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[Galaxy Tab General] unitea:
i personally want the 7 inch version. i want to have something that i can slip in my pocket and take with me everywhere.

10 inch is nice though. it is always good to have another option, after all, different people want different things. whether or not it has SAMOLED well depend on if Samsung's new manufacturing plant is finished. once they have the capacity to meet the demand, i am sure they will start to move all of their products in the direction of SAMOLED.

i think the 10 inch version will release with either gingerbread or honeycomb. Samsung has hinted that honeycomb will be a whole new user experience, which is why the 7 inch tab will not get upgraded beyond gingerbread. anyway, gingerbread/honeycomb should allow the 10 inch Tab to have a higher resolution, and if i remember correctly should be available by the end of 2010.
[Galaxy Tab General] ZuinigeRijder:
Would be nice we would have a phone which is small and a possibility to hook an external display/keyboard (5 inch, 7 inch, 10 inch, 12 inch, 19 inch, 21 inch). So you have the best of both worlds :D
[Galaxy Tab General] LostAlone:
It'll all depend on exactly when the 10inch drops I guess. Samsung has been dragging its feet on a Froyo update, so we'll have to wait and see with Gingerbread, but a ten inch screen would definitely look handsome at the proposed 1366×768.

Personally, I think that if the 10inch gets Honeycomb, then the 7inch will too. I mean, we're talking about identical hardware, as far as I know anyway.
[Galaxy Tab General] unitea:
hey, if samsung doesn't want to upgrade it to honeycomb, we can :)
[Galaxy Tab General] Anderdroid:
10inch ftw. I have a Vibrant for my pocket.
[Galaxy Tab General] LostAlone:
Hehe indeed. It's all the same hardware, so if any in the Galaxy line gets honey, then it shouldn't be a major problem to move it to the others.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LondonTownGuy:
I've extracted the bluetooth files from the Ace dump (Used in Desire HD Roms) and these seem to be working for standard Desire Roms too and solve the problem of some non working headsets, well at least for my couple of Plantronics units tested on my froyo/sense build. If anyone wants to test, I enclose the files. For Cm6/ standard froyo maybe try the system/etc files only, but I haven't tested.

Make a backup of your system.ext2 file so you can reverse changes.

Unmount system and place files in: /bin, system/bin. /etc, system/etc.

system/lib. (I deleted the current files first)

Again backup your system.ext2 as this might not work for you.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] euro_e93:
Do I try this if my bluetooth is connecting but not getting any sounds when calls come in?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LondonTownGuy:
Yep that's the problem I had with all builds (except new hd builds) this fixed it for me.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] dericion:
BT

may i know what does it do? right now i have to physically enable bluetooth by using the workaround. will this auto connect our bluetooth like the actual android phones?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LondonTownGuy:
Mine autoconnects, when you make a call you can here it in your headset now with no workround, no need pressing this or that button first. There are quite a few new files in the etc, folder which seem to be missing before. If anyone has any luck with this please let us know. ps. If your not using sense based Rom then your bluetooth lib files will be different and maybe wont work, so maybe try only the etc files.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] dbh369:
Do you know if this works on the evo builds or just the desire builds?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LondonTownGuy:
I am using michyprimas latest evo based kernel. It should work on any sense ROM but maybe you can test?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] dbh369:
Sure, still a noob at hacking these systems, a little more direction. I've found the root files using es explorer, now what?

Edit: did the root/system/<lib,etc,bin> directory in my Android folder trick and restarted. It seems to have loaded your files in /system/* , in /etc but not it /bin. It did not seem to fix my problem of no audio. I get all controls working fine (volume, call hang up, etc,) on my Plantronics 520, but no change in the audio, still comes through the speaker.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LondonTownGuy:
Maybe if you use something like root explorer to delete and replace the files in all 5 locations, rather than the root method in Android folder, then you can be 100% sure if it works or not. Check also file permissions all boxes ticked (chmod 777)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] buzz killington:
It's working!! Thank you!

