yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] yugolancer:
Uh uh it must be that i was blind. It is there and i already have it downloaded. Thank you very much. I hope you will share the Windows Mobile 7 beta too :)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] d-two:
LOL WM 7 Suck :D I port it to Android ;)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Chef_Tony:
STOP! back it up a little, people!

you are talking about the qtek 9000, which is a UNIVERSAL, not a blueangel, do NOT try and flash blueangel roms to your device, you will brick it.

have a look at this section of the forum for further support: http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=247

also, android on the universal is quite different, because of the vga resolution and the completely different hardware, you will find ports in the upper mentioned section of the forum as well.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] d-two:
Oh i have this over read ;)

Yes Qtek9000 is an Universal !!!!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] yugolancer:
Does it mean i should just forget about this and just use the version i have currently? Is it possible to be upgraded somehow? I would like to at least install the WM 5.0 but in English. I do not understand German at all. :(

Toooo bad if i can't do anything abut it. Shame for the good processor (it is good right?)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] d-two:
Man Chef_Tony have post link for your Device...
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] yugolancer:
I know but i am just a n00b in this. Have no idea about anything. and i am afraid to not screw up something. Is it possible to flash the ROM i got or it's not? Thank you so much for the patience. It is much appreciated!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Chef_Tony:
no it is not possible to flash a rom from THIS section of the forum, but in the link i gave you above, there are instruction and roms for your device. you are just in the wrong sub-forum. depending on your model of the universal, whether you have a G3 or G4 and whether you have 64mb ram or 128 you will find many different roms there (which type of device you have you can find out by checking the memory screen and the bootloader version)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] amin9269:
wm6.5 (qtek 9000)

please hellp me (qtek 9000)

hello

i m from iran

i have a qtek 9000

please help me for up date qtek 9000 in wm5 to wm 6.5

i dont no installed and upgread to wm 6.5

please help me steep by steep

my device now wm5

tnx
[Wildfire General] leegreggs:
hi....new on here

could anyone please advise me on how to remove sense from eclair rom please

any help would be gratefull
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] icebrian:
Hello everyone,

Well I revert to the wisdom of these forums after trying to solve an issue on a Motorola MC75 that runs WinMo 6.1 Pro.

Specifically I want to change the timezone and get the clock to automatically readjust. So if time is 11:00 AM and timezone is GMT+0 if i change to timezone GMT-1 I want the clock to go back 1 hour to 10:00 AM. This works fine using "Clock.exe" that is supplied with WinMo 6.1 Pro.

The tricky part however is that I do not want to use "Clock.exe". I want to either make the change via the registry or using some other application that accepts command line parameters for example "setclock.exe -timezone gmt-7" (this application should also readjust the time).

Since I haven't found any time/clock/timezone application to do this I have been trying to apply registry changes. Attached I am including two registry files with the registry keys for GMT+0 and GMT-1. I am applying/merging these registry settings using "regmerge.exe" that comes with Motorola MC75 devices.

Now, when I change the timezone using these registry files, the timezone is in fact changed and I confirm this via "Clock.exe" however the time is never re-adjusted.

If I run an NTP application that synchronizes the time with an NTP server, time is also not readjusted it is maintained exactly according to the previous timezone.

It seems that when I make the change via the registry, the timezone is altered (confirmed via clock.exe) however it is in fact not applied all over the OS. I therefore tried warm and cold booting the device however this also didn't work. I also tried running an NTP sync after warm booting and it also didn't work.

So it seems to me that when one changes the timezone using "Clock.exe" it not only changes the registry keys but also applies the change all over the OS and therefore readjusts the time or does some other change that I am not aware of.

I come to this conclusion because of the following. Say my device initially has as time 11:00 AM and timezone GMT+0. When I change to GMT-1 via registry files, my timezone is in fact changed but the time is maintained at 11:00 AM.

