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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r.storm85:
Thanks for the help..i fixed it though. I flashed an older clockwork (which i tried before) and it worked
[Android Software Development] thgtang:
Hi,

I am making a program for recording sound. I have completed the basic record functions and the interface. However, when I test it, I have no idea how to make use of the emulator to test if the program really work. Shall my computer equip with mic to test it?

Other than that, since my program will create a .3gp audio file in a designated path, but I have no idea how to view the folder in the emulator as i dont find something like a file manager in it... could anyone advice?

Thank you very much for your help.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrjkwik:
has anyone seen a live wallpaper that includes a functional clock, preferably something similiar to this clock in the synergy rom (dont know what he's using)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saf100792:
well thats just the typoclock widget. I would like to see a live wallpaper that functioned as a clock be pretty cool i think
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrjkwik:
yeah, found it not long after i posted that (the clock that is). i just like the idea of the clock on every page and not eating up widget space.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rinodeluxe713:
That would be cool, anyone find it?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nukedukem:
You could try and make one yourself with OwnSkin. Look for the app in the market. You can create your own live wallpapers online. Just post it when you're done, of course :p
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robbiep:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/live-watch/ian.aclock

http://www.appbrain.com/app/watch-live-wallpaper-lite/com.gmail.naodroid.watch_lw_lite
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nukedukem:
OK so I threw together this live wallpaper as a proof of concept. Only took 10 mins and it was my first time using the software. I put a battery percentage on there too, but it got hidden by my dock. So yeah, it's definitely possible.

View attachment 438525
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrjkwik:
that looks pretty interesting. i signed up, i'll mess with it later. right now, too tired.
[Android Themes] sunnylovesalman:
Here is the wallet style png icon set for your android phone. Hope you all like them.
[Android Themes] squidbutt:
these are pretty steller

good job
[Android Themes] sunnylovesalman:
I got these extracted from a apple I phone theme and shared here. Looks pretty beautiful when applied on handset.
[Android Themes] digitalsunshine:
kinda noob here, but that thumbnail of yours... is that your real homescreen theme or just a presentation? if it's a homescreen I would loooove to have that theme on my phone. thx
[Android Themes] ranger61878:
Look interesting. Good job! :)

Sent from the XDA App on my FroYoed Sprint Hero...so forgive possible typos :)
[Android Themes] squidbutt:
could you translate to english?
[Android Themes] ratchet789:
could we see a wallpaper you used or the hand made?
[Android Themes] Mich2Ga:
Looking good, Thanks
[Android Themes] ags29:
These are great! But the collection is incomplete without a web browser icon :(
[Android Themes] Slaveoffear:
off the beaten track
[Fascinate General] locust43:
Well I have a Verizon Samsung Fascinate and I have the AT&T UVERSE App for my phone since I subscribe to the U400 package with AT&T UVERSE. But it's not letting me download show's over 3G, it's saying WiFi only. I know with my iP4 I have an app that allow's WiFi only app's to operate over 3G.

My question is, are there any hacks or app's that will allow me to use UVERSE and other app's over 3G instead of WiFi and trick them into thinking 3G is wifi?

Thanks I appreciate all your help.
[Fascinate General] wizang:
My guess is: very doubtful.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Arcadia310:
Even after unstalling the HTC and myTouch 4G Drivers, when I plug my MT4G back in there's nothing to install. It automatically installs what it has to. I have no idea how to connect it with ADB.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] importflip:
I had to do this:

http://forums.t-mobile.com/t5/Operating-System-Software/HOW-TO-Get-ADB-to-recognize-your-myTouch-4G/m-p/540017
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Scoop24:
This is why after the temp root. I used root explorer to move the files to right folder . And then used the terminal app to do the rest. Really no need to use ADB..
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Arcadia310:
I did that too but insmod said can not open wpx.ko every time. No idea why, worked perfect on my G2.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] setzer715:
You ran the HTCDriver exe that is on the SDCard? Did you go into Devices on your computer with your phone plugged in and see what it is showing up as?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] bobsbbq:
It seemed to work for me when I copied the HTCDriver.exe from the storage card to my PC and install the drivers. My device showed up as some letters and numbers, which is ok I guess I have not named or done anything to the device.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] civicvx94:
Amazing write up. ABD has always gave me a hard time. I will be following this write up when I get time to root this. Thanks a lot!
[myTouch 4G Android Development] floepie:
Four things:

1. You don't need the generic drivers from the SDK package. I haven't even tried them. You need the HTC Drivers on the SD card.

