yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TitusV:
Ok, checked the connection of the pins.. these are ok I think.

Battery-led is still not showing went connected to usb.

So now my screen states the following:

PB81100 HX-BC

SPL-2.08.HSPL 8G XE

0x05

CottulaHSPL 0x40

What rom can I now install? Only an official one?

I tried to download an official rom from the htc website (after inserting my serial), but when I run the

RUU_Leo_Vodafone_NL_1.72.172.0_Radio_CRC_Signed_15.32.50.07U_2.07.51.22_2_Ship it shows a message that the file is corrupt.. and this for about 6 times now... :(

I feel the noob-level is rising extremely now... :(
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsamuel:
.hspl means hspl is installed so you can flash any rom.

all i can say is try another rom. just stick to usb flashing, protect hspl.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] eioous:
What's the best theft protection app to get?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] Bugattixda:
Wave Secure

7 day trial

You can remotely erase all your data! Etc
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] joackie27:
If you want free apps try Prey, Lookout, or Wheres My Droid.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] tehseano:
Mobile Defense
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] -RotorDemon-:
This.. Best free app.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] Fuskand:
+1 for Wave Secure. Got a free year of service with the MoDaCo ad-free membership. **** rox.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] dude8383:
You're one of the lucky ones...my friend d/led Wave Secure when it just came out on his N1.

$19 per year isn't too bad, subscription services work are great from the business end. That being said I'm having a hard time picturing myself paying a yearly fee for it.

Any other impressions/reviews on Mobile Defense? Saying that its the "best" doesn't really mean much lol.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] android602:
Lookout
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] 338lm:
I've used Lookout and Mobile Defense. Personally I like Mobile Defense better. When I got a new SIM card, Mobile Defense sent me an email with the new SIM card number, and another email informing me of the phone number on the new SIM card (which was my same number).

I could see this coming in handy if my phone were stolen and someone tried to put their own SIM card in it.

Lookout might have this same feature, I'm not sure since it wasn't installed when I changed the SIM card, but the feature did impress me on Mobile Defense.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] -FuRBz-:
do they drain your battery quicker?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] connoisseur:
not with mobile defense .. dont know about the others

basically its dormant untill it receives an activation message then it starts up
[Hero, G2 Touch Accessories] busbutt:
I bought a cheap gel case off eBay, and I was happy with it for the price. I also bought an official HTC screen protector, which is great. The only problem I have found is that the sides of the gel case have a habit of pressing against the edge of the screen protector. After a while, the screen protector started peeling up along the left and right edges. I tried trimming the protector a little to prevent this, and now I have an awful scruffy looking screen protector that is still peeling up - LOL. Anyone have the same problems as me? I think maybe my case doesn't fit tightly enough, or perhaps it did and now it has stretched?

[UPDATE]: I bought a Capdase case which came with its own screen protector, and together the two items work perfectly. The case is a way better fit that other gel cases I have bought, with no loose parts or slack at all. It also looks slimmer than previous gel cases I have tried. I _highly_ recommend the Capdase case as the way to go if a gel case is what you want for your Hero.
[Hero, G2 Touch Accessories] ZACHARiAS_:
many thanks, m8. care to share the link please?

kudos
[Hero, G2 Touch Accessories] busbutt:
Here's a link to the item on the Capdase website:

http://www.capdase.com/en/product5.php?cid=1&bid=5&mid=57&pid=5279

You might have to work out where you can buy one yourself though :) Think I got mine off eBay. I've had mine for 9 months or so now, and I still love it. It's wearing very well. Still 100% recommended.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mrnikko:
Ok, searching these threads is like looking for a needle in a hay stack...

I have dl'd the android for the HD2 last night, and it worked, minus a little feed back that I got in the speaker. Forgot to charge my phone last night and now CLRCAD won't run. " The file cannot be opened. Either it is not signed with a trusted certificate, or one of it's compnents cannot be found. If the problem persists, try reinstalling or restoring this file."

I have done that. formatted the sd card and tried to reinstall, same thing happens.

Thought that it might be the radio version that I have, tried to use HSPL to change that, won't work.

