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[Windows Mobile] akirax:
I'm cooking a Spanish HD2 ROM.

All is working fine except the Add wifi network.

When a choose "Add Wifi Network" nothing happens.

See pictures:

And nothing happens:

Maybe I need to translate the MUI file...

What's the package for this program?

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile] af974:
If you are cooking a Spanish rom with English packages you need to translate them, but IMHO its better to dump a Spanish rom a grab that mui.

Wi-Fi Wizard is the package.
[Windows Mobile] akirax:
Thanks, I grab the spanish mui file but there's still the problem. The package is Wi-Fi Wizard v1.44.0.0 and the lastest spanish package is Wi-Fi Wizard v1.24.3.1.

Cheers!
[Windows Mobile] af974:
You need to take also the language folder not only the mui file.

Open Spanish Wi-Fi package, you will see inside a "file" folder and a " 0403 " folder, you need this folder.

Try also to take it from Wi-Fi settings...oh well it would be better if you take all the 0403 external packages if you wanna make a Spanish rom.

Or you can simply rename the 0409 mui files in 0403 mui , though language will be in english.

Last suggestion is to attach here your Build.log so we can check it.
[Windows Mobile] akirax:
Yes, I know that I need the complete folder 0C0A (Spanish) not only the MUI file.

The problem is that the mui file is older than the new package, if I cook the package 1.24.3.1 all is fine but old, there isn't the new options.

I'll try to translate a 0409 mui file if I find a newer >v1.40.0.0.

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile] af974:
Sometimes it doesnt matter how much a packages its old,the mui are only language, i told you this because i cook Italian roms , for example latest Italian HD2 rom is 1.66 ,well ive cooked with TMOUS 2.10 ext package with 0410 muis from 1.66 .
[Windows Mobile] akirax:
Yes, but in this case is necesary a new mui file, and at the moment I don't find none.

Cheers!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RagingDave:
I do not care if the phone is unrooted I Just need it working again.

Phone was running Speed Team eclair v2.3.Danger SPL and Radio 2.22.23.02 and clockword mod recovery which I cannot boot into. I Had a major system problem when the included adw launcher went out of date.

1.G1 boots past g1 one screen to ANDROID LOGO screen and will stay on that screen all day.

2. I CANNOT boot into recovery Home and Power It only stays on the g1 screen when I attempt this.

3.Camera Power DOES work I have access to bootloader with 3 skateboarders.

4.I am in a location with a older computer I cannot run sdk adb!! :mad:

I have another rooted G1 in working order. The messed up one is my wifes phone and I need it working fast!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] G1ForFun:
Sounds like clockwork recovery screwed yet another noob.

Try reflashing amon ra's recovery image using fast boot. I know for a fact there is a lot of info on this subject because a lot of noobs keep messing up their phones via this recovery image (clockworK) being flashed from within the rom.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RagingDave:
super noob can someone give me a link for this. most things i see involve having adb running and my computer will not run the sdk
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ilostchild:
to use fastboot you need the sdk running, dont know why no one reads the full problem no offense, but to do fastboot get a pc that can run the sdk...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jason1351:
My EVO is unrooted or altered at all. I've tryed the firmwire update multiple times and the other update buttons, and nothing. Everything is up to date or no updates available! Got 2 friends that have both updated. Something wrong with my phone:confused:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sgt. slaughter:
its not firmware update. its HTC Software Update
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jchitwood85:
He said he tried the other update options. The same thing us happening to me. HTC software has no update avail. Yet ppl I know have it. Hopefully someone can help us
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dws51:
It is 12:30pm in California and I also do not have the HTC 2.2 update. I have checked for it manually since last Saturday with no luck. I have a couple of friends who say they have it and they live near by.

Can you get this update online?

