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[EVO 4G Accessories] JUST2SUAVE:
Could u link this ?
[EVO 4G Accessories] spankmaster:
love it

I shop at MC almost every other day and ive bought one of every kind of flash memory they have. All of there SD memory is top freakin notch. Technically the micro's are class 2, but remember in SD storage, the class notates the MINIMUM speed. ive tested the 16gb i have a million time and it almost always comes out to class 6 speeds. There regular sd's are smokin fast and i buy them and use a SD card reader instead of buying flashdrives now. Speaking of which DO NOOOOOOOT BUY THERE FLASHDRIVES!!! They suck hardcore. im talkin 1-3mbps write speeds and an ENORMOUS rate of failure. But all there SD media is completely unrivaled. Dont hesitate, just buy it!
[EVO 4G Accessories] tritron777:
I paid 26 for 16 gb and is class two I get 3mbs write and 10mbs read
[G2 and Desire Z General] v8pwrdz28:
Once I got VISIONary to work I went right to titanium backup. It does not show any apps, I have tried to refresh it, I have uninstalled and reinstalled, rebooted etc. Any ideas?
[G2 and Desire Z General] cdw9800:
worked for me try a reboot but you posted this in the wrong forum mod please move to general
[G2 and Desire Z General] v8pwrdz28:
Ill try rebooting again but I have already tried it.
[G2 and Desire Z General] automattic:
I have the same problem, most of the apps are missing. Only some sytem apps show. The 3 click root worked perfectly with titanium backup. Maybe a glitch :confused:. It did get root permissions fine.
[G2 and Desire Z General] CaliCL9:
lol works perfectly fine for me
[G2 and Desire Z General] legendary1022:
Click the problems? Box and it will download busybox. You should be good after that

Sent from my T-Mobile G2
[G2 and Desire Z General] v8pwrdz28:
That was it thanks!
[G2 and Desire Z General] Neejay:
Thanks, worked for me too. I thought I already had busy box. lol
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qtilt112:
Is there a way do increase the max headphone volume? On my old samsung (i8000), the volume was far louder than on my vibrant with the same headphones.

I'm using a pair of Sennheiser HD 212s.

Thanks in advance!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BriEE:
I'm really confused, first with all the different a2sd variants and ones that are made by Darktremor or other people or the FroYo version. This is as much as I know for this app.

Secondly, I really couldn't find any information on doing partitions manually or setting ALL partitions to ext since I have a linux box, I really don't care to use windows to copy over files or whatever. I have a VMware box to do that on my windows machine anyways.

Third, the ClockworkMod recovery has NO options to do the partition following Darktremor's faq, and I don't know if I should install another recovery after flashing my hboot to 0.93 S-OFF (Alpha)

Mind you I only had my android for about 6 days and this is my first one, so learning curve is hard.

Please help
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _Dennis_:
1) the names can be confusing but old apps2sd is an ext partition on your SD card that appears to the system as internal storage. Froyo apps2sd is using Froyo to transfer mapps to the fat32 partition (normal partition) of your SD card. You just need to use context because people tend to use apps2sd for both.

2) you can use gepart to partition. You need a fat32 partition for apps to write to and for any personal data because Android looks to that partition for that kind of data. I have my SD card as 5 gb fat32 and 3 gb ext3. Fat32 goes first.

3) go to ROM manager. Partition SD card. Choose size....there is only 3 sizes though.

If anything I wrote is wrong I'm sure I'll be corrected.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Osetjka:
Sorry to hijack the thread, but since this is related to a2sd in general I might as well ask it here. :D What's the effect of having a2sd+ on your battery? Would it lower battery life due to cache and apps being stored mainly on SD instead of internal memory? I observed that this was often the case when I store always-on apps on SD back on my old Windows device.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BriEE:
So no way of not using a fat32 eh?

It still seems I don't have much space left after using the Rom manager way. I have 120meg free on internal mem.

