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[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heygrl:
I've locked the phone on 3G many of times, and when I go home I lose all 3G so the phone is in emergency mode.. sounds like you need to flash the new firmware.
[Vibrant General] fesahin:
Is there a way to make my galaxy vibrant show the dialpad when there is an incoming call? For now all I see on the screen is the accept button, reject button and message button.

I need this, because pressing the # button on the dialpad will make my other google voice numbers ring.
[Vibrant General] smutek:
Sorry i dont have an answer. I'm just subscribing to this thread because it's a good question.
[Vibrant General] manticore1977:
Don't you have to pick up the call first to then press # anyway? Once you accept the call you can access the dialpad...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k0r3an4ev3r:
So I just downgraded my HD2 to 2.08HSPL, but now I don't know what to do. I'm still new to this and been trying to downgrade my phone for a while and finally did today. I want my phone in Android build, so do I just go into a thread under Android Developments and download a build, put it under the "root" folder (I still have no idea where this is), and install it there from my phone? Please help, thanks in advance. :]
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsamuel:
or even better, go into the android section and read a "how to instal android" thread, there are several.

Or, again in the android section, you could ask your question in the very aptly named

"HD2 Linux/Android Q&A Thread - ASK YOUR QUESTIONS HERE!!" thread.

:)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k0r3an4ev3r:
^^^ Thanks, haha, sorry still new this whole Android thing >_>
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] kindaichi24:
hey guys, im intending to get the 1600mah mugen power battery. Is it advisable? how much better does it fares against the samsung 1500mah batt? will it last additional 1 more hour on display?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] EarlZ:
These 3rd party batteries dont really offer what they say probably its even worse than the stock 1500mAh
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] kindaichi24:
alright. if anyone have tested this batt pls feedback :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] malnala:
so did you end up buying the mugen 1600mAH battery ? If yes, how did it go ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] kil43:
Mugen batteries are very good. I used to own one for a samsung PDA i had a while back and was far superior to other 3rd party batteries i tried.

I can't imagine you getting much out of an extra 100mah though? For example if you get 8 hours use from the device you would expect a return of around 8.5 hours with the extra 100mah. Of course this is an approximation but it gives you an idea. Just take the time you normally get from the current battery and divide by 15 then times by 16 and you will get a very rough estimate as to how much will be gained.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] malnala:
Thanks for the info. I bought a third party (not Mugen) 1500mAh battery but the battery life is much shorter than the original battery , so i was just wondering if this Mugen 1600mAh one is really slightly better than my original samsung battery
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] malnala:
I got this Mugen 1600mAh battery last week. It works great. To me, it lasts much longer than my original 1500mAh battery (about 3-4 hrs more). I highly recommend it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] xiiilence:
Can anyone confirm this to be true?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Fornowagain:
Check out http://batteryboss.org/

You'll be lucky if a higher mAh battery designed to fit in the standard bay, even ones from branded third parties like Andida or Mugen, will be as good as the OEM.

Avoid the ebay non branded, loads of re-badged rubbish not even close to the printed value.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] dulexy:
I have found this on their site and sounds good. Any experience with their batteries?

h t t p://mugen-power-batteries.com/mugen-power-3200mah-extended-battery-for-samsung-galaxys-i9000.html

Sent from Serbia and my I9000 via Tapatalk.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] keno_ro:
Is that hard to scroll throught the other posts?

There is a post exactly for the 3200 mah !
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] juno14:
deleted 4ever
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] cokeman2:
i brought a original mugen 1600mah before i went over seas, last another 2 or 3 hours more than the original i am happy with it , ask away if u want to know more
[Android Software Development] schlagelfarken:
Small radio station seeks an Android developer to write an Android app for users to listen to our web stream. Please contact me by message. Thanks.
[Android Software Development] bonznumber1:
I would also like to get into contact with an app dev that could build a wordpress interface
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kempas:
I've uploaded a bunch of albums a couple of times now, reformatted the micro sd in between and copied them again but each time I've done it the SGS music player refuses to see some ID3 tag information and marks songs as Unknown artist etc.

