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[Mogul, XV6800 General] Vegeta:
Hi

I am trying to install Myn’s Warm Donut on my Titan, i got to the installer and clicked yes to both msgs.

It says "formatting..." and being going over an hour, to the point when my battery dies.

the 1st time i did it, i had my 512mb Micro SD card split into 2 partitions. (1 fat32 and 2nd ext2) both same size.

tried couple times, same thing

then i reformatted same card to a whole fat32 (w/out any partition) and still same thing.

3 days I've being searching XDA forum and Google for the answer, and found nothing :(

does it take THAT long to install ?

how long should the formatting last ?

Please help

Thanks
[Mogul, XV6800 General] Mr. Clown:
I don't recall there is android development for the titan :confused:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] conrad1975:
I am wondering if some could help me

I have a Dopod 838 pro that doesnt reconise my bluetooth GPS receiver. It keep asking me for the passcode and have entered 0000, but still it doesnt work. Can anyone help?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] jimsie33:
Bluetooth Passcode

Hi, have you done a search on google to see what passcode your bluetooth receiver uses? I use a Co-pilot GPS receiver and the passcode is 0183. Hope this helps
[HD Mini ROM Development] alangordon73:
I see that Photon hosts some shipped ROMS. :D

My Girlfriend has just purchased a UK Vodaphone HD Mini and I wonder if there is a new shipped ROM as there are only patches available on the Vodaphone UK site?

The current ROM on her phone is 1.07.401.1 (85429) WWE

ROM date 21st March 2010

Radio: 0.63.05.05

Many thanks :)

EDIT: Whoops... Sorry! used the search! I'm dyslexic and sometime find it hard to sort through textual information.
[HD Mini ROM Development] thebull:
Vodafone haven't released their ROM yet (as you have already noticed from their website), they must still be testing/modding it. They are always a bit behind the curve in releasing Vodafone "approved" ROMs.

If you want the newest version ROM on your device you'll need to use SSPL and the 1.36.401.1 ROM posted up on conflipper's site. (Follow the shipped ROMs link from this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=701507 )
[HD Mini ROM Development] alangordon73:
Not impressed - it seems posting this has possibly drawn attention to the shipped ROMs site and the account has been suspended...

I should have exercised some impatience and downloaded the ROM this morning rather than driving 200 miles home only to find the files no longer available. :O(
[HD Mini ROM Development] NeilM:
The main Shipped ROMs site has been suspended after HTC got heavy with Conflipper, though they have agreed to allow already posted ROMs to remain.

You can find the HD Mini ROMs Here
[HD Mini ROM Development] alangordon73:
Ahhh... Many thanks :)

Downloaded and attempted to upgrade the stock ROM with a stock update...

Invalid Vender ID at 1% falshing then dropped out.

Had a look for a Hard SPL for the Mini and it seems that it's not yet available for this device. (I wish she'd bought an HD2 now... :()

So how do I go about updating the stock UK ROM to a newer stock ROM when it's in an *.exe file?

Is there some way to extract the ROM image and hence use DFT_SSPL_MINI.exe to update the ROM?
[HD Mini ROM Development] ci6i:
The stock ROM *.exe file it's a rar archive and contains different files (RUU, nbh, dll, etc). You can try to extract the *.nbh file and run it with mini_spl in the same folder.

BUT, it's just an ideea, maybe i'm wrong, i never tried this way since my phone it's not branded.
[HD Mini ROM Development] alangordon73:
I already tried opening the exe with WinRAR (I'm on V3.93) but no option to extract. :mad: Any other ideas?
[HD Mini ROM Development] NeilM:
WinRAR or 7Zip should give an 'extract' option, but they don't always.

The only other method is to connect the phone to the PC and run the update EXE file, agree the changes but don't continue to the start of the flash itself.

This process will have extracted the contents of the ROM update to a temporary folder on the PC. It's just a matter of locating it! When you have, you can copy the RUU_signed*.nbh file to the folder with the SSPL_mini file.

Be aware that only the OS ROM will be updated by this method- the Radio ROM cannot yet be updated other than with a full stock ROM flash.
[HD Mini ROM Development] thebull:
I have a Vodafone Mini like yourself and followed the instructions from the SSPL thread. Worked a treat.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AdamRuby:
Hi,

I am new to this, just flashed my AT&T N1 to CM6 RC3 yesterday and I am exploring everything new. Is there a way to get skype for my N1? I know they have it on Verizon, why no AT&T love? Is there some sort of way to access the verizon android app market to download it?

