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[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
hello to all

i have cooked with opera 10 and i used the Virtual keyboard from Rhodium s2 i have one problem when i type with virtual keyboard in opera 10 when i click a letter it shows for two second before i try to type the second letter ...i mean the magnifier when we click in a letter in keyboard ...i have this problem only with opera10...

will anyone please help me if u have any solution
[Windows Mobile] miniterror:
i think its cause of the opera you are using

there are different opera 10 builds and there where a few wich hadslow typing problem

if you try a other version it probably will be fixed;)
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
What he said.

The latest version should work, over here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5902175&postcount=1669
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
thank u very much miniterror and seeM_Za
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
i did not able to change the cab to enxternal packages i tried this version	Ninja Duck Opera 10 (BASE-FL-XX-XXX) 1.3.cab..

when i use cab2oem it convert but in converted folder there is nothing...
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
Try using Ninja 4 EXT Opera10.cab.
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
yes it works but when itry to launch from internet tab it gives a error
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
Try using this.
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
thanks bro...but not working still same problem i think there is a problem with exe.file ...but i finally got it work by taken the official version from opera.com and i added the reg entries from the externalpackages...now it works and i dont have the lag problem and it is set to deafult by using the reg entries from ext...

thanks once again
[Desire General] dazzlet:
Can I copy my original rom from my desire before rooting and save it to my pc. I have an unlocked debranded desire at the min but I want to try froyo and wondered if I could backup my ruu incase I want to flash it back, if so how ?

Thanks
[Desire General] cjm1979:
Does it not tell you how to do that in the rooting guide?
[Desire General] dazzlet:
Which rooting guide you referring to mate the one u read told you how to backup the apps but not the original rom
[Desire General] waebi:
before you install a new rom you'll want to flash a custom recovery image anyway, which supports backing up the whole system. Make sure to go through this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=696189 before you do it, or just use unrevoked^3, which does it automatically.
[Desire General] dazzlet:
Where can I find a tut to do it with unrevoked3
[Desire General] Alex-V:
English Guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=709146

German Guide

http://androiddesire.blogspot.com/2010/07/root-bzw-neues-rom-auf-dem-htc-desire.html

Download

http://unrevoked.com/recovery/

with kind regards...Alex
[Desire General] dazzlet:
Thanks.

Is using revoked 3 the easiest way and to make a backup of my original rom
[Desire General] Alex-V:
oh i think yes...but make a copy of the sd card after you backup your rom...if you make a ext3 partition for app2sd your sdcard will be formated

Also you can download a stock rom which will replace all....(tested with my o2 original rom)

with kind regards...Alex
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lars8000:
Anyone know a Navigation program, there have map coverage in Tunisia?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
Im thinking of flashing to XWJM1, but I must confess, given that we thought we knew what the codes meant - ie A = Jan, etc, through to F for June and G for July, why the jump to M?

Does M represent a different kernel or anything?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Subsubl:
This is Android Development Forum.. Dont spam.

So anyway...

The firmware code is split into individual sections:

i9000 - > model designation (GT-i9000).

XX - > region / network carrier designation (XX = open Market).

H - > release year (H = 2008).

H - > release month (H = August).

7 - > version number.

Region / language

BD = Cyprus, Greece

CP = Finland

DB = Vietnam

DC = Thailand

DD = India

DT = Australia

DX = Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Vietnam

DZ = Malaysia, Singapore

JA = South Africa

JC = Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Tunisia

JP = Arabic

JR = Arabic

JV = Algeria, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Morocco, Nigeria, Oman, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,South Africa, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey

MT = Switzerland

XA = Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, United Kingdom

XB = Denmark, Norway, Sweden

XC = Portugal, Spain

XD = Croatia, Czech, Hungary, Slovakia

XE = Bulgaria, Estonia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Ukraine

XF = Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania

XX = Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom

ZC = China, Hong Kong

ZH = Hong Kong

ZT = Taiwan

Network carrier codes:

