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[Galaxy S I9000 General] Singhman:
Just realized WHEN this happens

Happened again today... I tried calling my phone to see if maybe it was just stuck in sleep, but it went to voice mail. This is very annoying because i cannot rely on my device to be on when it should be (ie- for an alarm) The only way to get it back on was to either re-install battery or hold down power for about 10 seconds. This is my 3rd SGS and it happened on the 1st one and the 3rd (only had 2nd one for a day).

I just realized today that it only happens to me at places where i have no signal. It happened at work 5 times (where i get no reception), and once in the forest where i was bike riding. I was in an area that showed no signal, and shortly after the phone was off. (it doesn't make any shutdown noise or anything, I just realize sometimes the phone has randomly turned itself off.

Could reception have something to do with this? Now that I think about it, the 1st phone i had also turned itself off at work....never at home. Will 2.2 fix this problem? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Fatherboard:
Three handsets exhibiting the same problem?... I'm starting to think that this might be somehow related to your sim-card...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AllGamer:
just leave the phon in stock and it'll work better

once you start adding apps to change the normal stuff, weird things happens
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Singhman:
A sim card can cause glitches in how a phone works? That's interesting...how exactly is that possible?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Fatherboard:
As long as you weren't installing any 3rd party application which can cause this and there's no strong electro magnetic field nearby, which might disrupt your sgs ... I can't think about nothing else...

if you can try a different sim card for a day or two, maybe you'll figure that out...
[Off-topic] abhishekkjain:
Great News for UC Browser fans, UC Team introduced some fancy application inside UC Browser, in order bring users an even quicker access to their favorite sites than the navigation page.

1.*** Facebook Channel for Indonesian Users.

Facebook hold the top traffic in Indonesia, some Indonesian users take facebook as the whole internet. Hence, in order to bring these fans more smooth experience for browsing facebook, UC Browser introduced the

facebook channel in its start page, with which, fans could get access to facebook by just one click on the left button in their handset. The system will keep the login status, so the users need login just once, and after that,

the experience of facebook become very smooth.

2.Image Navigation for Indian Symbian S60 Users.

Considering the capability and the screen size of the handset, this time, UC Team just introduced the image navigation to Indian Symbian S60 Users. With 4 icons at the top of the start page, Indian users could get

access to Facebook, Orkut, Cricinfo and Getjar very quickly, and also the image is very fancy, which will ignite the passion of browsing.
[Off-topic] chopper the dog:
7.X upgrades have been really nice. Very cool browser does XDA and others wonderfully in adaptive mode. Been using as my main since early 08.

good day.
[Off-topic] abhishekkjain:
Just now only UC Browser with gr8 SNS feature.

THanks for wishing same to you.
[Streak 5 General] Megacamz:
Seriously Just buy a rebel sim card.

Spent £15 on it yesterday arrived today.

Used a pair of wire snips to cut out the square, got a small piece of sellotape and taped it on.

put it in my dell and bingo! one dell streak with a t-mobile sim working 100%

:-D
[Streak 5 General] rodjordan:
Lets see how you get on after a few days before your smile gets too big.

I've given up on the rebelsim after firmware 1.2 let me down (lost data connection)

Good luck, keep us posted
[Streak 5 General] checkbox111:
Been using rebel ii for three weeks, it's a great piece of kit.

Apart from seeing the 3 logo on the top bar you wouldn't even know the difference.
[Streak 5 General] lufc:
You need to edit your post title as its misleading i thought you had unlocked a streak not a rebel Sim thats like old news, 6 months old news but seriously change your Title mate:)
[Streak 5 General] Megacamz:
Hey, yeah this is true.

But rebel sim 1.1 at the time (about a month ago) had LOADS of issues with the dell.

So I lost interest in it.

And after searching I found that the new firmware version of the rebel sim (1.2) works flawlessly with the streak now.

So just wanted to give people a heads up again.
[Streak 5 General] lufc:
So have the title read "" Rebel sim firmware 1.2"" and it is not an unlock its just a way of makeing the sim card work with the streak has nothing to do with an unlock
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alphadog00:
Is it possible to extract an APK from a ROM File?

If i take the JM5 ROM, I can unRar it and then I can unTar the md5 file that is the ROM - but from there I just get a bunch of system files that I assume are images of partitions. The big one is the factoryfs.rfs - is there a way to pull an apk out of here, or do i have to install on a device first and save the APKs i want?

