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[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] pickles319:
Im using 787MHz dynamic oc with no problem at all. It doesnt seem to affect battery life either, but then again Im not using Sense.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] stevedebi:
I'm not exactly sure what point you are making. My observation is that with or without OC, the length of time my phone can be used before recharging is approximately the same, i.e., I don't detect any decrease in battery discharge.

Since my usage patterns are the same for both cases, this variable drops from the equation.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] gromky:
So, you need to run the program every time the phone boots? Or does the program remember its settings?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] redpoint73:
Yep, I agree. I was careful to use the phrasing that I haven't noticed any "significant difference" in battery life. If you don't notice the difference, and it can only be measured under very specific (and not very realistic) conditions, than who cares? Jacko's comments seem more useful from an academic/technical standpoint than for the day-to-day user.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] redpoint73:
I use the OCT program (can't comment on Msm7kCpuSpeed). OCT remembers the settings, and comes with an "OCT Run" shortcut you copy into your Startup folder, so it starts whenever you power up.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] volumnus:
Have you all ever been able to completely remove iwfratz's OCT?

I posted another thread, so sorry to duplicate it here, but I can't remove it, even after shutting it completely down.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mchisy:
Hi all

Hope someone on here can help with this

Just got the SGS and i updated the firmware to I9000XXjM1 via Kies which all seem to go well until i rebooted my phone and now it just comes up with errors (you know the one in a blue box saying Sorry unexpected error) everytime i try to run an app ! Ive tried a factory reset via the one in privacy settings and the one on boot up by holding volume key, home and power but neither have any affect what so ever.

So i had some help over on samsunggalaxysforums.com to reflash the phone which i have done but still no joy its still exactly the same as before the reflash but the strangest thing is that the phone is still exactly the same as before the reflash i.e its still got all the apps that i installed, still got wallpapers i downloaded, still trying to sign into facebook, its as though the reflash hasn't done anything :(

Completely baffled now !!

Would really appreciate some help :)

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mchisy:
Anyone ? :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
make sure to select the box "repartition" in Odin when you are flashing any ROM
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mchisy:
Yep done that, ive tried 3 reflash now but still no joy :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rumble6059:
right, for some reason i cannot get delivery reports for my SMS messages.

Firstly in message dettings, delivery reports box is ticked [both SMS and MMS].

I got this phone on contract with o2[uk]

Phone Info:

Model: GT-I9000

Firmware Version: 2.1-update1

Baseband version: I9000ADJF1

Kernel version: 2.6.29 root@SE-S602 #2

Build Number: ECLAIR

now the weird part, i get my MMS delivery reports!

also my missis bought one of these [sim free, unlocked - it is an 'Orange' handset however]. using her T-Mobile Sim card gets delivery reports no problem.

any ideas?

Thanks Matt
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roy Ngan:
mine is working
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rumble6059:
lol, doesn't help me much though does it :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maccas99:
As the title says, battery was charged last night, then using it briefly this morning all of a sudden, won't respond to the middle button press. Won't turn on at all.

Removed battery + Sim + SD card for 15 minutes, put in battery only but still won't power on.

Doesn't respond to the download mode button combination either(vol down + home + power).

Would really appreciate some advice from anyone that's had this problem?

The phone is standard with no root or lag fix etc.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sturmeh:
Don't try anything if you can't get into download mode.

Just send it back for repairs, from what you've said you've done nothing wrong.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iwillkillyou:
I hope its no rooted
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maccas99:
Hi, as above in my original post, my SGS is not rooted.

Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
agree with sturmeh, just send it back for repair
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maccas99:
Cheers, I've contacted Samsung and they are sending out the details to get it sent back. Damn annoying to be without it for however long it takes.

Anyone got any ideas how long the repairs take?