Could I just format using linux mkfs? I want to make the apps partition about 2GB to hold more apps. Though it seems some widgets can't take putting on SD card, it dissipates.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bruno1211:
Widgets must be installed on internal storage, or they wont work.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] buzmay:
If you want an easy method to make a ext 3 partition use ROM manager premium from the Market. It will make you automatically an ext3 partition with a maximum of 512 mb which is enough (put swap to 0). Just keep in mind that first inside ROM Manager you need to select the option Flash ClockworkMod Recovery, and after that go to the SD partition option otherwise it wont work. And also remember you need to have the PREMIUM version otherwise it might not work

Now if you want to have more than a 512 mb you can use gparted. It is a livecd which means that can work on linux, mac or windows just reboot with the cd inside and is quite straightforward to use. Hope this helps.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teorouge:
Hello guys, any thought about that issue maybe?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=816098
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobecamp2009:
Im stuck on nand restore! I just went from CM 6 to RODS MiUI. I hated it so i decided to go back to my CM nand backup. its been on restoring data for a good 10 minutes. what should i do?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilkorn:
Unmount the SD card (toggle the mass storage), it is still read as mounted.
[Captivate General] jhester1967:
Ok I have rooted my captivate and un-installed at&t's crappy software and have clockwork recovery installed. 1st question is did Clockwork make a back-up already of my stock rom when I installed it and labeled it "update.zip"? That's what it seems like when i read the directions for it. I made a backup while i was in clockwork recovery just in case. So if i want to restore my phone back to normal do I start clockwork and install that "update.zip" file or the backup I made?

2nd question is if I want to un-root the phone do I just run the one-click unroot option and it brings everything back to normal? Or do i have reinstall all of at&t's crapware then unroot so things do not get messed up? If anyone can help this would be great. Thanks, Jesse
[Captivate General] cappysw10:
The update.zip created by Rom Manager is used to get into Clockwork Recovery mode. The backup you created should be in a folder in the /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup folder named whatever you named it when you created the backup.

You can unroot using the one click. Not adding back the bloatware shouldn't cause any troubles, unless you plan on returning to AT&T. If you do, I suggest to do a stock rom flash using the Odin3 one click.
[Captivate General] jhester1967:
While being rooted can I still get OTA updates from AT&T so I can get froyo or do i have to unroot first?
[Captivate General] cappysw10:
I got the JH7 update OTA while being rooted. I don't see AT&T pushing the Froyo update OTA as they had a slew of troubles bricking phones with the last update. I'd expect it'll come down from Samsung through Mini Kies. It's a wait and see.
[Captivate General] jhester1967:
Ok cool. Isn't the Mini Kies program for windows only? If so how would I install it using a mac?
[Captivate General] cappysw10:
Dunno. Oh and cross posting isn't :cool: JK
[Captivate General] jhester1967:
Yeah at first I didnt think someone would reply so I posted on an already created thread instead to see if I could get a response. Thanks for your help! Definitely appreciate it for sure!
[EVO 4G General] magicriggs:
Hey guys my name is riggs and I'm coming from the Verizon side had the X and the fascinate now I got the EVO. I just want to say I love it 100 times better then the other phones already. Just wanted to introduce myself and say hi.
[EVO 4G General] fenixjn:
Hi. Enjoy stock while you can... soon you'll want to root and get custom everything :)
[EVO 4G General] verse187:
What's up
[EVO 4G General] magicriggs:
Lol yea I'm already rooted that was the first thing I did. Just going to do my research on the roms that the EVOs got going for it. Pretty excitied.
[EVO 4G General] awesomeindeed:
Welcome :)

Enjoy your Evo, they're GREAT phones!
[EVO 4G General] sling:
Welcome to the kickstand crew.
[EVO 4G General] adelaney:
This isnt AA, dbag.

Sent from my badass, superfast evo; over the fastest, cheapest, best coverage-having network.
[EVO 4G General] chazglenn3:
Could be EA though...I think we are all addicted to the EVO!
[EVO 4G General] magicriggs:
Im sorry that my enthusiasm over a product that im proud of offended you. Im assuming a formal greeting in this section is not necessary, and therefore i am getting the repercussions. I wanted to properly introduce myself and i guess thats a big no no here. I apologize to those i have offended.

You are a senior member sir, and i expect better character from you. Calling an active jr. member a "dbag" shows your level of intellegince and the integerity of XDA.

