yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch CDMA Android Development] r3dpnt:
Thanks!

Just wanted to say thanks for your rom. I'm dropping my data on my account (and my moto droid) and resurrecting my vogue.

Looks good!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] necafe:
How can I use live wallpapers?

Hi~ this rom is very fast and nice..

but, I cannot use live wallpapers even though there are live wallpapers.

How can I use it?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] necafe:
Thanks...loading is not working

When I choose live wallpaper in my vogue, it just show this screen 'Loading live wallpaper...' but, anything is happen..So, if I click 'Set wallpaper' button, wallpaper become black.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Does_It_Matter:
Same issue here for Live Wallpaper

Just sits on "Loading Live Wallpaper" but nothing happens

Running the 10-31-10 - 2.6.25 NBH kernel for Vogue
[Android Apps and Games] StDevious:
any app to check that the cpu frequencies are being set to low values that I selected from setCPU while the screen is off ?

how to check if I am at default, and not using any overclocking programs.
[Android Apps and Games] c00ller:
You know, SetCPU has a built in "log" feature that tells you how much time was spent at each CPU state. Just go to the Info tab and scroll down till you find the section labeled "Time in State" and it will list the frequencies and the time spent in each frequency.
[Android Apps and Games] evilkorn:
There is no need, doesn't it have profile settings for when the screen is off? Do you not trust the application?

For the record I don't like this way of battery management because it over-rides the CPU scaling built into the kernel boot.img. SetCPU's primary function is to overclock, so it's best to keep the min at the bottom and the max to your overclock mhz.
[Android Apps and Games] rjmjr69:
it has one dedicated feature just for when screen is off. Then when you set it to throttle it does that while the screen is off as well
[Android Apps and Games] ddotpatel:
Your right to not blindly trust anything. If the kernel your using doesn't have the correct things set into the "frequency table" then regardless of what you have got SetCPU or OCwidget set to, it will most likely stay at the optimum, even when SetCPU shows otherwise.

There are adb commands you can run to verify it is doing as it has been told,....

I'll have a butchers to see if I can find them again.

EDIT....

adb shell

run "cat /proc/cpuinfo" to get the BogoMIPS

It states the frequency there.
[Android Apps and Games] StDevious:
thanks, does that command work even when the screen is off ?
[Android Apps and Games] c00ller:
I think all adb commands should work regardless of whether the screen is on or off
[Android Apps and Games] StDevious:
ok, that command works with the screen off. But I got BogoMIPS as 526.5 which means the CPU wasn't downclocked when the screen was off.
[Android Apps and Games] ddotpatel:
Which rom are you using? What frequencies have you set to for screen off?...
[Android Apps and Games] StDevious:
I'm using xtrSENSE 3.1. I don't have any overclocking program. Whatever comes default in the ROM, is the speed of the CPU.
[Android Apps and Games] c00ller:
But in your original post you said

SetCPU is an overclocking program, and it overrides the frequencies of your ROM.
[Android Apps and Games] StDevious:
since then I have moved on to having none on xtrSENSE 3.1 ROM. i've updated op, thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] dsMA:
adb shell cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq

Is another command you can run from your pc while your phone is connected.

It works with both the screen on and off.
[Android Apps and Games] m4a1rifle:
nice tips.

adb shell cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_cur_freq

this is more accurate.
[Droid Incredible General] shoman24v:
I got this right off the bat:

Tried adb shell again, and it worked.... so I proceeded as you see.

When I went to mount it said error can't mount system.

Took a chance and rebooted and it came up fine.

Any ideas?
[Android Software Development] illinois08:
Hey guys, I'm in the process of creating a Live Wallpaper that plays a video over and over. I got the manifest.xml done anf set up and got the basics down. The only part I'm having trouble with is trying to code the video into eclipse. I have tried to call a MediaPlayer and start that up, but it didn't seem to work. I have tried everything and I'm not getting an error but the wallpaper on the emulator is just blank...

Any ideas???

