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[EVO 4G Android Development] welshwarriorsf:
I like my nice little set up. All mods I use are in the OP and are easy to apply. Yay Warm greatness, still the best ROM over 3 months after release:

Sent from my Myned out Warm Evo 4G
[EVO 4G Android Development] stir fry a lot:
What are some good collin_ph/kernel combos to go with this rom? If I can't use an overclocking app is is still possible to obtain overclockage?
[EVO 4G Android Development] roscoenr:
A theme I have been working on. It's not done,I'm to picky or it would have been released months ago.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Very nice theme, Roscoe...;)....Job well done, my friend.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] roscoenr:
thank you I need to finish it up and release it and still need a name for it
[EVO 4G Android Development] Product F(RED):
So today I played with an LG G2X at a T-Mobile store. It's sexy as hell. Now don't get me wrong, the Evo is one hell of a phone, but the G2X is so much sexier, minus the capacitive buttons and huge bezel. The metal trim on the back and the color and everything about it just makes it feel more expensive. And as much as I love Sense, AOSP Android means faster updates and more updates (as in it will probably go further than 2.3, unlike the Evo). Plus Tegra 2! And it works with both AT&T and T-Mobile 3G.

But I do love my Evo. It's just that the service everywhere I go is horrible unless all I wanna do is call. Texts sometimes still get dropped and data speeds are a joke. I get 100 kbps in most places, even right across the street from a Sprint store. That issue I've been having with Sprint for the past 4 months where they claimed there was no issue? I finally sent them a video of it and now they say the network is overcrowded. They said it could take up to 4 months to fix the problem. And this is just the tower by my house. Even though I told them it was happening everywhere, they're treating it as an isolated issue. I'd totally switch over to T-Mobile but it's not in my power, at least until I get a job.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
It seems finished to me....:)...As for a name, how about Red Dawn or Red Passion or something along those lines? Just a couple of names that popped in my head while staring at your theme....;)

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[EVO 4G Android Development] roscoenr:
yeah it is pretty close to being finished, or enough for a 1st relase any way:D but there a few sall things that I need to work out simple things. I do like Red Dawn that is nice maybe i will try to get a relase in the next day or two.;)
[EVO 4G Android Development] roscoenr:
I did not have a choice Sprint is the only carrier that has data anywhere near me let alone here. But I am happy with my Evo. Specially because of this rom and community.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Product F(RED):
Those are the only things keeping me calm about it lol. I love the phone itself and I cannot imagine leaving the Evo community. It just sucks being confined to calling, texting, and Facebook because everything else is pretty much unusable at these speeds in most places. I don't care about the Evo 3D or the Nexus S 4G anymore because I'm more afraid that the network is going to crap out completely when they're released, especially given that T-Mobile possibly merging with AT&T is sending a lot of people running to Sprint. The tower by my house is already defaulting to 1x from all the load.
[EVO 4G Android Development] roscoenr:
very very true
[EVO 4G Android Development] jbermi:
here's what i got...matted blues theme and rosie i modded, and a few other things. using fancy widget at the moment. i usually use simiclock, just changing it up.
[EVO 4G Android Development] pleasesaythe4th:
this is sick, what are you using from the OP?
[EVO 4G Android Development] welshwarriorsf:
I noticed some are from the 2nd post, Mods For Warm TwoPointTwo From The Community, so I guess they aren't technically part of the OP.

I use: Konikub's Colored GingerBread Menus (Based off of rujelus22's mod) to give the nice launcher and colored GB menus.

AOSP Vanilla lockscreen (removing HTC lockscreen)

Transparent Titlebar for WarmTwoPointTwo works with the colored GB menus, reverts the Titlebar icons back to stock Warm.

The keyboard is called BlueDroid-GingerbreadKeyboard, don't remember where I got it, don't know how to insert files into posts but I can email it if anyone asks thru PM. There's also one called DarkDroid-GingerbreadKeyboard that goes well with the green theming in RLS5 but it was just too much green for me so I use the blue (with the green border around the text field).
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
Damn, Roscoe, if that's UN-finished, I'll be even more stunned when it's done.