I have never had my LG hbm-520 working correctly with any build until now. The fix doesn't seem to work when I tried it with Hastarin 4.1 but it's working very well with CoreDroid .4 plus Michy R0 evo build.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] aaronkt:
can someone help me out and tell me where the lib folder is located? I dont see it in the root folder. I see bin and etc but no luck on lib. Does it not exist and that is why i dont see it? I imagine i can just copy them over folder to folder and over write the current ones.

I am having the problem with bluetooth. Everything connects and allows me to control. However when i receive a call i can answer i just cant hear them and they cant hear me. It works if i call them though.

NM i see them in the /system folder. Gonna give it a shot.

So then the question is what location do we replace the files? in / or /system/ or ...?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LondonTownGuy:
@ aaronkt; there is an etc folder in the root of your device and within the system folder, copy/ replace files I posted twice, ie to both locations. Exactly the same to bin folder both locations, lastly to lib folder located within system folder.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] max.tytn:
Some file seems to be protected when you try to copy with ES Explorer... any suggestion about this?

Thank you, ciaooo.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] buzz killington:
Turn on the root explorer settings then you can copy over the files. Turn the settings off after you're done.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Latnik:
Fantastic,

this fixed all my problem with the car free speaking in my Ford S-Max.

Latnik
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] PlayStation:
Hi London Guy,

Could you please extract for us the hTC ebooker reader from the Desire HD rom. I imagine if the files are extracted the Reader maybe be able to work with the Evo and other roms even though its currently not working even with the HD rom. Sorry I dont know how to extract android apps from rom would have tried to do it myself. I am really looking forward to the day I will be able to use the beautiful htc Reader in my android HD2 similar to the winmo reader. Thx ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] chrisnash:
Didn't work for me unfortunately.

I'm running this rom at the mo NexusHD2-FRG83_V1.2__Froyo_2.2.1_

I tried replacing all the files first and bluetooth stopped working altogether.

So I restored system.ext22

Then I tried just replacing the system/etc files. That didn't work so I replaced /etc files as well and that didn't work either.

I can't live without stereo music so I guess I'll have to go back to another build. :(
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LondonTownGuy:
@playstation the ace dump has been posted here, if you want to try the ereader files. It will be much harder to get them to work as they are probably linked to that sense version and device id.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=787199

@chrisnash it may have been useful to also change the kernel too in your test, eg. to one supporting the sense bluetooth stack, I guess the rom you used will be using something like michyprimas R11 then you needed to change it to the o (sense) version yours would have been the n (nexus) version.Having said that there are probably more changes that may be needed, maybe a plain froyo /cm6 based rom can be built from scratch to support the sense bluetooth drivers.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Ironsave:
I; For one am wishing for an updated Froyo (Stock or CM6 only) build.....

(I tried this also with no luck getting BT).....

I am fortunately blessed with patience....... ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] dubie76:
I am having bt issues on the non sense builds. Bt pairs and connects no issues. Once I try to make a call, it locks up phone and I have to pull the battery. This has benn an ongoing issue with all builds I have tried. Any ideas?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] raysacr:
I have the exact same issue on all non-Sense builds.:mad:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nandeh:
Any way to use Sense BT drivers with no Sense build? :)

