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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beazie0885:
cant never is a double negative, which translates to can not, not check for updates. lol sry dude just bored and had to say something..
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hobbbbit:
Well I checked for updates just as I bought the phone, I also checked randomly couple of time after that, and I checked multiple times today, by switching the date forward, and not a single time did this work for me. I get connection error every single time. So it seems a bit more then just a lot of people checking...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brohammer619:
I wonder if AT&T has to enable your phone to update?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a.n:
Well, if you think your phone is physically messed up, then best thing to do is call Samsung about it. It may seem that way, but I'm sure there's a simple explanation for it. I definitely could be wrong. At any rate, I hope you get things working.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jasapper:
You didn't mention your physical location. If you are/have been trying to check for updates while outside of the U.S. you're outta luck, at least for OTA. I don't know what exactly a user would see in that case but the message you see can't be that far off.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] TeleFragger:
upgraded my rom from my sig to HTC rom seen here

http://www.htc.com/us/support/mogul-sprint/downloads/

now i cannot access any data plan stuff.. no internet, etc... what can i try to get this working?

i reinstalled the rom in my sig and it isnt working either...

i know that the custom rom installs and you install the sprint carrier (in my case)

and it worked.. this isnt working now...

so i am flashing back to the OEm... which also took my radio back to 3.42.02 so i flashed that back to 3.42.50 and still no luck....

may just take it over to sprint to have them flash it... it will have the htc rom
[Mogul, XV6800 General] LargePrime:
Do a search.

There is a restore function on data connections that will reinitialize the data connection settings.
[Mogul, XV6800 General] kmanuel74:
never heard of that one. You may have lost your "A" key. Try loading the rom you want with the radio you want, provision it and call sprint to reactivate it. This has happened to me way too many times to count.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fritzmann:
Dear developers,

i hope it is not too offensive, if so it's not my intention, but is there a way to make all your great ROMs compatible for nexus one SLCD!

Maybe you can share in this thread and it will make the development of compatible ROMs easier for you.

Many people would be happy about it.

Having a compatible recovery with RA RECOVYER 1.8.0.1 is more than just the first step.

Unfortunately I can not help you much, because i'm just consumer and no dev.

The issue is that after flashing several ROMs on SLCD the screen after the first splash screen stays black.

CM 6.0.0 is working after changing the update script before flashing.

I want to enjoy the great variety of your ROMs on my nexus one, so please try to help.

Thank you very much for your great work....!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pwig:
I would just like straight answers.

Does SLCD support just require updated drivers?

Aren't the drivers included on AOSP?

And therefore, any ROM that draws straight from AOSP has the correct drivers?

Is it easier to install a custom ROM that supports SLCD if you have unlocked your bootloader?

Why is amon_RA 1.8.0.1 the only one that supports SLCD?

Why isn't 1.8.0.1 the most recent version available in the amon_RA recovery thread? And not the most current one listed in ROM manager?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
You sound like someone owes you something. Which isn't the case.

Yes, updated drivers. Residing with the kernel, meaning updated kernel.

Yes, included in AOSP. Different tag/branch.

Which means - code needs to be imported/switches set/something else done. Not 1-minute job.

Bootloader doesn't matter. Not easier, not harder - just the same. It's done through recovery anyway.

Because Amon_Ra bothered to make one that supports SLCD.

Because there is a separate thread for it, and if you'd bother looking at the Nexus Wiki in Recovery section - you'd find it there, together with the note to flash it for SLCD. ROM Manager doesn't support SLCD, and in fact most, if not all, cases of "I flashed something and now I have a black screen" as of lately come from those that use ROM Manager. Why doesn't it support? Because it wasn't updated to support. Good reason not to use it and do things manually, at least until it starts supporting SLCD.

CM6 has SLCD support, Enomther is working on adding it, the rest of the devs are probably working on it too.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shoarc:
Do you know which branch in the AOSP includes support for Nexus One SLCD?

I've already tried the froyo branch without any success and android-2.2_r1.1 branch crashes while flashing.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Didn't check the commits since looking for a way to change MMS resolution (and didn't look beyond that :)), so I'm sorry, but I'm not the person qualified to answer. Asking someone from CM team or Enomther might be a better idea to find the Google source (since those ROMs have incorporated the support).

