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[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
Has anyone flashed this yet? I'd love to hear what you guys think. Is anyone having wifi issues?

(updates with 720p and LeoParts should be live tomorrow or monday, as well as trackball wake)
[Nexus One Android Development] HTCDevil:
FRF91 based on?

I love stock rom with root only and base mods, so your is good (except bootanimation.zip, i love default one). :D
[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
It's a fresh build based on the latest AOSP source, so it should have all the FRF91 goodies.

Thanks for trying it out!

If you want a stock bootimage: adb remount, push this to /system/media, then reboot.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/sjxpzpi2hc9809x/bootanimation.zip

I just happen to love the color yellow :)
[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
Update script fixed. Uploading now. Huge thanks to leonnib4 for gtalking with me at 5am Paris time!
[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
ATTENTION! To fix SuperUser.apk, follow these instructions:

Download this: http://www.mediafire.com/file/9n9s33c81qgzabj/sh

adb remount

adb push /path/to/sh /system/bin

adb reboot

To test if it worked, type in terminal:

adb shell

I'll add this to my update.zip and upload after the weekend. Gone camping :D
[Nexus One Android Development] rockuman_ex:
is this as close to stock froyo rom?

also, do you think you can do one with nothing on it? just stock with all the necessaries and tweaks? and normal boot animation :D ?
[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
It's pretty damn close :)

I think Geo411m's froyo is a better bet foor you, but it isn't aosp. It's basically the same tweaks as mine, but in a modified stock FRF91 package. Stock feel, good tweaks under the hood.
[Nexus One Android Development] rockuman_ex:
flashed yours, but i get problem connecting to wifi, keep saying obtaining IP.

Also, it won't save my APN :(
[Nexus One Android Development] s0ulstdb:
could you please reupload this ?

I´m getting " Invalid or Deleted File

The key you provided for file download was invalid. This is usually caused because the file is no longer stored on Mediafire. This occurs when the file is removed by the originating user or Mediafire. " from MF
[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
That's odd...I'm in the process of tweaking my source and straightening it out...I should have a beta 1 out this weekend. Little busy today though :). In the mean time, try out leonnib4's LeoFroyo AOSP build. He's one of my favorite rom chefs, and it's one of my favorite roms.

That's odd, the link works for me... Here's a link to the folder on mediafire: http://www.mediafire.com/?8yxbkhv225fd5
[Nexus One Android Development] s0ulstdb:
Thanks, I will keep an eye on your rom updates!
[Nexus One Android Development] B.E.H.N.A.M:
i tested this .........

its good ......

tanx
[Nexus One Android Development] B.E.H.N.A.M:
theme for this roms ???
[Nexus One Android Development] wdfowty:
I'm posting them now...You could have just tried it ;)
[HD2 General] todd69:
Short version here is that I already have a HD2 and currently playing with the Android builds that are available.

Now I've just been given a Samsung Galaxy S with an upgrade (get it in 2 days) and I must admit as much as I'd like to keep it, there's a part of me that thinks that the HD2 is the better phone, especially as it looks like we are going to have a stable droid build in the near future (devs really are top folk).

So, take the phone built for droid or stick with what I have and hope droid gets perfected on it in the near future?

Opinions welcome :D
[HD2 General] sumflipnol:
It's hard to say. It really depends what OS you favor. If you like WM (as a backup) and Android (albeit buggy and laggy) on the same phone, take the HD2. If you want Android to be the primary OS, take the Galaxy S.

Keep in mind the Android port won't be perfect (at least for a while). For example, the Rhodium (Touch Pro2) port has been going on longer than the HD2 port, and it still has many bugs and features that do not work.

If you really want both devices, why not keep both and alternate phones each week?;):cool:

I'm personally not ready to switch to Android as a full-time OS on a phone. WM has a lot of tweakability inside and Android still has its time to mature.
[HD2 General] todd69:
See where you are coming from and if I can get away with it may just sneak the samsung away ;)

I've always like WM over the years and love the tweaking abilities with it, I think I'm just a bit tired of it on the HD2 as IMO you still need a stylus when you get past the front end, well I do with my big chubby fingers LOL

Android is nice, had a Nexus One when they first came out but found the camera and a few other things lacking so sold it pretty quick.

