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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mynameisjon:
I have Pico TTS installed, Extended TTS and SVOX Classic installed.

I have set SVOX Classic to the default engine.

Whenever I try to use Navigation, I am prompted to install TTS services even though I already have them all installed.

I am prompted to search for "pname:com.svox.langpack.installer".

I install it, but then after going to a "installed data on SD card screen", it goes back to market. There is a "installed successfully" notifcation on the notification bar but in the market the app appears as if it were not installed (does not show installed, shows "free")

I have tried this numerous times, but I get the same result.

Anyone has any clue on how to fix this?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mynameisjon:
Anyone can help out?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chopes:
Have you tried successfully using the on Phone storage to accomplish this?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mynameisjon:
Text To Speech Data is never installed on the phone's internal memory. There's no option to do it, and I wouldn't want to anyway.
[Desire HD General] adwinp:
As stated in the subject field. Looking for an engineering ROM (optimally, a dump of the misc / recovery partition, as well as SPL/HBoot)

;]
[Desire HD General] JupiterDroid:
And their are flying pink elephants over the hills of london;P

Not going to happen mate;( We will just have to wait for paul to work his magic and for the source code to drop;)

JD
[Desire HD General] adwinp:
Well, I guess there were pink elephants in the case of the evo, since custom roms were thanks to the availibility of an engineering mtd (misc) dump.

Asking never hurts, and would help remendously.

I've been looking over the G2 codes for a while just to get a head start (assuming the base will be the same), but I would need my dhd to start some real work.

Sure, Paul has some contacts and might come up with a S-OFF SPL like it was the case for the Hero or some other stuff, but that doesn't mean that you should count on it.

Unless you've forgotten, xda is (at least, was a few years back) primarily a dev. place.

well, wth.
[Desire HD General] xmoo:
I think you need to search for the 0.60 test rom.

First rom made for Desire HD, this is the ROM that was shipped to the test users.

I don't know if anyone still has it. But first thing we need to do if we want to start any dev is trying to make the phone go s-off!
[Desire HD General] bratfink:
Cyanogen

I was wondering once we manage to get root are there any devs planning on putting themselves forward to port over CM6.1 for our shiny new DHD's?
[Desire HD General] adwinp:
I guess they will be, once this phone becomes mainstream.

I for one, have already ported over Hik@Ri, but this will need testing, since I don't know (yet) if my prelink map didn't get messed up.

Hik@Ri is of course pure AOSP. I hate the Sense bloatware.

This topic should be continued in the appropriate thread. It's quite OT.
[HD2 General] Deion123:
ive tried to use doc's mms fixer and to no avail mms has not been fixed...is their any other way or way i can do this because i have no idea i just installed the doc fixer checked my mms picture and it remains small please help
[HD2 General] ddgarcia05:
Doc cab is not a for sure fix. If you search you'll find a couple other different cabs that claim to fix it.
[HD2 General] Deion123:
ive just tried use the registry settings given to me and still no solution....theres gotta be a way....im runing the core series rom and i need pictures to come up bigger please help.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Indicative:
For all those people who didn't have 3 button recovery but upgraded to official Froyo, does it restore the combo? Also, if I have used a fix will it affect the update?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
duplicated,

this question was already asked

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=809420

please use the search feature next time
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lpeak:
I was running the virus rom he has the wired tether fix which i was using just wondering if there is one that might work with myn's rom i am currently running had best results with the phone's internet sharing tether over pdanet..?
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
My goal in posting this was to get a vibrant dev on it, and ttabbal has taken on the task. Thanks to him. His thread is http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=822964 this thread can be closed.
[Vibrant Android Development] drewtang:
This looks very promising, curious to see how that shakes out on the US variants...
[Vibrant Android Development] animehawaii:
Isn't that what voodoo does?
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
Voodoo requires a special kernel, but what if you wanted stock kernel and ext 4? Thats where this comes in I think.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
This looks like a major step in the right direction. I Can't wait to see support for the Vibrant so we can rid ourselves of rfs. Whew!
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
This also looks like it requires a kernel, and EXT4 is the clear choice, so its the same as Voodoo to me.
[Vibrant Android Development] richan90:
But you would still have to mod the stock kernel to allow for this? I don't think the stock kernel supports ext4 right?

