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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaphman:
Having the same issue. I put an issue in http: //xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7636799&postcount=129.

Tried ADB with a HTC Legend. No problem. But on my Nexus ONE the ADB don't announce itself on the USB bus.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
Just to make sure; USB Debugging is enabled in the phone, right?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaphman:
Yepp. USB debugging is on.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amw2320:
If anyone is good with linux routing could you give me a hand.

I have my VPN running with VPN connection (not stock android, the vpnc clone). I would like to set up the routes so that anything going through _______.edu runs through tun0 while all other traffic is through eth0.

Is this possible on the droid. And if so, does anyone with routing experience know how I could do it?

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Software Development] robbi13:
Hello!

I've never programmed before.

So im thinking of learning c++.

The only problem i got is, how do i get started?

Like, what programs do i need to download?

To build an application for windows mobile 6.5.

I know i need Visual basics c++ of course, but emulators? And what version.

Thanks for all answers :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joe_coolish:
Oh boy.... Just so you know, programming == crack! I hope you know what you are getting into :)

The first thing that I would say, is learn C# instead of C++. That said, C++ is very powerfull, but there is much more that the programmer has to worry about (ie, pointer and memory leaks) Also, Visual Basic is a programming language similar to C# (and by similar I mean they compile to the same thing. They look nothing alike) Tidbit: BASIC stands for Beginner's All-purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. Cool huh?

I started with C++, then I learned C, then I learned C#. I use C# daily, but my C and C++ knowledge come in handy sometimes. C# is MUCH easier to learn and also is easier to find a job with it on your resume. Finally, jumping to other contemporary languages like Java is a piece of cake as Java is VERY close to C# (Sometimes too close... dang instanceof keyword...)

As for software, you will need Visual Studio. If you want to program for the .net 3.5 Compact Framework, you will need Visual Studio 2008 (not 2010).

If you are a student at a university, checkout dreamspark (www.dreamspark.com) You might be able to get a free version of VS to learn on.

As far as emulators go, you'll need the ones that emulate the devices you want to develop for :D

Get this one first, then at the bottom there are "related downloads". I would get as many as you can.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...1D-97A8-4F80-BC6A-AE010E085A6E&displaylang=en

If you want to learn how to program, read a book. I would recommend the "Teach yourself" series. If you want to learn how to program well, take a class.

For tutorials, I like the articles on http://www.codeproject.com/

Good luck!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] robbi13:
Thanks for all that info!

I'm a boy at a age of 14.

My purpose is to create only small programs. Like web based apps.

And do i need to buy visual basic c#? Or can i use the express version?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kliptik:
Props for starting young! Are looking to develop for Windows Mobile, or desktop? For desktop, you can use the Express Edition. For Windows Mobile, you need Visual Studio 2008 Professional edition.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] robbi13:
Looking for windows mobile.

Proffesional costs like alot of money i think.

Is there any other c# editors i can use that are free?

Not planning to use alot of money yet.

Wanna test it for a while and see if its any fun and if my work will be appriciated.

If i come that far :P
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Elemris:
SharpDevelop. It can target Windows Mobile fairly well (http://wiki.sharpdevelop.net/CompactFrameworkDevelopment.ashx)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kliptik:
You can get a 90 day trial of VS 2008 Professional to try it out.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] rkrishnan2012:
dude. please check out my programming tutorial i made. I think it was fairly easy and I can help you out in c# & vb.net. I too started when I was 14 and I am now fairly good at programming (being 15 now) But the point is....well, there's no point im getting to now but check out c#. Thats the easiest way to go without dipping too low in vb.net. Anyway, here's where I learned a bunch of stuff::

http://homeandlearn.co.uk/NET/vbNet.html

when you finish, you will be a master of vb.net....if you wanna go for c#, make sure you stick to one language and go for:

http://homeandlearn.co.uk/csharp/csharp.html

I would highly recommend not to go with mobile programming til' you get a basic understanding of the desktop programming (as .net CF is very very minimal compared to the full blown .net)...