I'm trying a friends SGS battery in it tonight to see if it makes a difference...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maccas99:
I tried a different battery in the phone tonight but still nothing, it'll be going back ASAP...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MomijiTMO:
Good luck mate :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maccas99:
Cheers, I've given it to the local 02 store as they said it would be 7-10 days, lets hope it's ok when I get it back!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maccas99:
I've just got off the phone to the 02 store who have said the phone is on it's way back from the repair centre.

I asked her to read to me what they have done as a resolution and she said that they had "re-flashed the software"...!

Now, would this be true? Would this be enough to get a phone that wouldn't power on at all back from the grave?

Would be interested to know what people thought of this?

Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
it is totally that easy

it was never a hardware failure but software

it's part of knowing your phone, and maintaining the list of what apps should run and should not run to prevent the phone from locking up into the standby mode

get and install auto run killer

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8123924&postcount=40

then you can tick off all the unnecessary stuff from running on its own
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maccas99:
Cheers, I'll give it a go!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reycharlesconrad:
this same thing happened to me, phone suddenly not responding. Best thing for you is to learn how to "reformat" it so next time it'll happen, you will not have to wait for the repair to be done.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
but that only works if the phone responds to the 3 button combo to go into the Download Mode
[Android Software Development] scanie:
Hi,

I own a HTC HD2 and since it has been possible to run Android on it I've started to love the device. Our companys policy does not allow Android phones to synchronize phones with the Exchange server, although it is possible and I have been doing it since I got Android. The reason that Android phones are not allowed to sync is that they do not support encryption. According to one of the persons in our IT staff the only mobile OS's that support are Windows Mobile and iPhone OS.

Is this correct and if so, will Android ever support encryption?

Our employees have a lot of sensitive information in their mailboxes..

I don't wanna go back to WinMo.
[Android Software Development] Brut.all:
What kind of encryption do you mean? Encryption of data stored on a device? It's easy thing to do and it's a matter of software, not hardware, so actually any smartphone should be able to do that - including Android devices.
[Android Software Development] scanie:
I mean hardware device encryption. If a person gets his phone stolen we want to make sure that the thief is unable to connect the phone to his computer and get access to all the data. Not just for the memory card but for the entire phone memory.

It is possible to open the phone and take out the storage and then connect it to a PC and collect data. But with hardware encryption that's way harder.
[Android Software Development] Brut.all:
And does really iPhone and WM give you possibility to encrypt a whole partition using your passphrase, so you will have to enter it at boot time? If no, then it's not a true protection and Android can do that too.
[Android Software Development] gr4vity225:
My friend went thru the same prob on his hd2. Its more like so the IT staff can wipe your phone remotely/ change internet and emailing controls. Blackberry, Winmo, and iPhones do it.

U should use winmo at work then boot android on the way to the house. Best of both worlds.

Sent from my Androidized HTC HD2
[Android Software Development] t1g3r3y3:
WaveSecure anyone? It's the first application that came into my mind. I'm sure i've seen free solutions as well. If i remember well, Android 2.2 has this feature built-in.
[Android Software Development] Ineedtoys:
Yes they do. That's the whole point. My WM phone has an enforced policy and will not boot until the filesystem is unlocked by the passcode (that's not even to the WM splash screen).

The fact that no Android phones support hardware encryption means that whatever Google might say (and I've not seen it in their roadmap even now), their Exchange Provisioning support is substandard and therefore not suitable for secure enterprise use.
[Android Software Development] johnpwu:
Wavesecure isn't actually encryption, it's just a solution for finding/wiping/backing up your phone.

Froyo does not have encryption built in.
[Android Software Development] pulser_g2:
Froyo permits device management by IT services, using Exchange. This allows remote wipe etc.
[Android Software Development] Ineedtoys:
But not device encryption, which is the whole point of this thread.
[Android Software Development] roalex:
Im not sure whom are you asking, Android its a open source OS, its up to those who make the devices to offer such features, ask HTC for instance if they plan to release such a "corp" devices, linux comes with such features so i doubt it would be very hard to make.
[Android Software Development] Ineedtoys:
Another post wide of the mark.

