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[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] WithinRafael:
I tried a few things -- rebooting the phone, crashing the program with invalid pointers, and launching some known executables. Nothing. I even signed my executable with a valid certificate; It still claims unknown publisher.

Wonder if this is some left over dialog as mentioned by sensboston
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] walshieau:
The dialog will be hidden by the shell. You need to add your cert into the phone, email it, resign your app and try it again.

It's possible it'll work.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] walshieau:
this will only work with MSFT signed exe's.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] WithinRafael:
I tried with both my signed executable (with Root CA cert installed) and a Microsoft executable. Neither show signs of execution. :(
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] eternalemb:
I thought I'd be a smart ass and try total commander's cecmd.exe from my WM6.5 Omnia II but of course, nothing. Just says it's from an unknown publisher etc. I click yes, and nothing. Oh well, I'll leave it to the experts.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
here is the FileBrowser.exe from "

NBH_WM7_AKU_6176_WWE_for_HTC_MONDRIAN" I made a .7z of it

maybe someone can make a .zip from it and then test if you could run it .
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
could you make a zip of the file I posted (this is from a NBH dump) and then upload it ( same as you did before) ?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] raphabitbol:
No, it definitely doesn't work.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
can you gif me a link so I can test it to ?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] raphabitbol:
Please test here

Here it is

beesoftware. free. fr / fb.html
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
bummer your right , if that don't work then I think that non of the .exe run that way will work :mad: (if is an official .exe from wp7 )
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] hounsell:
That EXE doesn't appear to be valid - just look at the sections part of the header - the sections have no name, point to 0x0 and have a size of 0x0...
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
I did a recmod but maybe it didn't worked , here is the module maybe someone els can make it a valid EXE

edit : I took to .EXE from the rom dump that where just .exe in the rom we could test it

maybe someone can upload it to the web with a link so we can test it (wlan enable and wlan disable)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
not working to :( I used the link from xda)

edit : this link http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=444710&d=1290172832
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LekHD2:
My phone is running on

OS VERSION:5.2.23569

MANILA VERSION:2.5

ROM VERSION:Cruzer 5th WWE

Radio Version:2.15.50.14

I've had enough of using the Cruzer 5th rom already and wish to update back to the normal Official HTC ROM. I've downloaded the RUU_Updates for both 1.66 and 3.14 and both have failed in updating the phone's ROM.

The problem is that once my cpu has detected the phone.

The phone will then reset and get's stuck on the screen which has a few colors.(The one we use to check our HD2's flash version like HSPL). Then the loader on the screen of my CPU will be stuck at 0%. And guess what...before you know it...the entire operation will cancel and it will say that its not able to update my ROM. What on earth? Please help me. I'm only not able to update back to the official rom software. Apart from that,the other cooked roms which have been made available for download from the other users can be used to update my rom.

I need help. Please help me. Thank You! i look forward to your solutions!!!:D:D:D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnerz:
You can use other roms and if you look/use the search option your answeres are here somewhere
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsamuel:
could be a stuck radio rom, there have been several examples where the radio prevents spl and radio (and hence stock roms) from flashing.

try your CORRECT stock rom from sd card flash, if that fails its either

1 - not actually your correct stock rom or

2 - you are flash stuck. no clue how you would solve that.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomini82:
I had the same problem like u 2day. All I did was instaling SPL-3.03.HSPL

At first I had two options like SPL-3.03 or SPL-3.03.HSPL to instal, that first one was making the problem that you writing of, but after I instaled SPL-3.03.HSPL I can instal other roms.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] T-Macgnolia:
I know you said you downloaded the two ROM's from the HTC website. I don't know if you have a TMOUS HD2 then I suggest downloading the official upstream ROM from the T-Mobile website it is the 3.14 ROM.