AE = SFR, France

AI = Tim, Italy

AM = Vodafone

AN = E-Plus, Germany

AO = O2

AS = KPN, Netherland

AU = Mobilkom, Austria

BB = Tmn, Portugal

BF = Optimus, Portugal

BG = Telefonica, Spain

BM = Swisscom, Switzerland

BN = Amena, Spain

BO = T-Mobile, Germany

BU = Vodafone

BV = Orange, Switzerland

BW = O2, United Kingdom

CD = Proximus, Belgium

CG = Telia Mobitel, Sweden

CH = SingTel, Singapore

CK = Tele2 Comviq, Sweden

CT = Tdc, Denmark

CU = One, Austria

CV = Telenor, Norway

DT = Optus, Australia

DV = Telstra, Australia

EF = Celcom, Malaysia

JB = Vodacom, South Africa

MD = Telia Sonera, Finland

MJ = Vodafone, Italy

MM = Tele Ring, Austria

MV = NetCom, Norway

NA = Nrj, France

NB = Tele2 Norway, Norway

NE = H3g Nordic, Sweden

NP = H3g, Italy

SS = Vodafone, Japan

Release years:

D = 2004

E = 2005

F = 2006

G = 2007

H = 2008

Release months:

A = January

B = February

C = March

D = April

E = May

F = June

G = July

H = August

I = September

J = October

K = November

L = December
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
Huh? Don't spam? You only have two posts and you haven't answered my question.

So, XWJM1 - Now take your lookup list and tell me what month "M" is. Tell me what market XW is.

Cheers

Simon
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] shohid1234:
dude I think what hes trying to say is that this is a DEVELOPMENT section. Questions like yours should be asked in the general section.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
Ok, I sort of understand.

But I would just like to make the following comments.

Firstly the original question has still not been answered, and we've had two users on here now posting about how Im spamming without actually answering the question.

Secondly, I thought that a question about firmware, its origins and make up, was better placed in the Development section. Stupid me thinking someone might know something about firmware!

Thirdly, Im surprised that my post - which does at least talk about firmware, was singled out and labelled as spam when I see a bunch of other posts talking about Infinity Scroll, Google Maps and what Backup Software to use.

No doubt, my track record of forums, I'll probably now be shot down in flames for defending myself asking a firmware related question in a development forum.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] damianarnold:
Can't answer the question matey, but the posts above are totally ridiculous, you asked a perfect valid question, which I feel is related to development, especially as all of the 'new' firmwares are based on these releases.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] distortedloop:
+1

I suspect this is the particular forum I would have asked the same question had I thought of it.

The different naming convention of the "latest" firmware seems to have many people concerned about its actual source, as well as the lacking quality of some of the new stuff included, including deodexed.

I've got no opinion or knowledge of the naming or the proper location, but I found the topic tittle interesting enough to read the thread.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkstriker:
Well I can for one tell you what XW means. Its a ROM for western Europe and supports German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portugese, Turkish and possibly Polish.

I am at a loss as to what the M stands for. It doesn't fit into Samsungs naming at all which may indicate some kind of beta or internal test/nightly release. It is, however, running very smoothly for me and the GPS is a lot better.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bajica:
I'm pretty sure that M1 and M2 builds are not from samsung, they are modded versions of latest G5 build
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
Thanks to those who at least tried to give some information.

I've read on Modaco something about this not being odexed in the usual way. The new ROM seems far too geeky for me, and the inclusion of those four images under the Samsung folder are exceptionally grainy and I can't believe Samsung would have included that.

The GPS issue however, Im still not convinced.

JG5 was an interesting thing. GPS did appear more stable, but at the same time, it appeared there was another layer of communication between the GPS and the software - eg MyTracks which seemed to be showing a bit of a buffering effect. It was like the true information wasn't being passed to the app.

In the few days I was testing, I noted that if your accuracy went out, the GPS still knew where you were, but was convinced you had to be 50m away, and would stick to that. It would then try to plot the path between your last known good position to where it thinks you should be before it could start then working to where you are now.