Opening the files directly when connected to the PC with an MP3 tagging program shows them fine and no different than the other songs. When I edit them directly on the phone with iTag the info is there and I just need to resave it for it to then show up correctly in the music player.

Anyone had this? Is it an issue with ID3 tag formats supported perhaps?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] snaphapman:
From what i remember there are two types of id3 tags. Version1 and 2. It may only be compatible with one of those tags. I know my hero only read v2 tags.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kempas:
It had both, and all the other songs, even on the same album, were formatted exactly the same.

Not sure, as said, the tag info was there when I used iTag to update it, just wasn't/couldn't be read in the music player. Once opened in iTag and saved back out it was read fine. Odd. No worries though.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
The fruits of my deodexing project are now available for everyone to taste. What this ROM has is JH7 fully deodexed and zipaligned, and then tweaked. I have decided to remove the focus off the optimization, as others have made far more advances, and my choices may not be agreeable to someone else. I am not responsible for anything that happens to your phone, but I have tested this on my phone, and other than the issues noted below, I have not run across anything deal breaking. This is just a different way to optimize the files, so risk of any hardware damage is minimal. You'll only run into software that won't work.

How to install:

1. Download the zip file, and place it on the sd card.

2. Fire up ROM manager, and apply from SD card, also recommend doing a nandroid back up at the same time

3. ???

4. Profit

What yout get:

1. Stock JH7 deodexed, and zipaligned

2. AT&T and Samsung bloatware removed

2. Superuser and Busybox preinstalled

3. build.prop preedited to allow you to see all market apps

4. The kernel is untouched during the update, but the user data, and cache are wiped. You will need a Titanium Backup to restore.

Known Issues:

1. This is a stock style ROM, and you have to apply any optimizations or fixes manually, or using something like SRE. The JH7 files are all there (except the odex's of course), so the latest SRE should be compatible in theory, but I have always done all tweaks on the phone myself in the past so I am not 100% sure. I'll let some of you be the guinea pigs and report back.

2. Deodexing, and zipaligning is not some magic bullet for performance increase. I personally see no significant difference between the stock performance and this installation. But this is more flexible down the line to get us nearer to Vanilla Eclair due to having been deodexed.

How to Remove:

Use ROM manager, and restore previous backup.

The ROM can be downloaded Here:

Captivate-Deodexed-JH7_v_0.2-Stock

I hope for this to become a test bed of new ideas I can try out to make things better on our phone. So if you want to test it and guide me, I'd appreciate your input. If someone wants to take this and build upon it further, feel free to do so. I'll look into fixing the two apps force closing, with focus being on the camera, followed by the keyboard. Squashed.
[Captivate Android Development] Bowsa2511:
Wow lets see what's to come off this + sre + new kernel + voodoo lag fix + froyo!

BRING ON THE THEMES!
[Captivate Android Development] TheTodFather:
WOw! How long did this take you???
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Not all that long. The deodexing itself is very automated. Making the ROM took a couple of more days to work out the updating script. I still need to work on the best way to integrate superuser and busybox.
[Captivate Android Development] TheTodFather:
i'll give it a shot!
[Captivate Android Development] skinien:
Dear sirs and/or madams,

What's "deodexed and zipaligned"?
[Captivate Android Development] smurfgod:
I've wandered this as well

I would try it but I am too happy with how I've got it. The next time I flash it, it's gonna be to stock so I can get the 2.2 OTA. The work tho, I will say thank you for that.

