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[EVO 4G Accessories] Soupskin:
Mine overheats in my tank bag while on the charger. I imagine a metal case would do the same.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RayEarth:
Hi there,

I was wondering if anyone could port the circle battery for HTC Desire to i9000? I tried to use the update.zip file but the phone would not run it. The current battery indicator on the status bar does not show a percentage (%) number and a widget just for the battery is a bit wasteful...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=679937
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hihihehe:
i prefer a battery bar with percentage inside
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raspdeep:
now, i can get the circle battery with % at 100, 80, 60, 40, 20, 0 but in between doesnt work
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dakine:
Not really what you asked but extended controls can also make a battery meter with % in it's widget. If you already use a bar type widget for various functions anyway then it's an easy way to add the function without taking up a lot of space.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] mwest316:
Has anyone found any type of circular battery that will work with DROID DOES ROM? I know its based off of Cynogen 5.08..just wondering..I think that would be awesome on top of the look and feel of that rom..

Thanks
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] droidkevlar:
Any MM with a circle battery should work. Just delete all the other files except the battery ones from the zip, apply the MM and BAM! You got your circle battery. Enjoy.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] joffen12:
or you could just exit the files in framework-res.apk
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] indie12:
I bought a new micro SD card to go to 16gb from 4gb... my phone is rooted with modaco desire rom installed, i merged all the files on my 4gb to the 16gb and then tried using it but it just goes to the first boot screen (the X) not to the one where all the lines fly in.. then i tried installing the rom again with that card in but still same prob =[ any ideas?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] shiyou:
as some of u know, the new GOT openrecovery lets u enable the JIT compiler

the JIT compiler comes from the froyo update and gives u performance boost, altough no near as good as the froyo itself

my question is, is there any1 that tried it? is it very stable?

i dont like to get hardware problems because of the JIT
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] beju69:
Just try it.

JIT is stable, i'm using it with 2.38 by HTCDevil...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Soul_Est:
I've tried it as well but on 3.11 (TELUS) and it works splendidly. Also definite improvement. Just make sure that you do a nandroid backup first before installing the JIT.compiler.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] shiyou:
is the performance boost very noticeble?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] beju69:
yes. On stock 2.36, @550 MHz you may achieve almost 9,5 MFLOPS (instead only ~5)

Max tweaked roms @1200 MHz may reach above 15 MFLOPS.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] shiyou:
what benchmark or any other app did u use for that? and how do i uninstall the JIT compiler again?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Soul_Est:
We used LinPack for Android for benchmarking and G.O.T. OpenRecovery to install and remove JIT.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] shiyou:
i just installed it but i never get near +9 mflops

my highest is only 6,9? i use stock 2.1 with SHOLS 2.36

and i used quadrant standard and my fps did not change at all from b4

PS : i dont see any option to uninstall it in the GOT openrecovery, i only see the option to install it
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] shiyou:
double post
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] harunjo:
i got random reboot here after using froyo jit..

i am using froyo jit from fast & light rom thread

the performance is great with froyo JIT but i dont know why that jit not stable on my milestone.

i am looking for stable jit..anybody here can give me a direction to stable jit?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Soul_Est:
G.O.T.'S OpenRecovery ( http://groupoften.wordpress.com) has it. That's what I'm using and it works very well.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] rollbread:
Do I need to be root in order to use the JIT compiler?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] harunjo:
thanks for your info

tried it before but had random reboot like froyo jit
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] shiyou:
get ur own topic! u guys are stealing mine
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] DummyPLUG:
did you clear the cache after enable jit?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] DAGr8:
maybe something less polite woudl work like GTFO .