Outstanding, as is!

:cool:
[EVO 4G Android Development] derekwilkinson:
That is the thing I hate the most about the Evo. I mean, who the hell designed this phone? Plastic? CRAP plastic!?!?! The build quality of the Evo is absolutely embarrassing.

Sent from my HTC Evo
[EVO 4G Android Development] agreeler:
I totally agree. My "brand new" evo had bleeding under the capacitive buttons, and my battery cover never quite fit on right. I keep looking for an excuse to get it replaced with a new one :/

On the inside though, I couldn't have asked for a better phone to be rooted. I love the evo community.

Sent from my HTC Evo
[EVO 4G Android Development] cb7tuner93:
Yeah, I know what you guys mean. My Release date Evo just got replased due to internal memory failure(aka too much flashing LOL) And the replacement I got came with a problem with the motor that vibrates,(the repair center claims they fixed it) but when it vibrates it makes a light screetching sound, also the HOME button lights up mre than the other 3 buttons, So yeah someone over at HTC slacked big time on building these phones.
[EVO 4G Android Development] bordermadman:
So these things suffer from the same problem the sdcards suffer from if you write to mem too much?
[EVO 4G Android Development] cb7tuner93:
Just noticed my Wi-Fi was off right now, Wen't to turn it on and I keep getting ERROR,ERROR???Has anyone else experienced this?? I am about to reebot it and see if it fixes it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] cb7tuner93:
Reboot didn't fix it!! Does anyone know whats up? Nothing shos on error report??
[EVO 4G Android Development] cb7tuner93:
Alogcat gives me this in red writing: "E/WifiState Tracker( 259): Can't get status, wait0.1s : WifiState = 4

W/Adapter( 376): info.icon:2130837504
[EVO 4G Android Development] JGW310:
i have an opinion question for you guys, since this thread is kind of a android in general thread as much as it is a Warm 2.2 thread.....

I am debating whether to buy an Asus Transformer for high school, or to buy a used MacBook and max it out with a ton of RAM and a 500 GB 7200RPM HDD....... what do you think?
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
Hey man. I see you everywhere. :-)

Go for the Asus and buy Mac os x ($29.99) as well. Trick os x into thinking your Asus is apple hardware so it will install. Now you have both. I have an imac and I love it. Os x USA really polished piece of work, but apple hardware is pricey. I wanted a Mac book as well but instead just bought a copy of os x and installed it on my three year old dell xps laptop. Mac os x runs smoother on the laptop than windows 7 (or vista ever did). It is nice to have both options. Most of my android projects are done on the hackintosh and I hardly ever boot into windows. I also have Ubuntu on a USB drive that I can boot into when I need to.

But...you wont go wrong with a MacBook either ;-). Everything just works and when you play with android it also just works, ie no drivers, etc. Also, Mac os is a Unix based system, so all your commands will be similar to android where in windows you have to keep up with two sets of commands.

Options options
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
That will depend on what you will use it for? If it's primarily for school work and some games then go with the Asus machine. If it's schoolwork as well as music, photos & videos then go with the MacBook, provided it's in good working condition. I have a MacBook and love it, however, there are times when I wish I still had a windows machine.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
That should not be happening with RLS 5. WiFi works and works well with it. I suggest you backup your third party apps, go into recovery and wipe everything except the SD card itself and them re-flash the rom. Do not change kernels as off yet. Once you've entered your homescreen, go to the settings menu and update your profile. Afterwards, browse via WiFi.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] JGW310:
hahahaha i know!!!!

and the transformer is a honeycomb tablet........ i think you thought it was a notebook.... :)

just a quick question, what application would you recommend to build an android app?? i want to re write my version of WiMax Notifier......... should i stick with the SDK?
[EVO 4G Android Development] gotshores:
this happened to me once when i flashed a kernel through the kernel manager app. had to do a complete wipe and restore a nandroid.
[EVO 4G Android Development] agreeler:
You made the wimax notifier app? Thank you for that! I just installed it yesterday and I love being able to see if I have any messages without turning my screen on. Very handy when I'm on the go. It does exactly what you intended it to do. Nothing more, nothing less. My one suggestion would be to set the toast pop-up notification thing set to off by default :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] JGW310:
show your thanks to me by hitting that "thanks" button, please!!!! :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] agreeler:
Done :) thanks for making my day just that much simpler.
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
I did indeed think it was computer. Like Doug said, it depends on what you need it for. I'd go for the MacBook, but only because I wouldn't have much use for a tablet.
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
You talking about this app?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=900535

Which other version is out there besides the outdated one by bludragon?

