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[Wildfire General] fireplayer:
Here we go.

Thanks to Jacob's marvellous 4.1 kernel - I am finally able to Overclock. - At least on Cyanogen...and prob Openfire...WildPuzzle 8 not yet..Danne_Jo will most likely solve that soon tho ;)

But - as a total n00b to SetCPU - I'd like to ask for a guide - what are the best settings? And is there a detailed guide for it? what to use? ondemand? or HOW..?

Also - does this kernel work for undervolting - if Yes - how is it done - and what is it good for?

HELP a N00b peeps!

Thx

/fire.:confused:
[Wildfire General] Deep-Knight:
I would also like to know your best experiences ? How does undervolt working and ... ? What are your settings ?
[Wildfire General] DestX:
Mine are:

Max 691

Min 160

OnDemand.

Works fine.

For detailed help visit setcpu website
[Wildfire General] melvinchng:
Mine 556mhz ONLY with screen on, screen off 122mhz ONLY, charging 633mhz ONLY

note: all with performance in scaling.

and i didnt put the set cpu widget in my home screen, it made me laggy..
[Desire HD General] Noxis:
How does one disable browser reflow? It is incredibly annoying.
[Nexus One General] bossjerix:
Note:

this fix is meant for units with a working power button however is difficult to press. this will not make a non-working power button come back to life.

this involves cutting a rectangular piece of paper and sandwiching it inside the phone -- between the gap made by the power button and the nexus one case. my hunch is this helps the button move in the "correct" path and trigger the button switch below.

the solution is shown in three pictures. just replace the x in httx with p. the images are hosted in my picasa web.

step 1:

httx://lh3.ggpht.com/_46z-_sDmzG8/TM0n4yFukYI/AAAAAAAACvI/0582ndLBzoc/s640/IMG_6316.JPG

step 2:

httx://lh3.ggpht.com/_46z-_sDmzG8/TM0n6SvkSxI/AAAAAAAACvQ/Aw2fb2qN96w/s640/IMG_6317.JPG

step 3:

httx://lh5.ggpht.com/_46z-_sDmzG8/TM0n8Fn3O1I/AAAAAAAACvc/9Bst7CMoCzU/s640/IMG_6319.JPG

-- OR --

1. cut a rectangular piece of paper with one dimension a little small than the length of the power button.

2. remove the back cover of the nexus one

3. slip in the paper into the rear gap between the power button and the case. you can see this we'll in the photos

4. make sure the paper is big enough so that a part of it protrudes over the exposed part of the power button.

5. the paper should slip in nicely.

6. but the cover back.

you'll see it better in the picture.
[Nexus One General] izmar:
Nice photos.

My solution?

Warranty Replacement! :D
[Nexus One General] bossjerix:
thanks for noting the photos.

I wish i can get a my phone replaced -- or even repaired by HTC but sadly i live in a country where the nexus one isn't officially released.
[Nexus One General] logger:
Dont hold your breath izmar. Not much of a solution I am afraid. My N1 is a warranty repaired unit, due to a malfunctioning power button 3 months back. Two months down the track the power button on the repaired phone is playing up and in need of warranty replacement again :mad: Once 12 months is up for me next March I am up sh1tters ditch :eek:

Whats the go with warranty, when the same problem recurs. Any chance of a refund? (I doubt it). I really love my N1 but I dread the thought of the power button stuffing up every two or three months when out of warranty and never being totally fixable.

I dont want to root to get wake on trackball. I reckon Google should consider releasing a stock froyo build, with wake on trackball capability for the N1, to give users a way forward when warranties expire.
[Nexus One General] izmar:
I'm glad you brought that up, because that reminds me, I asked the HTC rep the same question. I basically said, "Hey, what if this same problem happens AGAIN for a second time, and my warranty is expired?" He told me that I "sound like a pretty articulate person" and that I could probably argue my case if it were to happen again, and if they didn't replace it, they might cut me a deal on repair costs.

The first rep I spoke with a few days earlier told me that the chances of getting a new nexus (with an alleged foam piece now being inserted in the manufacturing process to prevent the power button problem) are very high.

I've had my Nexus for a few days now and the power button is great. Though I do sense a little more of a purple tint than my last phone.