Nothing seems to want to make android work again. Glad I haven't bricked this thing though.

Any suggestions on how I can get it to work again?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] sakipis:
me too the same problem please help

problem resolved hard reset the device and reboot.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mrnikko:
THANK YOU !!! now to load everything back up.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] azril:
plzzzz

my problem is same as above...

after hard reset also wont help to load CLRCAD..

i tried hard reset, soft reset and format memory card...

but still cant load CLRCAD...

helppp...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Kailkti:
Task 29. Reinstall the rom and radio. Put a fresh version of the android build in your sd card. And try boot into android.
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
Known issues

- IMPORTANT BUG - WARNING In various Android 2.1 (Eclair) builds there is a bug with push email. In case there is no data connection available, the background email service will go absolutely insane. It will use quite some CPU power constantly, and it will not let the device go to sleep - ever! I do not know if this bug existed before 2.1, and I have not seen the issue on 2.2 ROMs. If you are suffering from this, or suspect you are suffering from this, disable all the options in SuperPower to disable the cellular data connection.

- SuperUser: SuperPower does use a lot of root commands if you have root. You might want to configure SuperUser to not show toast notifications for every single request.

- State: Current state detection is not perfect yet and needs some improvements. I would advise trying to limit changing options in the application to times when Wi-Fi is off and you are in 3G mode as much as possible, just to be sure.

- Wi-Fi: Occasionally Wi-Fi and cellular data states will conflict, causing cellular data to be set to active when Wi-Fi is on. Happens sporadically.

- CPU Scaling: On the I9000 and family, you should (in my experience) enable the "ondemand" option if you are using CPU scaling. If you don't, and the device is in "suspend" mode, an incoming phonecall may crash the device.

- CPU Scaling: SuperPower makes no attempt to detect or disable perflock. If you have a perflocked device, you need to use SetCPU (or some other tool) to disable perflock on boot.

- CPU Scaling: SuperPower attempts to detect the possible CPU speed settings, and will choose the nearest value below half the maximum CPU speed as "low speed" frequency. The actual number chosen is stated in the description of the relevant option.

- CPU Scaling: I know some overclocked ROMs require the device to always be at this overclocked speed to prevent the device crashing during sleep. If you are using an overclocked ROM and encounter the "sleep of death", disable CPU Scaling.

- Roaming: SuperPower has not been tested while roaming at all. I suspect - but am by no means sure - there may be issues regarding the cellular data connection while roaming and you have set the device to disallow data entirely (while roaming). Let me know if you encounter any that seem directly related to roaming.

- Application specific: Applicatoin specific settings do not go into effect if the app is reached through the back-button, only if started through the launcher (or by some other app)

- Lock screen: Even if the "dont do ... while lockscreen visible" options are enabled, these actions may still happen if triggered by an application specific options

- 2G/3G: On some devices the device itself will automatically switch back to 3G, it will not stay in 2G for very long
[Android Apps and Games] Captainkrtek:
Tested on the Moto Droid running CM6, works well tested some features :)
[Android Apps and Games] Madic:
Thank you. Will also test your application.

Interesting for me is the function, turning of data connection when wifi is active because this month, I've only gprs speed.

My Galaxy S downloaded Asphalt through the Data Connection although wifi was available...and I did this 2 times -_-

One "error", maybe missconfigured: If the screen is off, and I turn it back on I've no network.

Even the network from my provider was not active. So there is no phone connection nor receiving sms possible.

When I turn the screen back on, it rapidly connects to my provider.

Maybe you can give me a hint what I missconfigured
[Android Apps and Games] mrruin:
great app, it is working very well for me. Turns off data connection when screen is off and turns on every 15 minutes for 2 minutes to allow autosync. Exactly what I need for power saving since with 2g only and no active auto-sync I am saving a LOT of power.
[Android Apps and Games] TheKing89:
Works Excellently

Nice App on 2.2 JPM THX mate:D
[Android Apps and Games] KeesKaas:
will test it and report back to you

for now; THANKS
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
When you mean the network is not "active", do you have a "white circle with a line through it" icon ?