2. I start adb by SHIFT-right clicking on the tools directory in the SDK folder and selecting 'start command prompt here' in the contextual menu. In order to see if things are working, just type 'adb devices' to see if the HTC device is connected.

3. I don't need to disable mounting of the device. I can adb and have the SD card mounted on the PC at the same time.

4. I don't see the need to add the environmental variable. Perhaps I've done something wrong, but theoretically, by adding this variable, you should just be able to type 'adb' in any command prompt window and have the system recognize adb. I can't seem to get that to work. So, instead I just do #2 above.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Arcadia310:
Yes I have, how exactly do I get into devices on my computer?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] borodin1:
type

adb devices

in the command line
[myTouch 4G Android Development] grankin01:
What does the output from typing "adb devices" give you?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Arcadia310:
It says can not recognize ADB. I have had the SDK and ADB on my PC for months.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] grankin01:
Sounds like you aren't in the directory that adb is in when you type it. try going into the tools directory in your sdk and run the command from there.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] setzer715:
What version of windows are you running?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Arcadia310:
Windows XP. When i actually go to ADB and click on it it opens and closes within an instant.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] borodin1:
You don't click on it. It's a utility to use in command line. What it does is makes it easier to enter commands (along with some other useful stuff). Basically, anything you would type in terminal you can type in command line on your pc with "adb shell" pre-face. For example:

In terminal: cd /system/app

In command line: adb shell cd /system/app

Makes sense? You should really read up some guides out there:)
[myTouch 4G Android Development] nephron:
Hey sorry about the driver problems... i wrote this guide based on the Nexus one and T-Mobile G1 and was asked to repost it here. If you let me know exactly what drivers you used i can change it in the OP.

The environmental variables set so that you can run adb and fastboot commands from anywhere in windows without have to be in the tools directory of the sdk. You can press SHIFT or w/e but this is a 1 time solution so u basically never have to be in that directory again... :D

As for the mounting, it is recommended that you dont mount your SD-Card and use adb for editing system files because that could corrupt your sd card.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] 21productionz:
Thank you, I got it working. Android is very different from winmo.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Mr Bill Florida:
This saved me... Constantly had it reverting back to USB storage device, this did the job. Thanks, a little something coming your way...

Bill
[myTouch 4G Android Development] nephron:
Glad i could help! This is the trick that saved me after tons of frustration. :D
[myTouch 4G Android Development] l0uisz:
awesome THANKS!
[myTouch 4G Android Development] tenbeau:
I have read the OP over and over again and applied the instructions at least 4 times and I get it to recognize the MT4G however when I try to go into adb shell I dont get # I get $ and any commands I type are met with access denied. I have temp rooted with Visionary. I have tried plugging in and unmounting and leaving it mounted. Same result. I find that the default for the MT4G is disk drive or mounted. I installed the drivers from the sd card and all files from the OP. Is it happening because of temp root? I am becoming very discouraged as I have been trying for a 4 day period with no real success.. Any and all help is greatly appreciated.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] floepie:
Previously on the Vibrant, within Root Explorer, or anywhere else, all the system directories would remain as R/W without having to change from R/O to R/W. On this mt4g however, I must manually change R/O to R/W in Root Explorer.

Now, I'm wondering if this is the reason I cannot push files to /system following a reboot of the device. It claims permission is denied. I can pull files easily enough, but how can I push files without permission and without access to the device in case something went awry?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] myrdhyn:
Link in OP to getting your computer to recognize MT4G is broken. The path should be: http://forums.t-mobile.com/t5/Opera...-ADB-to-recognize-your-myTouch-4G/td-p/540017
[myTouch 4G Android Development] wanghonghui023:
awesome THANKS!
[myTouch 4G Android Development] jjlean:
I tried this and I dont have the file to edit. I am not sure if it installed ADB correctly, although my folders are all there. Also, everything I put in command prompt it says the command is not recognized.