Enomther is basing on r1.1, so it should be usable. Never tried to compile myself, so I can't be of help there....

CM has this commit in his github (from pershoot's log):

87f604b7d75e77af62a2074e993a91aa00f1fcf5 ([ARM] mahimahi: add support for Sony TFT panel)

These are 4 repositories that might also hold the commit:

http://htc-linux.org/wiki/index.php?title=Kernel#Qualcomm_QSD8xxxx
[Fascinate Android Development] jorge3687:
how is the development of a recovery and a rom going for the fascinate? is been already two weeks and I cannot wait to load a custom rom to my phone, pleaseeeeeee smart developers, I can hardly wait
[Fascinate Android Development] Whitepaint:
Recovery is here. Roms will be here when they get here. It will be posted to this forum minutes after a custom ROM is released.
[Fascinate Android Development] wasupwithuman:
Matt4542, is working his ass off to have a surprise for you. :D

He probably would have it done already if he had his own phone....*hint hint (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=786576)
[Fascinate Android Development] WillisD:
Sounds good, but no rush from me, would rather have good quality work. Glad you all work this hard for us.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] xcane:
I started these thread to let everyone know that some appilcation(apk) installed and is not working properly moving it to SD memory but it work fine moving it back to the phone system memory.

Tested :

Clock+Alarm - working in system perfectly, SD works to but some function might not worked.

Power Widget 2.x.x - work in SD after installed but when if you reboot the widget will go missing. works perfectly in phone memory.

Please keep these thread updated if you find any application is not working or working perfectly either in SD or phone memory.

Thank you.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Jack_R1:
1) Wrong forum.

2) Sorry, but kinda useless thread. I assume (actually, I'm sure) you're using a ROM that lets you force the apps to SD even though they're not meant for it - thus all your problems. ANY widget will disappear when moved, and all the programs that don't allow being moved to SD by themselves yet - might cause problems when moved.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Andrewtst:
All Widgets is not suppose move to SD. It needs to base on Internal Memory.
[Hero CDMA General] copc:
HTC Hero Maintenance Release

Fixes:

Dialer sluggishness

Update your software

• Go to All Applications

• Tap Settings > About Phone > System Updates > HTC Software Update

• Select Check Now

• Follow the on-screen instructions to download the update

Important Notes:

This update will take approximately 5-10 minutes to download and 5-10 minutes to install.

The new software version is: 2.31.651.6

This update may be released in stages; if you do not see the update on your phone immediately, please be patient.

From

Sprint Forums
[Hero CDMA General] copc:
Some are not seeing it available to download yet. I just tried and see it but 1st attempt it was corrupted, LOL.

2nd was successful and it is currently verifying package
[Hero CDMA General] copc:
It just keeps getting corrupt, good'ol sprint for ya!
[Hero CDMA General] copc:
Currently tried downloading it 30 times via network corrupt each time

Tried via wifi and it does not see a update

wish they would allow it other than OTA
[Hero CDMA General] c00ller:
Will it break root?

And i'm guessing it will remove any dialer modifications flashed such as no haptic feedback
[Hero CDMA General] copc:
can't the damn thing to download with out being corrupt. So only time will tell.

If and finally when I get it installed I will let you know about the root question.
[Hero CDMA General] dbldown768:
man i hope this fixes my bluetooth pairing issues with 2.1...

hopefully if it breaks root someone can strip on that part and just post the rest of it like the one time before.
[Hero CDMA General] jwhistler:
I've grown very skeptical toward any "update" from Sprint/HTC/SenseUI.

I've given up on the SenseUI platform and believe that the Hero is simply just too underpowered to run Sense effectively. I hated all the lagging and long pauses.

Now, however, running CM6 with the 9/7 nightly and Darc's #14 kernel and I couldn't be happier. My phone zips along quite nicely.

The ONLY thing I miss about SenseUI is the browser. Anybody know of a decent replacement that can do pinch/zoom as well?
[Hero CDMA General] c00ller:
I think I might know why your downloads are classified as corrupt.