I was hestitant to post a positive post in fear of this outcome, and overall sir your lesser counterparts greeted me better and was more

welcoming then a "Sr. Member."

Thank you to those that have welcomed me.

-riggs
[EVO 4G General] tonyk__78:
May i suggest to you the best Roms to try in my opinion and that is Myn's Warm TwoPointTwo for Sense and VaelPak for AOSP.
[EVO 4G General] fachadick:
Welcome - and ignore the haters. Some folks here like nothing more than to stir the pot. In fact, to welcome you to your new found rooted evoness, may I suggest you install the boot animation found in this thread (which I've pasted below) in honor of adelaney?
[EVO 4G General] magicriggs:
Lol thank you
[EVO 4G General] adelaney:
Good point.
[Vibrant General] player4lifeov:
ANy idea why this might be happening>?
[Vibrant General] d01100100:
Let me consult my tea leaves...

Nope. Sorry, I don't see anything there.

Could you provide a little more information?

Let's assume that both phones are in Download mode.

Let's also assume that you've restarted Odin each time a separate phone is plugged into the USB cable, instead of having the same Odin process try to talk to the 2 separate phones.

Let's assume it's the same USB cable, same port, same computer, and same drivers.
[Vibrant General] player4lifeov:
All you assumed is correct and I still cannot connect the other phone to odin. It won't recognise it. It does see mine right away though
[Vibrant General] d01100100:
Start simple, Windows sees both phones when you plug them into the USB cable?
[Vibrant General] player4lifeov:
I do one at a time
[Vibrant General] player4lifeov:
I do the same steps i did with the first one. At no point in time are they connected at the same time
[Vibrant General] player4lifeov:
I was able to fix my bricked phone through Adb. Thanks for trying to help though.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] CrazyEye:
Hey everyone I had an idea that a few other people on this website has had.

Using the actual dual LEDs on the back of the HD2 as a notification light.

Maybe having it flash once every 30 seconds to save battery (or longer)

Here is a link to the windows mobile version

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=723798

Sounds pretty good and fun to use.

Any devs want to jump on it?
[Fascinate Android Development] clintceastwood:
very odd ... nandroid restore i have a feeling its gonna be
[Fascinate Android Development] Gitykins:
Well good luck with a nandroid if it's voodoo.
[Fascinate Android Development] GoBruins:
As a last resort...

theres a "Odin Restore files to get you to stock - xda-developers" thread, sorry can't link yet but yeah you can find that one easily
[Fascinate Android Development] bomber889:
try wiping and see what happens
[Fascinate Android Development] bubby323:
Clearing delvik cache normally helps with force closes in my experiences with clockwork and android.
[Fascinate Android Development] clintceastwood:
So basically I factory restored and I'm doing okay now. I tried to go into clockwork recovery and restore my latest backup and I just get the force closes again but I'm safe to assume I do not have root currently so should I re root them try to restore my backup?
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
Did you flash a regular kernel over voodoo without disabling?
[Fascinate Android Development] Rickoid:
Same Problem.

I had this problem. Unfortunatly I did not have a backup, no biggie for me. I had to restore to stock using ODIN, then wipe data and had a brand new phone. I attribute it to the fact that I started changing Kernals more than my underware. After re-rooting I am ready to start flashing Kernals again, which means I will more than likely be restoring to factory again..... Maybe I should back-up current ROM. Oh, and I did flsh a ROM over Voodoo, don't do that.
[Fascinate Android Development] clintceastwood:
well i have a backup but yes i tried to flash the 1200 zip over a deodexed system with voodoo lag fix ON so im guessing i shouldnt of done that. im getting super slow boots and still a **** load of force closes ... so im thinking the odin fix and starting fresh is the way to go for me.
[Fascinate Android Development] clintceastwood:
so i flashed the restore through odin and i think im okay ... normal boot time and everything seems to be working fine ... had to format my SD card and everything. im gonna reroot and start everything over .. wish me luck!! haha