Update... Drivers didnt install properly... Had to get on google and find PDAnet and that installed everything perfect. After that I had no issues.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] VDubLife:
I get a "$" when I type in adb shell, and it tells me access denied... halp?

nevermind, I think it's becuase I forgot to put it on USB DEBUGGING.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] bittermormon:
fastboot not working?

I used the HTC drivers from the SD to get ADB working, but i cant get my phone to show up when I try to use fastboot. When it see's Android1.0 and tries to install drivers, it says it can't find the needs software in the USB_Drivers folder from the SDK. I've also tried pointing to the location where the HTC drivers were installed.

Also I have tried editing the .inf file with no luck.

As I said before, ADB is working fine, just not fastboot.

This is on a Windows XP machine
[myTouch 4G Android Development] bbb1617:
I have windows7 64bit, I have been trying to make SDK to recognize my MT4G for week and 1/2, without success.

TODAY I GOT IT TO WORK, AND FOLLOWING THE GRANKIN01 GUIDE TO PERMAROOT I'M GOOD TO GO.

THE GUY IS GREAT AND HELPED ME A LOT TO DO THIS. I HAVE DECIDED TO POST A GUIDE, FOR ALL OF YOU THAT CANNOT SEE YOUR MT4G THRU ADB.

I'M WORKING ON IT, IT WILL BE UP SOON.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] YseanY:
i just got my ADB to work but i'm not sure if it is setup correctly. I couldn't get my drivers to install until I installed the HTC drivers from the SD card. Prior to this, i couldn't even find any HTC drivers under the USBDeview. Now with the SD card drivers, i can run "adb devices" and it'll show the serial but when i type "adb shell", i get "$" instead of "#". BUT i was still able to install Visionary through the SDK. did i do everything correctly? I'm afraid to continue to root since i'm not sure if everything is set up correctly.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] bittermormon:
yeah you should be fine. $ is the standard prompt, "#" is the prompt when you have root. If you use visionary and temproot, then type

adb shell
su

you will get the # prompt.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] chiensibut:
try many from a-z but still getting "adb" not recognized as externl..., when i tried to type in adb devices
[myTouch 4G Android Development] slhpss:
make sure you're running adb from the directory in which you installed the sdk... what I mean is (I'm assuming windows) if you used the new installer the executable adb.exe is located in

C:\program files\android\android-sdk-windows\platform tools <--32 bit windows

C:\program files (x86)\android\android-sdk-windows\platform tools <--64 bit windows

and you should see that in the prompt when you run adb... and if you haven't run it yet you need to run the SDK manager first and install the tools/platform-tools... this guide was written before sdk v8 came out and may not have been updated to reflect the changes in the sdk... if you have already run sdk manager and installed the files from it use the search function built into windows and search for adb.exe

another thing you need to verify on your phone is settings>applications>development>usb debugging
[myTouch 4G Android Development] YseanY:
thanks! just discovered that i have to be rooted or temp-rooted to get "su" access.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] gaww:
Finally broke down and set it up following you instructions. I had downloaded and installed the drivers already, but had not moved the file to root directory on my HD.

I had been using (and will continue to when possible) terminal emulator up until now (fully rooted and running Glacier), but I really wanted to get rid of the stock ugly white splash screen - and using fastboot tool here was the only way.

Was lucky and flashed the new screen ok first try.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] fsamoggia:
Hi, I setup the path as you say and i checked that adb.exe is in that directory but I still get the error code 2 when I launch ddms.bat, and it cant find the adb.exe file. I restarted my machine many times to update the paths when I changed them but no luck. I am running w7 32 bit.

I am on the edge of throwing this crap out of the window and hammer it first to get my revenge on the time I have been wasting, google f**k off, couldnt find any better way to do this???

Anyway, what else am I doing wrong...?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] vess22:
I applied all methods mentioned regarding the drivers to get adb to recognize MT4G but no luck :(

Whenever I type in adb devices, I get an empty list. What else can I try?