If you used this root method http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=694572 towards the bottom there is a section called

"DISABLE OTA UPDATES!!!!"
[Hero CDMA General] c00ller:
Dolphin HD is an excellent browser that can do pinch zoom, not to mention it can run themes and add-ons.
[Hero CDMA General] pgreptom:
Skyfire is so much smoother for me.
[Hero CDMA General] skndeep102:
I've found that xscope is much better than both it seems less clunky
[Hero CDMA General] jpwhre:
i bought a used hero from craigslist on Sunday and it had android 1.5 so I hit htc.com and downloaded this update then and flashed it over. I guess there is no root for this version then. I have an evo rooted to 2.2, the hero is for my kid with hopes of using 2.0.5 pre7 wifi router for him to link his laptop to. Haven't turned phone on for sprint yet working way to much. (called sprint before i paid for it esn is clean)
[Hero CDMA General] rockypr:
It says....

Update your software

To update your Hero over the air:

Go to All Applications

Tap Settings > About Phone > System Updates > HTC Software Update

Select Check Now

Follow the on-screen instructions to download and install the update
[Hero CDMA General] rockypr:
Sprint said the Following....

You may not yet have the update for a couple of reasons:

- The software update may not yet be loaded to the servers

- The software update may be released in batches or stages where not all phones will receive it at the same time.

If you are not seeing the update, please be patient and it should be available soon.
[Hero CDMA General] fireashes:
Not able to see the update. It says my phone is upto date (even it is not). I understand the updates might not be there for me yet.

I have rooted my phone and removed some sprint bloatware and htc bloatware.

I have not put any custom rom in my phone yet.

I am a little bit nervous to update my phone. Cause I dont know what the update is all about.
[Hero CDMA General] shaolin77:
The update is making its way through...I've been checking for it for the last two days...however today 9/24....I checked for the update and this morning at 6:15am the update was available.

The update fixes:

Slow response Phone Dialer

GPS Reboot (<-- I have never experienced this problem)

After the download of the update is complete the installation takes about 5-8 minutes or so...once the phone reboots and after you've agreed to install the update...the phone hangs for a bit on the Sprint Now splash screen....I was a little worried at first but I just let it sit....the phone will continue to boot after 2-3 minutes then you will see the HTC white splash screen for another minute or two and finally it will indicate the update was successfully updated.

I was aware of the slow response with the phone dialer and after the update you notice a difference...however I never had a GPS Reboot issue..but still happy they fixed what ever issue they found.

This may just be me...but after the update my phone seems a bit more responsive over all. But again...this could be just me.
[Hero CDMA General] jeadly:
Totally agree, finally pulled the CM6 trigger this week as my phone was at risk of being flung on several occasions. Can't believe I ever waited around for Sprint to fix anything, CM flies (but does not get flung!)
[Hero CDMA General] shaolin77:
I'm still debating about CM6...I brought my HTC hero back in March-April due to my old phone dying....unfortunately the HTC EVO was still about 2-3 months away so I really had no choice...it was either the Hero or the Moment...I chose the Hero since it was a better phone in my opinion.

I am however upset that Sprint has given up on this phone so quickly...I'm still a little hesitant of rooting my phone and voiding my warranty. I've started to read up on rooting and CM6 a little bit as I am a bit curious of CM6.

Am I right to say that if I don't like CM6 I can revert back to stock rom and Sprint will not being able to tell...just in case I have to take my phone back at any point in time?

Also I've heard of Unrevoked and the fact that you can root you phone by just using this app....I've seen some threads that look extensive at how to root your phone...so if this "one-click" app works...can this be applied to the overall process of getting CM6 installed?

While I don't mind using Sprint Navigation or UI Sense....that is really the only apps I would like to be able to use....all other sprint apps..such as Sprint Football and Nascar I don't care about....If I get CM6 installed can Sprint Navigation be reinstalled?

Now that sprint pushed out a new update out there...will procedures have to change to install CM6 or rooting due to this new update??

I guess just a few questions..like I said..I'm curious about CM6 but have yet to decide if I really want to get CM6 installed...any feedback would be great.