JM2 however is even stranger.

It appears to me that there may be two bits of information passed between the driver and the OS - the accuracy (5m, 10m etc) and the actual satellite numbers and signal strengths.

Booting MyTracks up for the first time, even before I get a lock, MyTracks reports a 5m accuracy from the program I had open before.

When a lock is then established, MyTracks will show more like 30m accuracy and put me 20m away.

Then I'll see things in GPS Test which shows an accuracy of 100ft with 6 satellites for example, but then show me at 16ft accuracy with 3 satellites. It's like something somewhere is always one step behind.

It's like there's some really bad buffering and dampening algorithm in place that just seems not to be working.

Whether this is causing the issues with me only seeing about 5 Satellites outside if Im lucky now, I don't know. I was a lot better on JF3, but the GPS just flaked out all the time. JG5 was stable, but it was reporting a lock when there was no satellites and MyTracks would be all over the place. JM2 isn't playing ball with me at the moment.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
But if M1 and M2 are not Samsung builds, then this would surely throw up a big red wobbly warning about the legitimacy of Samsung-Firmwares.

They claim that their Firmwares are genuine, and from Samsung - perhaps just leaks. But they have links to the M1 and M2 builds. So if those aren't genuine, then how are we so sure that XXJF4+ is genuine?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gshklover:
interesting question

Good question, so if anybody finds an answer, please post it here.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] tra33372:
+1 :) I also wanna know what's the M stand for.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] balenax:
maybe they are just milestones between versions... who knows. they work and make my phone better, so i would kindly suggest you thank for the firmwares and the opportunity to install and test them and make your phone work faster and better and so on. you dont trust or like them, then dont get the fw's they post and wait for sammy to update officially. genuine or not ( even if i am positive about them being straight from samsung), i am sure that's the place where we will download the first froyo betas from :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bajica:
If u check G5 M1 and M2, they all have MODEM_I9000*****.tar file with size of 12.582.912 bytes, why rename same file with different name each time when there is no change :confused: only to make people think there is update, but there is none :mad:

I will stay away from M builds, but thats just my 0.2 HRK :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] distortedloop:
So if I throw up a link to a firmware and say it's a leak from Samsung official developers, but there are oddities about you, you wouldn't at least be CURIOUS as to where it's from and why the naming and some of the internals don't match Samsung official stuff?

Just curious. I'm maintaining my opinion that I don't know the validity of these particular file, but I am also curious why the naming is different. No one's reported problems with the file, so I'm not concerned, but it is different.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ZAnwar:
This is precisely the reason why I've skipped the JM builds entirely. I don't want to take a chance.

Builds are getting leaked faster than betas of Win7.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
I have actually opened these files in UltraEdit and they are different internally. Just the same size.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] shohid1234:
sjdean sorry fi have made you feel singled out and your right there are loads of threads that are more irrelevant to development than yours, however, from my understanding the development section should be about development i.e mods roms only everything else should be in general, however I have been known to be wrongc :cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] h711:
hi..

i am also not sure what is M stands for..but there is some addition of Samsung app ( Task Manager) + new of sweeping glass for unlocking.. i had installed it in and this Task Manager is quite pretty handy and have good bttry management..this is wat i can see until now..
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] r0t3x:
JM firmwares are test firmwares for one operator.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Subsubl:
Ok. Let me rephrase myself. This is an Android DEV forum and not a newbie guide.

You have GOOGLE for this kind of questions.

i9000 - > model designation (SGH-i9000).

XX - > region / network carrier designation (XX = open Market).

H - > release year (H = 2008).

H - > release month (H = August).(M=Test Build/Internal Samsung Test Firmware)

7 - > version number.

