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[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] steviewevie:
Right now, it sounds like you're limited to Dutch ROMs, since that's where your phone was designed to be used. But as others have said, if you install HardSPL on your phone (see the sticky posting about it), then you will be able to choose from *any* official ROMs (either from HTC or from carriers) for the GSM Touch Pro 2, or any of the custom ROMs on this site.

So put on HardSPL, then it should be easy to get a ROM to meet your needs.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] harsh795:
Thank you for the reply...As i am new in this , please advice that how can i choose Asian version rom?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] buru898:
Not sure about language but I highly recommend McCune's Cosmik Debris Rom. FASTEST WM6.1 ROM and flawless. It doesn't come with any today plugins except the basic ones so you can install whatever you want (I installed sense 2.1 and it's fast as hell).

Once you try this one, you won't care to try any other ones :). Just be sure to download the Connection Setup from somewhere (on the 2nd or 3rd post of the thread).
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] harsh795:
I think that hard spl is installed in the phone, because when i bought this phone it was loaded with windows 6.1 (english) after i update it to windows 6.5, i stucked up with dutch language.

what you think?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] steviewevie:
I doubt it, it's probably just that you loaded a ROM that was compatible with your specific phone - i.e. if it's a Dutch TP2, then you'll be able to load Dutch official ROMs (but nothing else).

To check, you can put your phone into the bootloader and it will tell you the SPL version (don't worry, this won't harm your phone). Hold down the "Volume Down" button on the side, and press the reset button (and keep holding Volume Down). The phone will come up with a tri-coloured screen and a load of text. In there will be the SPL version, it will be something like 0.79, or 0.84, etc.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] moolash:
HARD-Spl

HARD SPLing your phone will void your guarantee, but you shouldn't worry about it.

Go to the noob session, HARD SPL is an exe, will "open" your phone in 2-3 minutes.

Then, you can flash any rom.

I do not know, if you need an asia rom just because you stay in asia.

Maybe not.

I use 6.1 stock rom, also called shipped rom.

Or just choose any.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Ut0p1a:
I have this if this (6.1)is what you are looking for.

RUU_Rhodium_HTC_Europe_1.19.401.0_Radio_Rhodium_3.44.25.27_Signed_Ship

I will have to zip and upload it.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] ridolfo:
No need to do that. All original ROMs can be downloaded from here (just not the carrier specific ones).
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] harsh795:
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Thank you for the cooperation. I will be thankful if u can upload it and send me the link. But please note that i need windows in English version. will be waiting for your reply
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] kamikaze07:
Now I'm also looking for the original windows 6.1 for my HTC TP2 but this is the end of this topic. All I want is the link of the English version 6.1 rom. Can anyone get it for me? :cool:
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] ridolfo:
I posted a link a few posts above.
[Palm Treo 750] djmrman:
Hi I have a palm 750v and all of a sudden I cant change my ring tone ring tone is greyed out and under ring type where I should be able to chose ring it has all my ring tones. I have tried a hard reset and talked to palm no joy.

anyone know what I can do thanks.
[Droid Eris Android Development] orkillakilla:
When I flash a new Tom I of course wipe data and cache nowhere my apps seem to stay intact. Its only started doing it recently. I'm no complaining exactly but I find it odd. Its happened with multiple Roms (vanilla sense and Froyo roms) any thoughts as to why?
[Droid Eris Android Development] Nanajoth:
It backed everything up the first time you used a Cyanogen rom, and will keep doing it every time you flash another rom with Cyanogen in it.
[Droid Eris Android Development] orkillakilla:
ah ok. Makes sense. Not a bad feature I just didn't realize it did that. Thanks for the help.

Sent from my leaked rooted HTC Droid Eris with Tainted Vanilla 1.4 using Swype
[Streak 5 General] ehabh:
I am currently on n900 but the small screen is killing my eyes. If anyone with an actual streak can tell me the following

Can the streak display correct Arabic in the browser? If you can put a screen shot of what a page like http://www6.mashy.com looks like I would be gratefull.