Thanks!!!
[Hero CDMA General] gcsd71:
I down loaded the update but it won't install, my phone is rooted with the one click app so that might be why it won't install
[Hero CDMA General] 90awdsm:
I downloaded the update on my Stock Non ROoted Sprint HERO

and now my Gmail app fails to open. Just opens and hangs on the loading screen. No i don't have plenty of emails, Did a battery pull, Reboot and nothing

Anyone know why?
[Hero CDMA General] dmcaylor:
Did HBOOT, radio, Sprint Apps, or anything else that can be extracted get updated?
[Hero CDMA General] shaolin77:
I have a Non-rooted Stock HTC Hero...I applied the update this morning and checked my Gmail app when I read your post....mine is running fine..try disabling the Auto sync in the General Sync Settings and then go to manage applications find Gmail and clear data...after that power cycle you phone..once it comes back up then go back to General Sync Settings and enable auto sync...from there you also start sync...try that.....you may also have to clear data on gmail storage and re-sync...but try that after you've tried the first two...
[Hero CDMA General] lrosenman:
I just applied that update and the gmail app works just fine for me. It was .7 for me. We'll see how it does.
[Hero CDMA General] IndoSlim:
I had to install the old update to get back to factory then install the new update OTA. But now universalandroot is not working. Anybody know how I can fix this without having to do the whole "connecting to computer" to root method? I really liked the one-click root of universalandroot and I was hoping to be able to use it again.
[Hero CDMA General] debh945:
There is a version of the stock .7 update with root added here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=790889

I haven't tried it myself so I can't say how easy it is.
[Hero CDMA General] dukeoflbg:
Did mine this morn and everything is running fine.
[Hero CDMA General] The_Law2:
So if I have a non-rooted Hero, and I accepted this update, how can I go about rooting? RUU back to an earlier version?
[Hero CDMA General] pjnofrills:
Same here, anyone get this to work on a one click rooted Hero??
[Hero CDMA General] pjnofrills:
oh crap. I think it's not working because I had loaded ClockworkMod Recovery after I rooted it. I could never get that to boot into the recovery menu and gave up. I guess I should figure out how to remove it?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superevilllama:
Anyone else getting this error? (on Sprint 3g)

"error connecting to 66.220.147.47:80 Timed out"

I cleared data on Facebook and tried to set it up again, however it would not connect.

I connected to a wifi network and had no issues. Every other app on 3G connects with no issues as well. It is almost as if Sprint is blocking facebook, since I was also not able to go to www.facebook.com in the browser.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tarheelsmj12001:
Im having the same problem. But i cant even connect with wifi.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dwertz:
I think facebook is having issues. I can not get there on my PC either
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superevilllama:
Ok cool. Just wanted to make sure it wasnt me. I got the same response over at geeks from some other people.

Thanks guys!
[Droid X General] showson1:
Well, I had to jump through some hoops to upgrade, but I finally got the 2.2 OTA and it is FAST.

It's even faster than the leaked version I previously had on there.

The hoops:

I was on a rooted 2.2 leak so I had to flash back to 2.1, only the Windows flash utility failed at 97%.

Then I reset, cleared the cache and re-flashed (but this time in Linux) and it worked fine.

I booted into stock 2.1, re-activated my phone and then looked for the OTA.

It was there so I downloaded and installed.

I just finished reinstalling my apps and everything's good to go. :)
[Droid X General] octaviusmes:
overall speed-wise? i'm thinking to update mine. I'm on 2.1 stock with root. I'd be bummed to lose root since real HDMI is a godsend. do i have to unroot first?
[Droid X General] mitchuscg:
i wouldnt upgrade if youre rooted. i tried and got stuck at the m logo and bootloader is changed so you wont be able to flash back the 2.1 so id either make sure you dont have any rooted apps and youre unrooted or stay with 2.1
[Droid X General] iamrobk:
Gotta say, with 2.2+LauncherPro I don't even miss root or custom ROM's.
[Droid X General] showson1:
Same here, this is my setup too and it's awesome.