Thanks

Darrell
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fpabbot:
no update either

Still no luck for me either. Tells me that it is up to date. I spoke with advanced tech support at Sprint, and she said that they are staggering the updates and to give it until Friday morning. I must have checked for updates over 100 times in the last few days.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tundra84:
So I'm currently with Tmobile and have an unlocked HTC HD2 running energyrom and Froyo 2.2. Android on HD2 is my first experience with android but thus far it seems to do everything wm does but just a bit better and with some of that shine and polish that iOS is famous for. I just wanted to ask if there are any HD2 users who thought the upgrade to the Vibrant was worth it despite losing flash, .3 inches of screen and better build quality especially when the hd2 can already run android? (not perfectly...but it's getting there.) I'm also a bit wary about upgrading to it due to samsung's legacy of awful support and the myriad of issues the phone already seems to have (battery drain, gps, bad reception, etc.) Any former hd2 users care to chime in?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gancho:
Here are my thoughts on changing phones. I came from a stock rom HD2 so keep that in mind for my comparison.

I really liked the physical design of the HD2 but wish the software had performed better. Like many people I was having data disconnect issues with the phone and frequent lockups prior to the update. Once the update came along the lockups seemed to have diminished (not eliminated though) the lockups but I was still having issues with losing the data connection (also suffered from the audio lag that never got resolved). Unfortunately the update also brought along a serious touch screen sensitivity issue that ultimately was the deal breaker for me. At times I just wanted to throw the phone out of the window when trying to type.

The touch screen on the Vibrant is worlds better than the experience I had on the HD2. I only miss the larger screen when browsing the web but the experience doesn't feel like a big difference over all. As for build quality, the HD2 is certainly more solid and gave an overall feeling of higher quality. I do not find the Vibrant to feel as cheap as some of commented but the HD2 wins that comparison hands down.

I do miss the flash occasionally, primarily since it made a great flash light. My experience with using the flash for actual pictures is small but overall I have found the Vibrant performs relatively well in low light situations so far.

I am happy I made the jump to the Vibrant but I can't help but think that if my data connection issues and screen sensitivity were fixed it might not be so clear cut.

As for updates, it is a bit early to see if Samsung has turned over a new leaf with the launch of the Galaxy S line. I am very curious to see how well the Vibrant performs after getting the Froyo update since it already feels like a snappy phone to me.

Good luck with your choice and let me know if you have any other questions I didn't touch on.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marsupial99:
If you are planning to use GPS at all, you should not get the Vibrant - GPS on it is plain broken and that is just that.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Minker17:
Everyone keeps saying this, but mine works just fine.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marsupial99:
You only think it does... :D

Did you use any of the GPS applications that actually show whether your device has locked onto any of the satellites? If you did, did you every see a satellite lock on more than one or at most two satellites? FYI: you need a lock onto 3 to get a proper GPS location.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jdom58:
This should not be a blanket statement, mine and quite a few others on here have a fairly good working GPS on their phone and I am running stock except for rooting the phone.

Yes it could be better and hopefully an update is coming sooner than later but it's perfectly usable for me, especially outdoors. Indoors is where it needs the help.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] larryccf:
had the HD2, didn't like it on a number of levels, primary was Win Mo -gave me a headache. Screen on the HD2 was nice but the samsung's is in a class by itself - so nice, including touch responsiveness etc, that i'm debating keeping the vibrant in spite of the GPS issue - like the earlier poster said - it's flaky at best right now, and it is an important feature to me. The fact that i'm debating or trying to convince myself to keep it in spite of the lack of reliable GPS should tell you everything.

as to the screen size, i actually like the samsung's size better - the HD2 i almost felt like i was holding a paperback book up to my ear. The samsung seems to be the "right" size, plus it's thinness makes it feel even more comfortable in your hand - i didn't expect that

there's a decent free app on android market called "color flash" that turns your screen totally white for use as a flash light - not as bright as the HD2's flash , but the app comes close in terms of lumens, it's just not as focus'd as with the HD2, but still very useable - went outside on a dark nite, steps below me were total darkness w/no moon, and the color flash app gave me enough lite to see the steps - and not too bad on battery drain - i ran it for five minutes and only measured about 2-3% of battery life

fwiw
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
that is a ridiculous statement. I use my GPS every night I drive my car (SpeedHUD) with NO issues at all.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tundra84:
Thanks for all the great replies!