Can the streak work with really heavy ajax pages try the sugarcrm demo for a hard page on this url

http://demo.sugarcrm.com/sugarcrm_c...le=Users&login_module=Home&login_action=index

and login as will/will

This is the opensource system I use at work so being able to work on it is really a must for me.
[Streak 5 General] lufc:
As you can see it did not display tru arabic but who knows in a few months there will be a way but it did load the sugarcrm

Hope that is what you wanted :)
[Streak 5 General] ehabh:
Screen shot?

I can not see a screen shot of the site, so I assume you know how arabic should look like and that the page was not in arabic.

As for the sugarcrm ,did you log in or did you just try the entry page?

Either way many thanks :)
[Streak 5 General] lufc:
You cannot see the pics strange, anyway yes i did log in like you asked and it loaded the page ok :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] golfer_boy:
We are using a legacy application that worked fine in all previous WinMo versions up until recently. The problem in the most recent WinMo 6.5 builds is that when a user selects the drop down for the calendar picker in the app, the calendar displays very large (too large to fit the screen) and is not usable. Fortunately we can still select the individual M, D or Y number individually and change them with the keypad.

We contacted HTC and they replied that we need to set the display resolution when launching the app. Seems logical but we have no idea how that is done. I have asked them how but no response from my HTC contact who may no longer be with the company.

My question: Does anyone here know how to set the display resolution when launching an application? Any other ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] golfer_boy:
Anyone have any ideas?
[Vibrant General] hah2110:
I mount my phone (I have the drivers installed) but all I get is the 2gb card, not my SD or internal SD... Advice?

EDIT: Occurs whether I select mount or unmount in the settings menu.
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
hello to all

i have cooked a rom with manila 2016 with 23673 build in windows time and alarm settings it always set the time zone to "GMT+2 Windhoek" even i change the timezone after reset it goes back to "GMT+2 Windhoek"...i have already have this problem even in older builds and older manila version ...will anyone please help me if u have any solution

thanks to all
[Windows Mobile] starbase64:
Hi,

i have also this problem. My solution > use a old TimeZoneFix EXT Package.

with friendly greet

starbase64
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
thanks for the reply bro.......... from which rom i use?
[Windows Mobile] starbase64:
Hi,

i use TimZoneFix from TMO 2.10.

with friendly greet

starbase64
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
thank u very much bro i just cooked from a old leo rom ...i will try ur packages if mine not works....thanks once again
[Windows Mobile] bobsbbq:
If it works don't forget to update your thread title to solved so they can add it to the master list.
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
still have same problem even i changed the packages
[Windows Mobile] starbase64:
Hi,

Weather "My Location" is correct?

with friendly greet

starbase64
[Windows Mobile] malatest:
I believe you must find this registry entrees on your original Rom and include in yours one:

(For Spain)

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Clock]

"Home"=dword:0000013A

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC]

"DefaultTz"=dword:00000069
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
yes my location weather is correct and and it set the time correctly in manila and i also have the correct time in windows but the time zone not correct ...
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
yes i have the same reg entries
[Windows Mobile] malatest:
Hey! Did you find any solution?
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
no bro

no bro ....
[Windows Mobile] af974:
Do you have this reg keys ?

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\RIL]
"NITZEnable"=dword:00000001
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\OEM\PhoneSetting]
"TrustTimeZoneField"=dword:00000000
[Windows Mobile] Mikenif:
You also might wanna use a different ConnectionDB package
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
thanks bro i added this key but still have same problem
[Captivate Android Development] atinm:
Has anyone successfully compiled the kernel and opensrc directories from the download from Samsung's Open Source site? I am running into compiler errors for things like xt_CONNMARK.c since the file doesn't exist in the source tree. Is the Galaxy i9000s download actually compilable, and is it actually compatible with the Captivate?

