/2.6.35/kernel/fs/cifs/cifs.ko
busybox mount -t cifs //192.168.1.3/avi /sdcard/samba -o username=guest

then watch some movies... and later unmount it to save the battery:

busybox umount /sdcard/samba

I recommend to use the GScript application for the mount and umount scripts, then you can put them as GScript shortcuts somewhere on your screen...

For multi-language support use wildmonks latest kernel kernels dated 072410 that has unicode support.

(Recommend using this one for first time users 2.6.35-rc6_AVS-925mV_CFS_1113Mhz_072410.zip)

Example:

insmod /system/lib/modules/2.6.35/kernel/fs/cifs/cifs.ko
busybox mount -t cifs //192.168.1.3/avi /sdcard/samba -o username=guest,iocharset=utf8

I tested this and I can see the Cyrillic alphabet just fine.
[Nexus One Android Development] Arcarsenal:
Very cool! So in theory, I should be able to mount my music shares on my network and stream those while at home? Since we're talking about the kernel, perhaps the default music player might work?
[Nexus One Android Development] d750:
There's no difference between the network files and the local files on the SD card.
[Nexus One Android Development] Arcarsenal:
Well, right, when you posted that that's what got me thinking about the music. So... I'm right? Well, I will try it later on tonight.
[Nexus One Android Development] J.L.C.:
Does this have to be built into the kernel?
[Nexus One Android Development] d750:
Set the path to an existing file cifs.ko. Just search the system using the Root Explorer (File Manager)
[Nexus One Android Development] yuripave:
How do I show unicode filenames when mount?

I tried -o iocharset=utf8, but it requires nls_utf8.ko, which I don't know where can I get this library
[Nexus One Android Development] TuRDMaN:
Amazing! Works great on my Nexus One
[Nexus One Android Development] wildmonks:
This is a pretty nice and simple method to get media access over the network. Thanks for sharing this great tip! :D

@J.L.C.

Most if not all kernels have this either built in or compiled as a module.
[Nexus One Android Development] Simpson84:
Works great! Thx a lot! But how can I add russian language support? I meen when I mount source folder, the folders in russian shown with ??????? and I can`t enter to them.
[Nexus One Android Development] stshannon:
I just wanted to say, i was referred to this thread from another topic i posted, basically inquiring about an app, that would do exactly this.

I already had shared folders setup on my computer (and know how to see what they are REALLY called, how samba sees them) for streaming to my Wii, so with the instructions above, this was REALLY easy.

My setup is in my sig, and i basically just copy/pasted the first example (substituting my ISP and shared directory name), and it worked, without flaw...

I would like to simply say, Thank you.
[Nexus One Android Development] bengrulz:
would love to see this as an actual app with a gui! any takers?
[Nexus One Android Development] FrAsErTaG:
Thanks heaps man

I initially had tried getting this to work with my phone after the release of Rock Player, I was trying to run cifs.ko directly without the pathname and eventually gave up and placebo streamed via ftp (dumping file to sdcard while playing it)

Thanks again!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] Aquila:
Wow! I've been looking for this feature for a last week.

Is there any chance to get it working on stock FRF91?

When I try it gives me "no such device" stderr
[Nexus One Android Development] AllanJacques:
Same happens here...

And that would be afeature I would love to have working...
[Nexus One Android Development] dimon1983:
subscribe to the issue of displaying Cyrillic :(

how fix it?

sorry for my English
[Nexus One Android Development] Aquila:
I've just upgraded to the recent Cyanogen 6.0-RC2 and it works like a charm.

I am using the second command (just set up a proper path to cifs.ko).

Amazing ! Thanks a lot ! Just lots of thanks :) Great !
[Nexus One Android Development] Aquila:
I afraid the only fix is to rename your folders and files to be using Latin characters.
[Nexus One Android Development] Aquila:
Update: it works but unmount is not found.

applet not found

please help to unmount this all :)
[Nexus One Android Development] AllanJacques:
please help me making it work at all...

My notebook is on the same wireless network than my N1, my second hd is named Swap, I want to share the whole hd with N1 and when doing this:

insmod /system/lib/modules/2.6.34-cyanogenmod/kernel/fs/cifs/cifs.ko

busybox mount -t cifs //192.168.2.3/swap /sdcard/samba -o

username=myusername,password=mypassword

it doesnt work, and using guest as username gives me no device found!

Please, help me?
[Nexus One Android Development] wildmonks:
You can have multi-language support if you my kernels dated 072410 that has unicode support.

(Recommend using this one for first time users 2.6.35-rc6_AVS-925mV_CFS_1113Mhz_072410.zip)

After you flash my kernel, you have to add "iocharset=utf8" to your command.

Example:

busybox mount -t cifs //192.168.1.3/avi /sdcard/samba -o username=guest,iocharset=utf8

I tested this and I can see the Cyrillic alphabet just fine.
[Nexus One Android Development] Aquila:
Doh, I can't believe my eyes. How could I read umount as unmount??

OK, now it works great.

Thanks to everybody :)
[Nexus One Android Development] stshannon:
All these instructions are based off the assumption you are running Windows 7. If you run an older version of windows, the process is in theory the same, but the method to get there may be slightly different.

First, make sure the IP of your Notebook really is 192.168.2.3. You need to know the IP that your notebook is to make sure you are accessing it right.

Now make sure your drive is shared. If it is not, go to "Computer", right click your drive you wanted to share. Click Properties, then the Sharing Tab. Then click on the "Advanced Sharing" button. Click the "Share this folder" check box. Now click on the "Permissions" button, then click the check box under the ALLOW column, for "Full Control". Okay out those windows, and you should now have a Shared drive.

Then use Administrative Tools (use search in the start menu) and open up "Computer Management". In that window, click on "Shared Folders" on the left hand menu pane. In the main large window pane, double click "Shares"

This will then list all of your "Shared" folders/Drives. In the list, under the Folder Path column, find the drive that you just shared (or want to share), and notice whats in the "Share Name" column. It may be the same thing, but often times it is not. THIS (Share Name) is what samba sees.

IF your IP is 192.168.2.3, AND your "SHARE NAME" of the drive you want to share is "swap" then your command line would be correct.

It is quite likely tho, that your share name is not "swap" (even tho you named your drive that), and that is is like named "C" or "D" or something. If it was lets say "D", then you would want "192.168.2.3/D".

ALSO, i did have to go and physically make the "samba" directory on my SD card PRIOR to it working. I'm not sure if this is something that i screwed up and had to do, or if this is just how it has to be done, so also check that you ALREADY have a samba directory in your SD Root.

ALSO, i believe everything, command line, drive names, shared names, etc, are CASE SENSITIVE, so double check that was well.

I'm not an IT manager, or a coder etc, i dabble at home, so i HOPE this helps. If not maybe someone else can jump in and give some better advice.
[Nexus One Android Development] stshannon:
@d750, Maybe you should edit your thread Title slightly, i think if you added in DivX streaming over wifi (or some such thing) you'd get more interest in the thread.

Layman's like myself don't recognize Samba mount, or cifs kernel, and how it relates to Streaming.

Just think you'd get more interest in the thread, and I'm sure there are a lot of people who would be interested in this method, but don't realize its here.