If yes, how we can do it?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Esvext:
What do I have to do to make /system writable?
[EVO 4G Accessories] tritron777:
Did anyone had tried ebay 2000mha battery? I winder what is the best and cheapest battery that I can get that does not require new cover.
[EVO 4G Accessories] fireboy6275:
I got the battery, I didn't notice a huge difference but I haven't tracked it at all.
[EVO 4G Accessories] snowplow54:
They're are lying to you. basically any battery that's the same size as the stock battery is going to have the same amount of power as the stock battery. The only way to get extra juice is to add extra bulk. However, Seidio makes batteries that don't add extra bulk. Those are rated at 1750 mah. While I still you won't get much more battery life out of these, there at least a reputable company you can trust.
[EVO 4G Accessories] stanglifemike:
Andida is suppose to be better than a no-name battery. It is a name brand, just a cheaper name-brand and known in China. I bought their 2000mah battery and it seems to be about as good as the stock 1500mah. Then, i found that BatteryBoss tested the Andida 2000mah and it actually tested to be worse than the stock 1500mah Evo battery. I wouldnt want you to waste your money. I guess Seidio would be the only option because Mugen didnt do to good either at BatteryBoss. Sucks too, because they are so expensive, but if you MUST keep the factory battery door and want more juice than thats about your only option. I bought the 3000mah ebay battery with extended battery door and it is just awesome!! Yes, it is bigger. But, its actually VERY nice and looks and feels good with the bigger cover. Oh, and it is hard to kill :D. I turned on every radio and streamed music over wifi to bluetooth speakers for hours last night trying to run it down and only lost about 7% in the 2 hour span of doing this....
[EVO 4G Accessories] iredline5:
I tried the Andida 2000 and was not better then the OEM battery. Also have the extended 3500 from ebay(10.00) and works well, go a whole day+ with wifi, gps, sync on with mild to moderate use. Switch off and on with the oem and extended.
[EVO 4G Accessories] cashmony:
The 2000mah battery is garbage doesnt last longer than oem bat like others have said. I bought a 1800mah battery from ebay. its been over 24hrs and Im at 22% after 2hrs of calls, 30 txts, 1hr web browsing, & 1hr of pandora, bt is on all day too! I highly recommend, here's the link

http://cgi.ebay.com/2x1800mAh-Battery-Dock-Charger-Sprint-HTC-Evo-4G-/250661324218?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item3a5c9445ba#ht_3914wt_807
[EVO 4G Accessories] ElAguila:
The andida 2000 I purchased was a good battery but I guess I was one of the lucky ones. I currently have a 3500mah battery. I see that there are also 2000mah galiliO batteries now available. I was thinking of getting one and comparing it to the stock battery and the andida 2000. I don't know if the galilieO batteries are 2000mah or just the re-labeled 1800mah batteries that are all over ebay.
[EVO 4G Accessories] OneStepAhead:
@snowplow

you say the only way to add more juice is by adding bulk, but then in the next sentence say seidio is able to do it without adding bulk? not really making sense there! seidios battery i believe tested to be in the 1400s, below the OEM.
[EVO 4G Accessories] allenrivera44:
I have it and is not any difference.
[EVO 4G Accessories] monkeybone12:
Just bought 2 for $16 with a charger... So I'll let you know. Can't see myself being uber angry if it is the same as stock, as having a few spare batteries for mere pittance is great. Gotta love that eBay...

Galilio 2000mah. We'll see.
[EVO 4G Accessories] felacio:
I actually got the Galileo batteries as well, so far, I'm seeing a little better than usual battery life. which makes me optimistic, considering you don't see the true potential until a few charge cycles, I just got them yesterday.
[EVO 4G Accessories] gedster314:
If you guys are running after market batteries here's a tip.

I have been running my Sedio 1800 mah (I know tested only comes to 1500) and lately my phone has been powering off on it's own. It happened to at the same time as I was running various gingerbread roms so I thought it had something to do with that. After some experimentation I realized that it was happening when I dropped my phone on the desk(ohh, yes I have a tpu case on the phone). I thought great, its a hardware issue and I don't have a warranty. Then after a long day streaming and lots of phone calls I needed to swap batteries and I installed my stock battery. I then noticed that my power off issues went away. I dropped the phone on the desktop 10 more times and no issues. So apparently the Sedio battery doesn't fit quite right in the phone, so wedged some paper at the top of the battery to try to give a little more pressure on the battery pins and that seems to have solved the issue.
[EVO 4G Accessories] OneStepAhead:
the galilios are good batteries for the price, but i believe them to be closer to 1300mah based on my results vs stock.
[EVO 4G Accessories] 4redstars:
Just got a "Galilio" 2000mah yesterday. I'll be seeing how it works out over the next few days and report back. It is blatantly for a TP2 but fits VERY snugly in the EVO, (almost too snugly) and is a pain to get in and out. I have to use the corner of my back cover to pry it out...but if it gives me more battery I'll be taking it out less...
[EVO 4G Accessories] OneStepAhead:
hmmm.. out of the 3 ive used i cant say i had that problem.
[EVO 4G Accessories] felacio:
I have the exact same thing!. I actually had to rake a razor to one of them and Shane off a little bit of plastic from the top of the battery. Just a tiny bit. Fits perfect now.
[EVO 4G Accessories] coiledwire:
There's already a discussion regarding this battery and others at this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=925298