Do you have 2G/3G switching enabled ? The above is exactly what would happen if:

- You have enabled switch to 2G when screen goes off, and you turn on the device while the device is switching to 2G

- You have enabled switch to 3G when screen goes on

In both cases it is a temporary situation that takes about 10 seconds to resolve. Unfortunately switching between 2G and 3G takes time.
[Android Apps and Games] titooo7:
Thanks Chainfire. I will try this app and I’ll let you know if I find any bug or I got any suggest.

I really like the option to disable data when the screen is turned off, it’s very good for those who sometimes forget to deactivate 3G when. The only bad pint that I can see to this particular feature is that I could stop downloads of big files unless you have the screen always turned on. By the way I still really like that feature.
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
Something is planned for this problem :)
[Android Apps and Games] Birba:
Where can I set that data turns on every 15minutes?

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] titooo7:
I guess you have something planned like a watchdog to see if there is any data transfer before stopping the connection. If thats the case I think it might be not so easy as some apps could be connected to the internet with very small data transfer. However, you are the expert on this.

I just tested in my SSGS with froyo 2.2 (JPM). I'm just using default options (disconnect data when the screen is turned off) and I have realised that when the data gets disconnected the phone makes a small vibration. It would be cool if we can avoid the vibration as it also spends some battery ;)
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
Under "Schedule data connection" section in SuperPower

Likely it will be related to the download speed itself, not sure yet though.

As stated in the first post the vibration is a debug option. It will be removed / turned off in a later version. Remember this is beta :)
[Android Apps and Games] Madic:
I activated both options.

Ok, if this is intended behaviour and just happens if I switch the screen back on, than it's fine.

Thank you
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
Note that if you turn off the "Automatic switch to 3G" option, SuperPower will switch to 3G when you start any of the programs selected in the "Applications requiring 3G" instead of every time you turn on your screen.
[Android Apps and Games] BenF1:
Wow this is great! I'll download and try when I upgrade to JPM this weekend! Nice to see a great Dev working on the SGS!
[Android Apps and Games] MAMBO04:
Nice app mate thanks, look forward to more development. And damn you have TONS of phones, mind giving us a HD2? ;) haha.
[Android Apps and Games] AllGamer:
Bug Report!

Bug Report!

Force closed on I9000M on when switching back from another app back to SP

reloaded SP and it went in properly

I9000M became unresponsive after enabling 2G/3G option

Force closed again...

still hung, can't do much with SP, need to uninstall to return SGS back to normal

no option to uninstall, it does not appear on Titanium backup or any apk manager
[Android Apps and Games] joostb1:
About wifi connect in SP 6.0.2

I have the same issue on my HTC Desire. Wifi is not turned back on

The other issue is that sometimes when turned on it takes a couple of second (20 or so) before I'm online again. This is due the switching to 3g.

For the rest I really like it!
[Android Apps and Games] Kel Ghu:
Hey! I love your app!

Though, specific apps should not trigger 3G when Wi-Fi its connected. Actually, nothing should trigger switch to 3G when Wi-Fi is locked on a network. It makes us have both at the same time, therefore lose mobile connection for up to 30 secs and drain battery.

And give us the possibility to choose max CPU speed when sleeping. I'd love to have it at 100Mhz rather than 400.

Thank you!
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
Unfortunately I have still not been able to replicate this issue. If you turn Wi-Fi on/off manually after this happens, does it fix the issue, or does only a reboot fix the problem ?

SuperPower indeed makes heavy use of partial wake locks, but it releases them as soon as possible. In other words, it only holds partial wake locks as long as its working on something or waiting for something.

Just finished implementing this, will be in next release.

An option has been added in the next release that fixes this problem.

There is some info on Sidekick and RIL injection in the first post. What exactly is the issue with CPU scaling? Note that neither IL injection nor Sidekick influence CPU scaling.

Not sure about the Wi-Fi not turning on issue either. Possibly the service was force-restarted during sleep and it has lost state information. Are you running any task killers, by any chance ?