Thanks,

-Atin
[Captivate Android Development] 60HertzJig:
Oh cool, I had no idea they had the source available. Samsung just got a lot more awesome in my book. I'll be looking into this when I get back to a computer, and hopefully devs can do something interesting with it.
[Captivate Android Development] psychoace:
From my understanding of previous Samsung phones and there source code its that the source code provided is not complete. Anything proprietary is not included which includes some drivers and some extra bit of code.
[Captivate Android Development] atinm:
I don't know if they skipped stuff but I do see binary modules, so maybe they did put every thing out, just didn't open source every thing. Given that we can still link the binary modules, this shouldn't be a problem just like under linux. My problem is more simple, the danged code won't compile because either the config or the dump itself is incorrect (missing files like xt_CONNMARK.c which is gone in later versions of the kernel, but should still be present in what they dumped).
[Captivate Android Development] psychoace:
If they handled the Galaxy S like they do other phones then I believe Eugenes comments apply here

http://forum.androidspin.com/showpost.php?p=12840&postcount=13
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pepitodequetequejas:
I was looking SGS disassembling pictures , but I have not been able to identify the chipset,

i I suppose it is broadcom or samsung , WIFi and BT are inside samsung SWB-B23 for sure ,

but i dont know if there are in a ingrated chipset like broadcom BCM20751 or in diferent chips ,

like BCM4750 GPS in the iphone.

Sorry my english

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] Bryter layter:
Probably not the first thread on the subject but nevertheless: Which home screen replacement are you using and what do you like about it?

I developed a home screen replacement called "Simple Home" and it is all about simplicity. Feel free to try it out (search for "Simple Home" on Android market). I'm interested to hear what features people really want to have in their launcher!?
[Android Apps and Games] infernox51:
I use launcher pro. my favorite feature is having the scrollable dockbar.
[Android Apps and Games] khaytsus:
At least you were somewhat up front about spam, if misleading in the title.
[Android Apps and Games] Bryter layter:
I am genuinely interested due to fact that I've developed an app in a certain way, not out of any commercial reasons! If it was an unsolicited post then I would a) not answer you b) not ask questions or c) not promote a free app. My post is meant as a basis for a discussions. Yours on the other hand is not!
[Android Apps and Games] Bryter layter:
regarding the scrollable dockbar in launcher pro: hmm yes, it is very nice feature to have some kind of menu bar with pinned apps. Strange though that it disappears when you go to the app drawer. On the other hand there needs to be some kind of icon for the return button some how.
[Android Apps and Games] infernox51:
something to try could be developing a way to organize the app drawer using sections, folders, etc. if I knew anything about app creation that's what I would be working on haha.

Sent from my Droid
[Android Apps and Games] player911:
You can enable/disable the return home button in preferences. I particularly like the extended froyo theme dock for pinned apps. Keeps my desktop clean. I don't care for multiple dock rows as I just use 4 icons, but I like the options. I recently paid for the paid program of launcher pro.

The best part is you can make it simple or complex in options. Theme support is also nice... and its speed is wonderful.

I think launched pro has it figured out. If you are building a launcher perhaps try to think out side the box instead of trying to compete with such an already complete launcher.
[Android Apps and Games] Chewitt:
ADW all the way on my X10
[Android Apps and Games] Bryter layter:
Funny thing you mentioned it, because this is exactly what I've done for my app and of course using frecency sorting (frequency + recency). This is exactly what I want to have for my app drawer plus filtering to narrow down the list (which is also in there).
[Android Apps and Games] Bryter layter:
I am, I think the ones that are out there really do the Android style launchers to perfection. My approach is simplicity and speed. I personally don't believe in arrangeable desktops. It works fine when you have a few apps but when you have a fair amount installed it becomes tedious to do rearrangements..
[Android Apps and Games] fr4nk1yn:
ADW. But I like eye candy. If your going for simple you could have a niche to yourself.

One feature I'd like, played with a few programs last night as was not happy with any, is a task SWITCHER.

Double tap home and bring up a nice screen, if it can use a wall then even better.