Now say I via "Clock.exe" change the timezone to say GMT-8, press ok and apply the changes. The time here will readjust. If I now change back to GMT-1 my clock will revert back to the old time 11:00 AM. At this point if I finally run a NTP sync application my clock is correctly changed to 10:00 AM.

Well I apologize for the long post but I really have to make sure my problem is well understood. If anyone has any suggestions or ideas please do share them with me.

Many thanks,

icebrian
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] dchapma1:
Setting time

Try checking out the OpenNetCF libraries. It is open source. There is a companion tool that I am running from my PC while I have the PDA connected called psynctime.exe

This tool allows me to synchronize my PC time with the PDA time and I have confirmed that it does in fact change the device time. If you can look at the source code for this executable you can see what calls they are making in the device to set the time.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] icebrian:
Hi dchapma1, Thanks for your reply. It was indeed helpfull. From what I gathered in the source code time is actually manually recalculated so that minutes are added or subtracted from the current time. Then finally various other registry key's are changed with hexadecimal keys. It seems that the process is mostly manual and that basically gave me the idea if also doing this same process.

Basically I set various registry keys via the registry files, then I sync the readjusted time to the device then I force a reboot. From there on timezone has aparently been aplied and if I use a NTP application time is correctly maintained.

Seems as thou this is my only option. Once again thanks for the input.

Regards
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theperfectS:
I tried to rollback my Desire to H.Boot 0.8x from 0.9x Without knowing I had a SLCD device, and that rolling back the bootloader would Brick my phone, So my question is. Did I void warranty? Is there an easy fix?

Thanks in advance
[Vibrant General] os2baba:
There is a very nice article on the performance of high end Android phones at

http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/benchmark-showdown-high-end-android-smartphones/39206
[Vibrant General] iwillkillyou:
Good read but old news
[Vibrant General] kot_as_kot:
Resume

See Attached pictures. The major blow is that there will be no joy in upgrading stock to A2.2

The memory speed in SGS is superior to the competitors. The processor is basically the same ARM 1GHz. But the overall performance lags 4 to 6 times depending on how you account performance. Respectively, the battery drain will be inferior and the lags continue to drag on.

Most likely, the infamous time lag issue that is related to "inefficient" memory management plays the role. There was no official Samsung reaction upon the issue. Considering how memory management is done now (the device -most likely- minimizes memory triggering, doesn't close unused apps despite significant battery drain [200+ hours after boot up, wifi, 2G cell, no apps touched vs. less than 24h if you use apps along the way]) and the deliberate ignorance of the situation on Samsung's side, one can conclude that there is a reason. It could be a short life time for the memory cells, i.e. trade off speed vs number of write cycles. Or something else of the sorts.

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=402289&stc=1&d=1284656758

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=402290&stc=1&d=1284656758
[Vibrant General] AquaeAtrae:
I agree, it's a decent article that helps explain some of what composes each benchmark. I do, however, believe it missed one key point regarding the 2.2 beta benchmarks. From everything I've read, the Froyo beta ROM hasn't even enabled (muchless optimized) the Dalvik JIT compiler that accounts for the huge differences in CPU performance shown on Page 2. Essentially, the graph shouldn't show the 'Froyo / beta ROM' result in green quite yet. We're also not shown the great benchmarks resulting from lagfixes. I don't know if that's also true with the Froyo Legend, but it certainly discounts the full potential of our Galaxy S phones.

Seeing how well the Galaxy S ranks otherwise leaves me thinking it remains the best Android hardware available today. And with all the positive feedback I'm hearing about software fixing both the lag and GPS issue, I'm quite excited. But only time will tell and I, for one, can wait for the devs to finish tweaking and testing things for us. Now if there were a port of Quadrant for jailbroken iPhones, we could compare those too. (There are a few Linpack attempts but they don't seem to be reliable.)
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
Error all over the place

First of all I didn't like this article at all.

