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[Streak 5 Android Development] chiragbaid:
DJ_steve plz help

I can understand your frustration about your device but please do not post 2 questions in the same forum about the same subject Thank You
[General Questions and Answers] jawbraeka:
would this program be hard to port or rewrite for android as a full working app?

otherwise, if thats not possible, is there a better more compatible java excuting application for Android?
[Desire General] ali_loly10:
my desire's discharge is normal but charging takes a heck of a time

i left charging from 11 till now and it is only charged to 27%

need help
[Desire General] Roscopcoletrain:
wall or desktop charge?
[Desire General] ali_loly10:
both but bear in mind that i use an extention for the usb as it is too short

and also a usb wall charger not from htc if they make a difference
[Desire General] ljesh:
They probably do. Try to find original HTC charger and charge your device without extension cable.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baiedury:
hye guys..i'm using htc hd2 t8585

os version:5.2.21869(21869.5.0.82)

manila version:2.5.19211619.0

rom version:1.66.707.1(76641)wwe

rom date:01/12/10

radio version:2.06.51.07

protocol version:15.30.50.07U

i want to install android on my hd2 but i have to install hspl 1st..

plsss anyone help me n teach me wat should i do... :confused: :o :( :confused:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Marvlesz:
You don't have to HSPL your device, Just Charge up the device above 50% & connect your device to PC via ActivSync using USB ..

then Download this 3.14 ROM .. and run it.

http://94.136.51.200/download/RomCo..._Radio_15.42.50.11U_2.15.50.14_LEO_S_Ship.exe

then Just put Android and Taa-Daa !!

But if you want the hard way you can ..

Check this link for HSPL :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=611433

and this one for Anything info you might need on running Android :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=732380
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baiedury:
hye thanks so much...

hye thanks so much but there's onather problem i have..my hd2 wont sync on my pc..
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dubbingt:
Download the newest version of "Windows Mobile Device Center" and that should install the correct drivers to sync up the phone.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samsamuel:
settings menu all settings connections usb to PC untick faster data reboot pc and phone and try sync again.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Marvlesz:
Download this program :

http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/f/2/cf2e986b-015a-4f0e-92ff-75f461f6e48e/drvupdate-x86.exe

install it, On your device connect the usb and check Sync . then connect to PC, after you see your device on the program run the ROM.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baiedury:
hye guys..i still cant put android on hd2 (t8585)..anyone..plssss...

i have already download the link

download.microsoft.com/downlo...update-x86.exe

halfway its stop...any advice or suggestion plsss
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rlydiard:
This is a long shot, but still worth asking anyway. What version of Windows are you using?

If you are using Vista or Windows 7, you would use Windows Mobile Device Center to connect to your mobile device. However, if you are still using Windows XP, then you should download the latest version of ActiveSync from Microsoft. One other thing to note is that if you are running Microsoft Office 2010 64 bit, you will not be able to sync with Microsoft Outlook 2010 using Windows Mobile Device Center. Only the 32 bit version of Microsoft Office Outlook 2010 will sync with Windows Mobile Device Center.

Another consideration that also has not yet been mentioned is that you should connect your HD2's USB cable to a USB port connecting directly to your motherboard, rather than connecting through a USB hub. Using a USB port on the back of your computer case should work.

Here is a troubleshooting guide for ActiveSync, and here you can find a troubleshooting guide for Windows Mobile Device Center.

I hope some of that information is useful for you.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baiedury:
hye guys

if i have already install android on my hd2 is it gonna have dualboots

which mean i can change to windows back at anytime right?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheATHEiST:
To change back to windows you simply reboot your phone.

You are not actually installing or flashing Android, You are simply booting it via your SD card.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] lancedehm:
Check this:

http://www.neopeek.com/en/forum/Sony-Xperia-X1/59-SuperFroyo-for-Sony-Xperia-X1-10-11-2010

C&P:

Changelog:

* Odexed build and includes latest XDAndroid rootfs-changes

* BT now activates (pairing not tested)

* No kernel included. You have to use a kernel which is good working for you

* Multilanguage

* You have problems with Youtube-App? Download latest from Market and disable HQ symbol. Now Youtube Videos will work in LQ-Mode. Test it out!

Links are in that thread!

My test:

Battery seems to be great.

