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[EVO 4G General] marctronixx:
app works normally.

stock, unrooted and froyo'ed, latest update....
[EVO 4G General] Itchiee:
Worked for me last night, stock updated.
[EVO 4G General] wuclan48:
I had to uninstall and reinstall from the market for it to work again after the update fyi.
[EVO 4G General] jblank0:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8319270&postcount=26

i tried this and it worked for me
[Epic 4G General] thomasskull666:
I'm sure this has been covered before but since I'm still pretty much a noob at this, will I still be notified of OTA firmware updates after flashing a custom ROM/kernel? I don't want to be left in the dark when the next update comes out.
[Epic 4G General] entropism:
No, you have to wait until the roms are rewritten to include those updates.
[Epic 4G General] thomasskull666:
That part I understand, but will I still get the notification that updates are available?
[Epic 4G General] entropism:
Usually no.
[Epic 4G General] thomasskull666:
Ouch. Is there a section on the forum that lists updates? I really don't want to miss 2.2 (if it ever comes out...) just because I don't get the update notification
[Epic 4G General] hotwired34:
I feel pretty confident that the developers here will come out with a 2.2 before the official update comes out.
[Epic 4G General] thomasskull666:
But the question is, will the devs fix the filesystem lag? I truly hope so, i'm jealous of the I9000 users getting 2000+ on quadrant lol
[Epic 4G General] hotwired34:
Hmm...that's a good question. I hope so too! I don't have the Epic (yet)...waiting for the right moment.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ikanep:
i have installed a Froyo rom on my vibrant and i was wondering how i go back to stock?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KerryG:
It never ceases to amaze me that people don't have a crystal clear understanding of what they are doing before they go flashing custom ROMS. Why would you even think about putting on a specific ROM unless you knew how to revert back if it dorked up?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] inverseflux:
Vibrant Android Developement Forum -> Vibrant Directory (Bible) Thread... lots of paths to stock.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Docavelli:
WOW!! I'm not going to roast you but come on man. Did you read the OP of the froyo thread? Then you wait till after you flash to worry about how to get back???

I'm going to assume by your post that you didn't do a nandroid so it looks like your only option is to ODIN back to stock. Just search it.

XDA Mobile
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keith.randy:
It is so horrible how anybody asks for help in the android community and no one bothers to give a helpful response just badger new user. How is any noob supposed to learn when all you can find by searching is threads the people get ROASTED in. Stop being jerks.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eggnoodle:
Follow steps 2-4 in the link below

http://rootzwiki.com/showthread.php...pps-*-everything&p=11409&viewfull=1#post11409
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bfranklin1986:
Because his is an unneeded question. If he would do a search or read the sickies he would not need to ask this question. Otherwise there wouldn't be stickies.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bfranklin1986:
Also your response gave no helpful information to the op.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaintfm:
We help those who first help themselves. 30 seconds in the development forum would get him the answers he needs. Posting a request for help without first attempting to find an answer on your own is extremely lazy. They're just asking the regulars to do all the heavy lifting for them. "Yeah, I flashed a ROM after doing almost no research and I don't like it. It looks like there's 27 different posts with step by step instructions on how to reverse it, but it's so much easier to just start a 28th post and ask for help. Also, could one of y'all take a plane flight to my hovel in Bangkok where I live and work Odin for me? I'll be in the tub eating takeout food. When you're done, it'd be great if you could come on up the stairs and feed me, and perhaps do something with these curtains?"

The reason you have trouble finding useful information is because your search results get clogged up with people starting threads asking questions answered in other threads. Sometimes in threads on the same page as the one their making. Sometimes with titles that are nearly identical to theirs. These people get flamed because they're part of the problem, not the solution, and after the 9,000th time you see a new thread titled "Kies broke my phone" or "How do I get into recovery?" or "What bootloader do I need for CM7?", you start to get a little batty.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 5oo:
i dont see swype in options ,, i mean i cant select swype!!!i have only keyboard types and is Qwerty, phone keypad and compact Qwerty,,,???
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thedudejdog:
you gotta install it first. the best way to do that is to be a beta tester.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teuflor:
Hey Guys,

first of all, im an android noob! so please dont flame me!

ok here my story:

i followed a guide to install google stock rom on my NO, to be able to install 2.2.1

ok.. i found a guide but dont see thad this guide is for AMOLED...