It's got nothing to do with the device makers or HTC. Android is Google's OS and the feature list of core releases (Froyo, Gingerbread etc.) is entirely under their control, as is the minimum hardware spec for each release. Device manufacturers like HTC are hardly going to go to the expense of building in device encryption if isn't supported by the OS provider or even on their roadmap.

Hence until Google decides otherwise Android will remain a leisure-orientated OS and just doesn't cut it for secure enterprise use.
[Android Software Development] xcreatir:
without hardware support, like an extra encryption chip or a CPU, that has special functions, like AES-NI, full system encryption will be very, very slow.
[Android Software Development] Ineedtoys:
Really? Doesn't seem to affect WM, Symbian and iOS devices which fully comply with Exchange security policies, nor those PC users protecting their hard disks with Bitlocker etc. No, this is just a case of Google dragging their feet because corporate users aren't high on their priority list.
[Android Software Development] androidcues:
Have you tried the encrypted certificate installer i think its a .psx doc. thats what let me into my server which still thinks it cant allow android phones.

vision
[Android Software Development] devnulldroid:
Interesting discussion. I know I can use up to 256bit AES encryption on Titanium Backup Pro...but thats it. I am guessing the software handles everything, only on backups and system data, but cant help but feel the phone has a say "of some kind" too.
[Android Software Development] foxwolfblood:
But, HTC (or anyone else) can add and remove code to their build for the phone when adding/removing drivers or that cr@pware they load on your phone as someone said, it works under Linux who says I can't work for Android :-) (anyway the kernel was made for modules)

As the hd2 roms are (mostly) pre-rooted who says you can't load the module to support filesystem encryption.

Edit: god I need to check what I am copying :D
[Android Software Development] Ineedtoys:
Won't work. No network security manager in their right mind would make an exception for an unsupported hack. So until Google formally support all the Exchange policies (along with the responsibility should those implementations prove defective), many corporates will maintain a blanket ban on all Android connections.
[Android Software Development] N8ter:
This does nothing but further fragments Android as a platform. It's already suffering from Enterprise fragmentation due to Exchange client support: HTC's Exchange Client is notoriously the buggiest out of all the major Android Phone Manufacturers.

I would not want them developing that for Android.

My job banned Android phones after I had my first Vibrant stolen, because they were unable to Remote Wipe/Lock it or anything. Now, the server won't even let the phones connect to the Exchange server.

This is a serious issue. They actually banned everything but Windows Mobile phones for a while after that incident, but eventually let iOS and Nokia users connect after some "testing." Blackberries go through BES, so this were never a problem for them, since they don't use ActiveSync to access the Exchange server.

Android is still banned, and the fact that one manufacturer supports it when users can have phones from 5-10 different manufacturers who don't will not convince any IT department to allow them. Making these types of pointless exceptions does not help anyone.
[Android Software Development] crimper:
http://www.nitrodesk.com/security.aspx
[Android Software Development] Ineedtoys:
Again, not (whole) device encryption. Whilst better than nothing, Touchdown only encrypts is own databases (contacts, calendar and emails and linked attachments) and doesn't touch any other user data. Same for the "remote wipe".

Worse than that (in the eyes of our network security people) it lies to the Exchange server by claiming it supports the security polices in full when clearly it doesn't, which to them means it's a deliberate circumvention of security policy if you attempt to use it.
[Android Software Development] N8ter:
Not to mention it looks like ass and is overpriced considering most decent phones ship with at least some Exchange support in-built.