ALSO as a final note, use Visual studio 2010 Express edition for programming and if you wanna go a step up into mobile programming, get visual studio 2008. 2010 doesn't support device programning.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kliptik:
+1 on this. it's way easier to step into mobile developing if you have at least a basic grasp of programming for PCs. And the 2010 Express Editions are very nice. Definitely nicer than 2008 Express Editions.

A little hwile back I thought it would've been good to start learning in C++ (i started in C#), but looking back, C++ is way too hard to get a "quick win" and it's too easy to mess something up when you dont know what youre doing. C# you can literally go from zero programming knowledge to creatic a bsic application within a couple hours.

MSDN has some good C# programming tutorials also.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] rkrishnan2012:
msdn blows for a first time newbie. I am posting a tute for an ultimate newbie in the dev section and hope to see a few people getting help from it ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] rkrishnan2012:
ok done. it is posted in new thread....enjoy.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] robbi13:
Checking out the tutorial now.

I will start learning c# first. But leaving to Italy on sunday.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Cyclonezephyrxz7:
@robbi13: I understand that everyone is saying to go for C#, and they all are presenting very valid reasons of why to start there.

I however, feel, from my experiences, that learning C++ is a great way to start because it really challenges you. Take it like a workout: On your first day, you have to challenge yourself to see where you are and what you can do, then on every succeeding day, you do a bit more to get better.

Starting with C++, you can see if it is too tough to manage (dealing with Pointer issues and Memory Allocation / Leans), and if it is, go to C# or VB, but know that you made the attempt to learn C++ first. I tried learning C++ about 4 or 5 times, gave up EVERY single time (started with PSP Development) because I knew that I already knew how to code in Lua or C# or MortScript, and those 'safety nets' actually prevented me from learning a new language, because I was aware that I could fall back on them without having to learn a new thing at all.

Having said all that, if you would like help with C++ Development, PM me or email me at CycloneProducts@gmail.com ... I would be thrilled to help out a fellow aspiring developer :)

[BTW: I am 17 ... so consider that in terms of how I learned my languages]
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Elemris:
If there's one language every self respecting programmer has to know today, it's C. C is everywhere, it's as close to the bare metal as you need to get, and yet it's a simple and elegant language. The concepts you learn with C are relevant in every other programming language. C may be hard for a beginner to understand, but it's a language you can eventually fully master - it has relatively few concepts you need to understand, and few exceptions and quirks.

C++ adds nothing to your understanding over C. And yet C++ it a much more difficult language - you can't really use it without a solid understanding of C, and you need to know a whole lot more to figure out the variety of exotic bugs you come across.

So my advice: forget C++. There are 2 things a serious programmer really must know - C and any modern high level language, such as C#. The order of learning is down to preference, but I think it's better to get the hang of programming first with C# before delving deep into implementation details with C. A hobbyist however can just learn C# and be done with it.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kliptik:
Yeah I think you hit the nail on the head with "hobbyist" it really depends on how much you're going to be learning. If you're just going to play around a little bit and then get burnt out, you migh t as well do it in C# andenjoy it!

That being said, the .NET frameork does have some shortcomings, and to get around them you need some knowledge in C/C++...
[Nexus One Accessories] lordzelo:
I am looking for a good holster that will hold the Nexus One while it has a case on. I have a transparent TPU case (have to show off the sexy engraving on the back). Does anyone have a recommended case that can hold or adjust to the nexus one while it has the added bulk of a case on it?

I am looking for something like the Seidio Innocase Case Holster which is here on Amazon.

If you check out down in the review area there is a video and a guy reviewed it and it seems to fit the Innocase inside the holster pretty well. Didn't look like it would fall out.

Anyone have any experience or suggestions with this? Let me know. Thanks.