BTW, my problem and why I want to use adb to hopefully fix is described here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=895888

If anyone has any other idea on how to solve it, I would be forever grateful.

Thank you.

Vess
[myTouch 4G Android Development] h22aboi:
can't seem to get devices to show

Can't seem to get the list of devices (mt4g) show up in my command line... anyone help?

Pretty much same steps as shown in this guide.

Installed HTCDriver from sdcard.

USB debugging on

Running Win Vista x64, and trying to run adb through

c:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools> adb devices

List of Devices attached

*blank*

help? Could the HTCDriver not have been installed correctly? Device manager recognized mt4g as disk drive, not errors.

EDIT: NEVERMIND, I got it.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Spudge:
I'd like to add something here if I could

If you install a custom kernel or ROM (not sure which one), it may break the ADB driver. I installed Grankin's CM OC kernel and MIUI and somewhere along the line it changed the properties of the device being installed from

vid_0bb4&pid_0c96&mi_01

to

vid_0bb4&pid_0c96&rev_0226&mi_02

Updating the "android_winusb.inf" file to reflect these changes and a reboot solved the ADB issues I was coming in contact with. So, if you previously had ADB working, but a flash caused it to stop, check the details in the "driver install failed" error to see what changed in the string I listed above
[myTouch 4G Android Development] TrueBlue_Drew:
Easier way to setup adb?

I was just reading through the OP a little and while its great to set up the AndroidSDK it is does not need to be done to set up adb. You can get a .zip from here and set it up in less than 3 minutes. Read the note inside the zip for instructions. I am using windows XP but I dont think it is much different for vista or W7. Give it a try.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] :
Thanks Drew! It worked perfectly and first time.

For those of you who can't find the HTC drivers on your sdcard, I was able to download them from this site:

http://forum.androidspin.com/showthread.php/4593-DRIVERS-ADB-Driver-for-the-myTouch-4G

Good luck!
[myTouch 4G Android Development] mrhaley30705:
This worked great!!! i have been banging my head for 3 days trying tyo get this running. I tried to install SDK, I did install Java JDK (but sdk didn't recognize it). Thanks again
[myTouch 4G Android Development] extrem0:
Hi,

I did install android usb driver, htc usb driver and htc sync, but windows doesn't start the "Android 1.0" driver when in recovery. I'm able to use adb but the phone must be inside the stock rom 2.3.4, and it recognizes as HTC USB Driver, something like this.

Recovery info:

GLACIER PVT SHIP S-ON

HBOOT-0.89.0006

MICROP-0429

RADIO-26.13.04.19_M

eMMC-boot

Jul 25 2011,16:45:17

When I choose fastboot -> boot recovery, it appears a exclamation (!) in a red triangle. Is it normal? (I think it's as there isn't any recovery (like cwm), right?)

Is there a way to use adb in recovery / bootloader?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Mr. Iffy:
What are u ttrying to use adb for?
[myTouch 4G Android Development] extrem0:
I didn't read it well, but I believe it's necessary to have adb access in bootloader/recovery to permaroot and s=off, or it isn't?

And is it normal appearing a exclamation symbol inside a red triangle when I try to enter recovery? (tried 'adb reboot recovery' and bootloader)
[GT540 Optimus General] CROrION:
Hi guys, so I think time is just right to get myselfe my first android phone, and lg gt540 seams just right.

It is most important for me that it is not laggy, I have smsung s8300 now and it is like the slowest phone ever! Also, i like to try many, many apps and games.

So can you guys give me few things you like, and dislike about this phone. Would you recommend it?

In my country i can get optimus or x8 for about 160 Euros, so wich one do you think i should get.
[GT540 Optimus General] Anonamoose:
Hello CROrION and welcome :) I don't know if this helps you are not but I was looking at one yesterday at the Sprint store. I currently have an HTC Hero and was looking to upgrade. It actually feels slightly ligther then my current phone the touch response seemed pretty darn good and on a STOCK Hero it seemed a good deal snappier. It's probably cause stock HTC has it filled full of junk and this phone is a lot closer to vanilla android. I liked it I might change it out if we get a decent Dev in here (hint hint to anyone that reads this lol). Hope I helped in some small fashion.
[GT540 Optimus General] flyboyovyick:
Don't bother buying one... Unless you buy it from the right place, also check the refund policy...