I think what has happen to you is you had a bad flash and if you flash the 1.66 ROM first then you changed your SPL and now you don't have the correct split to flash the flash the 3.14 ROM. I recomemd you download and use HSPL 4 to change your SPL to SPL 3.03.0000 then try to flash the update ROM. Or you could flash it via your SD card that should force the changing of your SPL with out you doin yourself. JUst my thoughts on the situation.
[Galaxy Tab General] o_tiger:
How can I install the default android calendar?

Thankx for HELP! :o
[Galaxy Tab General] o_tiger:
I really miss the default stock android calendar... please for HELP! :-)
[Galaxy Tab General] clmntch:
The default android contacts, launcher and browser would be nice too...
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mautz001:
I want to transfer all my Google Contacts and Calendar Entries to MyPhone - is there a way to do this (maybe to Save my Contacts and Calendar Data to my Phone (so that the Data are not deleted when I remove the Exchange account), Remove Exchange Connection/Account via ActiveSync and then sync with Myphone)

Thanks for all help

Robin

:D
[Wildfire General] halaue:
hi all,

i wanted to know what is the difference between wildfire and garmin asus. I mean, is there anything that wildfire is better than it?

my dad just bought one, a really cheap one, running on android platform, the screen resolution is so nice.

And because of the cheap price, i think somehow wildfire should be better right =/.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Sozage:
http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/cell-phones-accessories/ECR-D979BEGSTA#

Has anyone ordered, received and tried out this accessory?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] snapper.fishes:
Just give up. It's not happening.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Nl-Rich:
yes, ordered it from Ebay ( US ) and had it sent to the Netherlands... charging works fine. Audio out doesn't work, but i still have Eclair, should work when i update to Froyo
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Sozage:
Thx for the reply, I look forward to hearing if it works once you upgrade to froyo.

I could really use one of these @ work and @ home.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] akatora1984:
oh wow ,

its not one of those dickie one that has a cable dangling like a broken arm.

noticed, it was for a vibrant...am wondering if it will fit Galaxy s i 9000....also any support for covers on????

It be pain to put the covers on and off every time you place it on the dock...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Nl-Rich:
i have a Galaxy S, it fits...

no support for covers though... it only fits without covers

i tried updating with Kies last night, but no luck... phone kept on whining it needed to be in standby mode..
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] :
See here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=842191&page=1
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] snapper.fishes:
Less than two weeks after my rant about docks, Samsung finally delivers?

The sun must be rising from the west.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] al_fonce:
Same here, ordered on Ebay (US) and delivered in France. Works fine, even better if you have the desk clok app from "vanilla" Android.

I am running Froyo but haven't had time to test the audio yet.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Noob01:
Earlier, I restored from a nandroid backup. Everything ran fine (except the fact that it deleted alot of my photos) but the news app didn't update. Everytime I clicked the update button on the widget or app, it would just come saying the time I last updated it about 14 hours ago. It also doesn't allow me to unsubscribe feeds... How do I fix this??
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nmw407:
I've moved up from a G1 rooted to the MT4G, so I've always had apps2sd. It's just a necessity with the limited space.

My question is on the MT4G, since we have 1GB of internal space, do I really even need to move any apps to SD? What would be the pros and cons of moving apps to SD on this phone?

Right now, I'm still stock, not rooted, with 96 apps installed and I still have 850+ mb internal space.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kline:
I'd say don't go for it. See my sig; I'm also leaving behind my G1 where yes, it was definitely a necessity. However, even with a C6 SD card, things were noticeably slower off the SD vs internal storage. It's just not worth the performance hit right now when you have ample internal storage.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] esincho:
I dont see a reason to move them with a 1gb of space, that will be increased once devs figure out how to unlock the partition.