Release months:

A = January

B = February

C = March

D = April

E = May

F = June

G = July

H = August

I = September

J = October

K = November

L = December

M = Test Build

P.S. Note that beacause the phone is new and Android dev. is ligthing fast, Test Builds will be better in most cases. Im sorry Samsung but you have some ****ty linux experts in your company.. Radio not perfect, original ROM.. Laggy. And yes, a wierd system of naming firmwares.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Android Newbe:
The "XW" is the language Pack that the Firmware Contains.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Subsubl:
XX = Open market/Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, Slovenia, Croatia....
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jjwa:
Could you provide the link to where you are quoting that from? Because I have seen that list before, but without the information about M. Googling for the M-specific information in your post gives me no result. That makes it look like you are trying to say "go google it" and then you come up with a faked result... Proving no point besides uncertainty.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] INeedYourHelp:
I dont care where it comes from. I trust the firmware website not to post bad firmware. So far, I am most pleased with jm2.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Subsubl:
I am the source.. and the info is from me.

P.S. JM2 is a big step to fixing the GPS problem...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
I would be grateful if you could keep your opinions about me to yourself. I am not a newbie, 6 poster.

As well as being a developer by trade, I've been using phones and flashing them on and off for 10 years. I recently backed up and flashed my Galaxy S without bothering this forum.

My interest is in what "M" represents in terms of the genuine article, and what improvements we see in the GPS driver.

Seeing as you claim to be "the source", then you, presumably, are a developer and have more inside knowledge.

There was a definite change in JG5. It wasn't erratic like JF3 but seemed to do a bit of buffering. Your position could jump 100 metres and the system would try and plot in a path from last known good to where it thinks you should be. More testing with JM2 indicates much better. It seems to retain last known good position and when signal is lost, it seems to plot a path based on heading and speed to give a much better line.

Still disappointed it doesn't lock onto more than 8 satellites and doesn't use anything with an SnR < 20.

If you believe that firmware related questions (and indeed, the question over whether this firmware is a genuine, test, or customised rom) isn't applicable to the forum, then do as the rules state and point me in the right direction politely without making generalisations.

As a following poster says...

Same here, I have seen that list loads of times, and I've just Googled it just in case I have missed something. Still, I have never seen a reference to M being a test build. I know that's what is suspected, but I've never seen this confirmed anywhere else. If the info is from you directly, then how can we Google it?

Quite why it's a test build and not the genuine article, Im not sure. Has the sourcce dried up?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Subsubl:
Ok. Again. ''M'' letter is a official test built that has leaked.. Not an OTA update, and the letter ''M'' according to my source which is not Google, is for an internal unconfirmed firmware that needs testing. And the easy way for a company to do this is with a ''leak''

There is no official release notes with the original file...

They have fixed the lag problem and the ext4 kernel mod is not needed for normal use.

GPS is better, yes drivers are still NOT good.

Internet browser now has a brightness switch.

Voice on GSM is much better with the latest radio JG6.

Battery life...etc.

So if you dont like the improvements... Dont flash..

Peace

Subsubl
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
As far as I know, none of the firmware that has been released has been OTA, through Kies or anything else. The only location is a some place called "Samsung Firmwares" which claim the firmware is genuine.

In the UK we have been waiting for Samsung to release XXJF6 which someone at Samsung according to Clove.co.uk had promised two weeks ago. That hasn't happened.

I must be being really rather stupid here, but you earlier said that you were the source, but now you say that knowledge of the letter "M" firmware comes from another source which you're not divulging who that is. You're within your rights not to disclose of course because it could be an internal Samsung source.

If you do have a Samsung source, or perhaps know the developer of this firmware, I'd offer the following bugs.

The battery status in the message notification area does not tie up to what is seen under "About Phone". I get 41% in the latter, and something which looks like 75% in the latter. The phone still won't lock onto satellites with an SnR <20, and it still won't lock onto more than eight satellites.

I would be inclined to think that the time Samsung have had to deal with this issue, that it must be hardware related.

Certainly the fixes seen IMHO don't actually appear to fix the underlying issue, they only seem to dampen out the issue and make the best of a bad situation.

It's just about usable for walking using MyTracks, but no cigar while out driving. I've see cut corners and back tracking at times.

Who said I don't like improvements? I just need something to nail the GPS!