Thanks.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tytdfn:
Just tell us what application your looking for(remember to follow the forum rules before replying ;))
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoCGHOST:
I just recently used Unrevoked 3 and applied new radio and Skyraider 2.5 Sense rom. So far I love having my phone running this rom, but alas I am still a newbie. I need to apply an audio fix to address a bug with flash player, which I was instructed to do by downloading the fix thru Rom manager. When I open rom manger it does not see clockwork recovery and wants to install it. If I boot the phone into recovery I know it goes into Clockwork as a result of using Unrevoked. If its there why would Rom manager be telling me its not, and also I know flashing things on these phones twice and over top of one another is bad, so I'm not sure if I should. What I want to know is, would there be an harm in flashing clockwork recovery via rom manager if its was already put on by unrevoked? I have been super careful up to this point with installing anything and I don't want to ruin something now because I am misinformed. Thanks for any help you all can provide, I feel dwarfed by all the huge brains in these forums.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MMBosstones86:
had the same problem, just install it through rom manager. Turned out it was an updated version.

Shouldn't have any problems
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoCGHOST:
Cool, just didn't want to screw anything up. Thanx for the reply.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gmonox:
I think that unless you've used unrevoked forever, flashing CWM through ROM Manager won't actually do anything because nand is still locked.

edit: I mean it'll fix the problem you're having, but it won't actually flash a new recovery.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SoCGHOST:
If thats the case than how are others flashing new roms thru ROM Manager, I doubt they all have s-off? I do not quite fully understand how it all works but if it has to be flashed each time with Unrevoked before each flash, wouldn't it have been mentioned somewhere? The person that helped me flash my phone, explained it to mean similarly with the nand being locked still, so it was not a true root, but with all my reading up on this I still don't know what that really means for this phone. Please forgive my ignorance on this, I'm trying to grasp it all.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theuser-1:
I've searched a lot and there are many threads about this issue, but didn't find a solution.

The problem is that when data connection is active I cannot receive calls in my car. The phone is connected vie bluetooth with the stereo, the phonebook is synchronized, but when I receive a call it just hangs up.

If I turn data connection off everything works fine and I am able to make and receive calls.

So, the question is, is there a way to use my phone in the car while data connection is ON?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1low:
i have the same issue , there is a registry change that is supposed to work...either i'm not editing correctly or the registry fix does not work.
[EVO 4G Accessories] MadFlava:
http://www.proclipusa.com/brodit-de...t)/holder-with-tilt-swivel--511176-18252.aspx

http://www.proclipusa.com/brodit-de...-cigarette-lighter-adapter--512176-18252.aspx

http://www.proclipusa.com/brodit-de...ord-for-fixed-installation--513176-18252.aspx

http://www.proclipusa.com/default.a...d=&parent_category=4&d_pcat=13722&d_cat=18252

For those wanting a quality car mount, here it is. ProClip stuff is awesome. Its pricey but it works.
[EVO 4G Accessories] exstatica:
Completely worth it if you go with the fixed install.

I just ordered mine, I've always loved proclip.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Reeves360:
Ordered!

I've been waiting for this bad boy to come out.

I wish that they would sell the basic holder without the swivel. I think that the entire mounting system looks much better without it. Oh well I'll just throw it in a box like I did for my G1 swivel mount.
[EVO 4G Accessories] MadFlava:
I have a N1 ProClip holder somewhere around here. I need to see if I can figure out a way to mate it to a quality suction cup mount. If so, Ill get the Evo one.
[EVO 4G Accessories] shad0w77:
do u guys know if the non-adjustable one works w/ the innocase II case? doesn't look like it, but figured i would ask....
[EVO 4G Accessories] goodelyfe:
this can be in landscape mode no problem huh? i should mention and it stays in landscape mode without any movement?

i bet this would work nice with an otterbox too...

hmmmmm

any videos anyone?
[EVO 4G Accessories] MadFlava:
I dont think it swivels without leaving it loose.
[EVO 4G Accessories] thajacka:
I was thinking about it, but it us too expensive,i might just try a cheapo vent mount one to start
[EVO 4G Accessories] cyberenz:
An alternative to Brodit/ProClip?