My phone was also rooted and they didn't ask me whether or not I had unlocked it. I've seen several testimonies on here explaining they will replace an item if it's an obvious hardware failure (in my case a VERY obvious one).

And to Bossjerix -- Are you sure Google wont replace your nexus even if it's under warranty? Maybe you can pay some extra shipping costs?
[Nexus One General] mrbkkt1:
Install lockgo free from market. For a power button workaround.
[Nexus One General] logger:
Thanks for the suggestion.

Indeed is does provide wake on trackball without root. Wow :eek: Thats nice to know. Did not think it possible without root til now.

But I would prefer to stick to the stock interface. So would be great if someone could come up with a utility to do as lockgo does & wake on trackball with a stock froyo rom. But definately dont want all the rest of the interface. Just the one feature. I could then live happily without the power button.
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
WidgetLocker also has a trackball wake option, without root.
[Nexus One General] logger:
Ah so I see. There are indeed several lock screen tools that add this. Have WidgetLocker installed now in fact. Trouble is they are really lock/homescreen/interface replacements. None of which I actually need. Further I need to be able to lock the screen and turn it off again preferably by some hard button sequence as a substitute for the power button. Widget Locker and Lockgo seem to only do trackball wake and not the reverse. Lock Screen Widget will allow me lock the screen with a icon tap but it interferes with the other utilities.

I'd love something that simply gave trackball wake and the reverse being sleep/screen off with long trackball press.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
I use LockEnabler to sleep the screen, CMs trackball wake (built in ROM), and Quick Boot to reboot, access recovery, etc...

Figure this thing is gonna give out one day, so I may as well be prepared!
[Nexus One General] sitinon327:
Lock screen widget to power off screen, widget locker to power on. Haven't touched my power button in 2 months

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] logger:
Good one. Thanks for that. I also found lock now free which does the same as lock screen widget with few added bells and whistles. Lets you place it in the notification bar so you can switch off from anywhere.
[Nexus One General] mrbkkt1:
Nolock disengages the lock screen altogether. Any key will wake. But as far as lockgo, is it that hard to click the ball and slide. Your finger to the menu key?
[Nexus One General] elio:
I tried that a few weeks ago, it didn't work. Once your power button is totally dead, nothing will revive it...
[Nexus One General] britoso:
The images:
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
I'm using Lock screen widget to power off screen and Trackball Wake to power on. The less I use my power button the better! :)
[Nexus One General] logger:
You need root for Trackball wake though, don't you?

Another worthy tool for those of us who have a dodgy power button AND fly a lot is "Airplane Mode Widget".

I have been getting about a 80% strike rate with WidgetLocker successfully waking my non-rooted N1 via trackball. Other 20% I have to revert to using the power button. There seems to be no obvious reason why it will wake on one occasion via trackball and not the next. Any one else get find trackball waking does not always work?
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Yes, you need root, sorry...

Regarding trackball wake, there is a 6 second lag between going to sleep and being able to be woken. Maybe that's what you're seeing?
[Nexus One General] logger:
Nah I dont think it is the 5 sec rule or whatever they call it. Because I can let the N1 screen timeout, then pick it up, seconds minutes or hours later and I have the same problem. No trackball wake. But them on the next occasion all it fine. Weird.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Yeah, sounds weird... hope the trackball isn't next to start bugging out...
[Nexus One General] gravufo:
CyanogenMod works great (was one of the main reasons I switched to Cyanogen) for this issue and since I rarely use the trackball, I think it will stay in shape for a while (I've seen the video from Google where they actually test the lifetime of trackballs and it was in the thousands and thousands of clicks :D)

It kinda sucks though that they didn't spend more time designing the power button...I might have to switch out my Nexus soon while it's still under warranty!

Hopefully Gingerbread will have a similar feature integrated in the OS....it's a necessity!
[Nexus One General] logger:
Fortunatley it isnt the trackball at fault, because I widgetlocker allows any button wake and the Volume buttons wont wake it either.

Trouble with CyanogenMod is it is not solution for us virgins who do not want to root.

But here's hoping Gingerbread provides an inbuild substitute for the dodgy Off/On button. My bet is it wont though.