Does anyone know if TouchDown supports HTML email with Windows Live over ActiveSync?
[Android Software Development] piffey:
You can use RedPhone to encrypt your calls and TextSecure to encrypt your SMS/MMS. Both use OTR-style encryption and are from Whisper Systems. Additionally, you can use AGP (APG?) along with K9 to encrypt and decrypt Emails as well as files using PGP. Not sure of anything for doing encrypted file containers on the device.
[Android Software Development] scutworker:
Looks like somebody has finally taken the bull by the horns and is developing a full system encryption application for Android. Nexus S only at the moment thought...

http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-20043439-245.html
[Android Software Development] Sine.:
Stupzy has done it in december on Samsung Galaxy S :

[SECURITY] Security on android - FS encryption, among others
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ptimotard91:
Hello everyone

my phone is bricked it

the sim card is no longer recognized as the micro sd.

over my computer no longer recognizes the phone

I've already done the hard reset but nothing

the phone is root and I use to auraxtsense lrom

somebody who can help me

Excuse me for my English Cooker
[Nexus One General] ultra99:
Is there an easier way to shoot pics using the camera than the touch screen or trackpad? Like power button or tapping the screen.

It's hard when taking pictures of my self and friends when screen is not facing us.
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
The trackball isn't easy enough to hit while facing away from you??
[Nexus One General] ultra99:
nope, holding and clicking with one hand? no it's not easy.
[Nexus One General] MitchRapp:
I'm gonna go ahead and ignore the fact that you take self-pics....

but euh yeah, some apps give you the ability to take the pics by tapping anywhere on the screen. just look them up (camera360?)
[Nexus One General] britoso:
hmm I wonder why there is no timer option , even in CM6
[Nexus One General] elio:
Camera zoom FX has voice control...
[Nexus One General] OrganizedFellow:
*cough*

Let's notify some bakers, coders and cookers.

Someone needs to get IN on this one.

OORR, a simple timer function?
[Nexus One General] t0ph0id:
:rolleyes:
[Nexus One General] mtw4991:
It does???? How?
[Nexus One General] cymru:
haha t0ph0id, well noticed!!

I too hate having to touch the touch screen, tapping it though is alright :-/ lol
[Nexus One General] elio:
You can set it to respond to a clap or a voice command. It also has a timer if I'm not mistaken.
[Nexus One General] mtw4991:
How do you set it up?
[Nexus One General] elio:
settings ---> settings 3 ---> timer
[Nexus One General] mtw4991:
You guys talking about the Nexus One 720p camera? if so, it ain't there, lol:D
[Nexus One General] worker1:
You press down the trackball to take a picture. You are aware of this, right?
[Nexus One General] elio:
Talking about "camera zoom FX", a third party application.
[Nexus One General] ericc191:
Sigh.. common sense

I'm pretty sure he means it would be easier to just touch anywhere on the screen in camera mode to snap a picture as opposed to trying to touch the small circle at the bottom left.
[Nexus One General] bigmout:
That's not very common sensical. I can't recall if the stock camera does touch to focus, but it should. The CM camera does, and it's great.
[Nexus One General] ericc191:
Nope, only double touch to zoom.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wheezy_be:
Hi,

Title speaks for itself... which ROM has the most space available after first install? Prefferably looking for non-SenseUI ROMs.

Thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
i get 147 megs after install on Opendesire 4.0.15. is the most that i got on every rom i've tried. but the others were Sense roms.:)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wheezy_be:
Thanks, I was already downloading the OpenDesire. Going to flash it now :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iLHaNroID:
My untouched Desire says 21 mb free out of 147 (!) I hv abt 100 apps installed.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teppic74:
Internal storage isn't like RAM. Having the absolute maximum possible left over won't give you the slightest benefit.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wheezy_be:
I know that... just wanted a clean ROM without preinstalled apps that I don't use, but also can't remove. OD is perfect it seems
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjm1979:
If thats the case why dont you delete them from the rom before you flash?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bassboy303:
Firstly I will appologise for my stupidity before I start.

New to Andrioid and thought i would root my phone and try some different firmware which I thought that I had done succesfully but when I try to go back to the original stock firnware using Rom Manager & Clockwork Mod Recovery I keep getting the message " an error occured while attempting to run priveleged commands!"

Don't understand what has happened or why it's not letting me do this as it let me put the new firmware on so does that not mean that it's rooted ?

*#1234# give me the following

PDA : I9000XWJM8

PHONE : I9000 XXJM!