Re: 3G switching, if the option is annoying you (there is no way to speed it up) configure 2G/3G options differently. You can make it switch to 3G on app launch instead of screen on, based on sleep mode instead of screen state, or disable the 2G/3G switching altogether. While it saves a lot of battery, the other options (especially the data option) already saves a lot.

Re: 3G/Wi-Fi, an option has been added in the next release that fixes this problem.

Re: CPU speed, no, you wont get this option, and you do not want it. First, running an SGS at "max" 100mhz will make the phone crash (require battery pull) in many circumstances, and if it doesn't outright crash, answering a phone call becomes nigh impossible. Second, the big power saving from CPU speed lowering comes from disabling the highest speed modes (in this case, 800 and 1000 mhz). So you won't see much gain with lowering it to 100 mhz anyways. Besides, if the phone doesn't have anything to do it'll scale down to 100 mhz anyways!

Also, the "near 50%" scale value seems to work fairly well cross-device. Lots of users don't know the needed details about CPU scaling, and if they can configure it manually I guarantee at last half the users will muck it up, their phones will not respond properly, and SuperPower will be blamed.

If you really need advanced CPU control, use SetCPU.
[Android Apps and Games] rfarrah:
Just ran across this and am now test-driving it on my Incredible. Running with no changes to your basic install on SR 3.3.2, 9.01 radio, and stock kernal. I have SetCPU running in Performance and have turned off all profiles.

Will report back. Thanks for your hard work!
[Android Apps and Games] crupp:
GREAT app! One question. Is there a way to disable the vibrate when the screen goes black (or Blue :)? I have mine set for 30 secs and would like to be able to stop the vibration. Thanks. Keep up the good work.
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
Yes. The option is under "Debug" (at the very bottom of the config screen). If you don't have that, you need to update to a newer version!
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
v0.63 released

SuperPower has been updated to v0.63 !

What's new

See the 4th post of this thread for an exact changelog.

Mostly this version fixes a few minor bugs and finally introduces "sleep mode". The sleep mode schedule can be set from configuration, or you can manually start sleep mode by creating a shortcut on your home screen, and clicking that when you want the device to sleep.

Research

People have asked for both GPS and Background Data options. This requires some major hacking to do, as these settings are well protected. I have found a way around this protection (unfortunately not for Sidekick). I'm not sure wether or not I'm going to implement these, but if I do, they will be root-only.

4G

This version of SuperPower does NOT bring 4G features, but I did build in some detection. I will need people in possession of WiMAX devices to check logcat output.

Test instructions:

- Make sure SuperPower is running

- Use a logcat viewer:

--- DDMS: Enter [SuperPowerSvc] in the Filter box

--- logcat: adb logcat SuperPowerSvc:* *:s

- Turn WiMAX on and off through settings

When WiMAX is off you should see the following output:

NETSTATE WiMAX :: Capable: Yes

NETSTATE WiMAX :: Enabled: No

NETSTATE WiMAX :: Connected No

When WiMAX is on and searching:

NETSTATE WiMAX :: Capable: Yes

NETSTATE WiMAX :: Enabled: Yes

NETSTATE WiMAX :: Connected No

When WiMAX is on and connected:

NETSTATE WiMAX :: Capable: Yes

NETSTATE WiMAX :: Enabled: Yes

NETSTATE WiMAX :: Connected Yes

Please let me know if all three states appear exactly as listed here.
[Android Apps and Games] skiddhard:
I must say I have skimmed through a better part of this thread before posting this. And in case a similar feature has been requested / suggested before me, my sincere apologies.

What you have done chainfire, it pure awesome. Its really THE tool for people like me who hate lugging their chargers around or carrying spare batteries in case they run out of juice. That said, IMHO, although the application is still in beta, i find it really hard to find the right mix of the configuration. My primary use of the phone is just average. Listening to some music, browsing bits and pieces, etc. Primarily, I rely on the i9000 for emails and my own application testing purposes and IM.