3D isn't quite good

Is daily usable =P

USB mount works

Headphones doesn't works
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] viper.:
New thread? why if there is same thing on official forum :confused:

With what kernel you have done that test?

v2c kernel -keys wont work after some time:(
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] brandonleow:
Thanks! I just installed it. Working fine.

A little issue with the Wifi.. cuts off from time to time.

Battery life and all, drains pretty quickly, but definitely usable.

On other note, it doesnt seem to charge when I plug the charger. a little sluggish in performance too.
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] waleedoo:
i have these two question, please if anyone can help:

1- i can only find and connect to the wireless access points, but i cant find or connect to the ad-hock (peer-to-peer) wireless networks. so is there anyway that i can find and connect to the ad-hock wireless networks or it is just a bug ??!!

2- Is there a way to connect to the internet in the android sys using my laptop internet connection, like in Windows Mobile using active synchronization and connection sharing via Bluetooth or USB connection ??

waiting for your answers and suggestions
[XPERIA X1 Android Development] patpats117:
disadvantage:

1the mutilanguages input can not work.

it has error when I use google pinyin or sogou pinyin input.

2. 3d does not work well

3. system boot is too slow

4.camera still can not work

advantage:

1.This version faster than before any other version

2.battery life is nearly District version
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
The FM Radio apk distributed with samsung roms actually supports 3 regions. Europe, USA and Japan. For some reason in early European roms the Japan region was 'locked out', while the app still actually had all the support for it. With the latest releases it's locked out even with the Australian/Asian released roms. (Guessing because the Japanese SGS didn't include the FMRadio hardware). The support is still there in the software though.

Frequencies supported from these settings are:

USA 87.5MHz - 108MHz

Europe 87.5MHz - 108MHz

Japan 76MHz -108MHz

This post now only includes the latest Froyo and Gingerbread releases.

Old releases are mirrored here.

06/Oct/11 Update:

- JVT

11/Sep/11 Update:

- JVS modded.

02/Aug/11 Update:

- JVR modded. Probably the same as the other JV*'s though.

10/Jun/11 Update:

- JVP FMRadio.apk modded.

19/May/11 Update:

- JVO FMRadio.apk modded.

06/May/11 Update:

- JVH FMRadio.apk modded.

24/Apr/11 Update:

- Take 2, fixed CWM3 install.

22/Apr/11 Update:

- JVB FMRadio, fixed CWM3 compatible install.

30/Mar/11 Update:

Spent some quality time with the decompiled gingerbread FMRadio.apk and figured it out. JVK FMRadio.apk w/ Japan region below! Flash with CWM.

Also, included are 'untested' updated Froyo fmradios. I'm not planning on flashing back to Froyo to test these, but they shouldn't do any harm. Included are JS8 and JPJ FMradio.apks. They're different sizes. JPJ is about 200kb smaller than the JS8FMradio.apk. No idea what the difference is :p

29/Mar/11 Update:

The miui radio does not work with Gingerbread (JVK) and the stock one still does not include Japan.

19/Jan/11 Update:

MIUI mod's FMRadio.apk supports Japan region.

Initial release:

So grabbed the FMRadio.apk from the latest Eclair Australian release, deoxed and popped it on. Seems to be working fine.

Flash via CWM:

fmradio-gb-japan-XXX-CWM3s.zip - Gingerbread FMRadio.apk w/ Japan Region.

fmradio-gb-stock-XXX-CWM3s.zip - Gingerbread Stock FMRadio.apk

fmradio-froyo-japan-XXX-CWM.zip - Froyo FMRadio.apk w/ Japan Region

fmradio-froyo-stock-XXX-CWM.zip - Froyo Stock FMRadio.apk
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ask_richy:
Thank you very much for the APK. Unfortunately under Froyo this - also - does not give the "Japan" option...

Are you in possession of the FMRadio.apk from the latest Froyo Australian release? If not, do you know where I can find it?

With best regards,

ask_richy
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bohdans:
Hi,

Please find FMRadio.apk from I9000DTJG4 (Australia) at the following download link.

This is the from the latest unbranded Australian Firmware which is Froyo 2.2.

http://www.multiupload.com/RJ71OKG0T0
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ask_richy:
Thanks a lot... will try that one out.