Also, someone should notify them that their conclusion is wrong. The Hummingbird is 45nm, not 65nm

:mad:
[Vibrant General] Kubernetes:
Yeah, I think it's weak they're comparing a Galaxy with an unofficial Froyo install versus ones that have had matured Froyo for a while. And it's their only data point for claiming that the Snapdragon cores benefit from Froyo more than the OMAPs or Hummingbirds... kind of a weak claim before we have some more data.
[Vibrant General] Buickguy:
Patience,and time, will show what the Vibrant will perform much better with actual 2.2 vs. the builds used in the review.
[Droid Eris Android Development] FunkyFender:
Is there a tun.ko file available for the Eris? And if so, is it something that just need to compile against a specific kernel (ie, CFSv4 vs BFSv4) or just the kernel version (ie 2.6.29)?

Basically, I'm trying to get VPN Connections connections to work so I can connect to Penn State's wifi (which uses "pure" ipsec authentication). Any time I try to connect, the app force closes, which seems to be a result of the missing tun.ko file.

(If there isn't one currently available, would one of you super awesome devs compile one? I'd be super appreciative.)
[Droid Eris Android Development] Conap:
I believe it needs to be compiled against the specific kernel source but i'm not sure.....I went ahead and compiled one for you but I had some changes to my source since CFSv4 so I compiled a new kernel with the tun.ko file. I'm assuming it needs to be in the system/lib/modules/ folder so that where I put it in the update script. This script will flash the CFSv5 kernel and put the tun.ko file in system/lib/modules. If you just want the tun.ko file you can pull it out of the update script.....I really don't know alot about vpn's so haven't done any testing on it but you can try it and let me know how it goes...I have been running this kernel for a little while and it is stable.

Edit post: I guess a link would be helpful....CFS Kernel with tun.ko
[Droid Eris Android Development] FunkyFender:
Haha, awesome! Flashing now. I'll update with my results.

Edit: Works fantastic! Thanks so much Conap!
[Droid Eris Android Development] workshed:
Conap, you and Deca are Super Devs! Like in capes and tights lol :D ok, maybe not the tights!

I'm sneakin' that CFSv5 on my phone... shhh, don't look!
[Droid Eris Android Development] Conap:
lol yeah i figured i'd post it over on the cfs thread too lol....
[Droid Eris Android Development] workshed:
I seen that lol, thanks for answering that question too, even though I was comfortable in assuming it was the same... but that gets me in trouble sometimes, had to ask. :D
[Droid Eris Android Development] EasyVictor:
cifs.ko and tun.ko for Eris

Hi

I was looking for a tun.ko for my Eris as well, and was excited to see this thread... unfortunately it appears the link above is now broken.

Conap, I'm running Condemned CM7 on my Eris and I was looking for a tun.ko and cifs.ko. I looked at your kernel thread here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=774211

and downloaded DecufuctCFSV9, where I found a tun.ko in /system/lib/modules. However when I tried installing this on my phone via insmod, I got a "failed (exec format error)" so I presume it is not compatible.

Does anyone know where or how I can get the correct cifs and tun kernel modules? Thanks!
[Droid Eris Android Development] workshed:
Wow, Resurrection lol. All the way from September 2010! :D

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19787703&postcount=6887

tun.ko, but no cifs.ko unless I built it into the kernel and don't remember ;)
[Droid Eris Android Development] sirblacknite:
i begged for that back in june, it was mongoosehelix who compiled it. it only took me 5 months to check my private messages.
[Droid Eris Android Development] workshed:
? I was talking about this thread.

Mongoose didn't compile the one I linked you to, this is the .29 kernel I compiled with a tun.ko module and will be in my next eris rom.

... you don't have to use it.
[Droid Eris Android Development] sirblacknite:
yeah, your kernel is what im running now. i was saying that i sent out a quesiton in june asking the same thing, and he had actually compiled a tun.ko that worked in june, but it wasnt until the message i sent to you that i actually checked the messages to see if it worked.

at any rate, i find it easier to use your kernel than have to pump in a driver for tunneling. keep up the great work!
[Droid Eris Android Development] workshed:
Sorry, not enough coffee today for me, I understand now.