Now I just got to work out the most cost effective way to tackle my second international warranty return for the same N1 and same fault, in 3 months. The last event cost me ~$100 in shipping :mad:
[Nexus One General] melmotion:
Power button is completely unresponsive on my Nexus now. I'm using trackball wake on cyanogen and haven't rebooted in a long time as well. Called HTC today and requested repair. Let's how it turns out.
[Nexus One General] gravufo:
Heh, mine barely works when I press it on the left side...I've also not rebooted for a while, and if I do ever need to do it, i'll just use terminal emulator --> reboot :)

As for my warranty, I'm quite happy that it's my carrier that's taking care of the warranty because if something ever happens, I just bring it back and they instantly give me a new one ;)

They also won't look very far as to if I rooted, changed rom! (Of course, my bootloader is still locked)
[Nexus One General] Factisnet:
After my second power button repair under warranty at HTC, the button is unresponsive again :( I know it is the Flex Cable Ribbon of the button. I ordered a spare part on Ebay: h**p://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=400165441740&ssPageName=ADME:X:AAQ:US:1123 and now I fix it by my self, so I don´t have to wait weeks for the repair at HTC. Maye I can protect the flex ribbon, what is connected in a 90° angle to the mainboard with something so it won´t break again.
[Nexus One General] sdmackie:
I use lock and no lock widgets to avoid using the power button. I live in Canada and fear a broken power button, which still works fine.
[Nexus One General] sitinon327:
I use "lock screen widget" to instantly turn off my screen and "widget locker" to power it back on (it has hardware key wake functions). Neither requires root (although I am rooted, but for nearly 2 months when I wasn't I used these two apps). If you want to reboot without using the power button, I guess you can pull the battery...

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[Nexus One General] wang1404:
Mine started effing up a month ago. But it's still working if I press on the really right side of the power button. I find that if the button is pressed deep enough the thing will work.
[Nexus One General] wang1404:
What if your phone freezes. Theres no way you can go into terminal emulator. The only way is to pull the battery out right? Then how are ya gonna boot it up again?
[Nexus One General] b1337:
Proximity sensor app its in the market
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Pull and reinsert the battery will boot the phone - may take a number of attempts.

Pulling and replacing the battery and SIM should work first time...
[Nexus One General] Know-Fear:
There just aint no pleasing some people. At least 3 options were given. All 3 weren't good enough. If you want something better, get to coding. If you want it stock from Google, get to filling out the job application.
[Nexus One General] RotxeD:
i think my power button is gonna collapse soon. i hope it wont, though, or my N1 will experience a nice flight.

@bossjerix

thanks for the suggestions, i think i will give them a shot.
[Android Apps and Games] stefand:
Hi,

I'm looking for the Junos Pulse ssl-vpn client.

It's out since a few days on the market, but I'm unable to find it with my wildfire.

Could someone post the apk (It's free software).

http://nl.androlib.com/android.application.net-juniper-junos-pulse-android-qptEz.aspx

I would really appreciate this.

Thank you,

Stefan
[Android Apps and Games] mpursley:
Im looking for an apk for this one too... it seems to have disappeared from the market...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yrdito:
i downloaded superoneclick root which danger-rat gave me an option to root my n1 thankz btw. i keep stucking on waiting for device . should i download sdk (is sdk and usb drivers same?) or any other solution

opzz sorry i didn't search the forum . PLEASE IGNORE THIS
[Windows Phone 7 General] Meanblue:
Greetings all,

I am hoping one of you can help me - I have recently received a T-mobile branded Omnia 7, which arrived locked. I have unlocked the phone and have it working now with my o2 sim card.

My problem is that the phone remains branded and customized to T-mobile - the loading splash screen (which I can live with) and the default homepage within the internet explorer (which I seemingly cannot change). Hence whenever I perform a search I am redirected to a T-mobile branded google search (not the end of the world but the pages are then riddled with T-mobile links to their own website etc.

I have tried a factory reset to no avail - the T-mobile customizations remain. Does anyone know how to remove these brandings? or at the very least remove them from IE?

Thank you in advance for your help.
[Windows Phone 7 General] powersquad:
how did you unlock the phone?
[Windows Phone 7 General] Meanblue:
unlock code

mobileunlocked .co .uk

They were very quick - I also emailed them a question which they responded to within 30 mins - reassuring.

They delivered the unlock code the following day.