CSC : I9000xxjm1

Sorry if I'm being a complete fool but can someone point me in the right direction to return it to XXJM1 the same as when it came out of the box.

Thanks for your help anyone ?

Tried using method of Vol+ home and power button to reinstal update.zip to give me root again and don't think i should have tried this as the phone now boots to the samsungm logo and goes black ????

Please please please can someone help have I bricked my shiny new phone ???
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sturmeh:
So you can boot fine, but you can't access recovery to fix your problem?

I'd say whip open Odin and flash it properly.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bassboy303:
Thanks for that but I've never used Odin before.

Have downloaded the original XXJM1 so I gather I run Odin program and flash back the original rom/firmware (not sure what it's called for Android)

Any help or guidance would be appreciated.

Cheers
[Desire General] Rastaman-FB:
http://www.clockworkmod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=179

I created a thread there but i know there are more people active here that will read it.

this is to see how many people this has affected but also a work around if you encounter issues
[Desire General] gosa:
I can confirm this.

Just did a nandroid backup with the same version of Clockwork Mod - on my Desire running stock 2.2 2.10.508.2 hboot .93

Phone went into boot loop, and I had to pull battery to get back into recovery.

I restored my backup, and phone booted normally again...
[Desire General] Rastaman-FB:
was it you i was talking too on freenode yesterday?
[Desire General] -Mr. X-:
what clock work recovery are you on?

i dont have this issue clockwork recovery 2.5.0.7 Hboot .83.001 Personal 2.10 modded rom.
[Desire General] Rastaman-FB:
the very same clockwork and to rule anything out we also reflashed the recovery using rom manager too.

same thing

its to do with the .93 hboots and the ruu version of froyo used i think. clockworks backup borks it lol
[Desire General] gosa:
yeah, that was me...

Also on 2.5.0.7 and with recently flashed RUU from HTC.

And btw -

I've seen a lot of incidents ("tickets") on Unrevokeds site about Desires getting stuck in boot loop after backup.

I do not know however we can reach all of them to get more people to verify. Maybe speak with the developers of Unrevoked?
[Desire General] Rastaman-FB:
well you would expect they are reading the tickets. its probably a clockwork problem but unrevoked bundle it so should be aware of the pitfalls

Yet to see a reply from the clockwork team
[Desire General] gosa:
Could you take a few minutes and try making a backup again? It seems like the next backup you make might not give boot loop...
[Desire General] Rastaman-FB:
im scared,

im on a custom rom now though so i dont know if that makes a difference?

are you on a custom rom or still on default build?
[Desire General] gosa:
Still on stock.

The reason I'm asking is because I've been emailing Joshua at UNrevoked about this, and when he asked me to give some feedback about the boot loop I went in and made a new backup - and that one didn't put the phone into loop.

I'm going to try to run Unrevoked another time this weekend and see if I can reproduce, but it would be nice if someone else could test to see if the second backup loops the phone or not.
[Desire General] Rastaman-FB:
im running leedroid now. ill run a backup of it as we speak and see what it does.

i hope its recoverable lol. wish me luck

EDIT:

SUCCESS in backing up leedroid.

so it looks like this maybe a 1st time backup issue?

odd, only way to really prove it would be to completly RUU the device back to full stock with recovery, wiped, and then do the process again.
[Desire General] gosa:
I'm going to begin with running Unrevoked again to see if I can reproduce. If that doesn't work... well.. Not sure I want to go through the RUU again... but on the other hand - with a good backup I suppose I could try.
[Desire General] Rastaman-FB:
aye, can understand that. its up to you really

im surprised clockwork mod havent passed comment on it though on their own forums.
[Desire General] hamdir:
I confirm the same problem

Stuck in boot loop with the first backup after the root process, it worked after restore

i tried an immediate second backup after that and the problem didn't occur

weird, i'll report this to unrevoked, i'm running dbranded stock 2.10 with hboot 0.93