Quick question..Why is sideloading disabled???
[Captivate Android Development] frenchtoasted:
Flashing in just a sec, will update.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Sideloading is controlled by the settings.db file in dbdata. When you flash this ROM, that file gets wiped out and is rebuilt on first boot. I think the original is in the ramdisk packed with the kernel. So on first boot the old crippled file is recreated for you to hack into again.
[Captivate Android Development] daraj:
Camera FC all the time, besides that ROM is pretty fast and zippy good job OP.
[Captivate Android Development] E_man5112:
Will this rom do anything that might break something like SRE? If not, I'll flash it for sure. Got to do a round of it anyway to get the latest goodies :D
[Captivate Android Development] frenchtoasted:
Here's what I've found so far:

-Camera force close

-Log tab in Superuser causes it to force close

-Superuser does work though, aside for the Log tab

-Wifi doesn't work for me

-Mobile Video bloatware isn't uninstalled, just need to be removed from script file and apps folder

Other than that, it's quite zippy and quick. Nice job! I'll take a look at the scripts and files a little later to see if I can fix some of the problems. Keyboard FC should also be an easy fix.
[Captivate Android Development] spook:
rajendra82, can I suggest that you release the rom as completely vanilla with the deodex and zipalign in place? In theory, everything should work as expected from a vanilla rom and not have things like the Camera app FC.

Users can then apply SRE and you would not have to reinvent the wheel regarding including Superuser, etc. apps.

From what you said about deodex and zipaligning in the other thread, a completely vanilla rom with these optimizations would already be beneficial.
[Captivate Android Development] bartek4443:
Will installing this ROM negatively affect my phone in any way besides voiding the warranty?
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
It will be very easy for me to release the vanilla version, I had actually built that first. Samsung Keyboard still force closed on me when I had flashed that. I didn't know about the force close on camera at the time, but I am sure that it would have behaved the same way. The reason for force closure of these two apps is some bug in deodexing. The apps I removed are the same that SRE does, and I manually removed from my phone before deodexing. That is not the reason for force closes. But if everyone would rather have a stock deodexed ROM that they optimize themselves, I can release it a short time. I will also have to look at tweaking the deodexing process some to get rid of the force closes on the keyboard and camera apps.
[Captivate Android Development] sfernandez:
+1 on a vanilla Rom..That would be great :D
[Captivate Android Development] akachay:
vanilla would be great my friend...much appreciated
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
OP updated with stock deodexed ROM linked.

Now I need your help. I know the Camera app that is force closing is Camera.apk, but what app is the Samsung keyboard? On the same lines, when an app force closes, is there a log file generated somewhere to explain what happened.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Camera issue acknowledged. Looking to fix that. The superuser app version I used had that issue anyway on stock ROM before deodexing, later versions seem to have solved it. I have now decided to keep this a stock ROM project to weed out extraneous issues such as these. WiFi worked fine for me at home and work, so I am not sure what's going on at your end.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Other than the kernel, everything that SRE does will be wiped out, as the whole system, data, and cache partitions will revert back to stock. You can always re flash SRE though.
[Captivate Android Development] rob989_69:
This is looking very promising. You may want to post both the stock and the tweaked ROM. I'd love to see this with the capability to use SRE.

Awesome job so far.
[Captivate Android Development] rob989_69:
I can tell you the name of the file is com.samsung.sec.android.inputmethod I can't seem to find out where it's hiding though.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
I think I found the Samsung keyboard app. My theory is that it's AxT9IME.apk. Will have to play with deodexing that and Camera.apk using some other methods.
[Captivate Android Development] E_man5112:
Exactly what I was hoping to hear, thanks!
[Captivate Android Development] Kaik541:
you won't, DG already said he has something against de-odexing
[Captivate Android Development] itsmikeramsay:
Finally!!!!! YES! I'm so glad to see this. I'll definitely be working on building this ROM up. Credits will definitely be going to you. Deodexed is THE best!!!

I can test it out and see what's working from what isn't. I'll also work on the superuser and busybox work up as well. Dude you are the best!!!. It'll much easier getting a Vanilla Build out of this than the others. You saved me the process of having to deodex....thanks so much man. :D:D:D
[Captivate Android Development] itsmikeramsay:
I've got both the deodexed versions of the Samsung Keyboard and Camera....I can rezip and repost.....oh wait.....I can't post links yet can i....
[Captivate Android Development] sfernandez:
here is sight with rar with allot of Apk's deodexed

http://android-devs.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=87
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
PM me the link, and I'll patch them in to see what happens.
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
Force closes no more. OP updated wth link to v 0.2. This is ready for daily use.
[Captivate Android Development] E_man5112:
That might preclude him from making it stock, but does that mean it won't work by manually adding it? I plan on trying when I get some time.