I'm sure this will work:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Car-Dash-Air-ve...80550909556?pt=PDA_Accessories#ht_1166wt_1137

Yeah, it's for an HD2 but it may work..the Evo is just a fraction of a millimeter thicker, but essentially the same dimensions. The holder is wide open so all the buttons are exposed including a hole in the back of the holder for the speaker/camera. Even if I have to mod the holder a little once I have it, for $7 and free shipping and it fits on a standard Nuvi mount, which I got rid of anyway now that I have the phone's better Navigator....I'll take a chance with it before spending over $50 for a product that does the same thing. Just my two cents.

It should be here in a couple of days, as I ordered it about 5 days ago....I'll let you all know how it works out.

Cheers
[EVO 4G Accessories] Mayonesa:
i guess im out of luck since im using the sedio rugger holster.
[EVO 4G Accessories] lacrossev:
the proclip one does not, but the slipgrip holder does. I took one of my old TP2 proclip mounts' ball joints and adapted to the slipgrip, its somewhere in the post where the slipgrip is reviewed in this forum
[EVO 4G Accessories] Reeves360:
Use the ProClip iPhone holder that they also suggest for EVO's with cases.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Travladin:
So I updated my console emulators today and noticed we now have the ability to play multiplayer Via: Blue Tooth, and WiFi. This is a very nice feature and I believe this will be very valuable to any one looking to play retro games with friends over the internet. I could be late I’m sure some of you are already playing games with friends I haven’t been home to test this new feature. Has anyone successfully played any multiplayer games across the internet?

If not lets get to work and make it happen?:D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] bcpk:
That would be pretty sweet. I remember back when I was into PSP Custom Firmware you could play games that were meant only for local ad-hoc wifi over full IP with some intervening hack.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Travladin:
Yea I was just talking to a friend trying to figure out how multiplayer over wifi networks functions.. I was thinking adhoc network but you wouldn't need a wireless access point to use an adhoc network. I don’t understand.. Maybe the wireless access point is used just to connect the client and host. But I’m sure there is a way to play over the internet using the net play feature. I just have to get home and access my home network to play with it. Now being able to play over the 3g network is a whole nother animal.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S0RR0W:
Hey guys !

I just bought a N1 but just can't mount my N1 even if it is connected to my windows 7 computer with micro usb

When it is connected, the little orange led appear and i can see that my battery is connected.

but i can't mount the phone because i can't see any notification "usb connected" :(

Help me please :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S0RR0W:
Solved

The problem is solved : it was the Micro usb !
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LuLuBaby86:
I am having the same issue and would like help as well.
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
[KERNEL] fuse module & unionfs-fuse & fusecompress HTC's 2.6.32.15-gf9c0527 kernel

I compiled the fuse kernel module and unionfs-fuse for my own custom ROM... maybe someone else can make use of this...
[Desire Android Development] lambrospower:
what's this for ?????
[Desire Android Development] theintelligent:
How can we use it? Any guidelines?
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
FUSE = Filesystem in USErspace: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace

unionfs-fuse = A userspace unionfs implementation: http://podgorny.cz/moin/UnionFsFuse

I'm using this for "overlaying" some directories and "merging" its content...

Load the kernel module and use the unionfs binary for mounting. More information can be found in the man page e.g. http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man8/unionfs-fuse.8.html
[Desire Android Development] n0sp4m:
FloHimself,

do you mean that we can get an emulation of a read and write access to the /system partition by using FUSE ?

The same than the following method allows R/W access ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=748025

Thanks,

J
[Desire Android Development] theintelligent:
Thanks I will try this and report back.
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Correct. It`s a bit trickier than with aufs but I`m investigating a solution for the stock kernel...
[Desire Android Development] willy792003:
flo, based on your works, i am pretty sure you're an excellent DEV. mind sharing your own custom ROM you mentioned here? ;)
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Thank you! My custom ROM would`t be a benefit for you. It`s mainly for development and testing. All my work is published here and is included in several ROMs already...
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Updated first post with fuse-utils & fusecompress...

http://code.google.com/p/fusecompress/

Playing with a compressed /data/data partition atm...
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Note to myself:

Using fusecompress on /data/data doesn`t work properly... phone working but some settings (wallpaper) doesn`t get saved... maybe some permission problems...

However, I`m using it to transparently compress /data/dalvik-cache with

fusecompress -o cache,cache_size=24 /data/dalvik-cache

in init script.

