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[General Questions and Answers] chatfan:
inSSIDer v2.1

no solution for findind SSID hidden yet...

could you share this software for Windows named: inSSIDer v2.1

I need it

thanks
[General Questions and Answers] bionicbone:
Sure, it's a free download, sadly xda don't think I've posted enough yet to provide you the link.actual however if you Google metageek and inssider you'll find the download.

Kev
[General Questions and Answers] trey32:
if you wan't see hidden networks install Cyanogenmod with JB 4.2.2. it is showing to me hidden SSID as "?"
[General Questions and Answers] onesolo:
Ok, just to say that, Wifi Analyzer, I don't remember since when, but now it shows hidden APs, as a "?"
[General Questions and Answers] scandiun:
I've tried it and doesn't work. Probably your device has the ap saved from before.
[General Questions and Answers] manoj357bm:
You should try inSSider app, if you are still having problem in getting hidden SSID
[General Questions and Answers] newbreedsoftware:
if the NIC on your device supports monitor/promiscuious mode, do the following:

download Linux Deploy

install Kali Linux

learn how to use Kali Linux

Profit

reason being: in order to find the name of a hidden SSID, you must send de-authorization packets to a client thats connected to the hidden SSID so when they connect back you are gifted with the name!
[7 Mozart General] TheShowStopper:
Hi folks!

Anyone added tomtom navigator yet at all? If so, is it much of a nutache to do what with there not being an external storage card?

If possible, could someone kindly add a handy step-by-step for those (such as myself!) not used to such a thing?

Many thanks in advance if you can assist, TSS :D
[7 Mozart General] breakbystealth:
you cant install cabs on the mozat, all the window usefullness (did i just say that!!!) of the 6.5 has been taken out and it has been made like iphones and android so from what i can see you can only use stuff from market place at the mo. I so hope im wrong and have missed something but its not looking like anything will be compatible from our beloved hd2s etc.
[7 Mozart General] TheShowStopper:
Oh great... well i'll do some research with a friend of mine who used to work at tomtom and see if he knows anything but probs not likely :(

Thanks for the reply though dude and if anyone else has anything to pitch in with on this one, please feel free :D
[7 Mozart General] breakbystealth:
On a satnav note, i did read that the update due in jan 2011 will have a satnav but im guessing orange uk may block the satnav as they are doing there own satnav for 5 queens heads a month. at the mo it doesnt work but they do try and sell it still knowing it dont work.
[7 Mozart General] amowolves:
i cant believe orange did that! i recently upgraded and went with the mozart having being told it came with satnav only to find out after that it didnt work and that i'd have to pay £5 for the priv when it did...after a quick call and the threat of cancelling my upgrade i now will have it for free (when it works!) but still have to pay £2 a month for the pro version (speed cams and live traffic info).

Though i think i'd still buy tomtom when its released...think there working on it at the mo.
[7 Mozart General] TheShowStopper:
Same old rip off so and so's then, despite the merger with the German crowd... nothing changes!

Hope to GOD something get's done about this tomtom thing though... still waiting to hear from my contact but when i do, i'll bring you up to speed :-)
[7 Mozart General] breakbystealth:
Im gonna have to have stearn words with orange as they sold me the satnav but only refunded me the money for the month they charged me for. i cant beleive they were selling it in the knowledge it didnt work on wp7. im just hoping the devs get there heads round this os and start cooking so we can see what these things can do!! and on the satnav note again im hoping igo comes our way as it makes tomtom look like a 1940s map of the isle of whight, its something that makes me think of going back to my hd2.
[HD Mini General] codiak:
Hi

As from now, the tabs (weather, stock etc) dont update anymore in background.

Its all setup correctly and worked flawless in the past.

Now i have to open the tab and then I see its updating, but not automaticly.

Any ideas?

codiak
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jar0b_:
Hi XDA, as title says, i cant get boot into recovery...

I have an HTC Dream (Spanish version of G1), and Im having problems with the recovery boot.

I have root done on the phone and i've tried to install a new recovery via Clockwork app, adb shell, also via Fastboot and via "RECOVERY FLASHER"...