Cya

Simon
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
Yes, but where is the M? :confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Subsubl:
Amm... Android dev. is fast and they need additional letters for testing cuzz the number will get over 10.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sjdean:
That makes no sense ... in XXJM2 - M represents the month... Jan to Dec, 1 to 12, A to L...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Tyxerakias:
After the official KIES release of JM1 from Samsung, all of the above goes to show how much BS can circulate in a forum and that you shouldn't believe anything anyone says unofficially, no matter how 'authoritative' their writing tone is, they can still lie.

"Internal unconfirmed firmware that needs testing", yeah right :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rdy2go:
My unbranded device come with jm2 installed so why fake? It was original firmware of my device.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] miki4242:
Adding my log to the fire, which is burning quite brightly already.

More and more it irks me when people talk about the_official_unbranded_generic_whatever firmware when they-ve picked something up from samsung-firmwares.com .

As much as I admire the great work the people at SF are doing, bringing us many different versions and flavours, I've yet to find a single verifiably unbranded firmware, not linked to a specific operator. I'm beginning to doubt whether such a thing even exists.

Besides the problem with identifying exactly what the last 3 characters mean, , the naming convention many people use to describe these firmwares is WAY too imprecise.

Take for example the file named: I9000XXJF3.tar

Generic unbranded JF3? Nope, the code part is tagged REV03_LOW (why?), and it is to be branded by either Orange or Swiss Telecom, since it contains no fewer than 2 CSC files.

Anyone who knows a little about packet sniffing can attest that Samsung uses at least 4 (four), arguably even 6, pieces of information in the process of identifying a suitable firmware version for upgrades.

The pieces of info are:

- The device model, e.g.: I9000

- the intended market, e.g.: XX

- The PDA part (bootcode, settings and such), e.g.: JF3

- The Phone part (the radio), e.g.: JF3

- The Android part (main Android install obviously), e.g.: JF3

and, very important:

- the CSC (Customer/Carrier Support Code, I guess) part, e.g.: OXA

Don't expect everything to just work if you lump any 3 of these together at random just because all the others happen to match one or more of those 3. There are numerous examples where they differ. Again, the CSC part is VERY important, especially regarding possible Kies upgrade paths, network settings, included bonus apps, enabled/disabled/crippled features etcetera.

I'm even thinking of starting a seperate topic in hope of bringing some method to this madness.
[Touch2 General] CRISTIANORONALDINHO:
Hello everyone, I read a news that Nokia acquired Symbian and has published the source code. Now I ask, you can install Symbian on HTC Touch2? Or is there any rom graphically reproduces symbian? Thank you.
[Touch2 General] Frank C:
Symbian is a complete different operating system ;)......suggest you have a look in the Rom section if you find something you like.....:)
[EVO 4G Accessories] lundwall:
I'm working on an idea for a motorcycle mount for my EVO. I have a RAM mount with the AMPS bolt pattern but what I need is a metal snap on case if there is such a thing. I'm going to have to drill it and I don't think a plastic case will hold up over time. There may even be a problem with the fitment as I'll need to use very thin screw heads and washers. Any metal or THICK plastic snap on cases out there?

I realize this will probably hurt my signal strength but it will be plugged into the charger the entire time. Will it screw up NAV (GPS) and the compass though?

And of course it has to be secure (won't pop out as I go over a rail road track) but fairly easy for me to get the phone out when we stop to eat or something. (I know - picky, picky). Being as safety conscience as I am I'll probably put a thick rubber band around one end while I'm riding anyway :)

Thanks.

Steve
[EVO 4G Accessories] skittlesV1:
metal*****
[EVO 4G Accessories] kennyc1:
5 seconds on Google and I found this.

http://www.pdair.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=10100000_900000_11000989
[EVO 4G Accessories] echoside:
I think it would get really hot and uncomfortable to hold. I could be wrong though
[EVO 4G Accessories] thegame3202:
Seems like a bad idea... wait for a ram for it or see if you can request one...