Edit: A quote from DG in his SRE thread about the next version
[Captivate Android Development] Kaik541:
yeah I saw already that he changed his mind, I even mocked him a few posts later about how he had already specifically told me he wouldn't de-odex a long time ago

edit: here you go: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7927391&postcount=1255
[Captivate Android Development] rajendra82:
So was he right back then? Does deodexed run slower than odexed. I did this because I could, but the question is was it the right thing?
[Captivate Android Development] Kaik541:
I think odex'ed files might be bit faster, but on a 1 GHz phone, it's basically negligible. they're optimization files, but it makes it impossible for us to truly theme the phone. but there's proof that a de-odexed ROM can run smoothly. cyanogenmod or even the Hybrid ROM is a great example of this. we don't really lose anything because the odexing is to make device-specific enhancements (though they're also a lazy way of preventing copy/pasting to other phones)
[Captivate Android Development] rob989_69:
I thought deodexing actually sped things up? Removed the necessity for the system to decompress the files down to their individual parts thus speeding things up a bit. I could definately see that "speed up" being negligible but I don't think it would slow the system down any.
[Captivate Android Development] ViViDboarder:
Hey, this lets you install non-market apps right?
[Captivate Android Development] skyxliner:
Yup, you can enable it in the settings. No need to sideload.
[Captivate Android Development] bulletproof1013:
Only took 23 days to get his answer
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fesahin:
Is there a way to make my galaxy vibrant show the dialpad when there is an incoming call? For now all I see on the screen is the accept button, reject button and message button.

I need this, because pressing the # button on the dialpad will make my other google voice numbers ring.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
Guys anyone got a clue what is this app about?

http://www.appbrain.com/app/org.example.proto

is it related to our build in feature to locate the phone when it's lost or something?

some one posted a while back a website from Samsung where we can open an account and register for that
[Shift Accessories] nonsence:
Hey All,

I just got my shift 2 weeks ago and I am having a very hard time finding cases for it. I see only that Proporta makes (or made) a case for the Shift but I can not find it anywhere for sale anymore.

Links below show what I mean, its the flip type case.

http://www.amazon.com/Proporta-Alu-Leather-Case-HTC-Shift/dp/B0017HBU7M

http://www.pocketables.net/2008/04/third-party-h-1.html

Does anyone know where I can still buy one of these? I really really hate the HTC once that comes with it, which is the one that uses the screws to hold the device in place....

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
[Shift Accessories] pgunning1:
Yes I have been looking to without luck so far, I don't think there are any other services quite like it that could be customized either. So unless someone on a forum like this is selling one its unlikely to get one new, unless someone knows otherwise..

Atb
[Shift Accessories] (InsertNameHere):
Me too, they are rarer than rocking horse sh*t
[General Questions and Answers] TREmiR:
Hi friends I bought today htc hd2. but there is a problem: battery runs out quickly and Sometimes the network does not support. yet not upgrade. How can I solve ?

I apologize for spelling errors...
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Reserved for OP
[Vibrant Android Development] rUsTyRuSs:
Is this rom compatible with the beta Voodoo fix?
[Vibrant Android Development] walmodov:
Any screenshots to see how it looks?
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Yes, it is compatible, however, I wouldn't recommend flashing the current voodoo fix until Jac releases a more stable version. From what I've been reading, its coming soon. As soon as it does, I will upload this rom with the voodoo kernel included.
[Vibrant Android Development] WilliamStern:
Downloading now. I'll give you guys my thoughts in a few...
[Vibrant Android Development] solarpanel:
Which baseband is this based upon?

...and it's a kernel damnit, not a kernal. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] zephiK:
I'm going to assume (and im pretty confident in this answer) that it is based off the CURRENT baseband and not the leaked one from the other day. Why? Because the OP said that it has support for OCv4, Voodoo etc... the new leaked baseband contains new drivers and therefore it cant support OCv4, Voodoo, etc.

and +1 its Kernel not Kernal.
[Vibrant Android Development] dcontrol:
Sounds good, flashing in 10 mins.