All of them look to finish succesfully, but I still cant boot onto recovery.

Every time I try to boot on recovery, the phone gets hang on the company logo... until I get out the battery to turn it off.

I dont know what can I try more...

Any idea ?

Thanks ;)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sleeps17:
If you cannot boot into recovery by holding down Home and Power, then you're bricked, I believe. What were you trying to do?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jar0b_:
I can boot normally, and I run apps that need root correctly, but I want to boot into recovery to flash a custom ROM...

Clockwork mod needs to reboot into recovery to reflash a Custom ROM, so I cant get another rom that way neither.

Any idea (again)?

:D
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sleeps17:
Do you have terminal on your phone? Download amon RA recovery 1.7.0 for HTC Dream and use that instead Clockwork because it is most recommended. Rename it to recovery.img and move it to the root of your SD card.

Go to terminal on your phone and type:

cd sdcard

flash_image recovery recovery.img

Now try to boot into recovery mode.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndDiSa:
If you have root access, then you can try to (re-)install your recovery image using adb.

Open a shell using the command

adb shell

and then from there you can try to flash the recovery image by entering

flash_image recovery recovery.img

where recovery.img is the name of the recovery image you want to install and it should be located in the current directory.

Edit: two people same ideas ... ;-)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jar0b_:
Both things re-done...

Nuthin'

Anything else ?

Thanks for the answers anyway ;)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jar0b_:
Bump...

Any help ?

Fastboot is working for me, but I have the default SPL and I cant use "fastboot flash new_recovery.img" ---> Not allowed.

Theres a way to flash another SPL using phone terminal, or using fastboot ?

Thanks ;)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sleeps17:
I'm not sure, but if I was in the same boots as you, I would download the DREAIMG.nhb and flash that in fastboot. Once done, you'll be on Stock RC29. Yep, you're going to have to root again and re-install a custom recovery.

This is also safe to do since you're on HBOOT-0.95.000.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndDiSa:
removed ...
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jar0b_:
Thanks for everything guys...

But now im looking for a "Howto unbrick G1"...

I dont have fastboot, recovery boot or normal boot...

;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
........................................

http://pocketnow.com/windows-phone/report-microsoft-bringing-microusb-a-v-out-to-windows-phone-7
[Windows Phone 7 General] ceesheim:
am I right to say that all wp7 phones have USB Host support ?

that would be real cool ( think of external key-board over usb)
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
This is more like a sampling of the goodness to come from the current crop of humble WP7 phones. The HD2 never had this A/V out ability. The HD7 clearly does have it...as well as all WP7 phones.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
Snapdragon does support it-- the Toshiba TG01 had it, and the HD2 had a (buggy) implementation hacked in. Issue is that any client devices will need their own external power source, because these phones aren't giving out any juice on their USB ports. So even if software support is added, if you have to attach a Y-cable and an AC adapter to plug in a keyboard (or lug around an extra set of batteries), then what's the point?

Also, most of the point of USB Host support is to be able to interface with external file storage, which is useless with WP7, or external devices-- also useless, as WP7 has no APIs to allow for apps to interface with such hardware.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ceesheim:
or make a real cool OBD2/CAN logger/writer :) (auto motive )
[Windows Phone 7 General] nrfitchett4:
because a/v of a movie through zune is a bad thing.... :(
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
Not sure why this is just getting reposted around the web without question. A/V out over USB? Out to what? Nothing takes an audio/video input signal over USB-- it's not a video cable.

You can use the bus to transfer files or other data using your own protocols over USB, but USB 2.0 does not have enough bandwidth for (uncompressed) HD video output. If you send it compressed (presumably just in the original video format, as these phones are not powerful enough to transcode on the fly), then you're essentially just using the phone as a USB flash drive and thus would need a receiver (externally-powered) that can process the file and actually output the video. A simple MicroUSB port is not going to be able to output anything directly.
[Windows Phone 7 General] elektrownik:
This could be like in Apple devices where thy can recognize what is connected to port (headphone jack) and switch it to different mode...
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
Apple devices can recognize that something's connected to the headphone or dock connector, but they don't reassign pinouts on the fly for non-proprietary connections (:eek:). Using a MicroUSB connector to instead carry a video signal would probably require hardware changes (and violating the standard).