Please help,

Thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
No Skype.

You can download Nimbuzz or any other Skype-supporting client.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AdamRuby:
is it possible that skype for verizon is ported to At&T?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonyx3:
And by any other client, you mean... ???

With Fring having dropped Skype support, I thought Nimbuzz was the only Android client that supported Skype voice, yah?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
SIPDroid, I believe, allows Skype calls.

Also Skype Lite, which was dropped by Skype, can still be easily found on the internet.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonyx3:
SIPDroid, I was unaware of. But doesn't Skype Lite just use your minutes instead of data, for voice calls, which makes it kinda worthless?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
AFAIK, that is the Verizon Skype, that the OP insists on getting for no good reason I could think of, and Skype Lite is the old version that looks and feels like a regular mobile Skype.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonyx3:
Maybe it feels like a mobile Skype, but it doesn't connect via wifi or 3g data and use my skype credit/subscription to make Skype VOIP to phone calls, or use the network for Skype to Skype calls. It uses your phone's minutes to connect to the Skype network for making calls.

http://www.nexusoneforum.net/forum/nexus-one-application-discussion/716-skype-android.html#post14740
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeandjaimie:
Okay I spent HOURS and HOURS last night trying to do this.. but still unsucessful.. I ready SOOOO many howto's and guides, but still none work.. let me explain

First guide I read said to use ROm Manager option to partition, but when I did this, it just rebooted into recovery saying it couldnt flash update.zip (i used 512 ext, 32 swap). I tried several times, finally figured out if I use reboot recovery from the recovery menu, ClockworkMod continued and seemed to partition it.

I then tried to do the ext2 - ext3 but couldnt find the options..

next couple guides that I tried suggested using ADB.. I downloaded, installed it, and tried following those guide (one even included a bat/.sh file to do it automatically), but when I tried to use it OR do it manuall I get an error that 'parted' could not be found.

I am currently running ClockworkMod 2.5.0.1 SLCD on the Telus Desire, and for the life of me CAN NOT find a guide that will work to install an ext partition to use with a2sd so that I can flash a most customized ROM.. anyone got any suggestions? or a link to a guide that works? Hell even a was to fix my 'parted' problem?? REALLY gottten quite aggrevated about this LOL
[XPERIA X10 General] mmk92:
One of the vital issues of the SE x10 is its battery life, i personally have to charge it once a day under normal use(10mins of browsing, messaging, phonecalls) while my older phones under heavy use lasted over 4 days.

Lets compile a list of remedies to improve battery life, every little bit helps.

Mine are:

Keep charger in my pocket :P

Close all apps before idleing the phone

Turn off everything wireless exept 2G

Prevent using the latest facebook app(Hogs the battery empty FAST)

I set the CPU's clock at 700/250mhz max min respectively

What are yours?
[XPERIA X10 General] iead1:
Use the phone as a phone. Don't carry around the charger, don't use any appkillers or CPU things, never ever turn off 3G, never ever turn off GPS...

I use the Facebook application a little too frequently, I read stuff using the Digg and Engadget apps, update Twitter via Twicca, listen to music via Mediascape, and take several photos.

Oh, and I charge the phone once every couple of days.
[XPERIA X10 General] twentybenson:
Since the last 026 update i have noticed a huge improvement, now lasts ffor about a day and half where used to last about 8 hours. I've stopped using taskkillers now apart from when i've finished playing a big game like need for speed which uses a LOT of ram. Looking forward to the 2.1 update.

Also, i got the 2600ma battery from ebay, bigger, but lasts nearly 2 days!
[XPERIA X10 General] patti_9000:
i always cut my web connection and i use taskiller

and my phone lasts also 2 days, but i have the original battery in it
[XPERIA X10 General] citsym:
SetCPU is a big help. At the very least throttle your battery when the screen is off.
[XPERIA X10 General] Zenghelis:
I just use Data On Demand. No task killers, no startup manager, no root. Firm 026. Bluetooth and 3g on, and my batery (original) last 2 days at least.