Thanks for all the great replies, I think for now I'm going to just wait and see how that gps issue turns out because I am awful at directions and thus google navigation is pretty important for me. I actually use tomtom on my hd2 currently and that works fine. The lack of flash is disappointing but nothing a dollar store led keychain can't solve right? ;) It really is a shame that samsung put out a phone with such great hardware but then botched what is a vital feature to many people. So for now it's the waiting game for me I suppose. However, feel free to keep posting replies for any other potential hd2 owners thinking of upgrading. Thanks again!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gancho:
Thanks larryccf, I will check out the app.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funeralthirst:
lol. my gps works fine (equivalent or slightly worse than my g1), except when i'm inside my work building. and checking sat connections, i see 12 satellites with 8 connected.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scrizz:
I came from an HD2(with android installed) but The Vibrant is still much better on a number of levels.

THe HD2 is bulky, is not a native android device, doesn't have such a nice screen, can't natively record 720p video, and does not have TV-out!

The Speaker on the HD2 is too bright(sounds real cheap), while the speaker in the Vibrant has a better overall sound.

Oh, the Vibrant is faster and has a better GPU.

The only thing i did like from the HD2 was the dual LED flash.

Remember I had a HD2 with both Android and WinSlow.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bigshow281:
When I saw the subject of this thread I LOLed. I got rid of my HD2 like it was the plague. It wasn't the hardware mind you, HTC makes a great device and the HD2 is a solid device, hardware-wise. What really killed it for me was Windows Mobile.

The Vibrant has the HD2 beat both ways....first the hardware... The Vibrant has a Hummingbird cpu and the HD2 has a Snapdragon. Yes they're both 1ghz, but the Hummingbird is still the faster CPU....not sure why, could be the FPU or something but that is what I read. Also the Vibrant has a GPU which the HD2 lacks.

I don't think I really have to go over which OS is better. So in closing, the HD2 isn't even worth getting even if you intend on loading Froyo on it...stay away.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] temperbad:
Mine too. Gets me a lock in 4 seconds. And im sure it works, gets me to places.. used it a few times.... l
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iunlock:
My reaction was the same when I saw the title. :eek:

I've owned the HD2 for some time and absolutely hated it. It's heavy, bulky, slow, poor touch response, windows *barf*, even when on froyo it wasn't the same.

Screen: No comparison

CPU: No comparison

That's just my opinion. I wouldn't even think twice about which phone to get.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dex1701:
Clockspeed does not tell you how fast a processor is. This is probably the single largest misconception in the realm of computing. Clockspeed tells you how many clock cycles are performed per second, but it doesn't tell you how much work (on average) the processor performs per clock cycle.

A 2.2 GHz Core 2 Duo CPU is much faster than a 3.0 GHz Pentium D processor despite the fact that the Pentium D runs at a higher clockspeed. The Pentium D is performing more clock cycles per second, but the Core 2 Duo is performing significantly more work per clock cycle. The result is that the Core 2 Duo does more work in a given amount of time than the Pentium D does (is "faster").

While the Hummingbird and Snapdragon CPUs are running at the same clockspeed, performance can't be directly compared that way because they are different architectures, and have different characteristics when it comes to how much work (on average) they can perform per clock cycle.

The Snapdragon chipset in the HD2 does have a GPU...it just isn't as powerful as the one in the Hummingbird chipset.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dq13:
I have both phones sitting next to me right now... I like the samsung, but I've only been using it for 2 days, so I am not really used to it yet... one thing (I have no idea why) on the Vibrant, I can't get emails to come automatically like Hotmail... even tho I have it set to check every 10 minutes, I have to refresh manually to get them and the folders are don't sync with the server
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KT:
I disagree... the GPS on my Vibrant hasnt given me any issues yet.