- i "one clicked" rooted my phone

- installed the rom manager, installed ClockworkMod Recovery

- downloaded the FRF91 Stock

after reboot my phone stay in black screen after the bootloader.

notice thad my Device isnt unlocked!

now i cant flash the right custom recovery cause i get this error:

remote: signature verify fail

ok... but how i can fix this now?

thanks for your help and sorry for my english ;)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Emul8or:
Recovery

Hope this helps
[Off-topic] djteotancolis:
Saw this add on facebook. i was wondering if your filling bankruptcy, how the helll are you supposed to pay the 1000$ lawyers feees
[Off-topic] lonelykatana:
I have no idea at all!

Bankruptcy should always be a last option anyway!
[Off-topic] souljaboy:
if u have only $1000 left , its a good option
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
But then you would not be bankrupt ;)
[Off-topic] orb3000:
That´s why I use an add blocker:cool:
[Off-topic] djteotancolis:
i dont mind the adds as i somtimes find somthng good
[Off-topic] SamVib:
When I go bankrupt, I steal Orb's credit card. I buy food to last me weeks!

;D
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] annaemylee432:
Installed koasfroyov 35-1,but now cant send mms will recieve but not send help is appreciated...
[Fascinate General] illtema:
is there a way to customize this thing?
[Fascinate General] wtherrell:
I'd like to know, too. Seems like a good idea but pretty much of a strait-jacket so far. Not going to use it unless there is some customization.
[Fascinate General] voghan:
Seems stupid but you can remove items on the Vibrant but can't on the Fascinate. My wife has no interest in seeing Stocks but can't remove that on the fascinate version. I've seen that you can remove weather, stocks or news on the Vibrant version.
[Fascinate General] saps:
Yeah the complete lack of customization makes DB just about useless for me. If you could tweak it that would be different. If I want canned pre-packaged info I just go to USA today
[Desire General] rs0cal:
Hi guys, I have the latest version of OTA 2.2 for HTC Desire. My problem is the fact that my friendstream does not update and sync up its latest news unless I clear its cache, log off and re-add friendstream to the homescreen again. It does this constantly and does not sync up by itself anymore. Does anyone know the solution to this problem? It is extremely frustrating

EDIT: It is regarding the Facebook syncing
[Desire General] mrdo:
i have exactly the same problem - can get updates via the facebook app but friendstream refuses to update ...
[Desire General] C_S_R:
It ushally happens when the phone is running low on internal memory

Sent from my HTC Desire runing Android 2.2 via the XDA App
[Desire General] mrdo:
confirmed - i've just deleted a whole load of apps and it updates again.

it's pretty sad that i constantly have to keep removing apps to keep my phone working. very, very annoying ...
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] kaustubhv1:
hey guys,

I m facing 1 irritating problem with ma touch diamond. After some time when I install any ROM ma diamond gets hang. when i use to reboot it up, always it automatically gets soft reset (screen showing - preparing device for first use - after restart) so I lose all installed programs.

So i thought, it might be problem of ROM. So I have tried plenty of ROMs n Radios but after each set up system can able to survive only for 2 to 3 days.....n again it either hangs the fon or makes all installed programs inaccessible (it dosen't show fon memory in file explorer)........

So any body hav solution for this??

or is it hardware problem??:confused:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] helicopter88:
Your problem is a common problem with an easy solution http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=540290

I always use mtty before flashing
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Borky_16:
Is the framework-res.apk and twframework-res.apk at JM8 the same as on JM6..?

Would be very nice that somone can answer this because i don't want to try this.. :)

THanks for Answers :o
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lgkahn:
no as far as i can tell every f/w has a differnt one..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Borky_16:
Ok thank you :)
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] janys777:
Hello. The speaker phone can be heard whistling or other sounds as if the phone is interfering with the radio. It's something to do with it? Sorry for my English.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] matejdro:
Speaker is always on in android, so it's not anything unusual. Developers need to fix this.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] Reanrean:
just plug the headphones in for a second, and plug it out/

the sound will disappear)
[Hero, G2 Touch General] fendysan:
Hello, yesterday i installed froyo on my hero, the internet work great, never disconnected and very fast. but today connection is often lost, i attempt several radio flashing but only make worse. now i can't connect to internet at all (connection on like 5 second then turn off, the on again, off again).