Thanks!
[EVO 4G General] kuthedude:
Figured I would ask you guys for some tips on this one. I have the Sprint unlimited data etc, and I was wondering what are the best ways to "stick it to the man". Meaning how can I get the most out of this unlimited data? I rarely use it, and I obviously want to get the most out of what I pay for. It's a shame hulu doesnt work. Do you guys have any suggestions on how to milk all I can from my phone? Thanks in advance!
[EVO 4G General] heystek:
Root your phone. Download Wireless Tether. Tether your laptop and go to town!
[EVO 4G General] DanBergundy:
Ummm.... Who cares.
[EVO 4G General] nukedukem:
You're not sticking it to "the man", you're sticking it to all your fellow sprint users by eating up their bandwidth. Not cool.
[EVO 4G General] jadehawk:
You sound like a Sprint Rep. (No offense intended)... ;)

As far as my case goes I live in a non 4G area and on my first bill I clocked 5.2GB and the Wife 1.5GB .. I use my wifi tether but it is slow.. 130kb at work and still I used up 5.2GB pandora radio always on during my drive to and from work.

Maybe you can clock higher if your area has better 3G speeds or better yet 4G.. I don't think of it as eating up other "sprint users" bandwidth since "we" (Evo Owners) are required to pay Premium Data Service ($10 extra bucks) that is what the rep at the sprint store told my wife when she asked about the extra charge when we can't use 4G yet... But in the end you are not sticking to no man, since the man is still taking his cash from 4G less customers like me ;)
[EVO 4G General] crakerjaks:
hulu works just fine with stock browser with the flash hack.. hulu suxs right now tho, no good shows.. hopefully the hack wont be patched in the fall..
[Droid X General] generic.imitation:
Vzw said droid x owners use 5x the amount of data then that of other smartphone users. So far this month I've used 3.7gb according to the vzw app. No tethering. Although the thing that bugs me is I don't believe it displays correctly. It shows KB, but I think vzw really means Kb. Your thoughts?
[Droid X General] arlan_jacob:
I thought i used a lot at 1.5gb iv been using pandora all day 5 days a week work music.
[Droid X General] cbaty08:
Not sure how many legs or gigs this is equal to, but here is what my data text said:

Est as of 07/28 04:52AM: Data Usage: 396857.13KB.
[Droid X General] mdhaliwal:
Not all that much 552536 KB...but i fell like if i start using pandora and other streaming programs i could easily be over a gig or two.
[Droid X General] Stone 13:
So far 807157 KB and I stream Sirius and Pandora just about all day.
[Droid X General] wes_s:
2.6 gb since the 19th
[Droid X General] Eirikr88:
5697904KB ...im a data junkie :p and i have no high speed in my rural town
[Droid X General] willwgp:
500k KB using slacker radio and downloading apps. I'm hoping they don't cap data plans...

I'm sorry 800k KB now :)
[Droid X General] synplex:
2.2gb and counting since July 22nd

Mostly tethering and steaming youtube.
[Droid X General] rolandroland:
I think 5x is going to be pretty close. I'm at 900 MB since the 15th and that is 3x the amount I normally used with my Imagio in a full month.
[Droid X General] pinhead875:
792,546 - cycle ends 8/10
[EVO 4G General] rjmjr69:
This would be flippen AWESOME with a few more options etc. People can COOK roms from a web browser no need to install anything!!!! AMAZING

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=722405
[EVO 4G General] jblazea50:
this would be awesome for the Evo; it would really be custom roms for each individual user
[EVO 4G General] joeykrim:
thanks for catching this.

im doing something similar for the evo, but its in a very alpha stage and ive kinda hit a few snags holding me up because HTC design is different than the previous phone we designed the kitchen for (samsung moment).

i posted in that thread and offered to help. it'd be great to work together to create an amazing online kitchen for the EVO!

good find and thanks for the link!

more info on my alpha - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=700621
[EVO 4G General] numus:
For a sample of joey's kitchen http://www.sdx-downloads.com/custom/