Having used the HD2 for some time I made the switch to Vibrant and I couldnt have been happier. I dont even miss the flash honestly (personal preference, if i wanna click pictures in the dark i'll carry a proper camera).

What I do miss about the HD2 is

a) ofcourse the build quality (vibrant is relatively plasticky)

b) the TODAY screen. I just loved the ease of the today screen. Wish there was a way to get that to Vibrant. :-/
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dex1701:
The compass, on the other hand, makes me sad panda. :(
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KT:
Hmm... I actually had never tried the compass (got the phone 15 days back) but it works fine for me.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dex1701:
Interesting. Some days mine works and other days it doesn't. When it does work it's the slowest Android phone compass I've ever seen by far. When it doesn't work it spins, jumps around, sits there, or a variety of other things. Right now it will only point from SW to SE no matter what, even when I'm facing straight North. Calibrating does nothing. I've been to three T-Mobile stores and all of their demo units did the same thing, so I'm hoping for a fix. I've never seen any proof that any Vibrant compass works consistently or reasonably fast, so I assumed it was a universal issue.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mi4kidzmom:
It's too bad yours does not work but as for mine. I use my navigation which use exact location to go to palmdale, vegas, beaches, and all around LA , san gabriel valley, and all around town. You are talking third party apps, as long a it doesn't get me lost, reroutes me properly, and gets me to where I need to go...it works.

Now for the topic. I came from HD2 from launch day and gave it up two months ago, so I never ran android on it. I did however flash a bunch of roms, elegancia, romeo, middy, crap I don't remember but trust me any and all, I think I might have gotten a virus on my computer doing it, but that's another issue. Anyway it never ever ran smoothly or consistently, I forgot what it was like to have a phone that worked properly until I got my slide to replace it (oh and the camera flash literally blinded people haha). Now that I have my vibrant I couldn't be happier and unfortunately would never get a windows mobile phone again.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toeshot:
WimMo has a direct push with their Hotmail software. You will only find it on WinMo devices that support it
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Damitu:
I got my HD2 on March 24th after waiting 3 hours in front of a T-mobile store

and they only had 5 of them...I have had Win-Mo before but, coming from an iphone I knew it was going to have limitations but, ATT is too expensive for

me and TM does not have that band to get 3G. Plus it was the best phone they had to offer at the time.

My deal is that I've had the Vibrant for two weeks and since I paid full price

for it still have another two weeks to decide if I want to keep it.

My first Android phone was the first gen G1...was not very impressed..

I think I got a virus from the-at the time virgin market.

I like the Vibrant..and for those who are having GPS problems there is a

fix in the android thread that takes care of the problem. It has for me.

Ok thats my comparison now, if you'd indulge me for a second, I like to rant....!

Are we a slave to these thing...! I think so! About every month or so

or usually one day after your trial period, A new phone will come down the tube!

And its the one you can't live without. The sad thing is that it's not just cell phones!

Its always the next best thing..I'm no hypocrite. I'm shackled in those

chains as well. doesn't matter if its the car your drive, the PHONE in your pocket

or the hottie on your arm.

Well, I wonder how hard the store associates would laugh if I brought my

almost 15 year old Nokia 5160 into the store, act all innocent and claim that

I thought THIS was new tech....

Thanks for listening....you can take your fingers out of your ears now..
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryan562:
I have both phones and i have a couple of likes and dislikes on each phone..