To many toys and not enough time I suppose LOL
[HD2 General] de Wolfe:
Well, atm it's very hard to say. As I own a HD2 and like it still very much, I'm not planning to buy a new toy within the next, let's say 3 months. After that I will definitely buy an Android-phone because WP7 sucks already (:D) and the HD2 will stay THE WM6.5.x-phone - maybe forever.

If I had to buy an Android-phone tomorrow, I'd buy a Galaxy S (Pro) - but I think I would sell it again for the next Android-flagship by HTC, what ever it will be.
[HD2 General] d33f:
if you like to have a faster gpu than go for the galaxy S because it has the fastest gpu units of all smartphones today
[HD2 General] hazard99:
Personally I am biased towards android. If it werent for the 4.3 inch display of the hd2 I would have dumped it long ago. Windows mobile is so mature that At the end of this year windows phone 7 is coming out. People have all but stopped developing stuff for it. It still has a great community in xda but frankly windows mobile interface sucks. Maybe I'm a dunce but I could never find proper twitter widgets.

Android isnt perfect on the hd2 and may never be. But lets see I think bluetooth and the camcorder mode doesnt work. Also call quality may be lacking. All things I Can deal with.

Personally Ive seen the samsung captivate which I believe is the At&t variant and I love it. Save yourself and stick which the phone thats native android.
[HD2 General] willgill:
I played with AT&T's version at the store. I don't like Samsung's UI much, but the screen rocks. I didn't notice the screen size difference much.

Deal breaker for me is actually the charging port. It's microUSB with a slick slide cover, BUT THEY PUT IT ON THE TOP OF THE PHONE!!! What engineer thought that was a good idea?

If the Android port weren't going so well and if weren't for the dumb port placement, I'd be on the Galaxy S series now.
[HD2 General] hdfanatic:
hd2 vs galaxy s

hi all, just to give my input on the subject...

First of all HD2 is the only device that is capable of running both WM and Android.

I got the galaxy for my wife, and am not impressed, here is why:

1. build quality sucks, it feels flimzy, all plastic with no substance.

2. doesn't sink with Samsung software

3. Samsung support sucks.

4. android is not the latest build (apparently it will get upgraded)

5. with original ROM it is slow and chunky.

6. GPS has issues.

7. UI looks like certain fruty devices available in black or white...

I have HD2 with many twins, Energy ROM, and also running Android as a second boot.

Android runs smooth with minor issues: no GPS, BT,and not very loud. Camcorder works fine with third party app. so does flashlight. For those worring about Windows needing a stylus, well how often do you see the original UI? plus what version r u running? HD2 is in my opinion the best of both worlds and the best phone to by. it is definitely for people with some comp knoledge rather than the push the button mentality.
[HD2 General] nrfitchett4:
I'm sticking with winmo until WP7 matures a little.

Yes WinMo is approaching the end of its cycle, but since it is, most anything you could think you want is available.

Just installed a PSX emulator and am playing Final Fantasy 7 right now.

I can watch just about any type of video.

More music options than I can count.

I guess for me, the "if it ain't broke don't fix it" mentality applies.
[HD2 General] todd69:
well after 24hrs with the Galaxy, the HD2 is going :(

Tough choice as I love playing with these new droid builds coming out, they really are great but after spending the day with a full blown droid phone, god it's fast, seems a lot faster than the Nexus One I had, weird!

No issues with satnav for me and UI suits me fine.

I'll be sad to finally say goodbye to WM, it's been a gadget lovers delight over the years :cool:

Thanks for the input all :)
[HD2 General] conantroutman:
If its an upgrade why cant you have both?

Ive never had to give back my old phone when I got an upgrade.......

:confused::confused::confused::confused:

I was looking forward to having a shiny new android beast to sit next to my HD2 when the time comes.......you've got me worried now.

If T Mobile think they're gonna take my HD2 away they've got another thing coming.......
[HD2 General] todd69:
LOL, no don't have to give the phone back but would rather sell it than have it sitting in the spare drawer.
[HD2 General] jdwrrzmm:
Eh, with the HD2 in a month or two I think its Android build will have the same performance as the Nexus One and similar phones. Plus, it will be the only 4.3 inch screen phone on T-mobile with Android.