:eek:
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] hkustvampire:
Damn stable and much a bit smoothier but of course not comparable to 2.2 natively. worth a try
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] naresh9876:
Im using jit version 7 got it from frozen eclair rom. Just need to replace the files from there with the GOT ones. Got the directions from the eclairmodv3a
[Android Themes] Knobibrot:
Tell me what you think :)

Download here

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[Android Themes] Soul_Est:
All of your wallpaper packs are amazing! Bewitching without putting you under a spell. Bravo!
[Android Themes] just2good4u3434:
Yup I love all your wallpapers
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lynxboy:
Let's be honest, while Enom's 2.1 version of the Official Nexus ROM had a loyal userbase, Cyanogenmod was FAR more popular. Whether this reflected the quality and functionality of either ROM is a matter of opinion. I believe both ROMs were equally capable, yet the frequency of Cyanogenmod updates appealed to the ROM flashing junkie, of which there are many on this forum. Not discounting the updates, I believe most users would see little difference in each incremental ROM apart from any major bugfixes, some of which were inadvertently caused by the updates themselves. Regardless, Cyanogenmod was the first port of call for many noob ROM flashers on the N1 Android Development forum, many of whom wouldn't even consider trying Enom's ROM.

Roll on Froyo....

Let's be honest, Froyo development has been slower than we expected. Many users, myself included, came in to the Nexus scene a couple of months after release and therefore a couple of months after development had started. This led to there being a multitude of ROMs available to flash and frequent updates to appease the junkies. Don't get me wrong, there are numerous Froyo packages available to flash but they have been mainly based of MCR ROMs (Thanks Paul!!) based on the official Froyo image i.e. not AOSP. Many of the Cyanogenmod faithful have gravitated towards bundles such as Rodriguez, K-o-R and LeoFroyo. The Cyanogenmod team finally released their CM6 RC1 a fortnight ago and while packing some awesome features, has also included the bugs you would expect in a 'release candidate' version. Then Enom drops his Froyo version of the Official Nexus; which while slightly buggy on its first release has been updated twice (fixing the bugs) while CM, excluding the nightly builds, has remained at RC1.

Now as a user who checks the forum daily, I've never seen Enom's thread so active! Including Trackball Alert features before Lil Hermit updated his app (which you must donate to have the same functionality) and including a pre-themed version (Bundles anyone?) seems to have attracted many users who never caught sight of the 2.1 ROM thread. I've seen numerous comments where people are talking of being 'converted' from CM and basically showing love for what was always an awesome ROM.

A long winded post as always, but my questions are as follows:

Will Enom's TheOfficialNexus now become the most popular ROM in the N1 section?

Or will everyone migrate as soon as CM6 Final is released?

Were you a CM user who has now been 'converted'?

Discuss!

As always..... Regards.....
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Interesting thread. I'm a believer in joint efforts, so I won't drift into the competition area, but I'll offer my point of view.

On Eclair, the base system was left lacking A LOT of what it could deliver, from partial RAM usage through being locked to ROM for app storage to bad power efficiency to trackball colors etc. Cyanogen's builds delivered all that in a good package. I never thought of trying another ROM.

On Froyo, the base system is MUCH better, and many more find it better than custom ROMs than it was with Eclair. I don't remember seeing "Ok, all I want is a stock rooted Froyo, how do I do it" threads, which were present in some quantity lately - and it might be an indication of just how good stock Froyo is. Most of the modifications are cosmetic, like in the packages based off FRF91, which are most current ROMs.

But for some, the base Froyo still lacks things - for me it was the modified MMS app (I don't like Handcent, tried it, stock is better IMO), which I could just push, and browser mods - having the ability to change UA without entering "about:debug", which I had to do myself if I wanted it, since nobody else did. I'm disappointed in Froyo's Apps2SD method, So I wanted something else - and no ROM offers integration of other Apps2SD capability in Froyo's framework until now, only the symlinks method. So I wanted mostly base Froyo, but with modifications - and that's exactly what brought me to Enomther's ROM. It is a great ROM with some small bugs that I can live with and all the features I wanted, so I ended up using it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lostinbeta:
I'm currently running CM6 RC1, I absolutely love it. I've also ran MCRs Froyo, and I like CM better, I've been debating on trying out Enoms. I've seen many a good comment about his 2.1 ROMs, but I wasn't rooted then. I'm going to give it some time to get a good feel for the ROMs and see if I find any unexpected bugs... eventually I'm going to try out Enoms ROM and see which I like out of all 3 (of the major players at least). It's not a matter of how much a developer updates, but how the ROM functions as a whole and what the bugs are. I think it's great we have such great devs for the Nexus and for Android in general. It appears for the Android community believes in quality over quantity.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yayramen:
I ran CM 5.0.8

It was okay.