Would it be out of order to create predefined settings to let users select based on their usage? Just a thought, although I am sure its not the most original ..... :D

Again, its simply a wonderful concept and brilliantly implemented and it will really serve its real purpose (for me) when i find out the right combination's..... ;)

Cheers.....
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
I have a "setup wizard" planned for these reasons. However, as you may understand I will probably not do any work on the setup wizards until SuperPower is more or less "feature complete", because a wizard would require heavy updating with every change I make to the program.

I have a few different ways in mind to do these wizards, but I'm not completely sure yet exactly.

As for recommended settings, SuperPower comes with "standard" settings that are light on use but already save lots of battery. I'd start with these basic settings (tip: you can get the standard settings back by manually uninstalling, then reinstalling SuperPower). If you're root, enable CPU scaling. Enabling 2G/3G switching is a matter of preference, and ads significantly to configuration complexity, to get it to work the way you want and is most convenient for you. Configure sleep mode settings after this, and done. Without the 2G/3G switching, this should already give you a fair battery life improvement without further fine-tuning.
[Android Apps and Games] skiddhard:
Very true indeed. The feature would no doubt do justice to this applications. And it also makes sense that you would reserve this (if it does come in at all) to do it at the final stage. But the fact that you have already given it a thought is good enough at the moment.

And if the suggestion is for me, will use them immediately.

Thanks yet again for this incredible app. :)

Cheers....
[Android Apps and Games] ykhuat:
TQ...

U are the best man... Thank you a lot...
[Android Apps and Games] Davith:
Does it really mean data connection is disabled? I've set it so that data is not turned off when the screen is off, yet I don't see an E or H next to the reception bars. I know that data is still on though because I've tried sending myself emails and my exchange account is receiving them just fine.
[Android Apps and Games] lasentenza:
Thanks for this app, SGS is running 3 days without charging now :)
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
If you dont have an icon next to the bars that should mean that (cellular) data is disabled. However, the statusbar is not always correct. I've noticed what you mention happens on my Hero sometimes, but I've never noticed it happening on my SGS.
[Android Apps and Games] appelflap:
Great job! Another tour de force...
[Android Apps and Games] ctbear:
I have a blank screen when starting up this app, and there is no settings or anything that I can interact with.

I think it is doing its job (it says low battery mode and disabled my data), but just I cant do anything with the app

I do have adfree, not sure if it has anything to do with it
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
This has been reported before by others on Market. I have no clue what is going on here, seems the preferences screen is not willing to be drawn. AdFree will have nothing to do with it :)

If you can spend a few minutes to help me with this, hopefully I can fix the problem!

First step is giving me exact details of which device and ROM you are using. Seems to be "Nexus One - CM Nightly / MIUI" but signatures are not always up to date, please confirm.

Another question: do you get a "loading" dialog shown for a second or so, or not even that ?

Instructions (requires ADB):

- Connect device to computer

- Make sure ADB can connect, try with "adb shell" or similar

- Make sure you do NOT have the "blank" SuperPower screen open

- Execute the following in a command prompt:

adb logcat > superpower.log

- Open the SuperPower screen which will be blank

- Wait no less than 10 seconds

- Push the BACK button (not HOME!) to close the blank screen

- Ctrl+C in the ADB logcat window

- Zip up superpower.log and post the result here!
[Android Apps and Games] techmik67:
GREAT APP!!!

I am running a Captivate i897

Froyo

Cognition v2.2 Beta9.1.1 Rom

UCJI6 modem

Voodoo Lagfix

The ONLY problem I had was when I used the cpu scaling. Auto power off. =( It was sitting there, supposedly with just the SCREEN off, but when I picked it up and hit power to bring the screen on, turned out it had been off and was powering itself back on now. This has NEVER happened while in a call or doing anything..... it's like, instead of sleep death, it just dies =))

Since not using that, mostly only using 2g/3g/wifi controls, since i am usually on wifi. I have noticed a dramatic increase in battery life. At least 40%. Totally worth some support out there....

:D:D:D:D
[Android Apps and Games] Chainfire:
--- err, what, that needed to go in a different thread ---
[Android Apps and Games] ctbear:
I have a Nexus One, with MIUI 10.22 rom

and yes, I got the loading screen when starting up the app.

Here is my log, thanks for the help :)