Problem with Kitchen's are they use a TON of bandwidth....
[EVO 4G General] topdawgn8:
That's what we pay the extra $10/month, right :D
[EVO 4G General] joeykrim:
supposedly, yes.

from the hosting point of view, an online kitchen requires quite a bit of bandwidth and some cpu time in moving all the files into a .zip to be flashed.

my first host ended up suspending my account and my 2nd host has been much better. definitely a factor to consider when people are looking for a host to accomplish this type of task.
[EVO 4G General] rjmjr69:
Theres always considerations just make sure whoever volunteers considers them all lol.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bugmenever:
How many people have sprint setup to forward :

* Busy Call Forwarding (Busy Call Transfer)

* No Answer Call Forwarding (No Reply Forwarding)

* Unreachable Call Forwarding (Phone Off Forwarding)

to your google voice number? Are there any added fee's or complications you've run into? Did you just have to call customer care? I heard it takes twice the amount of rings as normal to hit the google voice mail is this true?

I could see a huge benefit of receiving my voice mails via email and read them during meetings where I cannot answer and return an answer via email.

Thanks!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] digiSal:
I've got mine set up that way since they made it free months ago. I still had a touch pro back then.

Works great.

Edit : Google had instructions on how to do it via phone. Press a few buttons.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herbthehammer:
I'm not going to quote something I'm not 100% sure of. Go to sprints site and search conditional call forwarding. Then look up your plan and see what it says about call forwarding and fees.

I have the simply everything plan so both conditional and unconditional call forwarding are included. I "think" some thing like everything data with mobile to mobile free calling, might have free conditional call forwarding. That's what you're talking about. Go check and make sure though. One of those there's a 20 cents a minute charge, so make sure.

Search a lot on google voice help. Calling someone that has free mobile to mobile, it's considered a landline call and not mobile. That means out would go against their minutes. Like I said, go research it yourself.

I went so far as to change my sprint number and not giver that out to anyone. I only give out my google voice number. The reason behind that is I want to take full advantage off all the features that gv had to offer. If you use your sprint number, you can only use gv for voicemail.

Go read up, that's what I did. Oh, btw, the transcription accuracy of your phones voice to text is noticeably better than google voice's voice to text. I like gv so far. I'm finding out new things it can do just about every day!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] herbthehammer:
I reread your question. Conditional call forwarding is what you are talking about. You don't have to call sprint customer service for that. All you do to connect (after setting up the online end and phone end of settings and program) is *28xxxxxxxxxx from your sprint phone. The x's is your google voice number. To disable conditional call forwarding from your sprint number it's *38 call. Seriously though, you need to do the homework yourself because there's way too much info about it to answer in a forum reply.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrono:
I set that up last year on my sprint number, it's nice because even when my phone is off I still get voicemails that might come to my real phone number (I use my gvoice number for everything)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drmacinyasha:
I've got Google Voice as my main number that I hand out to clients and co-workers, and everyone calls me on it. If I have no service, I'll almost always have a WiFi connection, and just have GVoice forward calls to my Sipgate number, which I have tied into Fring.

Free unlimited calls! :D

Now if only I'd stop using the damned Messaging app and do texting from GVoice instead, and if I could get Sprint's AnyMobile AnyTime to recognize Google Voice access numbers as cellphones...

EDIT: Here's the link for info on how to do conditional forwarding: Manage the Conditional Call Forward feature from your Sprint phone
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nyc_zx10:
Wait...

So when I use GV to make/receive a call or text, i can use my "minutes" or get charged differently as the #'s are "landlines" ?