EDIT: I actually just discovered that there are 2 versions of the Seidio Holsters; one for a device that does not have a case and one for a device that does have a case.

You can check out a good Youtube review of the Holster and Innocase here.

You can see that there is a special version of the holster here on Seidio's website.
[Nexus One Accessories] khaytsus:
IMO holsters = dropped phone... Either the phone pops out on its own, or gets bumped...
[Nexus One Accessories] lordzelo:
My thing is that I've had the dust under the screen problem so I wanted to get it out of my pocket. It does raise the risk of a drop though, this is true. Who wants to drop a $530 phone.
[Nexus One Accessories] khaytsus:
Oh, I use horizontal cases, have for years. Never dropped a phone from one, just of course you gotta be mindful when you're putting it in, taking it out.. And personally I always get them with a belt clip (to keep it in place on my belt) and belt loops. One case I had didn't have belt loops and I was always finding the phone in my car seat where it pushed off my belt.

I recently ordered this case... Hopefully coming in the next day or two. Otherwise I have some cheap cases which work, or my beat-to-hell Seideo case.. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001IM61D4/ref=oss_product

Only time I ever pocket carry a phone is when I have a new phone and I'm transitioning between the two, or sometimes on the weekend when I'm just lazing around the house.
[Nexus One Accessories] android01:
I use a nite ize heavy duty holster. Size medium. It fits my otterbox defender and casemate tough case NP.
[Nexus One Accessories] xxmonsterx:
I use a cellet bergamo iPhone belt clip / holster nice and snug on my innocase 2
[Nexus One Accessories] kolyan:
i have it. and its very good. case itself is rubberized. with my extreme use holster broke few weeks ago (used it since it came out), Seidio shipped me a new one since their warranty is very long.
[Nexus One Accessories] solidmac:
From another thread that i answered last week
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] eagle0042:
I've seen discussion on some of the other device forums about MetaMorph.

Has anyone tried morphing on the Aria? What morphs and themes worked?

I searched for some answers myself, but I did not find anything.
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] shark0807:
Right now I wouldn't expect any themes outside of the Aria forums to work. I would expect that, although the screen size my be the same as other devices, the files that need to be changed are properly in different locations in the ROM. I think once we have developers more comfortable with moving around in the Aria, we will start seeing some themes.

I am awaiting some as well!
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] pvillasuso:
Im gonna try this tomorrow , with some Nexus One themes :eek:

Ill tell you guys later !
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Joshwah:
For my phone, I don't have the unlimited data plan, and when i put my phone in android mode, I don't know how to make it so I can turn of my data connections like I can in the settings part of windows mobile. Is there anyway to turn it off?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] undefined:
got to menu, settings, mobile connections, then you have to delete all of the APNs. That should take care of your problem.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] starmena:
OR you can just create an APN and make it default. I don't think android will try to connect to other APN's listed.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RTC88:
I have researched a little bit on the subject, but I am still confused about the purpose of DeOdexing. Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't DeOdexing decompile apks and allow for modification of apks? Why do some roms use a deodex while other use the default odex?

Also more importantly, if I were to flash a deodex rom, could I revert back to odex if I were to make a nandroid backup (prior to flashing) and restoring from the backup (or does this make a permanent change in the file structure)?

Sorry if I am way off basis on my interpretations of odex vs deodex, but this is all new to me.

Thank You,

RTC
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amw2320:
Pretty sure I know this...

Deodexed ROMs allow the developer to more easily customize the phone interface.

For example, if you want to change icons or application configuration files. They are not packaged up in a deoxed rom. This allows them to be edited after the ROM is distributed.

There are alot of rom modifications that can only be flashed overtop of a deoxed rom. This is because they need to edit the system files that are packaged in a odex rom. This is where you have to pay attention.