Enter Froyo.

CM wasn't available, so I ran asimrom (based off of MCR)

when cm6 came out, I flashed it.

Hated it, went back to asimrom.

Right now, I am in a testing phase of enom's ROM

(I have literally had it for 12 hours, and for 8 of those I was sleeping)

and so far, i must say it is better than CM.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flappjaxxx:
I have been running theofficial nexus rom since this morning and I have to say i am hooked. I just came from mcr r21. Tried cm6 but was too beta quality for my tastes. Just lacked some features I was used to having from a finished rom. Up until mcr r21 I was using cm5 roms. I have always enjoyed cm roms and may go back once cm6 is released but I am truly enjoying enom's rom right now. It has pretty much the same features I liked in cm5 but froyo'd and it is fast. I like vanilla roms personally, you can keep Sense.

Enom's is an awesome rom. Is it a game changer? It surely could be. I would suggest people try it. I like it as much or more than any other rom I have tried and I have tried many on a few different devices.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MicroMod777:
I like Enom's ROM because you don't need to buy Trackball Alert Pro to use it.

It basically has all of the Trackball Alert Pro features for free in his SpareParts! You can't beat that! :)
[Touch HD General] ronnyy:
Hi,

I have quite a strange problem with my HTC Touch HD.

I have isntalled two years ago the Tom Tom 7 (7.450.9028) and everything is fine. But once a month, for example today the GPS signal cannot be found.

I drove for around 30 min, and after 15 min, it appeared that it found the signal, but positioned me in Great Britain, but I'm living and I was driving in Belgium. On my way back the same story: so signal for 15 min min, and then somewhere in the contry side in Britain. I restarted(soft reset) the device 3-4 times, and it still didn't work.

It is very strange because this hapens rarely. Two weeks ago I drove through a torential rain and it had a good signal.

I have disabled the A-GPS 2 years ago(via the Advancedconfig app) because it was losing the signal and geting it back every 1,5 min. Afterwards it worked ok.

In the begining I thought it was because of the sun, because it was very sunny today, and some other day when again couldn't find the signal, but it happened as well on a cloudy rainy day.

I don't know if it is very relevant but this morning I used the QuickGPS appl. to retrieve the satelite data. I hope it's not because of the QuickGPS, because I have used it many times before.

The GPS configuration in TOMTOM is "built-in GPS receiver"

If this is a more general HTC issue, then maybe a moderator could move it to the proper section. Or if it is a known issue, I'll be happy to read where it was solved. I tried searching on google and on the forum here, but it's dificult to find this exact issue.
[Touch HD General] ronnyy:
I checked in HKLM\Software\HTC\QuickGPS\region and the country code is correctly set "BE"
[Touch HD General] ronnyy:
Do you think it's the quickgps?
[Off-topic] atomfix:
Does anyone here know if it's possilbe to do a full clean install of the free Windows XP Mode that you can get with the Windows 7 Virtual machine?

I do know it's possilbe to convert a .vhd into a .iso file which can be burned to disk but i can't find anything on google that would help me with this.

Any help would be appreciated.
[Off-topic] monki-magic:
If I understand correctly you want to V2P (virtual 2 physical).

I wonder if since Windows 7 bootloader allows you to boot vhd file's if you can boot the Windows xp mode vhd.

Also I think clonezilla will allow you to dd the vhd to a physical disk.
[Off-topic] cheapusenet:
...

converting a vhd to ISO? that's uh not going to work buddy.

i have no idea hwat you're trying to do, but based on experiance drop xp mode, use vpc2007, virtualbox or vmware. vmware can physically access drives, which is..extremely handy.
[Off-topic] atomfix:
Yup, that's exactly what i want to do, is to make the .vhd to physical so i can full install it at boot then dual boot windows 7 and windows XP without the need of useing Virtual PC all the time when i want to use XP.