Yeah, the Galaxy still has a better GPU, but I have never played a single 3D game on my HD2 really. Probably because it has no amazing 3D games but...
[HD2 General] todd69:
:D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=7500539#post7500539
[HD2 General] bramgg:
Definitely Galaxy S! I Have HD2 for 6 months now and I've already flashed the device like 212109863489458 times (lol) and it' s getting annoying i have to flash my device every 2 weeks because of bugs. I don' t think that' s the case with android + The hummingbird processor beats snapdragon. I've seen benchmarks which shows an unreleased new HTC phone (everybody speculating about dual core snapdragon) saying that it' s a super fast new HTC. And guess what... The Galaxy S even beats that one in benchmarks... Don' t get me wrong I love my HD@, best phone I' ve ever had to this date, but the combination Hummingbird and android (soon 2.2) is a better choice I think.. Hope this helps. :D
[HD2 General] coolbeer1990:
galaxy s doesnt even have a flash ! lol! gay phone !
[HD2 General] SuJaR:
Hello there!!. i am doubt on this question too. I have a hd2 from 8 months ago, and ... really, hd2 ROCKS!. but have some inconvenients like battery life, or wm6.5 and that this will not be upgradable to wm7. Given, android runs really fine but the future of this os on my hd2 makes me doubt a little.

So, what about the galaxy S battery life, gps, photo positioning, screens ...?, it will be possible to flash futures ROMS of android like Android 3.0, i´m ready to say good to WM. But for the moment, i know that on my hd2 it will be possible to flash, maybe, all futures androids roms, whatever they are.
[HD2 General] todd69:
Well I decided to sell the Galaxy S, really nice phone but I much prefer being able to pick and choose the android builds and WM roms to play with, if you like that kind of thing, stay with the HD2.

Now that I have setcpu set up on my android build the battery life is very good.

GPS on the galaxy can be a bit iffy, read the forums and you'll see lots of issues, the camera isn't as good as the HD2 and the lack of flash is a definite issue IMO.

The screen is stunning on the galaxy but the HD2 screen size makes up for this.
[HD2 General] sumflipnol:
Don't be so quick to judge a book by its cover.:rolleyes:

Camera flash on the HD2 (and other devices) only work up to a certain distance -- then, the flash becomes useless as it is unable to provide enough light to illuminate the surroundings. The HD2's "night mode" is, imo, horrible; my older, cheaper camera phones had better "night mode" pictures. As seen in the photos in the link, the Galaxy S's "night mode" allows it to capture images at long distances, without flash, and the image is decent.

Its camera -- or more accurately, its camcorder-- actually has a slight advantage over the HD2's. Android OS allows the phone to capture HD videos, whereas WM has limitations that prevent the HD2 from recording in HD. I've seen some videos shot by the Galaxy S, and I have to say I'm very impressed.
[HD2 General] SuJaR:
That´s ok. But now, the QUESTION. Will be the Galaxy S upgradable to android 3.0?? This could be a GOOD FAVOUR POINT for this device, and if it couldnt be, sucks. Anyone know something about this?? my HD2 is right now open to all this supposed SO roms.

What the hell ... hahaha
[HD2 General] moosic:
HD2 is the better phone. I had an HD2 (left it in a taxi/car service last night - f*ck!) and tried out the AT&T captivate. I decided to return the captivate. The phone is laggy and I don't like the blue tint on white screens. I really like Android though. I had high hopes for the android builds on the HD2. I've recently tried the evo4g as well. I kept coming back to the HD2 (t9193 imported from Australia). I loved the four hard keys and I love the htc sense UI. I am so bummed out. :(
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nausicaa647:
Has anyone been able to successfully re-compile a tun.ko for the captivate kernel?

Office still has old IPSEC group ID based vpn :(

Thanks.

[mods please move to development]
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agentdr8:
Trying my hand at building that module from the vanilla Eclair + Samsung code drop. Will let you know how it goes...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] waynieack:
I used this tun.ko, installed openvpn with the openvpn installer from the market, and installed the VPN_Connections_v099.apk from code.google.com/p/get-a-robot-vpnc to manage the connections. I am able to connect to my cisco vpn concentrator with my captivate. Hope this helps...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chillexistence:
where on the phone do we copy the tun.ko file?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] waynieack:
I put mine in /system/lib/modules/ and openvpn in /system/bin/. I also installed openvpn settings from the market and enabled the "load tun kernel module" option and changed the "load module using" to insmod. For some reason it would not connect without this, I guess because the tun module is not being loaded correctly. Also you can manually load the module by typing “insmod /system/lib/modules/tun.ko” and check to see if it’s loaded by typing “lsmod” and you should see “tun 11088 0 - Live 0xbf195000”
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baddaybeav:
This worked for me.

loaded it manually, not sure if it'll load automatically now or not, haven't tried it.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fixitsteve:
Can't get this working...