You should not have to do a nandroid backup to flash between odexed and deodexed roms. When you flash a rom you are basically overwriting the system. A nandroid backup is probably overkill, but it will definitely work. The more nand bakups the better.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WarDrake:
he doesn't want to flash, quite the oposite he wants to NOT flash.

and yes, you can, while you deodex your phone, your original apks and it's odex files can be backed up, in fact it's a sugested step if not required, you can use those files later to restore your odexed apks.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Khilbron:
Holy freaking necro, can people not read post dates, this thread is from july, around the time the evo was first released.
[Nexus One General] Part Four:
Just wanted to report yet another instance in which HTC repaired/replaced my bootloader-unlocked N1 under warranty. Not once, but twice! And I didn't even bother to mention that it was unlocked when I called to make the service claim. They've got the best customer service I've ever experienced.
[Nexus One General] what25:
Cool. Did you send it with a custom ROM?

I haven't unlocked the bootloader (but rooted though:D).

I have had no issues yet to warrant sending my device to HTC...
[Nexus One General] Part Four:
Yeah, I sent it back running CM. The power button on my first device failed. The ear piece was dead on the second one.
[Nexus One General] xghostyxjokerx:
help

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okay guys i had a nexus one then it was lost so i got another from asurion and works fine but is it just me but when im talking the sensor reads fine and place the screen on black mode then again when i make a call and hold the phone by my shoulder to my ear i see it turns on the screen is it because of the pressure pushing towards the screen or something please can somoen tell me whether its a phone issue or everyone else is having this problem??? also my phone is rooted and unlock will they be able to exchange it or something even if its rooted???? please help anyone!!!!!
[Nexus One General] Part Four:
Sorry. Not exactly the best place to post these questions.
[Nexus One General] sdelcegno:
Good to know they will replace them no matter what.
[Nexus One General] bluntmasterfresh:
It should be available by the first week of August, 2010

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I was wondering when you guys will be offering the nexus one for purchase for developers? I was just about to order two of these when you guys ran out/stopped selling.I am a developer and really want this phone,I noticed you said that you will be making them available to devs i was just wondering when.

This is my first post so i had to remove the links but this reply is 100% real!
[Nexus One General] OrganizedFellow:
?huh?

10char
[Nexus One General] sassyness77:
So since the Nexus Ones will now be for "developers" will they have the special bootloader that can be re-Locked?

Just wondering
[Nexus One General] Goonish:
I wonder how much they're going to be charging, or if they'll sell accessories too!
[Nexus One General] hbkmog:
I just hope they can drop the price tag a little bit. Even the later phones just came out are cheaper than N1.

Also, fix the wifi sleep bug. That's all what I want to ask for.
[Nexus One General] cwizardtx:
well... I bought a developer license and what they are selling this very moment is the "Android Developer Phone 2" which runs Android 1.6 has a 500something mhz cpu and like a 3.x" screen. Not very exciting.

I hope the august thing isn't this phone... on the other hand.. its cheaper and completely carrier independent.
[Nexus One General] mingkee:
Frankly, I'd see the Dev 3 will be HTC Vanguard, which has advanced 3G (3.75G) and slide-out keyboard.
[Nexus One General] j.bruha:
If nothing else, I'd like to buy another Nexus One to get a special developer edition back cover.
[Nexus One General] MaximReapage:
Download spare parts and change the wifi sleep policy. That did the trick for me.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] tannerw_2010:
I was wondering if there is a safer way to replace a file such as com.htc.resouces.apk to the phone besides adb pushing it back? Last time I did this it screwed up my phone like crazy. I know metamorph is a way, but I have zero XML knowledge. I was wondering if there is a simple way to flash it, and if so, can someone lead me into that direction? TIA.