If you're rooted or on a 2.2 leak, I would definitely go through the processes of reverting to stock 2.1u1 (via SBF - http://rootzwiki.com/index.php/Smartphones/Motorola/Droid-X/Droid-X.html) before attempting the OTA update.
[Droid X General] Droid X 7:
I hoped to see the OTA this morning but it wasn't there. So I checked for updates & there it was. It loaded fast & with no issues. I had factory 2.1 without root. I love it so far.
[Droid X General] SirBrass:
That's partly due to you clearing off your phone. I sbf'd back to 2.1u1 last night and reapplied the leaked 2.2, root, 2.3.15, tranquility, then serenity, and HOLY SMOKES this is faster than it was before I did this. Like, WICKED fast! And yeah, that's without the bloatware-filled OTA. Got the same system as you do too: 2.3.15, just leaked and deodexed ;)
[Droid X General] Joe92T:
Except your missing the new radio and kernal ;) Also im running the legit 2.2OTA, and have rooted it via the droid2 method..now just have to manually deodex it and ill be all set
[Droid X General] lblacklol:
Just a heads up, I was running full stock 2.1, however I was rooted, and I did the OTA update with 0 problems. I lost root, but used the Droid 2.2 method and got it back. No issues whatsoever.
[Droid X General] SirBrass:
And those benefits are hardly that big.
[Droid X General] richardrahl:
Problems with update

has anyone had any issues after update? A friend of mine has the Droid X, he was running original ROM not rooted, and he did the OTA update and is complaining that his phone is running slow and crashes periodically.
[Droid X General] Joe92T:
All im saying, is why bother with incomplete leaks? Why not take the little effort and do the real OTA?? I SBF'd back to 2.1.. Then did the OTA 2.2 Update, and then did the automatic 1 click Droid2 Root method.. and had a rooted, legitimate 2.2 update in less then 30 minutes after the initial SBF back down

What your doing is like buying a car with no doors on it.. Why run just the leaked system folder, when you can just get the total package that comes with an updated Radio and Kernal along with it? Why have an incomplete update with some components missing, when its not even that big of a deal to get the actual, 2.2 total package and have it rooted in 5 minutes anyway
[Droid X General] Zaphod-Beeblebrox:
I think you over-estimate the value of the kernel (which is actually the same version - just a different build-string) and the radio (which is a very small incremental bump in version).

The downsides to the upgrade (for hackers/themers) is that there is no sbf for 2.2 right now and it's been reported that once you OTA, you can not flash back to 2.1 via sbf or you'll brick.

If you're a 'stock' kinda guy, then OTA is probably the way to go. Those that like tinkering a little deeper, need the safety net of an SBF.
[Droid X General] lemm813:
I agree. I personally think it would not be smart to OTA at this time if you have the desire to run anything other than stock on your phone (whether you can get root or not). I hear the new OTA doesn't run wireless tether for root users (not sure about this).

I'm still running the original 2.2 leak rooted. After all the problems I've been hearing about with tranquility, I would like to wait until I hear less complaints. Although from what I've read, most of the problems come from user error and people not following the instructions so I'm definitely not knocking P3Droid or Team Black Hat.
[Droid X General] Joe92T:
We have a system sbf file now for 2.2, that's all youll ever need unless you try something crazy, I have the OTA, rooted and also manually deodexed it myself and running my old theme I liked before.. Adfree is also working fine on my OTA unlike some others... What im saying is im not missing anything over the leak, If anything I have more. The 2.3.15 deodexed leak gives me nothing I don't already have because I was able to deodex and root the official myself.
[Droid X General] otakuguy77:
My friend's wife just did the ota 2 nights ago and her shortcuts don't work, the stock keyboard is laggy, and the photo gallery is not displaying photos
[Droid X General] Joe92T:
Very strange, I haven't had a single problem with anything, and I've used everything you listed...,im even pulling 1490 in quadrants
[Droid X General] SirBrass:
And I was pulling similar quadrant scores from the leaks which have the SAME STUFF as the OTA. All they did was increase the version number for the radios and kernel. Even the sbf TBH released isn't the full complete sbf I'd like to have for a safety net (though I trust them when they do say that it is good for everything except folks trying to get out of brick b/c they sbf'd to 2.1u1).

Besides, getting to OTA may be quick, but getting back to where my phone is NOW but with the OTA kernel would take HOURS. No thanks. Not till it is optimized and deodexed and cleaned up by TBH.