Either way, this is pretty awesome =)
[Vibrant Android Development] siirial:
Agreed.... But I am ok with new ideas. Might find something useful that can be married into voodoo. Too bad I have the larger NAND chip, so I am still w/o voodoo. :/
[Vibrant Android Development] zimphishmonger:
Ehh...hopefully they get the beta5 for Voodoo out soon. It works really well
[Vibrant Android Development] lralexl:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=805222

Thought it might help.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
I would agree, but voodoo doesn't have the /system and /dbdata which would speed up other apps for me. For example touchdown connected to exchange still has a bunch of lag but everything else flys.

I believe if all is converted then the whole phone and all apps and task would be much zippier. I may be wrong though, when I used ryanza ext 2 mod touchdown would load instantly. Voodoo takes at least 5 seconds.
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
The thing is, Ziggy is looking at a total RFS replacement vs supercurio's /data rfs replacement. So the entire phone would run much better and more efficiently. :)

http://z4ziggy.wordpress.com/
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Exactly my point. All the file system is converted instead of just /data = better than voodoo IMO.
[Vibrant Android Development] glitterballs:
supercurio hasn't tweeted anything about a release for beta 5. So...I might take whatever master says with a grain of salt. Oh...look at the time of the last edit - 10/13.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I'm considering building a kernel with the init.rc and other changes needed for this mid. Probably look into it next week.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Nice... Looking forward to it!
[Vibrant Android Development] FastKatt:
I have a large NAND vibrant and have been waiting for voodoo beta 5. Tried this last night with the JI6 kernel. It worked! I'm using ext2 right now. I haven't tried going back to RFS yet. I hope to try that today. If it works and time allows I'm going to try a Jac kernel and ext4.

This is only converting /data right now but the user experience is excellent. I haven't noticed any lag at all and there are no space limitations like with the loop back setup.
[Vibrant Android Development] Shane_pcs:
Keep us updated fastkatt, I too have the larger NAND chips and have been dying for a decent lag fix. I know there is a voodoo workaround, but noone can explain exactly what it does. I would prefer something that accounts for the extra space and makes use of it.
[Vibrant Android Development] rorycs:
Can anyone tell me how to determine the size of the NAND in my Vibrant? I have seached this but have not found the answer....

Thnaks..
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I doubt it's actually checking the file system type. This is probably a side effect. I'm just not sure what would be causing it.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Well apart from this and the random freezes I've gotten today, this phone is by far the quickest it has ever been.

By the way Ryan za mentioned in the other I9000 thread that converting the system folder doesn't buy us anything. This is because the system folder is read only and RFS is just as fast as ext 2 and 4 when reading. Its only writing when rfs is very slow.

What do you think?
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I am inclined to agree with RyanZA. I don't think it helps a lot. I am noticing slightly faster response on some things, but that could be due to different load conditions. I did it mostly because it was asked for and it wasn't hard. If I ever get out of this meeting, I'll get a revert script out.
[Vibrant Android Development] Ashex1:
For those having odd behaviors after converting, try using clockwork to fix permissions as I have a suspicion that when things are converted over the permissions aren't setup properly. Just a thought.
[Vibrant Android Development] Bernardos70:
This is with your JFD-based kernel? Hmmm.

What's the main difference between the JFD and JI6? Is the JFD the i9000's kernel? Does it break/mess with button configurations? Any side effects? I heard the market uses cache, and that the stall/freeze when installing apps is completely gone if cache is EXT2, so I'm very interested.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
I've retired it through rom manager...think I should go in to clock work recovery and try. Or does it make no difference.

Ttabbal, I wasn't questioning your judgement about changing the system file cause I saw people asking you and I sure in the heck couldnt do what your doing. Well at least not without a bunch of studying. ;)

Keep up the great work man.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
I've definitely lost root but none of my root update files are working. When in cwm I noticed my system folder is not mounted. So I mount the folder then try to apply the update but the folder unmounts again.