EDIT: well i spoke too soon im not getting any cell service on my device now hmm

EDIT: nevermind i do have service google just isnt connecting hmm this is ****ty :)
[Fascinate Android Development] tats_06:
I just want to stress out how important it is to read every single word in the instructions and follow every single word....please check the stickied thread at top on how to install voodoo kernels...it has all the links you need....but seriously, many people have flashed tons of kernels and did many changes without a single hiccup... If things went wrong, then you misses an important step.
[Fascinate Android Development] jt1134:
+1
[Fascinate Android Development] destroyerbmx:
I followed everything and when I disabled it, like have 15 times before, it just got caught in a bootloop and I had to restore yesterday. I think the voodoo fix we have now is just really touchy.
[Fascinate Android Development] JohnnyMac64:
Same deal with mine

I've been swapping the voodoo kernels like crazy the last couple days and just found JT's "1200_interactive_bfq". Figuring I was running voodoo kernels and not that bogus lagfix junk, I used CWM and loaded JT's kernel. When it booted I got tons of the force closes and was unable to absolutely anything with the phone. Here's the simple way I got mine back to operating...

-Shut off phone

-Hold down volume key while powering up to get into factory boot loader mode.

-Once in, run update.zip to get into CWM

-Once in CWM installed the last voodoo kernel I had been running and rebooted the phone.

-Good as gold.

Now...in order to install the new JT interactive kernel do I have to disable the voodoo kernel or do I have to go back to a stock kernel first?

~Johnny
[Android Apps and Games] davidshooki:
Very specific question, and I have search everywhere for an answer.

I know it's a little lengthy of a post, but I tried to be as detailed and specific as possible.

I have android on HD2.

I need the pin lock to kick in and lock the phone completely after a set amount of time (let's say 5 minutes of inactivity). What I mean is, the only way to access the phone is by entering the pass-code or by complete hard reset only. This is for security reasons in case I loose the phone, or if I leave it somewhere unattended- at my office desk for example). I DON'T want the pin lock to kick in every time I turn off/on the screen, because that would be very inefficient and time consuming.

On the other hand, I need the slid lock to kick in within seconds after turning off the screen (so I don't activate the phone every time I touch the screen, or every time I press on a hardware button by mistake, when the phone is in my pocket).

Lastly, I am not looking for an app lock program. I do not need an a program that can prevent individual apps from running.

Before you answer:

Android 2.2 only allows to

1) activate and set time delay for both (pin-lock and slide-lock) at the same time interval. (There is no option to set delayed activation of pin-lock independent from slide-lock. For example if I set to activate the lock in 5 minutes, than both the slide lock and pin lock will kick in after 5min. If you turn off the screen and press on a button inadvertently while it is in your pocket you will be activating the phone and consequently make random calls, activate programs and so on...)

2) disable pin lock and keep slide lock activated. (but than, you than don't have the security of the pin-lock).

3) disable pin-lock and slide-lock altogether

Windows mobile behaves in a similar way, but using S2U2 fixes these issue.

I am using HTC HD2 with Android HyperDroid CyanogenMod 6.
[Android Apps and Games] ConstantineXVI:
I'd rather see this baked into CM myself, but this feature is actually standard in HTC Sense-based builds.
[Android Apps and Games] davidshooki:
Anyone? Someone?

Am I the only one who thinks this is Extremely useful and basic functionality?
[Android Apps and Games] Brevi:
Also looking for a solution on this. Have you maybe found one?

Running CM 6.1.1 on HTC Desire Z

Greetings!
[Android Apps and Games] BBcamel:
Hi, on HTC Desire (HD & Z) you can set the lock time out in the "lock" menu independently of the screen on/off setting

Does anybody know of a fix for e.g. Galaxy S
[Android Apps and Games] davidshooki:
any luck, any help?
[Android Apps and Games] tincmulc:
You can use a widget to enable or disable pin lock, and have the auto lock set on a low time.
[Android Apps and Games] davidshooki:
Can you recommend any specific apps that do that?

(surprisingly, this is still not a built in feature in the native OS).
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jdpl@:
Hi all,

I'm a happy htc hd2 leo owner, but a newbie one too, so I need some help, please.

Does anyone know which registry key to change the color of the small clock in the taskbar?