Edit. I see now what you're doing. You're trying to play with the app made by Ninja. If you're trying to edit apks you can try apktool
[EVO 4G Android Development] agreeler:
I would probably go with the mac. Macs just plain work. And it would just be much more productive than having a tablet IMHO
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
Btw, and I am not trying to be a jerk in any way. I see that you credit noxious ninja for his work on the app, but what you're doing to it is merely modifying some various things. Please keep it kosher by not claiming or leading people to think that you wrote this app. Lets keep the integrity of development up man. I do wish you best of luck in your introduction to development. :-)
[EVO 4G Android Development] Persnlmgr:
Tommy T,

Where'd you get OSX for 29.99 and how does one install it on a PC?

I just got an insane ASUS laptop (i7 Sandy Beach chipset, 750G 10k rpm HD, 17" HD screen, 8G ram...) and would love to be able to dual-boot.

My daughter works for Apple, and always gives me **** about still being a PC person, but a MacBookPro with the same specs as my new ASUS would have run me over $3k, and this only cost $1,299... I'd love to show her it runs OSX better!!

:D
[EVO 4G Android Development] KIOWA69:
Don't forget that you can also partition the hard drive and dual boot, one partition for mac and the other for windows, at least that's what I do to my macbook.
[EVO 4G Android Development] agreeler:
In regards to where you can get OS x, last I checked they sold it at best buy, I don't know if you can buy it online.

I think way more people would be Apple people... if only they could afford it. The most reasonably priced thing they have is their OS x imo. I would love to be an Apple person, but frankly I really can't afford it. You yet what you pay for with Apple... but not a lot more.
[EVO 4G Android Development] JGW310:
I completeley understand what you are sayin.... i have talked with noxious ninja and we are going to combine to re write the app from the start, so no worries here!!! plz check your inbox, i have a few questions about the SDK.....
[EVO 4G Android Development] Just_s:
Can anyone tell me, does two point two support the EPST menu natively or would I have to drag 2.1 back into the equation? I need to update some settings big time.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Just dial ##3282# and select view or edit mode. If it's edit mode, you will have to enter your MSL number.

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[EVO 4G Android Development] Just_s:
Thanks, I knew how to do it. Just wanted to make sure Myn's was one of the ROMs that incorporated the fixed EPST file. Appreciate the confirmation.
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
You can get Mac os x at any retail store that sells apple stuff for 29.99. I think you can also get it shipped to you online as well. I was always against apple's expensive hardware. You are so right about the specs being the same but costing more than twice as much. I played on an imac one day and I loved it. With a little extra scholarship money I had left over from last spring I went ahead and bought the imac in June. From then on I was a Mac person. I wanted to be able to connect to my home network from far away at school so that was when I wanted to turn my dell laptop into a Macintosh. Apple uses the afs protocol for file sharing so I can connect to all my stuff over wan. Its pretty handy.

As for how to do this, it took me nearly two weeks to get it right. There are lots of issues with drivers and other stuff, naturally, since Mac os x was only built for apple hardware. I got a copy of os x at best buy, as agreeler pointed out. There are also other options by way of "distros", kind of like Linux builds. These are free modified and themed versions of os x that are more or less illegal (not that hacking apple software in any way is any less illegal), but I prefer a vanilla install. There are some things you need to have that are acceptable. First and foremost, the motherboard. Secondly, the CPU. Intel is good usually out of the box. Its been almost a year since I've done this, and so things may have changed. Third, the wireless card has to be broadcom. Some models of Intel wireless cards have compatible drivers (kexts) but mine did not. I bought a broadcom n-card for 10 bucks on eBay. The rest is trial and error. Hehe. Feel free to gtalk me at tommytomatoe@gmail.com. I am moving and studying for finals this week but in two weeks = freedom.