If nobody responds, I will just have to push it via adb and cross my fingers. There is always nandroid, but last time it didn't seem to want to restore itself :confused: .
[Droid X Themes and Apps] Riztnack:
Is there any way to get the Nexus one live wallpaper on the droid X??

http://images.dailymobile.se/wp-cont...Wallpapers.jpg

I am looking for the .apk so i can just install it from appmanager.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] eighty1:
I believe there is one in the Market.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] Riztnack:
I have both of the ones on the market but it doesnt look 100% completely like the stock one does.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] yourfriendwayned:
Here is Mine with a little Customizing (NexusMod 2.0) In market is the closest - whats wrong with that?
[Droid X Themes and Apps] dwd3885:
i have installed the nexusmod wallpaper but all i get is a black screen. When I select the wallpaper, all it says is, 'loading live wallpaper'
[Droid Eris Android Development] matthelmi:
Title says it all. I currently use xtr rom because I wanted a pretty vanilla experience and speed without breaking things. I now want to move to a totally nonsense based rom. Preferably a Cyanogen based one, but I'm not sure which one is most worry free, like everything works, mms, gps, rotation and accelorometer. etc. Thanks, and sorry that I can't really figure this out my self, i just thought it would be better to hear from those who have acctually tried the roms.
[Droid Eris Android Development] ngc604:
The best way to figure out which one is best for you is to use them. Try it for a few days and then try another. No one can tell you what you will prefer.
[Droid Eris Android Development] irod87:
erislightingbolt ....by conap if im not mistaken. Its definitely perfected enough for daily use.
[Droid Eris Android Development] Hungry Man:
I use CM6 every day without any problems, texting works, wifi works, gps works, calls work lol I haven't come accross anything that would stop me from using it every day.
[Droid Eris Android Development] matthelmi:
Thanks everyone, I'm giving CyanogenELB a shot right now.
[Droid Eris Android Development] dwcasey:
Please report back with a "review".

Some of how we like/dislike a ROM is subjective, but your experience can be helpful to others.
[Droid Eris Android Development] n2imagination:
I'm using Tazzpatriot's cm6 and it is perfectly fine for everyday. I pull 5.1 on linpack with no setcpu even installed. The stock camera doesn't have preview but it shoots perfectly fine pics. Gps has been a bit sketchy as of latest build but I think tazz may have a fix for that on the way. I love the speed and battery life of it. I am running launcher pro and I popped for the newly offered plus version to help with development and for the widgets he is including. I never have lag and mms works great.
[Droid Eris Android Development] vantagejuan:
This thread belongs in general. Mods, please move it.
[Droid Eris Android Development] matthelmi:
Well I think its a great rom, highest LINPACK score I have seen on my eris yet, but I get this strange lag while scrolling and for some reason it actually feels slower than xtr. I think I'm going to give CM6 a shot.
[Droid Eris Android Development] matthelmi:
So, I restored my NANDroid backup of xtr and it strangely feels faster. I hate the HTC dialer, People, and messaging app tho. I think I'm just going to wait until the Froyo Cyanogen roms get more refined and move to one of those. Thanks Everyone.
[Droid Eris Android Development] icbeer:
Tazz's CM6

I've been using Tazz's CM6 with Froyo. Definitely very solid. I use set CPU to 768, JIT, and 24 Heap. With that I get up to 5.2 MFlops. With Skyfire browser I get flash videos too. No more slow phone problems and no more Sense. I love ADW, the dialer, automatic application upgrades, etc, etc.
[Droid Eris Android Development] CGriffiths86:
Most of the Froyo/CM6 roms run well, but are missing basic things like camera, tethering,etc. For a great, fully working rom I would suggest ErisLightningBolt. It is a port of Cyanogen 5 (2.1) and runs great. I get great batttery life and the camera, usb tethering, and Wifi tethering all work great.
[Droid Eris Android Development] hoffam19:
Im on CM6 and loving it. It's very smooth and snappy, battery life is good, and it looks nice as well coming from my stock 2.1 setup. My only complaint is the issue with the led light staying on after charging or USB hook up, but I'm using noti led as a fix for that and im using magic cam for a camera fix until those issues are resolved, but overall CM6 has treated me very well!