Edit: Looks pretty good, nice and snappy without any lag fixes (never used them on stock fw anyway)

GPS locks in pretty fast, but again I never had any problems with that in stock.

I like all the additions and its nice that all the craps been removed, would've been nice if this was how I got it new.

It did look like it froze while flashing, it basically just stopped updating after "Formatting DATA", eventually some text flew past the screen and it dumped me back into clockwork recovery, rebooted and everything worked.

Start up and shut down sounds are cute.

Just did a reboot and it does startup a lot faster.
[Vibrant Android Development] fetusbeats:
nice!

Am flashing right now, seems like a nice rom, im expecting it will support voodoo as well correct? Will report.
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
Hold please
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
bahaha. I didn't even realize I did that. I'm multitasking on 3 screens right now. Thanks for the heads up.
[Vibrant Android Development] solarpanel:
fair enough ^_^, i suppose i wasn't thinking while i was reading
[Vibrant Android Development] solarpanel:
not a problem, i was just being a douche :).
[Vibrant Android Development] zephiK:
no problem.. im sure not a lot of people are technical about phone driver support and so on
[Vibrant Android Development] sombionix:
This man is correct.

The kernals have been corrected to kernel. haha.
[Vibrant Android Development] Docavelli:
Might I ask which calendar and dialer this uses? I ask becuase it looks like it's mostly TW but I see you modded both frameworks.
[Vibrant Android Development] p()()pypants:
Soooo essentially this is what you've put together and like from other roms and mods n upgrades? Or can I download this and expect to see something new from your own editing of framework files and whatnot? Not talking crap in the least just looking for an honest response, will likely flash to just check it out anyhow, always interested to see what other people have as their preferred daily driver.
[Vibrant Android Development] WilliamStern:
Booting up now...
[Vibrant Android Development] rUsTyRuSs:
Sounds great. I had the internal sd issues and have learned to cope with it =P.

Does this incorporate any of the fixes the leaked firmware seems to have addressed? ie: GPS?

Thank you in advance,

Russ

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=782242 Seems my question has been answered =)
[Vibrant Android Development] BossDj:
Love the rom, flashed 1 early last night, going to flash 1.2 here soon. I have what I feel is a noob question, but haven't seen it in this thread and I am somewhat of a noob in the Android world. Barely a month in though and I'm no stranger to Odin having soft bricked once already. So, here is my noob question, when we see froyo, If we ever see froyo, will I need to flash back to the stock rom for the update? Or since this is built on the stock kernel will the update to go through?
[Vibrant Android Development] blackerwater:
I just did with no problems.

Sent from my vibrant
[Vibrant Android Development] amandadam:
I do have donate version of TB and that's the method I use,except when I've forgotten to create a backup. LOL

I should have included that in my post for Pacothebandit,but since he didn't have a backup to begin with,I just gave him the fix I would have used,if I had no backup.
[Vibrant Android Development] rakeshchn:
^^ I have the same question as you. My intention was to keep stock ROM till Froyo OTA but this one is very tempting. I like TW and this ROM has it with many other goodies. Also I hope this support flash 10.1 soon.

To answer your question, AFAIK Samsung has updated the kernel in the new firmware that leaked 3 days back. So no one has been able to restore nandroid backups after flashing the new firmware. So i guess official Froyo update will be on top of the new firmware and you will have to use ODIN. I may be wrong but this is what I think.
[Vibrant Android Development] rakeshchn:
Thank you!
[Vibrant Android Development] rudeguy:
I'm still wondering about undoing the lag fix. I'm a little OCD about putting things back to stock before I flash a new ROM and I can't figure out how to undo the lag fix.

Anyone have any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] YepMan68:
-Found that when I used the OEM Sammy battery, all was good. When I used my Chinese knock-offs, that's when the levels spiralled. Are you using the OEM or something else? Also, I dropped it to 1.0 from 1.2. Those high revs were probably burning some battery cells I could use...just a thought