Cost me £24 I believe. Highly recommended.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ceesheim:
you can't de-brand a wp7 phone , only when we have custom rom's/jailbreak/HSPL we can do that .
[Windows Phone 7 General] owczarb:
Its weird. I have omnia 7 directly from T-mobile as well but I dont have some of the T-mo customizations. I have standard bing as a search engine, and no default home page in internet explorer. My phone is still locked to them as I love flext tariff, so only thing is the loading screen (which I have just seen once ;)

Is there any way to copy rom from one phone to another?
[Windows Phone 7 General] jedix:
dont forget carriers will unlock it free for you over the phone, orange, voda and t-mobile (i've done it with these straight away after buying) so am sure a lot of others do.

just out of interest to some of you when you get ur spanky new phone and you unlock it for another carrier, the insurance you have is probs void as each call/sim is logged and if its not your carriers sim/phone combo they wont honor the insurance. This is specialy true to orange from september so others will probs follow soon if they havn't already.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vaiox:
Remove!!!

Helllo ,

I’ve got device from T-mobile,and unlocked it by code, but when I press search when in IE I got a page t-mobile-favoriten page in Deutschland language.

Do you know how help me to remove it please?

I'm waiting for your answer.

Merry christmass!!

Best Regard.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Imperial Dynamics:
Hi from Greece. I got mine from Germany. Used the network profile app to switch to Vodafone Greece but still have the default search issue. I've found this link and app that promises to change the provider to Bing but i haven't tried it yet (too scared to try an app that makes registry changes). Please try it and tell me how it worked (if it worked that is :P )

www dot nextbestgeek dot com/2010/12/30/remove-t-mobile-branding-on-samsung-omnia-7-partially/

(Apparently xda won't let me post a link as i am a new user. replace dot with '.')

Thanks,

happy new year everyone
[Windows Phone 7 General] lyriquidperfection:
Hi I paid £13 ($20) at fastgsm.com. Its a cable unlock solution but once u purchase an unlock credit, ur phone is done in seconds! So cheaper is better i so believe!

Sent from my OMNIA7 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 General] kuerbis2:
Hi Imperial Dynamics,

should work as advertised but I'm the developer ;). Actually all it does is chaning the search scope, so it doesn't delete any setting that might be there. I have it running on my Omnia 7 from t-mobile an reverted the t-mobile search back to bing.

You can always switch back to t-mobile search.

regards,

-tobias
[Windows Phone 7 General] nfalco79:
I have bought omnia 7 on redcoon site. They told me that it was not branded but phone had:

- a few of t-mobile favourites links on IE (removed);

- 3 specific applications (removed);

- a logo on startup (white backgroud with a purple dot and a T (......T..) same of T-Mobile logo operator).

Instead my default search engine was already bing.

How can be removed logo?
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Go to the omnia 7 thread and read through the new firmware topic. It's an official firmware so no need for Chevron WP7. That will give you a clean WP7 ROM unless you're too scared to do it :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] VonCrisp:
I also ordered from redcoon!! I had the same issue.

You can just flash the official rom on it like Peew mentioned! The only draw back is that the offical rom does not have a 2g to 3g switcher. But thats only if you need it and hardly anyone does!

And btw. It gets rid of the non responsive screen whilst on a soft surface! :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] Krissrock:
aww man! I want an Omnia 7 for the states!
[Windows Phone 7 General] deeken:
Me too. I'm willing to deal with the WP7 shortcomings for that phone. Unfortunately my provider (AT&T) got burned with the bottom of the barrel phones. I'm not sure if it was their decision or Microsoft's but the guy at the AT&T store told me the phones are not selling.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Krissrock:
At$T has basically all the Wp7 in the state! They have 3, plus they're supposed to be getting another one soon, although I forget which now... unlike t-mo which basically has 1, and sprint/vzw which have none. you're doing a lot better than the rest of us.

Supposedly the Omnia can work on AT&T network though...it can do GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS900, UMTS1900, UMTS2100 - Data CSD, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA

and AT&T provides

850 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE 2G

1900 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE 2G

850 MHz UMTS/WCDMA/HSPA 3G

1900 MHz UMTS/WCDMA/HSPA 3G

I'm just scared to make the monetary commitment. Anyone else out there using the Omnia 7 in the states?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] error_401:
Sorry, newbie question:

I'm not sure about the phone functionality once Rhobuntu is running. But that is all it is about. What is the use of Rhobuntu if it cannot perform what a phone has been built for:

Great thanks for updating the Wiki which now shows the status of the different functions.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
You should probably search that thread & keep questions in that thread instead of starting a new one...