No killing just switching.
[Android Apps and Games] Bryter layter:
Yes, I agree! Ubuntu- or mac-style task switcher would be truly great. I don't think that exposé will work as good on a mobile phone as on a PC

My approach was to add an indicator on top of app icons in my app drawer for apps that are running (according to the ActivityManager) together with the ability to sort the list on running apps. I find that simple and very useful..
[Android Apps and Games] uwaku:
I tried ADW, Helix, LauncherPro, Simple Home, and PandaHome. I like Panda's side docks & app hiding, and ADW's hidden dockbar & screen swipes to launch apps (though it still FCs on my Droid 2.1R) . I'd prefer something simple. I don't need more than 3 screens and usually go to 2. I don't need a task switcher because long-pressing Home shows my last six apps. I don't need flash, I just want it to work. ADW works for me now because I have four quick action buttons (so it replaced Helix) and six more in the dockbar, though I can scroll for more. Just my .02
[Android Apps and Games] Derangedpony:
I have used Stock sense, ADW, and LuncherPro in the last 3 days and I like LuncherPro by far the best. I like having the 4 icons on the bottom to clear icon clutter on the screen and the menu system is nice.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] RADLOUNI:
Hello Android Gurus

I have bought Galaxy S (My first Android phone) 2 weeks ago and i have been experimenting with it since. I have noticed one thing regarding how android manages memory and its quite alarming.

When i start my phone I typically have around 160 Mb of RAM. As i load an application that requires 10 MB for example, the available RAM evidently drops to 150 MB but when I kill the application the RAM goes up but not to the previous level (e.g. goes up to 157).

little RAM is always lost as applications are opened and closed. This means that after a couple of hours of using the phone, the RAM goes down to 40 MB and the phone becomes REALLY laggy and you have to restart

The above behavior is typical of windows mobile, and that is exactly why i shifted to Android thinking it is better.

My questions to the android experts out there are the following:

1- Why is memory leaking like this. Such a behavior results in a phone with very bad user experience

2- Is this typical behavior of Android, if yes then i'd better sell my Galaxy S and look for an alternative OS

3- Is this due to TouchWiz by Samsung, if yes then i will wait for subsequent updates to see if this problem could be resolved by Samsung

4- Will the 2.2 Froyo update resolve this issue ?

I used to have an iphone 3gs before this one, and no matter how much you open or close applications, the UI is always smooth and responsive. The thing that made me really hate Apple and its products is their "Closed OS" that does not enable you to do much with your phone. That is why i moved to Galaxy S thinking it would give me a better experience

Thanks for your thoughts.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Dexter666:
FREE RAM IS A WASTED RAM, golden rule of android.

Some time ago I did even a video so you can check what i'm talking about... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ewxuy12KuUA
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] seraphine:
That's an awesome video! I never knew the games looked so nice. I'm on a download spree because of that video now :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] RADLOUNI:
Strange

This is quite strange, the less RAM you have the more non-responsive the phone is and laggy.

Enough RAM has to be maintained to guarantee a smooth user experience.

If the phone requires 100Mb of RAM to run smoothly, then this much has to be maintained.

from my experience with the Galaxy S, there has to be atleaset 80 to 100 MB to maintain a somewhat smmoth interface.

Edit:

I also understand from your input that this is a Samsung problem, not an android problem, and that no matter how low the RAM is, the interface will always be smooth ??????
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dupel:
Mate, just one word - google.

There are about a billion articles online on android memory management, how to impoove it etc.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ranova:
i dont understand how this shows anything? You are manually exiting each one of the games, forcing it to quit anyways. A better test is just to hit the home button, and continually load up the next game.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Dexter666:
+red baloon on vid which says phone was used for >day, so "free" ram was <50MB, becouse browser etc. reserve some MBs for quick comming back.