Do you have to start OpenVPN and manually load the tun before launching VPN Connections? Of course after all of these settings...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fixitsteve:
Still not working...

Okay, I can manually insert and load the tun.ko and installed the VPN Connections app to this version. Every time I try to connect, it INSTANTLY says 'failed to connect'. Any ideas? I have all the right things in all the right places...OpenVPN installed and configured (although I can't see how I need this with the tun.ko manually started and running). HELP! I really need VPN to work on this device or it is going back...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] connexion2005:
Great information in this thread. I have Busybox installed, Open VPN binaries installed and Open VPN settings installed as well as the Vpn_connection_99.apk file. One issue though!

HOW DO I MANUALLY DROP THE TUN.KO FILE INTO THE SYSTEM/LIB/MODULES FOLDER?

I tried to using Droidexplorer with no luck, so I copied it to the sd card and tried to copy paste it using Astro File Explorer with no luck either. How the hell do I get it into that folder? I'm rooted and running the JH7 captivate stock ROM.

I feel like once I get it in there, I can manually start the file and get this puppy up and going! I tried to put it into another folder and just point Open VPN settings to it there but it just won't work like that. It needs to be in the Modules folder!

Thanks in advance!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] connexion2005:
Ugh I've tried about everything and no luck with copying the tun.ko file into the system/lib/modules directory.

I've gained root access using adb shell and su commands and I don't receive any errors in the adb shell when I perform cp tun.ko system/lib/modules but it does not copy the file. I tried to chmod 777 the lib folder but was denied. I'm learning I may not have NAND unlocked for full root. I tried to manually start the module from my sd card but it won't work that way either.

Any suggestions?

EDIT: OK BIG IMPROVEMENT. I WAS ABLE TO WRITE THE TUN.KO FILE TO A DIFFERENT LOCATION IN XBIN AND POINT THE OPENVPN AT THIS. AFTER AN LSMOD CHECK I CONFIRMED IT'S RUNNING. CAN ANYONE HELP ME BUILD A VALID OPENVPN .OVPN FILE FOR CONNECTING TO MY VPN? IT'S A STANDARD CISCO ASA IPSEC VPN THAT HAS A GROUP NAME, GROUP KEY AND VPN ADDRESS.

Thanks!

Here is the link that got me able to install the module elsewhere for all you folks facing NAND issues and not able to install tun.ko in the system/lib/modules folder!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=793018&highlight=openvpn+config
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] egzthunder1:
Thread moved to Q&A.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] connexion2005:
OK. I've got true ipsec vpn working perfect on the captivate with the latest jh7 build. Cisco asa 5500 is the device being vpnd through.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bunkaido:
Is anyone doing anything new and/or differently than what's been described in this thread to successfully connect to a Cisco VPN Concentrator? I know October is only two months back, but a lot can change in two months around here.

Also, there was a question on page 1 asking about whether the tun module had to be manually loaded each time or not. That was never answered. Can anyone shed some light on that, please?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] connexion2005:
Give me til tomorrow morning. I have EXACTLY what you are looking for. Consider donating if it helps... ;). It does need to be loaded each time but in the video I point at 2 apps that will make loading it literally a 3-5 second process and not involve you having to use a pc to load it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=871159
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] waynieack:
Reason for OpenVpn Settings

The reason I use OpenVpn settings is because when you restart the phone you have to reload the tun.ko and OpenVpn settings is an easy way to do that, it also fixes the dns after you disconnect from the vpn by going to setting and fix dns. The process I use to start the vpn is (starting from a cold boot of the phone)

1. I ALWAYS leave the check box in OpenVPN settings UNCHECKED (OpenVPN off) unless I'm starting the tun.ko after a boot. After the phone boots I open OpenVPN settings and check the box next to OpenVPN and wait a few seconds, then uncheck it. This loads the tun.ko and only needs to be done after a reboot.