It should be possible in everyway and i also have a genuine key for Windows XP Mode that come with the download from microsoft.
[Off-topic] cheapusenet:
it isnt going to work. repartition your drive and use a real xp.

xp doesnt like being swapped between hardware configs. specially with whatever insane method win7 uses to boot to vhd files.
[Off-topic] Demon_man:
so i no its naughty but if you have a legit key then just download xp, with a built in key, then use jellybean to activate your legit key, prob get flamed for that info but fine if u are telling the truth
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElectricWraith:
Ok, going to follow the SimpleRoot OTA 1.47 how-to, but I have a few questions first.

How do I back up things like my Contacts?

What the latest "radio" and how do I check and get the newest?

How do I wipe caches? Or will the SimpleRoot guide tell me?

Any ROM recommendations? I was thinking of just trying Fresh.

Do I need to do any adb setup prior to starting?

I have been reading through the guides, but there is SO much info here, it takes too long to get through it all. Plus, I'm not even sure of all the questions I need to ask!

Thanks in advance for any and all help!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SilverZero:
1. Use Titanium Backup. It will back up whatever you want, I backed up EVERYTHING (apps + system data) and it brought back all my settings, texts, even my scenes. I had to use Unrevoked on my 1.32.651.6 stock build to install TB, followed TheBiles "Idiot-Proof" guide for that part.

2. The radio is the baseband. I actually never flashed mine, and I haven't had issues, but I don't use 4g so I wouldn't know how that works. There are links to a few radios here, but otherwise check the thread or webpage for the custom ROM you want to flash and it might link to the recommended radio.

3. Wiping caches is done through recovery (Amon RA, Clockwork, or using ROM Manager from within a rooted ROM). You do it right before you flash the custom ROM. SimpleRoot will just root the phone, then you'll want to install ROM Manager and use that flash your preferred recovery (that's a whole separate debate).

4. I've been reading up a lot in the last day or two, and Fresh seems to be very popular. I'm using it right now, no problems so far! I've used DC, I had a couple of issues, CM6 is cool but still changing all the time. Go with Fresh at least to get your feet wet. Follow the guide that flipz provides in his Fresh thread.

5. I didn't use SimpleRoot, I rooted manually using ADB. If you're comfortable with using a terminal/command line (or at least typing and following directions) ADB might be a good idea. But if SR gives you a full-root, you don't need ADB at all. It's basically just a telnet connection to your phone.

Hey, whatdya know? I answered them all! There may be better answers, but I think this is all correct. PM me if you need more help, or I'll subscribe to this thread for a few days. I'm new but I'm learning fast and I LOVE this stuff!

Also, here's a good portal for you: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=709267
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MJStephens:
Titanium backup works great for most things but you have to be rooted to use it. Your contacts should be backed up directly to your google account if you have done it correctly. When you add a contact to your phone it will ask if you want to add it to google or as a "phone" contact. Make sure you save it as a google contact. Or you can go to your google account on your computer and sync all your contacts. I used SimpleRoot to get my phone started and then I went through this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=715915

That is where I started with everything.....fully unlocked and stock rooted with the newest radio. I also used Amon recovery from SimpleRoot instead of Clockwork. SR will clear all your cache, factory data, etc. Im running Damage Control ROM right now and love it. But it's fun to get your phone rooted and then just start using root apps and go from there. Oh, and the best thing for me about using SR and then going through the next thread I posted is that you dont have to use ADB. ADB is pretty simple but the SR + thread process took me about 25min.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SilverZero:
Yeah, on that note, it's super-easy to just make a Nandroid or Clockwork backup of your flash, then flash something else to try it out. If you want to go back, just restore the backup and you're right where you were before.