Could you please give this a test, nand first of course, or just have the other kernel zip ready to flash again if problems.

This has a freshly compiled cifs.ko which is quite large in file size. I think I may have added to many options for it. Let me know how it goes (PM me if you can)
[Droid Eris Android Development] EasyVictor:
I tried

Thread resurrection FTW! Well hey I'm still rockin the eris and it's good to see there still so much support. Thanks so much for being responsive.

First I tried insmod-ing the tun.ko from the original link you send, then I tried the tun.ko in this recent zip; both failed on insmod. Then I tried flashing this zip with cifs and tun in it; boot took a long time, when it came up I still got the same error trying to connect to the vpn. Any tips to help analyzing what's failing?

If it ends up working on your ROM I may switch.

Thanks again.

---------- Post added at 06:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:55 PM ----------

workshed,

I just made some progress on these kernel modules... I tried cifs via CifsManager and it works! I also tried insmod-ing tun.ko *after* flashing this zip and it worked without error; however I still got an error when trying to connect to the VPN. If there's any other ideas you have let me know; perhaps it could be a problem with my VPN settings but they seem ok....

Thanks so much
[Droid Eris Android Development] workshed:
Hmm, this user comfirmed the tun.ko working, so it may be your settings. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19810279&postcount=6890

Yeah basically you should be able to flash that zip and have everything working, maybe needing a reboot after the flash is all. That is, I'm still not sure if the cifs.ko is working correctly or not.
[Droid Eris Android Development] EasyVictor:
Working!

I spoke too soon... so I still haven't got vpn working via the CM7 built-in interface, I think it has something to do with the certificates. However then I tried the app "OpenVPN Settings" and set that up with my certs and .ovpn file. Hit a few bumps but I have it working now! The CIFS is also working. I'm actually using both together right now... I'm VPN'd to my home network and have mounted one of my local shares via CIFS over the VPN. Pure magic; thanks so much for your help. Will donate!
[Droid Eris Android Development] workshed:
Glad you got it working, congrats!

Thank you for testing and sharing your findings, always helpful. Let me know if you run into any weird problems with it, and thank YOU for the contribution!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] SamJolly:
Hi,

I have the standard HTC Audio adaptor which contains the button mic to speak if required. I tend to use the adaptor to listen to music. However it has now got confused ie when I plug it into the Touch Pro 2 the sound continues to come out of the phone speaker. When I click on the button and hold the button down I hear the music through the external wired connected speaker. Also I sometimes see the "video Out" settings come up on my phone. Is the capable broken and needs replacement or is there some setting that I need to check. I was changing speakers while the phone was playing to compare sound and may have also accidentally clicked the button. So is it confused? Seen this before or am I in for a new adaptor?

Thanks,

Sam

P.s I have tried resetting the phone.
[Captivate General] Jack45:
I use MyBackup Pro and it can store its backups on an external SD card. I've searched but haven't been able to discover if Titanium has this same capability. If a phone needs to be replaced, what good is it to have the backup internally? I know I can perform a copy of the TitaniumBackup folder to my external SD card (or my PC) along with its files, but can it be done automagically as a program option during the backup?

Titanium allows you to change the name of the backup folder, so I went so far as to keep the TitaniumBackup folder name but point the folder location to the SD card (\sdcard\sd). No luck...unless my syntax is wrong.

So, in summary, I want to have the Titanium Backups deposited on my external SD card as part of the normal, one-step backup process. If it can't be done, I wonder why it hasn't been implemented as an option since it seems logical (at least to me ).
[Captivate General] clueless captivate:
oh yes i would like this too, but can it be done?
[Captivate General] Raleran:
Drop the sdcard and use a relative path. I have several directories on my external card. I have a main titanium directory with subdirectories for the roms I load..for example here's my current path:

sd/TitaniumBackup/JH7
[Captivate General] Jack45:
Thank you! I just heard back from the developer and was about to post his reply (which equals yours). My backup is now at sd/TitaniumBackup.