Via Tapatalk
[XPERIA X10 General] TechGuru_x10:
Get the recent firmware.
[XPERIA X10 General] k1sr:
Sounds almost like the kind of solution Apple would give to fix poor reception...

http://www.intomobile.com/2010/07/1...ntenna-issues-advises-carrying-a-spare-phone/

Personally I resolve my battery issue by only turning it on when people want to call me. I've set up a roster with precise times when I'm available for contact. Callers must contact me within a select 5 min window otherwise they must wait until the next one. These are seperated by 2hr hour 'no call' times, as well as a complete call 'blackout' between the hours of 10pm and 6am. If I want to call people, I keep 50c in my pocket and use a payphone.

So far my battery has lasted 8 weeks.
[XPERIA X10 General] mmk92:
my problem is that im a frequent user, my total call time per day reaches over 3hours and i text alot
[XPERIA X10 General] k1sr:
That's a lot...! :)
[XPERIA X10 General] mrtim123:
3 hours of talk time a day on ANY smartphone is going to drain the battery. I dont think there is a huge amount you can do really. Sounds like you have done all the sensible things already.

That being said, i am on a RB..26 FW, Rooted with ADW Launcher. I get about 2 days from a charge, using FB app all day long, a few calls a day, several msgs and general playing around with the phone. i dont run any task killers, cpu management tools or even disable 3g connections. maybe i just have a good one :)
[XPERIA X10 General] Bwyan Benton:
LOL!! better than any battery saving app.
[XPERIA X10 General] k1sr:
Do you reckon rooting helps...?

I'm on 26FW too (actually, that's a lie, I just checked, and am on 24)... but anyway, I also use ADW and am on an Australian network, so all thing being equal, I should be getting similar... although I only get about a day and a half... Well, I usually put my phone on charge every night, and it's about 50-60%, but obviously the drain over night would take it a little too low for me to go another full day...
[XPERIA X10 General] Punnisher_42:
I just bought setcpu from the market. First day with it and juice defender (lite) running it's drained 16% in 12 hours.

Previously, i would be at 40 - 50 % by now.

Of course, you need root for this solution.

Running 020 firmware as i haven't got around to backing up and updating as yet.
[XPERIA X10 General] goRt:
So which fixed it then?

You need to make a single change and observe
[XPERIA X10 General] x10i DauL:
I used setCPU too, but i had problems with it.

Every 2nd time when i activated my screen and went passed lockscreen, my launcher was forced to a close.

This procedur has been with differents launcher like ADW, GDE, default launcher.

regards DauL
[XPERIA X10 General] mmk92:
Does rooting help the battery life alone without any apps? And how?
[XPERIA X10 General] brunswick000:
I went ahead and got the Muegen 1800 battery and im now running generic 026 FW. I fully charged my phone two days ago and I use it quite a bit while at work and what not and this morning I have 26% still remaining. Not saying you should go out and buy one of these batteries but ive noticed a definite improvement.
[XPERIA X10 General] consolation:
I charge twice a day. Heavy data use and I need my screen bright as lot if it is out of doors. Rooted 026, with setcpu. About, 66% of my drain is the LCD. My GF with her iPhone 4 gets about 36 hours and she hammers it more than me- never turns any radios off either. Grrr... drives me nuts when i have to jump through hoops to get back home from work without a dead phone. Incidentally, what moron put the charge socket on top? Means we will never have a dock we can just drop it in when not carrying the damn thing /facepalm...

Sent from my X10i
[XPERIA X10 General] sp_1st_timer:
Did SE ever make one for their previous models? That would have been a cool option.
[XPERIA X10 General] Baldolo:
And with a dock station you should probably have to use a different port from the mini usb one, which mean you have always to bring that connector you found in the phone box when you leave home or when you want to transfer data to a pc.
[XPERIA X10 General] consolation:
Plenty of phones use (mini) USB based docks. It's also why you want the audio Jack at the bottom, that way you can have audio out on the dock. It also would mean that when you pull the phone out off the pocket it'd sit the right way round in your palm and in a car mount the cable doesn't have to loop around. It's Human Factors 101....

Sent from my X10i
[XPERIA X10 General] im_iceman:
+1.. SE design team need a quick lesson in Semiotics.
[XPERIA X10 General] mrtim123:
im not sure if rooting alone makes any tangible difference, but the fact that i was able to remove a metric ton worth of apps that i didnt want probably helped :)

i too charge everynight, but if i miss a charge one night its no problem as i will make it to the next night with no dramas.
[XPERIA X10 General] chris_knows:
Go into Settings>Wireless Controls>Mobile Networks>Network Mode>GSM only.
[XPERIA X10 General] iead1:
Docks for the X10 are available here in Japan. They replace the battery cover with a new one, that has connectors for sitting a dock to charge the phone. Looks pretty OEM considering.