And, of course, backing up contacts on Google is easier. :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElectricWraith:
Running through the SimpleRoot and it got to Starting Part 2... and it's just hanging out doing nothing, been that way for a few minutes now. I didn't copy the PC36IMG file to the SD card, was I supposed to?

Will it bork anything if I disconnect, switch back to Disk Drive as the connection type and drop the file on the SD card? Do I need to do that? Am I retarded?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SilverZero:
Not sure as I went through toast's manual method, but it shouldn't do any damage to start over. If Android is still running, I think the system will still be intact.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElectricWraith:
Well, I think I figured it out, sort of. I never got prompted to reboot into the bootloader until I disconnected the phone. Once I did that, it told me what to do. But, when I installed the update, the bootloader gave me this message: Main version is older, update fail!

Do I need to use the PC36IMG file for 1.47 now? SimpleRoot did push the PC36IMG file to the phone, btw.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
i had the same issue, you need to make sure all the steps are complete before you go into step 4 and boot into bootloader...so make sure after pushing the files you finish step 2 and 4...it worked for me...my pc kept hanging on some steps so i tried it on a different pc and it went throught perfectly the first time around.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElectricWraith:
Uhh, starting to get a little worried here. I deleted the PCIMG36.zip file per the "Starting Over..." thread, and copied the su-2.1 file on to the SD card. Rebooted into bootloader, selected Recovery per the instructions, now I have a red triangle with and exclamation point and an unresponsive phone!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
you're fine that's just telling you that you're in recovery mode follow the steps....it should tell you to run a command in you're command prompt which will get you into recovery and then you backup nand, wipe, and load image from sd card
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElectricWraith:
Ah, OK. I pulled the battery and it came back to life. Didn't see anything in that thread about commands, but I will read it again.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
just boot your phone holding power and volume up button and then when you see the white screen go down to recovery and press the power button...now you should be in recovery mode from there just follow instructions. you should backup nand, wipe cache and wipe data, and install rom from sd card.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElectricWraith:
That's the problem, following this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=715915, I don't get any instructions for the recovery portion that match what I actually get on the phone. I don't get the different menu so I don't get a chance to flash from the su-2.1 file.

Arrrgh! Here's what I did:

Replaced the PCIMG36.zip file that was in the SimpleRootOTA folder that I downloaded with the PC36IMG-1.47.651.1_eng-hboot_RA-1.7.0.1.zip file (renamed to PCIMG36.zip)

Ran SimpleRootOTA, followed all instructions

When I got to the place in Step 4 where I was supposed to be prompted to install the update at the bootloader, it didn't happen. I assume that this was due to the fact that I had already applied that update

I unplugged, looked in the root of the SD card, found that the PCIMG36.zip file had not been pushed.

I copied the file on to the SD card, rebooted into the bootloader, let it scan the PCIMG36.zip file and apply the update, then rebooted.

So, that's where it sits now. I'm out of time and can't do anything more with it, so I just re-installed MyBackup and am restoring apps and data.

Any ideas as to what I should do next?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sablesurfer:
Hopefully you are just transposing numbers in your post? According to the thread you linked, the name of file should be PC36IMG.zip....you are writing PCIMG36.zip....those are very different.

edit...and if you are getting stuck at step 4...that sounds like what you did.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sablesurfer:
volume

DOWN

button
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
ok if you has updated without any errors and you're rooted...

1)turn off your phone power it back on holding the volume down button and power button at the same time

2)when you see the white screen with HBoot menu scroll down using volume down button, highlight recovery and press power button.

3)you should now see a different menu (black&green) you are now in recovery from here:

4)select backup nand it will ask you to confirm hit power button and wait till it backs up you're nand

5)go down to wipe data...highlight wipe data hit power, confirm

6)wipe cache...confirm

7)load rom from sd card (you should have the su-2.1 in you're sd card) it will let you choose, choose su-2.1 hit power, confirm and let it finish.

you're done wait for the phone to reboot into you're new rom
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
oops sorry about that, volume down :p
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElectricWraith:
Yes, I was just transposing digits, DERP.

I will try again later. Thanks for all the help!