Any ideas?
[Vibrant Android Development] The_Chrome_Coyote:
Everything installed and booted fine, but Im having a huge problem with the kernel. My phone boots fine, but then will hang after a minute or so. Just hard freeze with whatever happens on the screen frozen, buttons unresponsive, etc.
[Vibrant Android Development] ranjaheer:
I can confirm the market issue after ext4 conversion, but there is seems to be no issue with root. I can get files in and out of system folder using root explorer.

But of you can't get it to work using recovery or adb then you will have to Odin.
[Vibrant Android Development] geoffcorey:
hmm... i think my phone crashed while i was away from it. It also drained my battery 25%+ with no use (could have been that i left wifi enabled though). The phone is still pretty fast.

I also downloaded an app from the market and it installed just fine. I also kept root, and root explorer works fine and can change /system from r/o to r/w and back.

Just got a weird crash is all (nothing would respond, not even the cap buttons. had to do the 10 second power button hold)
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
I've just done this. I didn't convert the system. I'm loving it so far. Seems way faster than oclf. I have the large nand so I never did voodoo. I was wondering if anyone had tried oclf over this like in the i9000 forums. Also does oclf eventually corrupt the data? Just food for thought lol
[Vibrant Android Development] ranjaheer:
Ok...I think we should officially call this beta or even alpha for now. Tried to fix permissions through recovery. After a couple of reboots got stuck on the vibrant screen forever. Tried few times and it was still stuck.

I had to Odin my way out of it. Now recovering backup. God bless nandroid :)
[Vibrant Android Development] biigreen:
So I've been running this, except for the /system, all afternoon without a single hitch. Seems that some apps (handcent for example) start up and run quicker. Not an Exchange user anymore (got laid off) so I can't test Touchdown.

For what it's worth: Linpack: 8.3 and Quadrant:1780

Used the revert to RFS zip so I can test drive the latest Froyo. Got a few 'could not mount' errors going into stock recovery. Was able to get into CWR and flash the rfs zip ok. But when I go into terminal emulator and check with mount I still see

/dev/block/stl10 /dbdata ext4

and

/dev/block/stl11 /cache ext4

So it seems that the revert flash only did the /data. I attached the z4mod.log where it shows where it failed.

how can I get the dbdata and cache back to rfs? Or do I need to?
[Vibrant Android Development] rogerchew:
any chance we can get a ext2 conversion for the stock JI6 kernel that converts /data /dbdata and /cache only since /system seems to case issues??
[Vibrant Android Development] velocd:
I'm not having any market issues here. Using bionix fusion 1.1 with the kernel and ext 4 ttabbal posted earlier in the thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] biigreen:
Did you do the /system ?
[Vibrant Android Development] kas21:
This is a full Kernel, not just a patch, correct?

Also, is it based off JFD or JAC? I thought I read previously that it was based of JFD since you could not get access to sources for other kernels. If it's JFD, were you mentioning Fusion and JACs purely as reference so that others knew that it worked?

I ask because I am running Fusion 1.1 w/ Stock and wanted to know if JACs kernel was required prior to flashing your kernel or if I can just go straight from Stock JI6 to your 1.4 kernel.

(Really looking forward to this. I am a HEAVY Exchange users and Voodoo did not work for me with Touchdown. Been using OCLF.)
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
I'm using ttbal kernal and ext 4. I love this man. I didn't do the system but this is by far the fastest and most problem free my phone had ever been. Was running fusion 1.0 with jacs and oclf. My quadrants are around 1750. Compared to a stock 900 or so I agree that performance has well actually more than doubled. Very apparent when using astro. Going to sms is way snapier too. This is how this phone should have came. Thanks so much ttbal ryanza and z4ziggy for the hard work. I haven't seen a need for overclock with this lol. Wouldn't be bad to have those ocuv takes in here though. Thanks again guys
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Did you install the system folder only ext 4. Mine and Ttabbal's was fine until the system folder was converted to ext 4.
[Vibrant Android Development] stephenj37826:
If I installed a new rom that wiped would I need to revert back to rfs first?
[Vibrant Android Development] wildklymr:
Yes
[Vibrant Android Development] biigreen:
Check mount after revert....