For others, here's what you do - assuming you're using an external SD card. In Titanium's preferences change the backup folder name to sd/TitaniumBackup. If you need to exchange your device you can then put your SD card in your new phone and restore the backups contained therein.

Don't forget to delete the existing backups and TitaniumBackup folder that's, by default, internal to your phone. Then create your "portable" backups.
[Captivate General] clueless captivate:
so after you make the change, when you open up and see stats page, backup directory should say: /sdcard/sd/titaniumbackup ?
[Captivate General] Jack45:
Yes, plus the first two directory items should read:

Data directory: /data

External storage: /sdcard (ok)
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaf1987:
Ive just rooted my phone, and did all the backup procedures. going to install a new rom.

was thinking of installing villain 1.5.0 froyd.

just wondering what is app2sd and do i need it?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pulser_g2:
Apps2sd let's you store android applications on the SD card so you can have more installed without running out of space .

Moved to q&a as not development
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaf1987:
sorry didnt realise was in wrong thread. so it alows me to put apps on sd card, i thought that was a feature in android 2.2 (being able to save apps to sd card), thus was under impression that if i donwloaded a 2.2 rom like vilainrom 1.5.0 i wouldnt need app2sd. is that correct?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pulser_g2:
Well, froyo does let you use the built-in method, but the EXT method is generally accepted to be better, since your apps don't disappear if you mount the SD to the computer.

You can use the froyo method if you wish, but I don't know of anyone else who is using it, since EXT also puts apps on SD that don't have the "please put on SD" flag set since they're older, or the dev didn't want them to go there.

Up to you.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaf1987:
thanks guess ill use the app2sd method. just not sure how to set this up. need to do research
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FunkyMcBain:
Hi guys. I've had my N1 for a couple months now and have been scouring around trying stuff for a while. Now I'd like to do something myself in terms of dev. I'd like to try and run the browser from evils sense rom on something like enoms. I'm just looking for some info, just something to read on how to accomplish something like that

Thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] venior:
Hello,

I've just got a hold of Nexus one phone that won't start at all. I found indicator blinking from orange to green repeatedly if:

1. Battery is placed and power button pressed.

2. Phone on charger without battery.

3. Phone on charger and battery in (w/o pressing the power button).

I've tried manipulating battery/charging cable but in any way it wont start. Seeking on the web I found outdated topics that it can be either defective phone, either overheated (I doubt this one is - it doesn't getting warm at all while charging) or battery is dead.

However it is hard for me to find HTC battery that will fit on N1 (HD2 won't).

Please advice what can be the problem? Which model's battery will fit Nexus One?

Thanks.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nxt:
Bricked

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tlvan:
It can't be bricked, help

My N1 is doing this. Anyone know what I can do? I need to fix it. I had Cyanogen 7 on it and it was rock solid till this morning. Thoughts advice? I've googled and searched for possible remedies.

Thank you!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crawler9:
Try a different battery. I picked up a battery from eBay that caused my phone to do this, even after fully charging. I swapped the battery and it worked just fine again.

I have ordered about five of these. Three worked fine, and the seller refunded the other two.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Battery-HTC-Des...006315?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item27b7995eab
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kpjimmy:
Probably not bricked, try this...

Plug the phone in the computer or outlet and remove the battery. Then press the power and hold the volume button and trackball all at the same time, kinda like ctrl+alt+del. Then put the battery back in the phone. Press the power button again and maybe.....MAYBE the phone may boot up.

GL
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GldRush98:
I was pretty sure the flashing light means a hardware failure.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kpjimmy:
It could be, but and I would be inclined to agree if this very thing didn't happen to me when I was flashing a kernel a few weeks ago. :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dirk:
OEM batterys can still be had for the N1. I'd pay a premium for one any day rather than risk ending up with some cheap, unusable rubbish. There are some sites listed in the Accessorys forum.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mauriciorubio:
How do i remove any traces of a lagfix sorry if this has been asked before
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] max_warheads:
Which lag fix. ? There are multiple.