Am I misinterpreting what you said ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nyc_zx10:
Found this:

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/voice/thread?tid=7162282a0c817918&hl=en
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t12icky0:
ok first off here are my specs

Running Fresh Toast 2.1

Cricket Wireless

Kernel 2.2.29-GoDmOdE-OC-BFS-toastcfh@OlDsChOoL #89

Software 2.27.651.5

Baseband 1.04.01.09.21

Ok now my problem..this is happening more recent now. The phones screen will be shut down(or i will shut it down) and it works fine. Then someone tries to call me and it rings and rings and rings but No caller ID shows up and sometimes it freezes my phone until the phone call stops. Then i can resume it just like before the call. Anyone Know whats going on?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t12icky0:
Anyone????
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c00ller:
You might want to check out DarchKernel, as it sounds like it was made with your specific problem in mind (I think it is)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=705074
[Vibrant General] jrwingate6:
Have a quick question regarding RAM. My wife has a MyTouch Slide. After I do a soft reset she has 292 MB of memory/RAM available. After doing a soft-reset on my Vibrant, I only have 229 MB of Memory/RAM available. These results are immediately after using a app called Fast Reboot which kills all of the processes currently running on the phone. The only processes running are those needed in-order for the phone to work.

Is there a problem with the Vibrant not reporting some available memory or does it take that much more to run TouchWiz than it takes to run Sense?
[Vibrant General] jrwingate6:
Bumpidy Bump Bump
[Vibrant General] MonkySlap:
That is hard to answer because they are not the same phone or even running the same firmware or even the same setup. You because you kill the tasks, doesnt mean the tasks stay killed. Most of the time if you kill a service, it will start back up automatically. Also things you have to consider is What you have on your Home scree. You wife could have no widgets on her home screen while you have 8. How many Icons are on the screen as well. Also wallpapers make a diff too. If you had time on your hands and really wanted to find out. You could factory reset both phones and JUST install fast reboot. Remove all icons from the home screen and set your wallpapers the same image then check :P.
[Vibrant General] All~G1:
Im starting to think the same thing. I rarely see over 200 free(with my current setup). I'm not sure if running ADW launcher over touchwiz causes it, but I would hope so. My phone performs well enough to where I dont need to test it, but it would be nice to know or see what would happen if we were able to run CM w/ ADW as the default launcher.
[Vibrant General] ju5tiiv:
I have been wondering about the ram myself. Specs for the phone list 512 megs of ram yet I stick usually around 130m free when I hit atk. I know everyone suggests not using task killers and I wont after froyo or cm6 and I only kill user genetated programs ie ones i have opened. I read a post taking about froyo unlocking the use of all of our ram?
[Vibrant General] Maverick777:
From what I understand, the vibrant runs on kernel 2.6.29 which does not have himem support. This means that the phone will not "see" all 512mb of ram.

The reason why people posting that Froyo/2.2 will unlock the rest is because Froyo by default runs on a kernal that is 2.6.3x which does support himem.

It's possible for a phone running 2.1 to have a newer kernel and thus access to all the ram. This may be the case for the MyTouch Slide. Can you check under "About Phone" and see what it says?

Also, even with Himem support, not all 512mb will be visable as "available". Some of it will be used by the OS and some of it is used up by the GPU from my understanding.

At this point, all we can do is wait for the official Froyo update from Samsung. I'll live vicariously through international Galaxy S users as they explore the alpha/beta release that's available and see how the bugs are squashed as we get closer to an office release. Apparently, even the early Froyo release doesn't have built in himem support or JIT activated. So we will need to wait until future revisions are available to draw any conclusion on performance increases.

Please correct me if anything I've stated is incorrect.
[Vibrant General] oDeACoNo:
Above poster is dead on ... once the new updates come w/ the new kernel support the SGS will "see" the full 512MBs of RAM, as will all other 2.1 Android devices.
[Vibrant General] kelmerp:
I just wanted to add that I don't think it matters how much free RAM you have. The Android OS manages your memory and often loads stuff you don't even need in order to cache it in case you do use it. If you're low on memory, the OS will also kill off tasks to free up memory dynamicly. Task Killers are usually a waste since the OS is already doing this for you. The only way it's really useful is if you autokill apps that you almost never use, but the OS *knows* how much you use it and would kill that app first if it needed memory anyways.
[Vibrant General] junkdruggler:
Free ram is wasted ram...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alebreez:
Hello there,

It seems to me that I need to root my N1 2.2 in order to get RTL languages readable. My question is that is there a way to do that without rooting? If no is it possible to only do it without *flash* my ROM just root access? Yes = How :)

I am not asking for a specific language as I need the answer for 3 oh my friends who needs Farsi, Arabic and Hebrew ..... Any thing please
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bohlool:
RTL

The answer is both yes and no.