Insanelymac is a good place to read up on some stuff. I learned a whole lot from there.

Sorry for my diversion into Mac land. You all love me. :-)
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
Coolio. Checking pm now.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ruckstande:
So I dipped my toes in the water with Cyanogen 7. What a disaster. No offense to all of the hard working chefs over there but in no way does it deserve the term stable. Reverted back to Myn's because it just works. Looking forward to the next update.
[EVO 4G Android Development] gotshores:
diversions are good sometimes and you contribute enough that i don't think anyone would care anyway :-) I've never owned a mac,(played with them at the store though), but I still rock a jailbroken ipod touch. It's funny because it seems that a lot of android users are just as much apple users in one way or another. just another gadget in our arsenal
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
i have dual boot now, and no longer need my Vista Ultimate partition

(those projects and remote assist/support are fini and i threw it into a VM).

it would be cool to replace it with Mac OS X.
[EVO 4G Android Development] theremix:
I have not used GPS for a while. Today I just thought of using it but google navigation kept searching for GPS. I can't remember the name of the app in the market that resets/download gps data. Can any body tell me which app do I need to download off the market? Thanks.
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
Boys and our gadgets. Hehe. Our counterparts hate it. :-)

You will go from dual boot at first to eventually single booting Mac os x. Hehe. I sound like a fanboy but I'm really not. I enjoy windows but as far as stability goes, os x is incredibly polished. If only apple had more considerations on our wallets concerning hardware. But you know, it dont really matter if you make billions regardless. People still buy their products.

On another note, I've been running my odex version of cm7 (a project someone asked me to do) and I cannot wait to get back to sense. :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] jbermi:
my wife is so not a techno-gadget person. i set up her evo shift, want to root the bad boy, but afraid she will mess it up...lol. she doesn't get the whole tech gagdet having the newest thing obsession i have.

i have a wide assortment of gadgets, xbox 360, couple laptops but main one is an ASUS N71 w/ a SSD (will not get another computer without a SSD as my primary drive) and my two most used, a Zune HD 32GB(i have an OG 30GB zune and a 16GB Zune sitting in a drawer with some old flip phones) and my EVO.

I want a tablet, just cause...but that will have to wait, that new Acer tablet looks nice, similar specs as the Xoom but cheaper.

but the EVO 3D will be the next gadget i get, i am sure.
[EVO 4G Android Development] pleasesaythe4th:
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[EVO 4G Android Development] fowenati:
This ROM has HD Video Correct? Some other ROMs didn't.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ruckstande:
Can't restore Titanium Backup Files

I dabbled with Cyanogen 7 for a few days and had nothing but problems. I restored a nand backup and some of my apps were not there so I tried to restore them via Titanium backup and it wouldn't complete installation. I wiped and then installed Myn again, tried downloading Titanium Backup from the market and when I click okay at the permission dialog nothing happens and I can't install anything. Anyone please?
[EVO 4G Android Development] fowenati:
Make sure you wipe everything including all the caches (Dalvic, Cache Partition). And go to the market app in settings and wipe the applications cache. Should work then
[EVO 4G Android Development] mutant13:
you should check out the NooK Color... if you like to mess with gadgets =... the screen is awesome and you can run 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, or 3.0 all from an SD if you choose... not bad for $250
[EVO 4G Android Development] pleasesaythe4th:
yup..........
[EVO 4G Android Development] gotshores:
i didn't want you to just be hanging with this question, but i'm not sure what might be causing the problem. Did you do complete wipes or just dalvik and cache? maybe try using calkulin's format all or virus's superwipe and install from scratch. maybe something is getting left behind and not getting wiped.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lowetax:
perhaps run that OS X in VM on my second monitor (new 26" Vizio HDTV)

think i'll do major backup of everything FIRST :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] roscoenr:
Red Dawn has been released here