I had 2 on my N1 with only about 150mb to play with
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nmw407:
cool. I wondered about that. I just moved everything that got installed on SD back to phone.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aagvain:
no a2sd until i run out of space for apps.....which i dont see happening for myself.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cal3thousand:
Yeah... a gig is really a crap-ton of space for apps like these... maybe when apps get huge after gingerbread, there may be a use for moving some less used / less critical apps.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] proman:
Does anyone know how to fix the screen being dead (just like black) after put you phone in you pants' pocket for a while....???
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Stom:
There are plenty of topics on this throughout the forum, try using the search feature before you post. Note that this is the development section. Questions should be posted in the Q&A section.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Datfoooo:
Make sure you have auto brightness off.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] zmoboss:
1. To wake the phone up, take the phone very close to a bright light source (like a bulb)

2. Disable auto brightness
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] i1magic:
Actually ... is this the auto brightness problem? Of problem with the gyro?

Cos .... my screen brightness is manually set .. but I still experience this.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Stom:
This is neither, I'm simply trying to point out that Questions should go in the Q&A section and refrain from cluttering the dev section even more. Also this issue has been covered in many topics and a little searching doesn't go amiss.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cheeze[iT]:
Downloaded a ringtone off mabilo and it wont stick to the phone. it won't even show up for me to pick? am I missing something? it usually works with my other phones..
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] floepie:
There is a downloadable Y! Messenger app from the market. Just curious how this may differ from the one built into the phone.
[Vibrant General] techbeck:
Ok, so I have my Vibrant rooted but am still on the stock ROM. I want to try out a diff rom but I got a quick, stupid, question.

I use ROM Manager to backup my ROM now. I have the original backup of the stock ROM. When I apply a different ROM, can I just restore the backup and go back to stock via ROM Manager with no issues? I know you could on the myTouch, just want to make sure its the same way on the vibrant as when the official froyo gets released, I want to be able to flash the OTA.

Thanks
[Vibrant General] itskohler:
I don't see why you couldn't...
[Vibrant General] db3:
just be careful when trying out a froyo rom. nandroiding back to an eclair rom may cause issues because i don't think the nandroid flashes a kernel. so, and i could be wrong, you will need a standalone kernel to flash as well. you should be able to find the JI6 kernel pretty easily on this forum.

good luck and have fun!

edit: however, you can flash an eclair rom right over a froyo rom, because they usually contain a kernel. honestly, even tho i backup before every new rom i try, i hardly ever nandroid back to a previous rom.
[Vibrant General] swehes:
Another good idea is to flash back to original Eclair ROM with Odin (as that gives you a nice fresh start) and then nandroid your backup.
[Vibrant General] anilo:
I love Android. I simply do. I bought my first phone, a MyTouch 3G, almost as soon as it became available (no G1 for me since I don't like physical keyboard). Then I switched to Vibrant. In between, I used MyTouch 3G Slide for a little while.

Now don't take me wrong, all were (are) fine phones, but I think the Android OS is wrong somewhere in its cores. Who doesn't have sporadic problems with the WiFi connection and need to restart the phone every once in a while? Whose Android Market app never crashes or download apps always right away or always shows the right status for downloads? Ummm...what else? GPS, Gallery and lag issues on the Vibrant. The list goes on and on but you got the idea.

I am an iPhone hater but I own an iPod touch. I am abusing it every second and even my 2 yr old abuses it constantly. It rarely (and I mean RARELY) crashes, freezes, loses wifi connection, etc.

I am not changing my phone (yet), I am not switching from Android to WP7 or to iPhone 4 or whatever; however I am a little frustrated with this OS. I'd pay Google double to fix the general issues of Android and make a better, smoother and bug-free OS experience.

Just my 2 cents..
[Vibrant General] Dammit2Hell:
I have had none of these issues shy of the gps issues that JI6 fixed. Maybe you should return it and get a replacement.
[Vibrant General] itskohler:
I had a G1 and never had any of those issues. Even on the Vibrant (both of them), my issues were slight and didnt cause any problems. My Market has only crashed once and that was with CM6 on my G1. I rarely use GPS anymore, but when I do its spot on, usually locks in 5 seconds or less.

And the iOS is farely solid, I will say that (dont flame me, I hate apple as muxh as the next). But the amount of tweaking and personallizing that you can do is well worth the slight glitches.