That thread is more current than this one that started in Sept '10. Should we use that thread instead of keeping 2 very similar ones? Just a thought.
[EVO 4G Accessories] montecristo1:
I have the Andida battery- worked great for a few weeks. Then I started to notice it would lose its charge fast. But this battery stated it was for the TP2- either way it fits the Evo. But when I had it on my TP2- it would hold a good charge.

I love the ebay 3500 batteries- great and still holding a charge (had it for almost a year). I use this one I am going on a long trip or Army training.

I have two of the Galilio 2000mah batteries- made for the TP2- no need to shave any crap- fits perfectly on my Evo. I measured both the OEM and the Galilio batteries- no difference. The Galilio is worth my $9- and I want that OEM look- I also ordered a white OEM Htc back cover. Read somewhere here in XDA- charge your batteries atleast once on a wallcharger- not usb. I find the batteries last longer.

Note, i did buy a generic 2000mah (non Galilio brand)- that was crap.

I have (2) 3500 mAh batteries, (1) 3000 mAh battery, (2) Galilio 2000 mAh batteries, (1) 1750 mAh Seidio battery... and others.
[Nexus One General] Spectre51:
I have the cm6 but want to go back to stock 2.2. I have found a couple places to download 2.2 but not sure which is the official one, one such place is shipped-roms.com but there are a couple different versions of froyo on there. Where can I get the official 2.2 image so I can flash it via update.zip from the boot loader or passimg.zip?

I want to revert my phone back to complete stock so I can get OTA updates and everything. I managed to get it back to what I believe is a stock FRG33 build but not 100% sure it is a stock build (plus I'm missing some apps from the market that should be there with this loaded)
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Just pick up the orginal ERD79 image and OTA it up to 2.2
[Nexus One General] DOHCtor:
If you have an unlocked bootloader and know how to use fastboot, just get the FRF91 system image from http://developer.htc.com
[Nexus One General] Spectre51:
Bootloader is not unlocked. Does the bootloader have to be unlocked to use fastboot to flash an image?

Tried that, I downloaded 22607-ERD79-update-nexusone-stock-signed.zip and tried doing it as passimg.zip and through the recovery as update.zip. As passimg.zip it scanned the file but never gave me the option to install. As update.zip I get the signature verfication failed. I get that on it seems any image I try.

If I could get back to ERD79 that would be fine....any suggestions?
[Nexus One General] Spectre51:
Found a ERD79 image that works as passimg.zip but when I should get the option to do the upgrade it instead says "Main version is older! Update Fail!"

Thoughts?
[Nexus One General] Spectre51:
Well I guess I won't need this after all. The image that I used to flash to FRG33 seems to be okay as I got the OTA update to FRG83. I wanted to get back to a stock build that would get OTAs so I think I am there.
[Fascinate Android Development] ivorycruncher:
Okay, so I haven't as of yet seen a thread that appears to spell out this process. Most of you are talking about applying developer-modified patches to get to DI01, using Clockwork recovery, and things like that. For various reasons, some of us prefer to remain a bit closer to stock, and not worry about bricking with custom recovery software and whatnot. I'm one of those people, and I've seen questions here and there on how to go back to stock, and if root can be maintained or redone afterward, etc., so I decided to document here what I did to apply the official update to my rooted and lag-fixed Fascinate. Without further ado, here's the process I followed:

Ran the unlagfixme.bat script from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=779597, which automatically reboots the phone

Used Root Explorer to remove the ".old" extension I had added to all system .apk files I considered bloatware (I chose to disable them, not delete them)

Rebooted the phone again for good measure

Downloaded the update, and let it install normally, after which root access was gone as expected (Superuser.apk and other apps that required root access were still present, but they wouldn't function)