I did some unsuccessful research, so any help will be very appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Oups, i forget to say -Sorry for my english.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Scabes24:
You would most likely have to edit one of the .dll files.. which would take even more time just to search for the how-to on that. But you can check here to see if there's and easy tweak, and here to see if manila files are involved

But the easiest way to find the answer, and always is, the search bar :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] post&telecommunications:
Here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=583638
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jdpl@:
Hi guys,

I truly appreciate both your help, those links are very informative, but unfortunately for me, there is nothing related to my question.

As I said, before posted my question, I did some search on the forum and on the web, but without success, so I decided to post hoping someone can help me about it, but I'm still waiting for a solution please wait 2 seconds for an uncompressed image, or press Ctrl+F5 for original quality page

Anyway, I thank both for your kind attention and support.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] kuzibri:
The small clock in the taskbar is a WinMo 6.5.x item/issue, so probably you'll have to be in that forum section with your question.

regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] p107r0:
As previous posters stated - it cannot be done in an easy way via registry editing. To give example - the battery taskbar icons are included in one of the .dll files in Windows folder, so changing their looks requires .dll editing - which can be done (you can search this forum for 'custom taskbar'), but sometimes has unpleasant side-effect as disappearance of volume slider.

Having said that, I'd suggest excellent BattClock by - which can provide you a clock color of your choosing and lots of other stuff
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] p107r0:
[disregard, accidental double post, is there any way to delete a message?]
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jdpl@:
Hi Kuzibri,

I think my issue is in the right section because it is a WinMo 6.5 with the start icon in the top/left side into the taskbar.

Anyway, thanks for your attention.please wait 2 seconds for an uncompressed image, or press Ctrl+F5 for original quality page
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jdpl@:
Hi p107r0,

Well, I appreciate your explanation, but I thought it might be somewhat similar way to that described by Ephestione in his useful thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=698616

Also, I appreciate your suggestion about BattClock which is very good, but personally I like the simplicity and nice look of the Battline one and unfortunately there is a kind of conflict between those programs.

Thank you very much.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jdpl@:
Any other idea? please.....please wait 2 seconds for an uncompressed image, or press Ctrl+F5 for original quality page
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] aceoyame:
Hello, I was just wondering what scores you guys tend to be getting in linpack. I am trying to figure out the fastest set up for my phone. I am currently getting 2.55 with "not so super froyo" with the 10-12-2010 kernel and my phone overclocked to 520 Mhz with the GPU overclocked as well. I also have a lot of widgets open, I am confident I could hit a solid 3 if they were not open.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] cnigro1279:
I've been doing quite a bit of testing with different builds so I usually don't use a lot of widgets. With no OC I usually hit 2.6 in Linpack. OC'd to 500Mhz it is around 3.3.....
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] aceoyame:
I have changed the goals of this thread... I think we should now have a benchmark of everyone's scores that way we know what is slowing them down or making them faster.

Also... for some reason I do not believe I should be almost a full Mflop slower than you when I have more of an overclock so something is definately up with my phone. Maybe with this thread I can find out what is.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] obso:
I haven't noticed much change between kernel releases. My phone with no OC has consistently got 2.6-2.7 on any of the .32 kernels and fresh froyo releases (2.2 and 2.2.1)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] zizo_halo:
hi

yesterday i did the benchmarking

I have hit 3.95

I'm using the latest kernal .32

overclocked via Rogue Tolls to 561 MHZ
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] albertorodast2007:
confused...

interesting results for me are (should say yoda) :D

if i use stock speeds i got 1.7, with 450 got 2.0-1.9 beyond this the score keeps gettin lower and lower till linpack FC when i reach the 550... so i guess i should stick to 450mhz with donut and .25 kernel, wonder if newer kerlens can get me to ur amazing results.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] aceoyame:
How are you overclocked? CPU through kernel has some pretty funky results. Also it's more unstable that way.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] albertorodast2007:
Nope, i use rogue tools only, and yes using atools to oc its not a good idea, i guess its because rogue tools oc the system AFTER the fs has been mounted, instead of ocing it from beggining like atools does, and with kernel .32 having this mounting issues i guess isnt too smart to rush it even more!