HTC's solution was to build ExtUSB, which fit MiniUSB ports but also added some extra pins for audio and video, and Apple of course has its dock connector, which has more than enough pins to reserve a few for video.
[Windows Phone 7 General] AceofSpades25:
I am definitely pleased to hear about this. I am trying to get my wife sold on Android, but she wants an iphone just because it can dock with our sound system. *cringe*
[Windows Phone 7 General] RustyGrom:
All we need for that is serial bluetooth support.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nrfitchett4:
well if you read reports, they are already using this at redmond for presentations so it must work somehow.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
It does. The Droid Incredible has been using it since it was released.
[Windows Phone 7 General] lqaddict:
Galaxy S supports micro-USB to HDMI interface.

EDIT: I guess you can scratch that, just checked with Samsung the earlier announced micro-USB to HDMI cable is no longer available, and the TV-Out currently supported is via headphone jack to RCA input on your TV, bummer...
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
That's a specific hardware feature of the Droid Incredible (the cable does nothing when plugged into any other HTC device), and it outputs through composite (NTSC- roughly VGA), not an HD signal.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nrfitchett4:
I was thinking about this and I'm actually pretty excited about it. Sitting in the car waiting for the kids after school I could watch netflix on my stereo's 7inch screen, or at work, I could plug it into the breakroom tv to watch movies, etc.

I hope this gets added.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
The point being made is that WP7 devices can output an A/V signal from the microUSB port. That's all that is being said. Someone said the USB port could not output an A/V signal. The Droid Incredible was mentioned because it does output an A/V signal through its USB port.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
A model-specific proprietary use of USB pins for a composite video signal through a custom cable/port design is very different from Microsoft suddenly being able to enable A/V out on standard MicroUSB ports in WP7 phones on an OS level.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Did you ever consider the port might not be standard? I think MS can do pretty much what they want. They are the masters of this stuff.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
That would've have to have been specced out for manufacturers to include in every device. It's possible, but given we haven't heard anything about it at all from the OEMs (who would likely mention such functionality somewhere, in internal spec stuff, etc.), I'd say unlikely.

Anyway, I'd like to be pleasantly surprised, but it's unlikely we'll be getting real video output (aka not a blurry NTSC composite output, but even that) from these WP7 launch devices over USB.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Manufacturers are usually under NDA and don't give this information out freely. They can lose their license if they do that.

The same way we don't have anything good about mSDHC DRM which is in the standard but only given out to licencees, or Windows Media DRM, or Apple Technologies.

The fact that you haven't heard anything about it doesn't make it not so.

Not saying your wrong, I just think the way you come about these conclusions are a bit ridiculous. "We don't have leaks, so it cannot be!" is not a reasonable argument.

Also, you ranting about details that no one in this thread cares about, or even mentioned.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
Sure, but the simple presence of a hardware feature like that is very different from a company's proprietary DRM or other software frameworks.

No one's forcing you to read details. XDA-Devs has quite a population of developers and other technically-minded people who discuss the details of various features and technologies, so if there's any place where such discussion belongs, it's here.
[Windows Phone 7 General] chaoscentral:
have you seen the Samsung micro USB to HDMI cable for the Galaxy S?(not sure if they ever started shipping it, but the cable does exist.) very possible.

http://www.myreplicaphone.com/samsung-ecc1hu0bbebstd-tv-out-cable-micro-usb-to-hdmi.html
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
That whole story resulted from a mistake on Samsung's site- the cable was accidentally linked to the Galaxy S page and people assumed it was a MicroUSB-to-HDMI output. There is no such working cable. Samsung's only real HDMI cables are for phones with a MicroHDMI port (or proprietary variants) or their 30-pin dock connector (for tablets).

Check the XDA thread and Samsung's Twitter response.