I'll see if I can drag up a link.
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
Hello (^^,)

I'm just curious to see who uses what around here. Soooo as the title says :)

I use EVK.
[Windows Mobile] Mikenif:
Made the switch from EVK to OSkitchen a while ago and have to say it has some cool funtions. cooks fast, easy to understand interface and Airxtreme updates it alot.

If you havent tried it yet i would definitely give it a go
[Windows Mobile] mwalt2:
I have done the same.
[Windows Mobile] shafizal:
+1 for EVk because i started with that...... but all new cookers use os kitchen its easy to understand etc....
[Windows Mobile] crazyC:
Oskitchen here. (although the older 1.3 as am having problems with the newer ones for some reason).

Sheer simplicity of use makes it easier for relative noobs like me.
[Windows Mobile] af974:
This one for me
[Windows Mobile] musezicos:
Working with EVK :)
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
Hahaha (^^,) What a beautiful kitchen, that one! :p
[Windows Mobile] miniterror:
i am a happy ervius kitchen user:D
[Windows Mobile] 95gs-t:
Now thats a NICE kitchen!
[Windows Mobile] TAEL:
LOL :D

//

I'm using Ervius Kitchen because of it's useful tools such as integrated search between files.
[Windows Mobile] TMartin:
I use OSBuilder by Barin over at asusmobile.ru

It is pretty amazing. You can create your own packages.sof & packages.cif. You can do everything from the kitchen. Right click on an OEM and you can edit the provxml, rgu, dsm or initflashfiles.txt. You have the ability to set what gets deleted from the OEMxipkernel & MSxipkernel. You can also do a Initflashfiles.dat preview, a registry preview (including provxmls) and packages & registry build order preview. Let me know if you need some links.
[Windows Mobile] v-b-n:
On latest osKitchen and man its rocket speed on my server !

A full 24626 build takes me around 1 min 45 seconds :p
[Windows Mobile] Nagato Yuki:
No kitchen (some time refer to classical kitchen) for Acer S200 :rolleyes:
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
I'm kinda interested to see who doesn't use a visual kitchen...
[Windows Mobile] Ham3r:
I use old style kitchen (XIPPort + optional BuildOS)
[Windows Mobile] indagroove:
For ultimate control, and better built roms, I use Barin's OS Builder.
[Windows Mobile] NRGZ28:
Hah... about 55 seconds here on a measly Core2Duo laptop! LOL :P

I use a mostly command line based kitchen, with a custom GUI I wrote, all based on bepe's platformrebuilder :)

Not pretty but it works very well and it's fully automated :D
[Windows Mobile] + Que PPC:
Still on EVK due to have an old device and still learning on the old way ;)
[Windows Mobile] seeM_ZA:
That sounds so much like an ad I just had to laugh :D

Looks pretty sweet in your case, as you produce such a variety of ROMs. Now you have them all on one screen. Perhaps when I'm more experienced I'll try writing my own kitchen :)

PS: How'd you get it so fast? :o
[Windows Mobile] ai6908:
I use PRB...sometimes OSB...and it is an amazing kitchen...
[Windows Mobile] TMartin:
I also have a PRB Visual kitchen but I never use it. Oops it wasn't released.

Sent from my HTC Evo 4G!
[Windows Mobile] OndraSter:
I use highly edited Joshkoss cmdline kitchen. Stripped that it is able to cook ROM with Sense 2,5 within 30s with platformrebuilder. Of course you have to meet few requirements:

1) cook in RAMdisk

2) do it XPR or no compression way -- LZX is cooked sloow

3) use nbimagetool to pack nb's into nbh :)
[Windows Mobile] airxtreme:
You mean like this?

It even comes with a pretty butter-smooth progressbar to look at, during those long, long hexadecimal binary searches.
[Windows Mobile] af974:
OsKitchen is the most Easy,Fast,Updated and complete Kitchen that i've never tried.