I tried flash several rom, kernel, radio, browsing google like mad, but no solution. if someone know what to do pls tell me :(
[Hero, G2 Touch General] pulser_g2:
Which network and ROM are you? Have you checked it's not your network's issue?
[Droid X General] fuzio1963:
First, what is that "deodexed" thing? Can anyone explain it in plain English? I was pretty good addict flashing Roms on my Nexus 1, but am kinda afraid to do anything with my new Dx, for unknown (to me) reason.

Also, i have heard or read somewhere that if i wipe everything in recovery, before flashing new "zip", i will be stuck at M logo forever.....is that correct?? I would appreciate anyone who can explain these.............ty.
[Droid X General] fuzio1963:
WOW!!! Almost 60 people read this and nobody knows what they are doing??? OMG, i did not realize that we all are N00bs here................
[Droid X General] skraapz27:
Deodexed my friend is the past tense for deodex. Ha I have no clue
[Droid X General] tw1n2nak3s:
Uhm...its actually the opposite of "odexed"...=]
[Droid X General] Corey@rabbit:
deodexed means you can install themes, dont worry any more about that. And a quick way to check is look in your system/framework there shouldnt be any odex files. if you installed the ota YOU ARE NOT DEODEXED, you must of installed a deodexed build or deodexed yourself
[Droid X General] fuzio1963:
Thank you for the answer, but THAT i already knew. What i do NOT know is, what does it do? And what about that Recovery, can i wipe everything before flashing new zip, or do i have to do it, or should i do it?
[Droid X General] MrDanger:
Deodex

:

What bad4u6669 was saying is that is all you really need to know... the technical part is irrelevant really. In simple terms... deodex combines the classes.dex in the odex form of an application to it's corresponding .apk. So say you have INeedMoney.apk & INeedMoney.odex... the .odex part is broken down and then recompiled into the .apk.

.odex i supposed to make your phone more "efficient" and what not... and that's why companies use it, but in the dev world... it's not that big of a difference. It's WAY more easier to theme .apk files over .odex. So that's why devs only theme .apks and thus everybody who wants them must deodex there phone.

Recovery

:

Wiping is a good way to clear all the garbage from your phone of an old build so the new stuff/information/apks can install cleanly. Now I always wipe the system and cache because those are the main things that are being flashed or rewritten most of the times. I try to stay away from wiping data (your user apps and accounts info) for obvious reasons. Only time I do wipe data is if it caused problems with the installation/flash.

Only time I can see to NOT wipe system is when you are told to be the person who is supplying you with the flashable.zip. Sometimes if it's minor updates to the system... you can save time by not wiping OR wiping will make you lose some vital information. If so, the dev who uploaded the flashable .zip will clearly state not to wipe.

Only in that case I would not wipe my system.

This is just my 2 cents on the questions that were asked. :p
[Droid X General] t0adman:
Maybe this?
[Droid X General] fuzio1963:
Now, those are the answers!! :D

Thank you, i am "smarter" now. :rolleyes:
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
I know the two devices' internals are extremely similar, but I'm strongly considering getting the G2 anyway. I'm just having a hard time fully commiting to justifying the purchase even though I really, really want it, haha.

What do you think? Are the pros and cons for this upgrade a worthwhile endeavor?

Here's what I'm thinking so far:

Pros:

The Adreno 205 GPU, supposedly 4 to 5 times more powerful than the N1's: http://gizmodo.com/5633855/g2s-benchmarks-show-that-despite-processor-speed-it-should-be-fast

Flash Hardware Acceleration, which apparently the N1 cannot do (wtf? really?) (see "Adreno 205 features": http://smartphonebenchmarks.com/for...t-compare-to-other-gpus/page__pid__65#entry65 )

Lower clock speed CPU (800 MHz) vs the N1's 1 GHz, yet the same performance (or better). This, along with the last point = possibly better battery life?

Better multitouch panel (no axes flipping). Would be good for those multitouch games, which I've mostly avoided with the N1 :(

No screen miscalibration issues (having to turn screen off to fix)

Optical trackpad rather than trackball = longer life / won't get dirty / break.