Compressed size of dalvik-cache:

# du -sh /data/dalvik-cache
10.5M	/data/dalvik-cache

Uncompressed size of dalvik-cache (copied to temp directory):

# du -sh /data/local/tmp/dalvik-cache_uncompressed
17.8M	/data/local/tmp/dalvik-cache_uncompressed

Another effect: 24mb compressed data is cached in mermory (cache_size=24)... Maybe some speed improvement?
[Desire Android Development] willy792003:
wow! almost 2x! will be a major disk space saver if it's stable :)
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Running it for almost a day now without problems. Only thing that scares me is that it doesn`t work on /data/data. But maybe really only some permission thingie...
[Desire Android Development] ranwej:
2FloHimself: Can you pls help me with mount command? I tried overlayer "/system/xbin" with "/sdcard/system/xbin", but my command doesn't work and i only see files in "/system/xbin". Here is my command:

unionfs -o cow,nonempty /sdcard/system/xbin=RW:/system/xbin=RO /sdcard/system/mountpoint

What can be wrong?
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Try something like:

unionfs -o cow,max_files=32768,allow_other,suid,nonempty /sdcard/system/xbin=rw:/system/xbin=ro /system/xbin
[Desire Android Development] ranwej:
That command does not work. I think it is not possible to have mountpoint in same directory as one of the the branch..
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Sorry... it works this way:

mkdir /data/local/tmp/system_rw
mkdir /data/local/tmp/system_ro
mount -o bind /system/xbin /data/local/tmp/system_ro
unionfs -o cow,max_files=32768,allow_other,suid,nonempty /data/local/tmp/system_rw=rw:/data/local/tmp/system_ro=ro /system/xbin
[Desire Android Development] ranwej:
Nice solution, thanks!
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Using it for a week now without any problems so I assume it`s stable and save to use. With lzo compression the saving is about 33% on dalvik-cache. More is possible with gz/bz2/lzma compression, but read/write speed would be affected negatively. The usage is simple. First load the fuse.ko kernel module:

insmod /system/lib/modules/fuse.ko

Then mount /data/dalvik-cache with fusecompress:

fusecompress -o cache,cache_size=24 /data/dalvik-cache

That`s it. Primarily use this in some init script at startup.
[Desire Android Development] worstenbrood:
"full" /system access acquired with unionfs-fuse :)

Yo guys,

Got my own modded rom running with a rw /system using unionfs !

I modded the original htc boot.img (ota 2.2 2.09.405.8) ramdisk, in particular init.rc, to create a directory /sd-ext.

I modified the apps2sd script to mount/symlink everything to /sd-ext (instead of /system/sd).

Then i created a unionfs script that makes /system writable.

The trick was:

- Make sure unionfs is in /system/xbin

- Create 3 directories: /sd-ext/system_ro, /sd-ext/system_rw and /sd-ext/system_union

- busybox mount --move /system /sd-ext/system_ro, at this point we dont have acccess to /system anymore.

- /sd-ext/system_ro/xbin/unionfs -o cow,max_files=32768,allow_other,suid,nonempty /sd-ext/system_rw=RW:/sd-ext/system_ro=RO /sd-ext/system_union

- /sd-ext/system_ro/xbin/busybox mount --bind /sd-ext/system_union /system

Output of mount:

/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 /sd-ext ext3 rw,noatime,nodiratime,errors=continue,data=wri
teback 0 0
unionfs /sd-ext/system_union fuse.unionfs rw,nodev,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0
,default_permissions,allow_other 0 0
unionfs /system fuse.unionfs rw,nodev,relatime,user_id=0,group_id=0,default_perm
issions,allow_other 0 0

Output of df (using 1 GB ext3 partition):

/system: 1193297K total, 301966K used, 891331K available (block size 1024)

Output of test:

# touch /system/w00000t
touch /system/w00000t
# ls /system/w0*
ls /system/w0*
/system/w00000t
# rm /system/w00000t
rm /system/w00000t
#

Got it running for half a day now without any issues ! :D

Checkout the attachment for the modified boot.img/scripts.
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
#!/system/bin/sh

MOUNTPOINT=/data/local/mnt
SYSTEM_RW=$MOUNTPOINT/system_rw
SYSTEM_RO=$MOUNTPOINT/system_ro
SYSTEM_UNION=$MOUNTPOINT/system_union
UNIONFS=$SYSTEM_RO/xbin/unionfs

for i in $MOUNTPOINT $SYSTEM_RW $SYSTEM_RO $SYSTEM_UNION
do
busybox mkdir -p $i
done

busybox mount --move /system $SYSTEM_RO
$UNIONFS -o cow,max_files=8192,allow_other,suid,nonempty,kernel_cache $SYSTEM_RW=RW:$SYSTEM_RO=RO $SYSTEM_UNION
$SYSTEM_RO/xbin/busybox mount --bind $SYSTEM_UNION /system

unset i
unset UNIONFS
unset MOUNTPOINT
unset SYSTEM_RW
unset SYSTEM_RO
unset SYSTEM_UNION
[Desire Android Development] Rudolfje:
So I need to put the unionfs binary into /data/local/bin

and the fuse.ko into /system/lib/modules

and insert this module (in a script from init.d)

and run the script posted above from init.d?