Long time agò a a television commercial said:

" Try it to believe !" :D

Im an OsKitchen user from the beginning since Ondraster developed it till Airxtreme new improved and amazing new OsKitchen Zero ......yes , im a satisfied user :)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hitman3x:
i have a transcend class 6 sd card

ocassionally my phone would freeze, after a reboot (end call + menu + call)

it restarts but doesnt recognize the sd card (removed sd card notification)

to get it recognized again i power off and reiinsert the sd card. it recognizes after this, but i have an issue...i run apps2sd and after this happens HALF of my apps FORCE CLOSE, while the others dont function properly, for example eBuddy says "cant connect" instantly while i have internet, other apps also cant connect...some APPS do work, but most either force close or cant see the internet...

a reinstall of these apps and they function properly...but i cant keep doing this, these crashes happen occasionally, im just wondering if theres anyway to "recover" these apps so they function properly again, i cant keep reinstalling them...all the data IS on the sd card, it just seems to get corrupted everytime this happens, maybe cause of a non proper shut down...is there anyway to fix these apps, what can possibly happen that causes them to do behave like this
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hitman3x:
im slowly getting somewhere

it seems to be a problem with the Android security permissions...

heres one app:

heres another app

what i did was reinstall all the apps...

i guess thats something at least
[Droid Incredible General] DroidHam:
Running Sky Raider 2.2.5, with updated Radio and S-Off applied...

my GPS isn't even within a few miles of my actual location, but before it was exact. Anyone know how I can fix this?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Geo411m:
I'm looking for a way to speedup Launcher2. What I'm Striving for is a way to apply all the Spareparts speedup tweaks (Fast Window Animation and Transitions) to a cooked ROM without adding spareparts. Does anyone know how to do this?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tylerwagler:
I haven't actually looked at the battery driver or even the kernel for that matter, but does it specifically state the cutoff voltages for charging the battery? If it does, we should compare those to what the phone is charging the battery to when the phone is off and make them match. Hell if you want to live on the wild side bump it up another .05 - .075V or so...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Qazme:
Just a question.....but do you know what you are talking about??

Froyo seemed to solve the charging 'problem' for me, then again I never had a charging problem.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] fortesquieu:
Erm, how did it fix it? We still have that problem.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] dawynkoop:
I believe what he is talking about is modifying the kernel to allow the battery to fully charge when powered on rather than leaving the "buffer" which requires the bump charge to get the extra 10% or so out of the battery. I'd definitely like to see this as well, but I've found performing the recalibration did help a bit.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] rigman:
Disclaimer: I'm a noob and don't know ****!

However, it would seem if htc (or google), put code in the kernel to prevent the phone from charging to 100% while turned on, I'm sure they had good reason. My guess would be to keep the phone from over heating.

It would seem that if the phone is on and draining the battery, but at the same time you're trying to charge the battery, achieving that last few percent might be difficult and could take considerable more time, and thus getting hotter.

Just a guess though.

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Unrevoked forever

SkyRaider 2.5.2 Sense

Hrdra kernel ocuv_ov_v10 (#2)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tylerwagler:
I'll look at the battery driver when I get home (currently at work), but I have seen devices where charging limits were invoked directly in the kernel. These could be modified if they are.

On the issue of heat, manufacturers play it VERY safe. It looks bad if someone is charging their phone in their car during the summer and the battery cooks off in the passenger seat. I'd be fairly comfortable pushing the battery to a little bit higher voltage than it is right now.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] bast525:
What about the charging SPEED? Myself and several others have noticed that Froyo ROMs charge at a much slower rate, plugged in to ac power, compared to 2.1 Rom. For me, it takes about twice as long to charge. Is this something that could also be addressed with a kernel fix? I literally went from being able to charge from ~10% to full in about 90 mins, to now taking about 4 hours on Froyo.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] larsrya8:
The 2.15 radio probably broke the phone's ability to differentiate between the wall-charger (fast) and normal USB (slow). The reason I say "radio" and not "kernel" is because it charges slowly when powered off as well. Hopefully the radio included in the upcoming OTA will fix this.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] gbenj:
I had the slow charging problem on the 2.05 radio as well but doesn't change much about what's being said about a potential fix.

Anyone able to confirm that this (something in the radio) is the reason?

Hope the OTA comes soon so I can get back to recharging in a timely fashion.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] unreal2k:
Apparently you are one of the users that were lucky enough not to have this issue. This thread is not for you. Move on. And btw, Froyo did not fix this problem. Again, nothing for you to see here, move on.

For the rest of us who are interested in solving this issue we will continue to put ideas out there in the hope that a smart one figures this out. Until then, we will keep reading about how fortunate some people are and how some other unfortunate people are willing to work on this. Thanks OP.