Phone works, just hit the 'start call' button. You should be able to receive calls as well, but it seems sound is only partial... So calls may not work entirely then.

Read the Rhodbuntu Wiki and post in the rhodbuntu thread.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Piemo:
Hi all,

I'm a newbie of the Androids world. (and also in HTCs one).

I'm coming from the world of Nokia hacking and modding and here, with all the mods changed, I feel a bit (just not to say totally) lost. :confused:

I bought this week a new HTC Desire, I feel very happy and proud of my choice, the AMOLED screen is something superlative. :D

But, coming to my problem:

I discovered that to join the wifi hotspot in my university i need to set the proxy and other stuff which i can do only with root privilege and other apps, so I decided that is just arrived the time to f**k up the guarantee and install a rom one time for all, at the beginning so i must not reinstall many apps, settings and other stuffs.

I'm searching for a ROM which is the most possible similar to the original Sense FroYo that is now installed on the phone. But at the moment for me I think it's to hard to be able to recognize the differences between two ROMs, so...

Which is better for me to choose in the huge list of post #1 of the "Desire Index - Everything is here" thread?

Obviously it must have the root capabilities, ap2sd and..? (i'm totally ignorant in which are the starter-important mod)

thx for you help and sorry for my poor english.. :D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reddev0:
LeeDroid! But I'm biased, been using it a couple of months and it rocks, full Sense ROM, A2SD+ (need an ext partition on your SD card for this), themeable, overclockable if you want. I've tried other but nothing has persuaded me to switch.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cagra:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=773997

this one is all stock but for the root access, but if you root, why just go for the same as you got?

Invest a few bucks in titanium backup or mybackup pro and rom manager and try some of the top roms like AuraxTSense, LeeDroid, both with Sense as you know it, or Miui and OpenDesire which run alternative launchers.

There is never just flash one rom and be happy once you have set yor foot in here :D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zambara:
By far the greatest of all is LeeDorid.Lots of good features and a lot of updates !
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtcislove:
Modaco Custom ROM

Should be as good as Leedroid or even better in my opinion ;-)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jedipottsy:
MIUI 10.0.29 is honest to god stunning, its fast, overclockable, excellent batterylife and the whole UI is a nice overhaul. Its clean and everything has been designed for use, the system menu has been re-organized for the better making it easier and clearer to get to all options. They have also done things like add settings to the notification panel, added kintetic scrolling (so things bounce) FM radio re-skinned all major apps. The lockscreen has also been changed to a custom lockscreen which has quick access to phone and messaging, barring that i'd suggest trying DeFrost, he does good builds of CyanogenMod, or Cyanogen Mod 6.1 rc1. Not a huge fan of CM6, its seems as slow as sense roms on my phone. OD and DeFrost dont seem to suffer this issue however.

Mr favourite non-Miui rom is OpenDesire, theyr quick and dont come with bloatware r crap pre-installed, but Adam_g has been absent lately.

For 'sense' builds try leeDroid (imo bloated with tonnes of crap), Modaco Custom Rom (www.desire.modaco.com) or Alex-V sense rom. Theres also AuraxTSense but its hideous. Imo for a good sense rom try a modaco rom with a sense kernel such as vorkKernel, or 'HAVS 2.6.32 for Sense Roms V5' by richardtrip
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtcislove:
CyanogenMOD is one of the fastest ROM and the one with the most fixes and updates! Dont say bad things about CyanogenMOD Rom´s !! Without him this Community would be nothing!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ItsDace:
Sense or AOSP? Minimalist or Feature-Packed? Depends on your personal needs...

You could start with a rooted stock, after a week try Leedroid/RCmixHD/MIUI and next week CM6.

Or you just get DSIXDA's Kitchen, learn some ADB and Shell Stuff and make your own ROM.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sr1ks:
Go for cyanogen to get the best android experience...

This post might fit better in the Desire Q and A and not the Development section mate
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroHero:
this is not a post for the development section, in future please reasd the forum rules before posting