Just my .02
[Vibrant General] lqaddict:
To answer your title - no you cannot :p

As far as Android as an OS, it has its quirks and bugs, there is no perfect OS.

And the issues you highlighted are not Android specific per se, they are more relevant to Samsung implementation and tweaks they put on it.

Android OS is modified linux kernel and java framework to run under the dalvik-vm with JIT compilation, all the other stuff are additions by Samsung, HTC, etc.
[Vibrant General] youngpic48:
I had a few lag issues and force closes. I hate the short battery life and widgets that use too much battery. But...after rooting and lag fixing my galaxy s, I'm finally happy. I also may be one of the few to brick a Nexus One. Hope that helps.
[Vibrant General] anilo:
I have been trying to send an email from my phone since 8 AM this morning (it's 10:15AM right now).

Countless restarts, battery outs, router resets are not helping. Arrgh :D Moments like these are when I vent

Edit: clearing the Outbox and settings-->applications-->gmail-->clear cache and one last reboot solved the problem. Sigh
[Vibrant General] JeremyNT:
I think you're blaming Android, when it's probably more accurate to blame the device manufacturers. The Vibrant has some janky hardware (GPS, compass) and some lousy software (TW) that really detracts from the experience.

It seems like manufacturers can't help but screw up Android phones. The Nexus One IMO is the most successful Android device so far (in terms of quality, not sales), and it's as close to the "pure" Google experience as you can get out of the box.
[Vibrant General] knurdle:
Apple isn't always perfect either. I have an ipod touch that's about a year old and the browser will always stop loading images at some point if I'm surfing some sites with a lot of images.

I've also had the ios browser crash on me way more often than my android browser.

Not to say that Android is perfect. I had the lag issues and gps and all that but like someone said, that's more because Samsung's software sucks.

My G1 was pretty rock solid, it was just really slow.
[Vibrant General] DreamcastDC:
There is one thing I love about iOS, it's the smoothness of the OS, because of the system wide hardware acceleration using the GPU, what Google need to do is add system wide hardware acceleration.
[Vibrant General] lqaddict:
That's what I am hoping to see in the next releases of Android.

It is a de facto now that smartphones come with feature rich fast CPU's and some (like our beloved Vibrant) with more than capable GPU's. Come on Google bring us some UI acceleration, don't let the silicon sit idle.
[Vibrant General] qreffie:
I also have both an iPod Touch and a Vibrant. I think your issues are device specific. Aside from the GPS issue (which is 100% device specific) I haven't had any of the issues you described before or after flashing custom roms. You have to realize that IOS works so well because it's only on one type of phone. If anyone could drop IOS on any assembly of hardware then it would appear to be buggy as $#it too, especially when everybody and their mother decides to try to install their own custom stuff on top of it (TW, Sense, Moto Blur).

Android OS vs IOS is like PC gaming vs console gaming. On a console everything is going to work because developers don't have to worry about what the setup is going to be like, but you can't venture outside the sandbox, you're completely at the mercy of what the console manufacture deems fit to run on its device, and when the next console comes out it's the developer's choice whether they want to continue supporting the old device ie. some apps are crap on my first gent iPod Touch. With Android there are so many different hardware setups to program for that make it more difficult for one program to run uniformly across all different devices. If one manufacture puts together a sloppy piece of hardware, then it's going to run sloppy, or someone puts together a great piece of hardware but shoehorns their own custom software on top of it, things may not work as desired either. But with Android the possibilities are endless for molding it into what you want it to be. Look at how many of us flashed froyo roms to upgrade our phones ourselves. And when we did flash player and other 2.2 specific apps were waiting for us to download from the market, not hidden behind an iron wall.