Vibrant GPS and compass issues are usually hit or miss and seem to be an issue on a lot of phones but not all of them. My GPS picks up very quickly but my compass has been way off vs. the HD2. I find the reception and battery life to be a bit better on the hd2 vs. my vibrant but not by much. texting is much more seemless and less laggy on the vibrant. even with the latest rom update on the hd2, i find myself having to soft reset the phone because having a casual sms conversation seems to cause major lag and often times, the phone to lock up. i'm sure flashing hspl3 on the hd2 and flashing a custom rom will help curtail these issues.

my major complaints on the vibrant are the lack of led indicator for missed texts and calls and for battery charging. i don't mind not having a flash because the camera on the vibrant is actually superb. much better then the hd2's in my opinion. the "night mode" on the vibrant actually works great. you can go to tmonews.com and search for night mode shots and see how beautifully it works. the hd recording also works very well. overall i like the camera a lot more then the hd2's.

in terms of build quality, the vibrant is very very light and pocketable. although it feels very plasticy, it's also solid to where i'm not gonna worry if i dropped the phone from a short distance. the hd2, on the other hand is also quite slim for its enormous screen and it's built more like a tank.

for push email and calendar tasking, i find the hd2's sense-themed version to work much much better. i guess that's why win mobile was originally intended for business enterprise. one other thing i liked about the hd2 and even win mobile is that i can do things that a rooted android phone can do, i.e., play flash content, save apps 2 sd, overclock the cpu, take screenshots, etc.

if i were given a choice to keep a certain phone, it would be to keep the hd2 but have it run samsung's internals lol. that being said, if your preference boils down to OS, then go with the vibrant. running dual boot on the hd2 is nice and all, but it's never gonna be as stable as the real thing.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bvc:
I used to have an HD2... great phone as a device... but software... it didn't help me at all... I work in a domain where I need to use the phone very often... I need a reliable phone when it comes to checking e-mail, checking flights status, using google maps (direction, navigation, gps), listening to online radios (shoutcast) and other things... unfortunately it was a pain in the a$$ to do all these things in WinMo... I wish it came with android instead of WinMo... I would've kept the phone... so, as soon as the vibrant was released I got one... it does all I need it to do... yeah, the pictures are not that great if they are not taken in a bright environment, sometimes the gps takes longer to lock, but I can tell there is a problem so I don't wait for it to lock, I just close the application and then I start it again and it works... but the 720p videos, I think that's the best feature of the vibrant... it's also nice to have an internal storage of 14Gb (fast one)... and I could continue with the good things about this phone, but the post already looks like a novel :D ...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dq13:
for all of you complaining about the GPS, change the settings on the GPS locator to google servers, that will do it... I would post the instructions but I can't post links, so just look for it, it is somewhere here in the XDA forums. or PM me and I will be happy to tell you how.. its super easya and works awesome
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ohmyggg:
Interesting you ask this question. Attached is the breakdown/analysis I put together right after switching from my HD2 to the Vibrant.

Green indicates when one phone does something better than the other or has a feature the other phone lacks. Yellow is a tie.

For all intents and purposes, this should be pretty accurate, although a hack/mod might sway certain criteria in a different direction. Pretty sure 99% of this is [technically] accurate for both phones, stock.

Note, these criteria are catered to my wants/needs. Also, I didn't include anything about the GPS/compass problem on the Vibrant because this was done before I knew about the issue - besides, I don't use GPS much and haven't seen a problem when using Google Maps navigation on the Vibrant anyway.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chalup:
I only used the hd2 before linux was successfully ported over. Honestly, if I already had a stable port of 2.2 on an hd2, I would have a hard time deciding whether or not to get a vibrant. The vibrant has the better power and screen in addition to native/manufacturer support for android, whereas the HD2 has the better size and overall feel. If money is not an issue, you definitely should. Otherwise, in the long run it would be better to just wait for the next generation of phones with hspa+ and even better hardware.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shownuff:
i have been using GPS on the Vibrant and no problems at all. I just update to software for google maps and it works. but i also used it with the ols update and i still did not have problems. i was travelling over a bridge from clearwater, florida to tampa. And it was still connected. i even had it on my lap. I dont know what those other people are doing to there phones, but my Vibrant works great. i dont have it rooted or have crazy stuff on it. Not saying you cant have stuff on it and it not work correctly. And it free. i mean as long as you have a data plan. lol