It's physically impossible to just have a straight MicroUSB to HDMI cable without processing in between (4-pin connection vs. 19-pin- check the pinouts). There are only two ways to get an HDMI video signal out of a MicroUSB port. One is to have essentially an external video card that connects to the phone via USB (think something like this, which uses DisplayLink compression). That ends up being pricey, and HD output in that fashion requires serious CPU horsepower that these phones don't have.

The other option is to send the phone's image output frame-by-frame (in standard-def, as there's not enough bandwidth for HD-- and since the phones' USB port is connected to the CPU, not GPU, the internal transfer might even become the bottleneck) to a video converter that will upscale it for an HDMI connection. Keep in mind any such converter would need external power or a battery, since the phones do not provide power output on the MicroUSB port, and any audio transmission would further add to the processing and bandwidth bottleneck.

What's more likely is an RCA composite (NTSC standard-def) output plugging into the 3.5 mm jack (using something like one of the old iPod or Zune cables).
[Windows Phone 7 General] jeffgeno:
The most likely things are docking devices. Something with speakers or an HDMI port and power jack that can connect to any WP7 device since they all have identical micro USB ports. Someday there may even be cars that support the standard for control through the radio head unit.
[Windows Phone 7 General] naplesbill:
It is very possible to send video "data" over the usb connection. There is no need to send the actual video output. Naturally, resolution would be limited to something in the 1400xXXX range, but just having VGA/SVGA/WSVGA would be enough for use with a car system. The technology is supposed to be built-in with the snapdragon. Just look at the Droid Incredible, it has this capability with a USB to composite cable. This is very doable, I could care less if it's 1080p HD or not.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
The Droid Incredible has a non-standard MicroUSB port with 12 pins (7 extra pins on the opposite side of the 5 USB pins (4 + 1 for MicroUSB type detection)), which HTC's special composite output cable (for SD TV output only) connects to. It does not send a video signal over USB.

See here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=6647344

http://lanrat.com/android/incredible-video-out

Here's what the Incredible's port looks like- the video signal is outputted via the extra 7 pins on the right:
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
The USB connector on my HD7 has 5 conductors. Maybe MS has figured out a way to do video with 1 extra conductor.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
It's a standard MicroUSB port, with 5 pins, of which one (pin 4) is used to differentiate between the type of plug (it's ground in A, blank in B):
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
So... :D..I am right. MS could easily do this with the 5th pin. Mystery solved!
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
See my corrected post- MiniUSB leaves pin 4 blank but MicroUSB actually uses it to differentiate between the A/B plug types. It's not open to be used for anything.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
So what you are saying, is, you know more than MS what they can and can't do? MS is the one saying they may do this. They had better check with you first, to see if it is possible for them to do it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
If you're not interested in a technical discussion, no need to get involved. Such statements don't really contribute much.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
What is the subject of the thread? I suggest going back to it and re-reading it. Here...I will restate it here:

"Pocketnow is reporting that MS might give WP7 users the ability to use the microUSB port for video out. Sweet!"

I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't take every attempt to dull the enthusiasm of this new mobile OS experience. You serve no purpose doing so.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
I believe it's more useful at a site called XDA-Developers to actually explore technical issues rather than just being an unquestioning, uninterested backseat audience that balks at the mention of any technical detail. But you're free to think otherwise.
[Windows Phone 7 General] naplesbill:
You cannot discount the fact that the Snapdragon supports this function natively and that other Snapdragon devices provide this capability.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
What Snapdragon device on the market provides HDMI (or other) video output over a standard MicroUSB port? If there is anything of the sort, I'd be curious to explore it...
[Windows Phone 7 General] naplesbill:
Nobody said anything about HDMI output to begin with. Any video out is what this topic is discussing. HDMI is not a format anyway, it's a cabling standard. HDMI can even display 480p, which is not really HD. HD is a format. HD covers 720p and 1080p so either of these would be considered HD. If you bother to investigate the Incredible, it supports composite over USB, which is more than enough to output to a car video system or portable tv.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
The Incredible does not output video over USB- it has a proprietary MicroUSB connector with 7 extra pins (on the other side of the port from the USB pins) that are used for the RCA composite output in conjunction with a special cable. See page 3 of this very thread for the pinout and details.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
SD Card DRM is in the spec. Even hardware features that aren't exposed to users are often under NDA. It's the way the industry work. Hardware can contain trade secrets, just as software can.