If you don't want to root you phone, there is an app (I wrote it ;) ) called persian browser that you can see persian/arabic sites on it but only on Android 2.2.

if you want/can root your phone, the first this I can suggest is to root it without voiding your warranty (without unlocking the bootloader) it is a little hard to do that but it is possible, after that you don't need to flash a new rom and by adding the update for RTL languages (A project at google code called arabic android) you can fix RTL problem and they are keyboards on the market that you can get and use at least for arabic and persian. but you still need some tweaks, for example for persian you need to replace system fonts because one of the letters are not showing up correctly.

So, if you don't have time for these, just get my app :) it is just a temporary solution until android 3.0 came out.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alebreez:
Thanks for the reply but I believe your app only work with Farsi not all RTL languages however I like the idea of root but not void warranty Can I do that?????

So basically I have to change the font only and everything will work fine.

As for the Arabic one in Google code, I have no idea about Arabic but my Arab friend told me he has to flash it with custom ROM and has to pay 7 bucks for activation or something is that right?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bohlool:
RTL

yes, you need to flash, but it is not a ROM its just an update to some libs, and I didn't see any activation fee, maybe its for keyboard app or something.

refer to this post for rooting without unlocking bootloader:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=710842

and yes, my app is for persian/arabic, maybe other people can write the same fix for other langs.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
To make Arabic and Hebrew readable (in anything but Gmail's headers), you don't need anything. They're already readable in 2.2. You need something only if you're looking for RTL direction (alignment to the right) in messages, Gmail etc.

AnySoftKeyboard will allow typing them.

By the way, wrong section. This thread doesn't belong in Development, but in Q&A.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bohlool:
Rooting

Well, wondering around, found this : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=736271

and easy easy way to root your phone without voiding warranty and without cutting battery or do any phony stuff. I love this openness of Android that let people do this amazing things.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alebreez:
And that's what I am askig about what do I need to do :)

Sorry pal I thought it belongs here .....
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alebreez:
Thanks and the activation is to activate the direction to RTL this is for Arabic as per my friend

I already unlocked my bootloader but it seems interesting I will try it with one of them and hope I find a specific lib for each language to add it to their N1
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Inkognitto:
Used it on my nexus s running zuluzulu 1.3.1. THANK YOU works perfect
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cinabnett:
Once everything is running smoothly will we be able to access the Android Market? Hope this isn't a stupid question... I searched and couldnt find nothing on it
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Finezt:
you already can.. and all apps works! although some apps aren't WVGA resolution.. but it works !
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krat0s123:
+1 on finezt... never had a problem accessing the android market since i first run android on my HD2..

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[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marioos2010:
Did somebody find Google Maps for Android in that Market ??? :confused:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tgtoys:
Yeah it's in there, click "top free" from the homepage of Market and scroll down or search for it.

Cinabnett, you couldn't find any references to people already using Market on the HD2?

...can probably close this one
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr_billionaire:
Maps should come preinstalled, but there is an update to 4.4 which adds the Places app to the drawer.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marioos2010:
I`ve alredy do that many times, useless. I`ve tried and entering from Google.com launching Google Maps from those aplications ( along with Mail, Books, Pictures etc. ) and it "redirect" me to Android Market, showing that it couldn`t find the maps.

It`s posible to be some kind of restriction ?

Edit. thnx mr_bilionaire.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr_billionaire:
If you still can't find it or haven't tried, go to the Market and search "Google" or if u want I can upload a QR code so u can scan it and it will take u straight to the app in the market.

Sent from my HTC HD2 using DarkStone's Android 2.2
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iznogooood:
It looks like there is some kind of restriction.

Look for an app called Market Enabler. It will allow you to change your region code.

Then you will have access to more applications.