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[EVO 4G Android Development] Product F(RED):
You should call it Red October lol.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ruckstande:
Did that. No good.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ruckstande:
Thank you. I will attempt this next.
[EVO 4G Android Development] roscoenr:
?

now i can see the pic not showing up on phone for some reason
[EVO 4G Android Development] jorpe:
+1 for hackintoshing... have an x58 snow leopard dual boot with windows, finally got 64 bit booting in snow leopard right. Insanelymac is overwhelming for a noob, I'd use the iboot + multibeast method from tonymacx86
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
Mmm. You will have trouble running that in a vm. Same amount of trouble if you install it for real I think. But yes, backup!!! Two or three times.
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
Both of those methods are pretty nice. Insanelymac has a lot of information to offer. I learned a lot just by going through the process if finding the kexts myself and making everything work, however, tonymac has a some very nice all in one type installs. I was same way with rooting my evo. I followed zikronix guide for command line and in the process learned a lot about android sdk and other stuff. But yes, hackintosh = Woot Woot.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ruckstande:
Thank you. This took care of it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dougjamal:
Outstanding!....Thank you for sharing, sir. Ill be sure to hit the thanks button when I'm on my MacBook.....;)

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[EVO 4G Android Development] kwaze:
+1 on that. I tried cm7 last week. I had the same complaints. It kept getting worse throughout the week. Glad to be back to Myn's. Sometimes you don't know what you've got til It's gone.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ruckstande:
Cyanogen's definition of "stable" is a lot different than mine.
[EVO 4G Android Development] jbermi:
so, i got a dilemna...do i unroot and take my evo in to get the screen seperation issue dealt with or just hold out and hope it can last til the 3D is out and be retired...its kinda being annoying...not sure if anyone has had the issue, but what it does sometimes is the touchscreen goes wacky and gets stuck like its pulling down the notification bar but then it stops and then starts, it just stutters and prevents me from doing anything unless I hit the power button on and off, it just started doing this yesterday.

on one hand it would be nice to have a nice newer EVO to keep around after i get the 3D just to use and play around with. but with my luck, i will have issues with that one, i think i could wait out the month or two till the 3D drops. I think it will drop in june shortly after the 1 year mark of the EVO release date...just a guess.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Product F(RED):
If you take it in, they'll give you a refurb. More than likely it'll have something else messed up with it, but given your problem, it probably won't be as bad. If you exchange it something like 3 times in a row, they're obligated to give you a knew one. From what you're describing, I say try and replace it.
[EVO 4G Android Development] roscoenr:
Coming from the expert on the subject lol
[EVO 4G Android Development] jbermi:
I am hoping it may just need the screen replaced. I think I will try and see what happens, I got some time, tomorrow.
[EVO 4G Android Development] vanessaem:
It also has a weird issue where it takes forever for the screen to come on. Even when the phone would ring, the screen would not come on unless I hit the power button. That actually annoyed me most of all.
[EVO 4G Android Development] guardianali:
I love myns but I use both as a daily driver..for different things.

Frankly I find most CM7 (specially the new 7.0.2) issues users have is not due to the base rom but other reasons. Themes...kernels..certain apps that change the system settings...

With CM7.0.2 I have literally no issues besides the no camcorder issue which ios known.

My screen turns on and off fast with no issues even with widget locker installed. The cool tv animation rocks. My wifi is the same. GPS finally works. Im not one of those people that ***** about a 5 second wait..if it was in the minutes..sure..but really..u cant wait 5 sec for a lock??

I MUCH prefer the stock dailer and if u dont, u can use Go Dialer on the market place which is like a straight rip of sense dialer.

With the stock kernel i get amazing battery life. With no sense, i have over a 100megs of space left even AFTER restoring all my apps via Titanium.

The only thing I had to do was change the VM heap size to 40m cause I have so many screens and widgets and icons that ADW was using mad amount. But thats me, not the ROM.

It all comes to personal experience. The same reason one phone will love a kernel and another will not..ROMS are the same. Ive had nothing but good experiences with CM7 so far.
[EVO 4G Android Development] SpydaPig:
Whats the difference between calkulins format all and virus' superwipe? Been using calkulin's format all for a while now whenever I switch roms.