[Edit 9/29]:

HSDPA+!!! For faster 3G, or "4G" even!

Much more internal space for apps etc (4GB on the G2 vs 512MB on the N1)

(Hopefully) the soft button weirdness is fixed (ie the pressure points on the N1's soft buttons aren't directly on the button labels)

Wifi Calling Possibly? http://phandroid.com/2010/09/27/t-mobile-g2-to-feature-wi-fi-calling-but-no-tethering/

Cons:

Slower Google Updates since the N1 will still be the developer phone and the T-Mobile G2 won't be

The G2 will be a bulkier and heavier device

Optical trackpad = no trackball notifications [Edit 9/30]: --> www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCUrxJg_TwQ !!!!!!!

Cost / inconvenience of switching devices (my contract ends in March 2011 so I'd buy off-contact and re-sell my N1 to cover the cost)

Small screen; I'd really like a 4" screen, preferably a Super AMOLED. Sticking with 3.7" is a downer. And there's always some better device on the nearby horizon. However, one with Stock Android is going to be rare, is it not?

[Edit 9/30]:

No FM Radio, HDMI-Out, or Front-Facing Camera (not that the N1 has these, but surely other phones coming out a month or two after the G2 might)

And then there's the keyboard, which at this point I consider neither a positive nor a negative. I've grown accustomed to an on-screen keyboard (Swype) on my N1, and I'm not really that heavy of a texter anyway. So it could be amazing to have a physical keyboard again (I had the G1 previously), or I might ignore it and hate the added weight/bulk.

What do you think? Is this a worthwhile upgrade? Any other pros or cons that I'm missing?
[Nexus One General] Buck Shot:
i want one, but to justify it like u said is hard. The N1 is still IMO one of the top phones out even after all these other phones. I will keep mine for some time. Since I never upgraded with my N1 I will buy my wife the G2 since shes coming from the Cliq. They just got 2.1. She will enjoy the bigger screen, flash for the cam, and flash/ 2.2 and she has to have a keyboard.

Will there be a N2 or a phone the google will call there N1 in the future? Thats what I wait for. There is no way Im selling my N1 either
[Nexus One General] fnirt:
N1 to Vibrant or G2 or what?

I had the misfortune of having my N1 "go away" (don't ask) and I ended up going for a Vibrant as the "next best thing" -- but have since been feeling left out of the Android game (I'm an Android developer, as well) and have been looking at the G2 with some interest.

I've pretty much decided to wait. The N1 is still the phone of choise for developers, ROM cookers, and modders. Part of it is because it's great hardware, but I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that it's the closest thing to the Android code base. It will always get the first updates, it will always get a more stable platform, and it's pretty much the phone that Android itself is coded for/on. Every google employee has one (or at least had one at one point), including the google devs. And I think it will be that way until google either launches another phone, or has an intimate connection to a specific phone (maybe even on a specific carrier.) That's the phone I'm waiting for. And hopefully my Vibrant will catch up a bit with the custom ROMs and I can go back to "pure" stock Android. Not into my Android looking so much like iOS.

The N1 and the G2 are great phones, and I think they'll be at the top of the pile for a while longer, but they won't be forever. And I'm just waiting to see where the next next generation phone shows up.

Just sharing my thoughts, not really looking for debate on my points. :)
[Nexus One General] BrotherG:
My biggie would have to be INTERNAL SPACE. This is a major flaw in the nexus. I can't even install sense like roms along with my necessary apps because of this.
[Nexus One General] peterocc:
If you're a developer, wouldn't it make more sense to stick with N1 instead of the Galaxy? Even with Gingerbread/3.0 coming out soon (read: Nov/Dec) the N1 is still pure Android supposedly be able to run 3.0 as well.

How many necessary apps do you require? I was able to install the Sense ROM from these forums without issues.
[Nexus One General] BrotherG:
One in particular is a space hog for corporate email "Good for Enterprise" takes up well over 35mb on a slow day and it contains widgets so i cant move it to SD.

Did you go through all HTC apps and move them to SD card?