Details that derail the discussion aren't. You're confusing the two. Detail != useful.
[Windows Phone 7 General] naplesbill:
I didn't see that post, even though I searched for that info on Google. However, this does not mean much. It is not beyond reason to expect video output via USB with a very simple adapter. Much like DisplayLink. It is pointless to try and disprove something that you have no real details on. It would be much more beneficial to try and determine how it might work. Data is all 1s and 0s and devices are getting smaller and smaller. I'm guessing, but it wouldn't take much of an IC chip to be able to translate data to a display.
[Desire Themes and Apps] rj_22:
How can I get the droid lock screen? The 2 locks that come with the desire are horrible. And I have always loved the look of the droid lock. Any help with this would be appreciated. Thanks.
[Desire Themes and Apps] -WP7User-:
You mean the rotating Lock?
[Desire Themes and Apps] rj_22:
I cant post links for some reason, but the one i'm talking about is the one with the unlock slide on the left, and volume on the right.

but the rotating one isnt bad either
[Desire Themes and Apps] -WP7User-:
Oh! It's very easy to get that. Either, you open the .zip file of the Rom before flashing and delete the HtcLockScreen.apk in system/app and flash the Rom then or you adb pull the HtcLockScreen.apk, so that it isn't on the phone anymore (but you have to do this in Recovery mode and you have to have /system mounted).
[Vibrant Accessories] OneStepAhead:
I need someone to test the fitting of a screen protector I just got in stock for the Vibrant. It's not fitting on my Vibrant Dummy phone correctly, its just a hair too long. Before I send 1000 of them back to the manufacturer, I want to be sure it's not because my dummy phone is manufactured slightly different. Id prefer it be someone in WI or IL for quickest delivery speed, but you should at least live in the midwest. I'll send them to the first couple people that PM me. Thanks in advance!
[Vibrant Accessories] OneStepAhead:
i'll take one more person, if anyone's up for it
[Vibrant Accessories] joe.kerwin:
I'm in the west suburbs, naperville/aurora area!
[Vibrant Accessories] OneStepAhead:
ok, i've got more then enough people. thanks to those that replied!
[Vibrant Accessories] Diamond_dawg:
damn just missed, i was in hibbing MN pretty near by
[G1 General] ando_uk:
Just got a G1 yesterday with a cracked front screen for £15 loaded up SuperF 1.0 from here benbuchacher.com

device is rooted etc got the custom recovery menu installed but it seems pretty slow.

For instance it must take going on a minute plus to boot to the home screen, then some apps freeze and give me the wait or end message.

I've used setcpu to up the cpu it does seem a little faster but nowhere near the same as the standard rom.

can anyone advise me on whats the best/fastest rom to use?

also how can i get rid of the t-mobile bootscreen on startup?
[G1 General] jamal717:
Just flash roms see what one you like the best my fastest one yet

zx donut 1.6

super d 1.11/1.93

complete eclair 2.21 there all quick
[Captivate Android Development] wmwilker:
Been looking forward to this.

Thanks, I'll try it tonight.
[Captivate Android Development] sublimaze:
+1

i hadn't planned on it, but it looks like i'll be flashing today :cool:
[Captivate Android Development] d1g1talphyre:
sweet! downloading and flashing @ work, excited to test.
[Captivate Android Development] DAGr8:
I couldnt apply lag fix right away had to reboot first ... BUT it did tell me my configs changed ???? ... I chose option 1 and noticed it set up like this

ext4

rfs

ext4

false

false

false

false

?????

booting up was about 2 minutes on android logo

reboot to recovery then fix it to no rfs advanced ... ( all jfs )

looking good I previously dropped this rom because of modem giving me issue

will set my stuff and report back if needed .

PS why is the Fm app always in your rom ? do you hope it will work at one point ?
[Captivate Android Development] s1l3nt:
looks great yay launcher pro included