Be sure to check with mount to see that it actually worked. It didn't convert cache and dbdata for me and I bricked last night. The 'Froyo - no brick' routine that is posted for voodoo screw ups worked. It was actually the first brick I have ever had:D
[Vibrant Android Development] Lavundra21:
What exactly is all this? I have no clue what this would do for my phone. Im running jac kernel bionix fusion without voodoo. What will this do for me?
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
Than you better stay away from it. What essentially proposed is to replace Samsung defunct RFS filesystem in favor of a real robust filesystem like EXT2/3/4 - I would personally go with EXT3.

What Voodoo accomplished is mount /data onto a virtual EXT4 partition to minimize the lag associated with opening applications, etc.; what Z4mod is trying to do - convert the entire internal SDcard filesystem structure to a EXT2/3/4 filesystem - once it is accomplished the phone will be what it should've been from the release date!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] M5devil:
In reality how fast is this compared to Jac's OC/UV 1.1 with Voodoo? My Fusion 1.1 ROM is running lightning fast and I am on larger NAND chip with a workaround to get Voodoo working.

I'm getting close to 1900 on Quadrant and 9.8 on Linpack.

Is all this really worth the hassle?
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
I think at the end it does, wait for this project to take it a notch up by replacing the entire RFS **** into EXT2/3/4 and then the only thing that will keep you wishing fully functional Froyo on your phone is to get the Adobe Flash, and nothing more :D
[Vibrant Android Development] M5devil:
Thanks for the quick reply. I'll be monitoring this thread closely and devs good luck to you, you're really doing an awesome job! :cool:
[Vibrant Android Development] velocd:
No I did not do the system folder.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
You do need to switch them back to flash another ROM. There's a bug in the z4mod script that causes the RFS format to fail for some devices. I'll get a fix up soon.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
JFD is the stock vibrant kernel as originally shipped from TMobile/Samsung. I don't do i9000 kernels, too many issues. JI6 source has not been released that I am aware of. If someone has it, please send me a link. My kernel does NOT cause weird button assignments and such.

Converting /cache seems to help a LOT with the stalls when installing an app, but you do still see some. Perhaps ext2 is a better choice for /cache as some data loss in extreme circumstances is likely acceptable and losing the journal would speed it up a bit more. Not that ext2 loses data often, it's just a little more likely to if powered down without dismounting, which we can't really guarantee on our phones.

I should probably add an at-boot fsck back into the init process, just in case. It doesn't take very long, for all three partitions I expect about 15-20 seconds. If I do, I'll put it in it's own init script so you guys can just delete that file if you don't like it.
[Vibrant Android Development] biigreen:
Yeah... no hurries man. I had my first brick last night (after dozens of flashes) because of it. Kinda fun.

I'm going to test drive Eugenes' Froyo for a little bit. Then I'm going back to the Fusion1.1 with z4mod. I'll be able to test the revert for you when you get it up.

My name is BiiGreeN and I am a flashaholic!
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Freeze Issue

I'm currently logging while using the phone to see if I can find what app is causing this locked state that requires a reboot. What I dont know is if I do Freeze and I have to reboot, does logcat save the file first before rebooting, it would not seem so since it was frozen at the time.

Can you share any information on this?

Ttaball, I see a bunch of warning from the cooliris app as well, but this is just the Gallery. I tryed deleting the cache but still get the lockups.

I've noticed that 3 out of the 5 freezes have come when using swype, I dont know if this is coincedence or not.

Which is the best way to log this freeze so I can get it to you to take a look?

Other than this Random freeze this mod is excellent!

Here is what I've tryed to date:

Fix Permissions

Odin Back to Stock then a fresh Z4mod

Clear Dalvik and Cache

stopping unneeded services.

I just cant find what's going on.

Let me know.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
Oh, it's certainly beta. I haven't seen any boot loops though. That's new. I wonder if Samsung's stupid init process is messing with our partitions trying to reformat them like it used to do with /data? That would explain some of the odd, hard to reproduce issues people are reporting.