For these reason's I'll be sticking with Android for good. Apple only says yes or no, but Android alway says "I'll let you try..."
[Vibrant General] qzmp010:
you don't have to pay a dime for a smoother/bug-free os. That's what the development section is for. If you must have stability, flash a custom eclair rom (all of them are in their final versions now). (Or try a froyo rom if you want to experiment a little)

I'd personally recommend Bionix Final by TeamWhiskey. I've been using Bionix until Froyo was first ported, and the experience was 100x better than the Stock rom - in speed and stability (with or without a lagfix)

The phone did have a laggy firmware out of the box, but there are custom firmwares to fix the issues. It just requires a bit more work. So here's the bottom line: move away from Samsung stock firmware.
[Vibrant General] ipeench:
Dunno what was said... I did not read the full thread (pry should of be meh what ever)

Anywho, this is how I see it.

As you can see from my avatar I like macs (the heart is actually a band logo not meaning I heart macs.... although I completely do) I understand what you are saying about the OS sucking a lot and how iOS does not seem to suck as hard. Its the same thing with Windows computers vs Mac computers.

Windows is open for any company to mess around with... add programs and stuff to it and change it how they see fit for there company computers to sell, same is true for android. Example would be samsungs touchwiz.. Unlike iOS that is locked down to apple, they don't lend it out to any other company to put it on there phones... just like they do not let there computer OS out for other companys to put on there computers... that is what has helped them be so secure.
[Vibrant General] ZX3ZX4:
anilo-

My Vibrant is my first smartphone, and it's not rooted. My main beef was the GPS, which got fixed by JI6...and that was Samsung's problem, not Android's. I have not had any other problems that weren't in the noise level. I'm actually been blown away with how many right things there are about Android. I have a freeze maybe once or twice a month, which gets fixed by a re-boot or even if I'm patient for a minute or so. I don't expect this gadget and its software to be perfect. Android seems to be a very forgiving OS. I really can't complain.
[Vibrant General] Col.Kernel:
iOS is 4 years old.

Android about 2.

So with twice the development time, yeah it's going to be a bit more polished. That lead will diminish exponentially as both OSs mature.

iOS can be coded for one set of hardware, making it much easier to stabilize.

Having said that, as someone else already pointed out the pure Google phones ARE stable. My wife's G1 is rock solid, as is the Nexus One. If Samsung makes the next Nexus (Nexus S is a pretty firm rumor) it will be solid as well because Google insists the developer phones remain as close to stock, vanilla, Android as possible. Which means no proprietary file system or UI.
[Vibrant General] N8ter:
Ansroid is way older than 2. Its been in developmenr almost as long as iOS.

It just wasn't always owned/developed by Google.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vamshi999:
hi

i am new to this forum...

i recently bought samsung captivate for at&t... i was trying to update froyo on my phone.. i installed all the drivers and downloaded the oneclick installer.. but my phone is not able to go to download mode..

do i need to unlock my phone to do this ?..

i think i have tried all the methods to go to download mode one the internet..

thx in advance..
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeenNotScene:
Start by opening odin on your computer, take your battery and sim card out, put the battery back in, don't power it on, instead hold down both volume buttons while plugging in via usb. This should put you in download mode. FYI these questions are for the Q & A section, not development. Always do a search before posting. Other than that, welcome!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kimlindo:
Which directory is the image file for the lockscreen in? I need to delete it.

When I change the wallpaper the locksreen wallpaper changes to the same picture every time (not the same as wallpaper). So I was hoping that maybe I could remove the file for the lockscreen wallpaper and thus resetting the setting? Even after full wipe and flash of different ROMs, it still is the same picture every time..
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kimlindo:
no one?

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[Android Apps and Games] morh:
Evenin' lads.

I've managed to tweak visually my GT540, however one thing gives me a headache, namely: notes widgets. I'd say i've searched almost everywhere, however none of the ones i've found meets my - let's call it - "requirements" as the default app does:

View attachment 443980View attachment 443981

The favor i'm humbly asking for is to redo this particular widget to visually fit into either Eclair's default or typoclock-like minimal style without modifying it's behaviour.

Would anyone take on the challenge?