Rooted my Fascinate again per the instructions in http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=779238, just like I did the first time (only had to do it once, not twice like some here have said); note that I followed all instructions except for the final one, which is installing Superuser.apk, as that application was still installed, and still worked fine after applying the proper permissions to su and busybox

Opened Root Explorer, and once again added .old to all .apk files that I wanted to disable and remove from sight

Rebooted again

Ran the lagfixme.bat from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=779597 to re-apply the lag fix

Rebooted one final time to make sure everything was in still good working order

So there it is. I'm still running stock ROM, stock recovery, etc. I should be able to easily repeat this process any time there's a new OTA update, with minimal risk of bricking.
[Fascinate Android Development] propylene22:
Helpful thanks, but I think I screwed up.

SO I got the OTA update message this morning. I have root and lagfix installed, and I ran the OTA. Everything works but I no longer have root access. SO I think I screwed up. Newb right. SO do I have to go back to the stock image? What do I need to do to recover while retaining my contacts apps etcetera. Thanks
[Fascinate Android Development] WillisD:
Just re-root, either through adb or there was a one-click out there.
[Fascinate Android Development] ivorycruncher:
Yeah, just re-root using the original procedure you used (except no need to reinstall superuser.apk), and you should be good to go.
[Fascinate Android Development] magitues:
Thanks for taking the time to write that up Ivorycruncher!

How would this process differ when the Froyo update is released, also having ClockworkMod Recovery installed instead of stock recovery?

I, like you, would like to have legitimate updates installed while keeping root.
[Fascinate Android Development] ivorycruncher:
I've never installed Clockwork, so I can't comment on that. When Froyo comes out, I imagine the process will be much the same, though at this point there's no way to know if the original rooting method will still work or not after the upgrade. Also, depending on what they do with Froyo, the lag fix may not be necessary anymore, and might not work without some tweaking even if it is still needed.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] eatonjb:
so I have found like 200 programs that will change the lock screen for my Captivate .. but they are pretty useless.

I love LockBot but it only works about 20% of the time.. most of the time I get the standard lock screen witch does not have a separate background , and also not safe most of the time, seems to unlock itself too easy..

it seems that lockbot for example, only comes up a few times, then stops, and then starts working agian.. and i thought it was the app killer programs but I uninstlled ALL of them just to make sure that it was not the problem..

ideas.. tricks. help? is there a way to change the lock by something that has to do with root or something like that?

thanks

eaton
[Captivate Themes and Apps] a.n:
There's a free app in the Market called "No Lock." You could try using that to disable the stock Captivate lockscreen.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] Bowsa2511:
Widget locker + root + "no lock" = sexy lock screen replacement
[Captivate Themes and Apps] kangi26:
I run NoLock, and it always works. Never had any issues with it. Only need to unlock when I reboot

http://www.appbrain.com/app/org.jraf.android.nolock
[Captivate Themes and Apps] eatonjb:
the no lock thing works all the time, but any external lock program seems to stop working, and thats the problem.

but i reset my phone to default and it seems to be working fot the time, i have no idea what stoped it.. we will see.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] E_man5112:
This works for me, catches it about 95% of the time. Only difference is, I don't use no lock.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] Bowsa2511:
You don't use no lock? How do you deal with the occasional moments of stock lock screen?
[Captivate Themes and Apps] JamesR913:
Widget locker + no lock...FTW
[Captivate Themes and Apps] E_man5112:
I swipe it away :p
[Touch CDMA General] [mutex]:
Alright well i've got android 2.2 installed via NAND. 10 times a day at least, the Bluetooth Voice Dialer pops up, and somehow disables my camera (back) button. It even stops my device from going to sleep. after about 5 or 10 minutes it will eventually go to sleep, i then press the power button up top to wake it up, the lock pattern is displayed. i can hit the camera (back) button then and then enter the pattern to unlock it and the back button works again.

its really frustrating, i cant find anything on the internets about it and my logfiles aren't revealing anything. has anyone had a similar problem?
[Touch CDMA General] [mutex]:
bump bump bump. getting really frustrated. i've gotta use other peoples phones half the time because mine bullshits around like this. _any_ ideas?