You may have these problems:

Touch screen unresponsive at the edges (mine is currently being repaired)

3G not working

Build quality isn't great

So take your chances but i would go for a zte blade (aka orange san francisco)

They are supposed to be better.
[GT540 Optimus General] CROrION:
how about speed of phone (with 2.1 android)?

Is 150MB of ram to little?
[GT540 Optimus General] flyboyovyick:
The phone is pretty fast but can take a while when run loads of programs.

So thats were Advanced Task Killer comes in.
[GT540 Optimus General] skribbler86:
I say go for it. Its very speedy especially if your using launcher pro as the home launcher. If your like me and your also new to android then you won't be running loads of apps at one time. I think its probably the best entry level android smartphone. The screen res is way better than most android smartphones at the same price as this one. The look and feel of it is also great. Texting on this can be a pain however. Personally the pros far outway the cons.

Now instead of asking for everyone's opinions why don't you just do some research on it and compare with other phones. Im sure that will help you even more than we can.
[GT540 Optimus General] flyboyovyick:
I kind of agree. I don't think its the best entry level smartphone because it has a resistive touch screen and for a lower price you get a 3.5" capacitive touch screen.

But yeah just go for it!!!
[GT540 Optimus General] CROrION:
Thanks guys. I've allready took a long luck at it's specs, hardware, reviews, etc. But, imho, best way to find out about the phone is actually asking it's users :)

I'll go for it, will buy it in 2 weeks :)

Hope it will ot be to difficult tu upgrade it to 2.1 and add ap2sd :)
[GT540 Optimus General] jakubek1994:
Upgrading android is easier than you think ;) you must only install lg pc suite IV (it contain drivers) and start flashing ;)
[General Questions and Answers] batchahaja:
Hi I bought my htc hd mini three moths back , its very nice. But i had problem now

When i search for a wireless connections its showing available connections correctly, if i select a connection to connect its processing going on and not connecting

Simply saying detecting wireless connection but not able to connect.

Please tell how can i solve this issue

Thanks

Haja
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] qwer23:
Hi!

I can't find a single widget/app that is able to change between 2G and 3G with one click, you're always taken to the menu only. Doesn't android allow this function?

I would especially like a function to change to 2G automatically when screen is off. Can anybody explain to me why this isn't possible or if there actually is a program?

Cheers

Qwer23
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] sillysquid:
Have you tried juicedefender? ... it does the auto 2g function you describe.

JuiceDefender
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] pacharru:
Juicedefender can disable data connection when screen goes off.

It is not the same as switching from 3G to 2G.

... Anyway I am using Juicedefender to avoid several syncs when the screen is off.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] qwer23:
Well yes i used juicedefender, but that's not what i'm looking for. Right now i use data on demand, which does its job flawlessly. But i still have the feeling that my phone eats more battery on standby when i've got 3g enabled. Maybe it's just placebo, who knows?

I just don't understand why it isn't possible to switch between 2g and 3g in the same way you can turn BT and wi-fi on and off.

But anyway, thanks for your advice guys!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dentman:
I bricked my first Vibrant and got the new one today.

I was set to use Bionix on it.

What choices do I have besides Bionix?

Do i have to root again or can I just flash this thing?

Thanks

Sam
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aczarney:
If you are new to flashing, I would suggest nothing other than stock until you read up on everything yourself. A lot. You should know exactly what you are doing to your phone and all the various ways to reverse those changes. You should know what a kernel and rom are, what the differences are, and why its important to have a kernel that matches your rom. You should know how to get into download and recover modes. You should know what nandroid is. You should know how to use odin at least enough to get back to the stock rom. You should know that the only person responsible for your phone is you. There I think that covers it.

The above being said, Bionix Fusion is a great 2.1 rom, and ASOP 1.1 is (in my opinion) the best and smoothest 2.2 rom out (but I really think TW's Onyx will catch up soon enough).