Do I need an ext partition? (Or is this recommended?)
[Desire Android Development] worstenbrood:
Flo's script mounts everything to the data partition, mine uses the ext partition on the sdcard.
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Like worstenbrood said: you can decide where to store. I used some variables on my script. You could change SYSTEM_RW to point to /sd-ext...
[Desire Android Development] naguz:
Nice script, and really nice work! I think this is great. Metamorph et.al. would be really great to have on the Desire. Flashable skins have a bad habit of breaking something one way or the other, at least that is my experience from the Dream. Not to mention easy rw-access to any systemfile that might need tampering eith either by myself or by an app.

But what do you do about permissions? allow_other wihout any other permission options gives 666-access, doesn't it? If so, I guess that could pose some security concerns, or doesn't apps have access to anything outside their own little sandbox anyway?
[Desire Android Development] iscaela:
The ability to use fusecompress is excellent news, as my dalvik-cache exceeds 40M for the stock apps and frameworks in /system alone. Have you considered trying JFFS2? It wouldn't be as flexible since it expects a block device, but it'll probably perform better.

I'm curious what Linux source release and toolchain you're using to build these LKMs because I've been planning to write modules for the stock kernel to modify acpu_freq_tbl (and possibly acpuclk_set_vdd_level and related functions) at runtime for undervolting/overclocking purposes, as there seems to be no /dev/kmem to modify the structures from userspace.

As HTC hasn't yet released the Desire-specific source yet, I'm trying to approximate this with the Droid Incredible source (the in-memory representation of acpu_freq_tbl or a function referencing it may be important as I can't locate it with just a symbol lookup), but would like any suggestions you have.

Thanks!
[Desire Android Development] ieftm:
You can just crosscompile using the arm-eabi-gcc toolchain (from Android source) to build modules against Kali- and defer's 2.6.32.9 kernel, revert patch .9 using vanilla kernel source (patch -Rp1), and apply .15 patch (patch -p1).

You would need to set the localversion to match the kernel you're building against, and there you go.

The HTC kernel source and Kali-/defer's kernel source isn't all that different.

Especially for generic parts, like filesystems, that's just regular kernel code.
[Desire Android Development] shawe_ewahs:
FloHimself can you do a flashable update.zip for direct apply it? Seems that you know how to do it correctly, I try to do it, but don't working for me.
[Desire Android Development] iscaela:
Here's an update.zip for just the fuse driver and fusecompress for dalvik-cache.

LATEST: fusecompress-2.6.32.15-gf9c0527-20100903.zip

As suggested by FloHimself, compress existing files instead of clearing dalvik-cache. To conserve /system space, use fusecompress background compression on getattr instead of fusecompress_offline.

The following init scripts are added:

#!/system/bin/sh
#
# Load fuse for htc-kernel
insmod /system/lib/modules/fuse.ko
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "+++ FUSE support activated"
fi

#!/system/bin/sh
#
# Enable fusecompress for /data/dalvik-cache
lsmod | grep -q '^fuse' || exit 0
if [ ! -f /data/dalvik-cache/.fusecompress ]; then
# Force existing files to be compressed
/system/xbin/fusecompress /data/dalvik-cache
find /data/dalvik-cache >/dev/null
umount /data/dalvik-cache
touch /data/dalvik-cache/.fusecompress
fi
/system/xbin/fusecompress -o cache,cache_size=24 /data/dalvik-cache
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "+++ fusecompress enabled for /data/dalvik-cache"
fi
[Desire Android Development] miyu-hitori:
any update for new kernel 2.6.32.15-gd96f2c0?thank you
[Desire Android Development] FloHimself:
Thought about using JFFS2. But with fusecompress you can use any filesytem (compress something on SD card) and LZO seems to be fast enough...

I use the arm-eabi-gcc toolchain from Android and the kernel source from supersonic (Evo)...