Either way to most internal space i have even now on cm6 is 30mb, internal space on the nexus is horrible.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
@fnirt: Yeah you're right; I forgot to mention that the N1 will probably have more support from XDA etc than the G2. Although... Cyanogen, THE man himself, is actually purchasing a G2... So who knows, maybe the G2 will gain just as much support from the community as the N1?

@gkaugustine: Ah yes, I didn't even consider internal space. The N1 has 512 MB of space for apps while the G2 has 4 GB? Wow, good jump. Although I can't say I have trouble with this since I use the Apps2SD feature of CyanogenMod6 to move all my large apps.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Oh yeah! HSDPA+!!
[Nexus One General] ksc6000:
Well, I didn't even think about this until you mentioned it...no trackball alerts?

There better be some blinking (and I mean every 2 seconds, not the idiotic one every 15 seconds we had at the launch of the nexus) led notification.

Otherwise it's a dealbreaker for me.

But if they're right about flash being hardware accelerated...I'm intrigued, for the first time. (I don't care about gaming because the only time I find myself having TIME to game, I'm already home and my PS3 with Wipeout HD are right there).

Honeslty Paul I wouldn't upgrade until you know that there are no GPS issues like the galaxy phones and other issues which may not be apparent until later.

IMO, the Nexus One is still the most complete package of a phone.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Yep, no trackball alerts. Though I think the trackball as we know it will soon be phased out of all phones forever (in favor of trackpads), so you can pretty much kiss that feature goodbye. In addition to trackballs getting dirty and eventually trackball failure, it's probably cheaper in the long run for the manufacturer due to less support and fewer phone replacements.

Yeah, I'm definitely not going to pre-order the G2. I want to at least play with it in store (unlike I did with the N1, though that was a HUGE jump from the G1, so it didn't matter as much).

Also, because my upgrade date is 6 months away, I actually can't pre-order haha.
[Nexus One General] ksc6000:
I realize that, and I am already starting to worry about my Nexus's trackball becoming dirty/sticky and I have no idea how I'm gonna replace it. I'm all for trackpads, but having no dedicated LED light like on the iPhone or the Galaxy S phones is totally a dealbreaker for me. I don't want to have to grab my phone to know I have a message. Do you know if the G2 will have one?

But I like the idea, IF true, that it will hardware accelerate Flash, because more and more sites are starting to have higher quality videos which get choppy on the Nexus, and that's unfortunate, since one of my regular bashing points on the iPhone is the lack of flash.
[Nexus One General] BrotherG:
Does anyone have the internal spec sheet on the G2? im interested to know where the radio antenna is installed.
[Nexus One General] leyvatron:
I love my trackball... especially when I had my sidekick 3 and it had trackball notifications. Awesome and convinient.

I would hold off... I have a full upgrade with tmobile and I'm holding off for a bigger screen, front facing camera, and other gingerbread goodies to come next year.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
I'm sure that at the very least it has a charging light, that can be hacked. I've also heard for other phones of people looking into hacking one of the 4 soft buttons, so that the backlight on one of them acts in a similar manner to our trackball notification.

Ah yes, I forgot about the front-facing camera feature. Buying a new phone without it makes me pause... Though to be honest I would never, ever use it, but it's just a point so that iphoners can't brag about it to me.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Trackball alerts are great, but a poor alternative may be the Blinker app. It uses the charging LED for notifications, so you only have a few options (orange, green, blue), but with rate combinations...

I'm thinking about a new phone for my wife, and there's not many Androids with keyboards.
[Nexus One General] ericc191:
Just a heads up. There is a led notification at the top right of the phone that Does appear to blink. Also, a lot of people are saying the ring around the trackpad lights up. So we'll see.

I just sold my N1 for $400 and pre-ordered the G2.

What sealed the deal for me:

4GB internal memory

720p recording - I know the N1 has it hacked, but it was always slow for me.

Dedicated GPU

Flash Acceleration

No multi-touch/screen positioning issues - This was a big one for me

HSPA+

Keyboard - I text a lot :\

What I'll miss:

Fast updates

Crazy dev support

Beautiful styling

Noise-canceling

AMOLED display - G2 uses STFT.
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
I really hope we don't lose you Paul since your one of my favorite guys here on Xda. I've thought about getting the G2 before as well but it just isn't a big enough upgrade for me to justify it.

I would def wait for something better. You just KNOW something will come in the next 2 months.