Everyone, if you aren't comfortable with possibly having to Odin your phone, don't run this stuff. Backup ALL your data to a computer or external SD that's NOT installed in the phone full time. Or, for example, Titanium can upload to Dropbox, that's another option.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
Yes, it's a full kernel. I haven't had much luck patching kernels, and neither have most others apparently. It is based on JFD source with some mods from Unhelpful over in the Captivate forum. I did mention JAC just as a reference so people would know what I personally tested with. As I replace the kernel, coming from stock or KK should work just fine as well.

For those asking for a JI6 kernel, why? You can apply the back kernel support mod from Eugene to run JFD kernels on stock JI6, and all the mod ROMs include it. If you really want JI6 support, get Samsung to release the source. Same thing with mods I don't have from JAC and KK. They don't release full, updated, source. So it's hard to figure out what's different, and sometimes you can't.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
I agree that it would be fustrating. I'm not sure, but I think we might be getting bit by either the same bug JAC's kernel has freezing at low CPU speeds or Samsung's init app trying to kill our partitions like it used to do with /data. Can you try running just the kernel without z4mod? You will have the lag, but it would help me see if the kernel itself is causing the issue or the fact that we have converted filesystems.

The logs probably can't help us as they won't get written if there's a hard lock, like we seem to be getting. I'm also going to add an fsck script. It might help us catch any corruption from init messing with our partitions.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Logs

I realize you said you may not see anything in the log, but just as I was reading your post my phone froze during a log. I have attached the log, who know maybe we will get lucky?

Note, I took out my External SD Card for this test to try to minimize the writes from the iris.cool. media app. I think this is reading my SD card and then creating a thumbnail on the internal sd.

But it's seems as though this is not the issue since I pulled my external card.

Please let me know what you see in the log or if I can help in any way.

Once you get a revert to RFS script done I'll revert and test on just the Modded Kernel. If you dont think you'll get to it today I'll just odin back to stock and test. Let me know how I can help and I will. :)

By the way, I thought about the problem with Jac's kernel and running at anything lower than 200mhz. So, I downloaded SetCPU and set it to conservative and have the processor clocking between 400mhz and 100mhz. Still the same issue.

Take care,

Dave
[Vibrant Android Development] blinksilver:
ODIN JFD

ODIN JI6

Root

Install back-ports + kernel 1.4.

Install 1.1 for all partitions but the system one.

Quadrant = 1610.

Install System 1.3 = hangs at the Vibrant screen, I hear the boot noise, but nothing else comes of it.

Any Ideas? Otherwise, I'm going stay away from the system partition until the next release.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
http://www.tabbal.net/files/Kernel-ttabbal-v1.5.zip

http://www.tabbal.net/files/z4mod-ttabbal-ext4-v1.5.zip

http://www.tabbal.net/files/z4mod-ttabbal-rfs-v1.5.zip

The only differences in the kernel are in the ramdisk, and that I am including the fsck init script now. I would like to keep everyone testing on the same combos though, so please install it. The fsck is quite quick, so I don't see any reason not to do it, but it's in /system/etc/init.d/P01fsck if you really want to kill it. Just delete the file.

The z4mod scripts have been modified to handle converting to/from the same partition type fine, though it will still do the conversion. I also fixed the RFS formatting bug for /cache and /dbdata. I also changed /cache to ext2. I don't see a huge difference in speed, but it might help for large apps or something. If we see anyone with corruption on ext2, we can always switch it back.

To check for filesystem corruption, look in /init.log and you can see the output of fsck.

I'm not going to do much more with /system unless we can figure out the Market issue.
[Vibrant Android Development] ttabbal:
Thanks for testing that. Looks like it's not the CPU speed issue. I'm leaning toward FS corruption at the moment, but there are still lots of options. I'll check the log you posted, maybe we'll get lucky.
[Vibrant Android Development] dsellers2:
Orin back to stock and this time don't flash the system script. It will break market and does not get you anything.