2. go to VPN connections and click and hold the vpn connection you made to your VPN concentrator and click connect. (you should be connected at this point)

3. after you disconnect the dns on the phone may not change back automatically from the VPN dns servers, so go to OpenVPN setting and click setting and Fix DNS. You should be able to get out to the Inet again.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] basily:
Cognition 3.04

Has anyone gotten this to work on the Cognition 3.04 ROM? I keep getting:

fatal:cannot allocate TUN/TAP dev dynamically
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Badger58:
K, I don't know what I'm missing here. There's not word one about config files or their format in this thread but, as far as I can tell, this is a fairly worthless collection of bits without one.

I've reviewed the thread 3 times and searched the forums, where can I find formats for these mysterious conf files?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] visionlogic:
Some custom roms have tun.ko built in. I use Paragon RC6, based on speedmod kernel. To activate tun.ko I rebooted into recovery mode, chose speedmod tweaks and activated tun.ko, rebooted and installed OpenVPN Installer and OpenVPN Settings from the market. Then had to adb some symbolic links (google is your friend). After d/l'ing conf files from my commercial OVPN supplier and some editing the setup works very well.

Sent from somewhere with my Cappy/ParagonROM/OpenVPN
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] basily:
If my ROM doesn't have tun.ko built in, is it possible to use from a different ROM?
[Captivate General] YellowGTO:
Well nabbed this off another forum.

"Okay... I was concerned about Stewart and wanting an update with Clove so I got back to them again.

Below is the reply I received.

Mike

I have spoken to the product manager this afternoon who has confirmed the update to resolve this is now available

I am going to get Richard to test this tomorrow morning and then we can confirm this to you.

We have the order from Stewart who we have advised we will delay shipping by one day so we can test this upgrade.

Regards

Chris Love

Clove Technology

Tel: 01202 552936

Fax: 01202 552937

www.clove.co.uk

cpl@clove.co.uk "

http://androidforums.com/samsung-galaxy-s/104872-gps-issues-6.html#post1257409

Maybe we will get ours soon?
[Captivate General] zorphnog:
If this is true, it will be interesting to see how long it takes AT&T to push it out.
[Captivate General] SiL3nTKiLL:
this would be great!
[Captivate General] YellowGTO:
I just hope we can rip it from the Galaxy S and put it on the Captivate.
[Captivate General] alphadog00:
Why would a reseller of phones have the inside line before the carrier? Seems unlikely that a minor reseller would be working with the manufacturers or carriers.
[Captivate General] YellowGTO:
I think its more of Samsung fixed it then you have to wait for ATT and such to approve it. This small brand will prob just push it directly.
[Captivate General] Berserk87:
on twitter earlier today.
[Captivate General] born_fisherman:
I am going to get a swap out for another phone tomorrow - I spoke with the rep that sold me the phone (he had it since day 1). His GPS works perfect without having to get into the LBS settings..

I've done the LBS setting thing and GPS is still off on my phone by a couple of miles.

I hate to keep sounding off on the negative of this phone - I think this phone is a great device for the most part. Just needs a little tweaking :)
[Captivate General] rip93:
I'm on my 3rd phone. There has been absolutely no difference between them. They all fail to get a gps lock in google navigate. Side by side with my wifes hero it totally failed. She's not into gadgets at all and laughed at me:eek:
[Captivate General] ptc62:
If this is true, it hasn't even been "fixed" yet... R&D have their hands on it which will take time to fix whatever it is, than to test. then shove to AT&T... sounds like its going to be awhile...
[Captivate General] jhego:
Let me know how this goes, i have yet to get a satellite lock ever since i got the phone.
[Captivate General] mrpiggae:
I got a great one once, after I had done the tweaks from the other thread. Not again since...the closest that I get is this big 2000+ meter radius.
[Captivate General] brandonb81:
GPS and the lack, so far, of 2.2 are the only things wrong with this phone! I can't wait till they fix GPS and roll out froyo. This phone is so awesome otherwise. @*$% the Iphone 4. :)
[Captivate General] iceman4357:
I dont know what its wrong with everyones GPS. Mine locks really quick and has great signal. I used the GPS in my car tonight and I got a solid lock in a matter of 10 seconds, and it was extremely accurate.
[Captivate General] waltah!:
I can't wait for a good fix. Mine isn't too bad but my gf's is awful. After 10 min still no lock. My N1 locks in 4 seconds.