And still was no problem to run anything I choose.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] 53N53L355:
Dont quite understand..care to explain more? I'm getting puzzled abt this shortage of ram thingy. Some suggest to use task killer to free up rams while you say dont. But looking at your videos its fast..please explain. Thanks

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] matty___:
Android handles the memory management itself. The moment it runs below certain amount of free memory it will start the kill apps. There is no need to run an app killer. Altho the default settings are not enough to provide a smooth experience. Check out the freememmanager app in the market to change the settings. As long as min 45 mb is free everything will run smooth.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] reuthermonkey:
This is typical Android behavior. See ya later.

Really though, if you're killing tasks, then you're already taking horrible advice from people who haven't an inkling of an idea on how Android manages memory.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dalingrin:
Keep in mind that your phone is only using 256MB of its total 512MB of memory. Once a newer kernel is released with himem the phone will use all 512MB.

Android's garbage collection can be set to be more aggressive which would sort of fix your issue by killing more background applications. However, you might as well wait for the newer kernel which will fix your problem anyway.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] matty___:
Though it was more 320 out of 512
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] aeo087:
This has to do a lot with Android's garbage collector. The reason task-killers are not the best way to go, is because when you kill tasks a lot of the memory is not recovered (garbage collector does not work as it should). Android by default won't start killing apps until you get between 20-30MB of memory. For some reason, in the SGS, as you said, when ram drops below 70MB, the phone starts to feel pretty laggy; the best way to remedy this is to use applications like autokiller or minfreemanager, which require you to be rooted.

For a more in-depth explanation of how android kills processes see this http://andrs.w3pla.net/autokiller/details (from the developer of Autokiller).

I would like to know why the phone feels so laggy when ram drops below 70MB, from what I understand, this shouldn't be the case...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] keptod:
2- Is this typical behavior of Android, if yes then i'd better sell my Galaxy S and look for an alternative OS

--> No, this is not typical behavior of Android, i use my HTC Magic before Galaxy S, no lagging problem even the memory is lower than 15MB.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Brantyr:
The galaxy S defaults are too low for when it starts removing apps from RAM, you need to root it and then install minfree manager or autokiller (which is not a task killer don't be deceived by the name)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] matty___:
doesn't solve the mystery because this is a non-issue on other android phones.

why do i need to keep 50-70mb free to get a smooth running phone where others can handle 30mb free without problems.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] 53N53L355:
Goshh..thanks for simplified. Now ive removed the task killer..and stand firm by the android golden rules...cheers..

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] inurb:
I noticed this same low ram behavior on my galaxy s. After boot the phone shows like 180 mb of ram free after a couple days the phone will drop down to 30 mb of ram all the while I'm killing apps running in the background with task killer.

The phone slows down significantly even after I kill everything.i thought android was supposed to circumvent these kind of low ram Issues.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] reuthermonkey:
It is.

And you're supposed to not be messing with how Android manages things cuz taskkilling screws it up.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] inurb:
So you suggest that I not force close any apps using taskkiller and just let android 2.1 do it's thing with memory management?

When I had the phone for the first week without taskkiller installed, the device ran very slow after the first couple days of use. Your saying that the slowness will go away as android dishes out memory effectively?

I'll uninstall taskkiller and let the device run longer than a week and see if it ever speeds up. thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] reuthermonkey:
That what i'd advise.

Coming from a G1, i definitely know what memory limitations devices can see. I've tried numerous task killers with varying amounts of aggressiveness, and (just like Android Antivirus apps) I just can't see any actual evidence of them improving anything. For short periods the phone will speed up, but as the services that were killed restart in the background, your phone begins to lag again which usually causes people to use ever more aggressive task-killing. The restarted app, by the way, will probably be using more clock cycles than had the idle service simply stayed running without being killed. The thing to remember is that there's typically a reason for those services to be running in the first place. Android will kill off apps as you need the memory on its own.

I think many of us are still stuck in the Windows frame of mind, where "low" memory is a sign of a memory hole in an app which usually leads to system instability. Android manages memory differently and this just isn't (or at least for end-users, shouldn't be) a concern.