Btw: How do you extract stuff out of whole ROMs? Is there a thread or a tutorial on this?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bohdans:
I am trying to put something together... seems a bit hard to find info. I am still trying to learn myself.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] froetz:
How can I install this Radio-App?

I extracted the 7z and tried to open it with the app-manager. On the following screen i see two tabs (summary and details), and the option to uninstall or start the current version. Uninstalling ends with an error.

I am trying on a Rooted Samsung Galaxy S Froyo.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] n8body:
i have tried both versions on froyo ,but i can´t still get the japan region.

Can someone try to make a version for froyo 2.1.2?

Many thanks in Advance
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bohdans:
Delete the old apk and odrx for radio from /system/apps/ and then copy the one above in
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] n8body:
I have decompiled the sargorn´s APK(from 2.1) using "android apktool",and found the strings about JAPAN. I think its possible to bypass the check,but i dont understand the Source. Maybe someone can give it a try?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] froetz:
Hi,

I tried to do so, and I deleted the old FM-Radio-App and the odex. When I start the ne FM-Radio, the only two choices are USA and Europe.

I'll "stay tuned" to this Thread ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
Found something that works!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
So I spent a few hours wading through smali decompiled code lastnight without much success. Then I gave giving the cyanogen FMRadio.apk another compile and push, again without success.

The cyanogen FMRadio app is actually from the MIUI mod though. Googled for a pre-compiled i9000 version of miui... and what do you know. Japan is back in it's FMRadio app.

Flash via CWM:

miui-fmradio.zip is the working one with Japan support.

jpy-fmradio.zip is the stock JPY FMRadio if you want to go back.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] froetz:
Big thank you.

Works fine on my Device (Darkys Rom) I just replaced the fmradio.pk with this one.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
Force closes when trying to change the region in Gingerbread.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
Modded Gingerbread version uploaded. Found the actual issue now so new versions shouldn't cause any problems.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] robcodemax:
I am not able to update the ROM with the zip for gingerbread...I am using MAGLDR 1.13
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
The update.zip is wrong. I'll fix it when I get home in an hr or two.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
jvb FMRadio with a fixed cwm3 install. Should work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] robcodemax:
I tried it..... it showed successfully installed update...but when I boot into MIUI Android its not there...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] joegamal:
Just a thought, would there be a way to use Android as a radio scanner for a wider range of frequencies by patching FMRadio ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Wo1FeN:
fmradio-ja-jvb-a-s.zip

Installed via CWM on JVB firmware - not work. There is no "JAPAN" region in settings of app.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
fmradio-ja-jvb-bs.zip uploaded. Confirmed working update. (tried it myself :p).

If it doesn't work for you it could be because of:

+ cache needs a wipe, give it a wipe in recovery.

+ MIUI has it's own FMRadio.apk, I think it's FM.apk. It's probably not compatible. backup&delete it before installing this.

+ if all else fails, extract the FMRadio.apk from the update and install it using root explorer or adb.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
JVH FMRadio.apk modded and uploaded.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gonova:
Fail to get FM Radio app

I am using MIUI 1.5.13 MCGv2.2, but I try to download the .zip file here and fail to get the FM Radio app in the ROM.

No matter I try to download the latest JVH one, nor the MIUI-FM Radio one, I still can't get the app at all after I flash in CWM.

Does anyone know why ??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
Hi,

The MIUI FMRadio.apk is from a (much) older MIUI release. MIUI is now based off CM7 and as such has the same 'bugs' CM7 does. eg. No FM Radio support.

Basically nothing in this thread should work with CM7 or current MIUI roms. Stock apps are generally not compatible.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
Didn't realise this went unreplied to,

I actually did have a play with trying to change the frequencies a little more, but it seems it's either a hardware or (driver) software limitation. I can get the FMRadio app to have different boundaries, but it always rubber-bands back to the minimum/maximum frequencies.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] montymintypie:
That's a pity, imagine using this to pick up air traffic control! otherwise, this is a useful mod, thanks:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
Modded JVO fmradio.apk uploaded.

It's untested because I'm on CM7 at the moment, let me know if it doesn't work. (and/or just use JVH's).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] jbdroid:
I just installed gb with japan support and yeah it works! I have been wanting to listen to fm since I arrived here exactly a year ago. This will definitely help me learn the language. Thanks!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
JVP version uploaded.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
jvs modded and on the first post.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mr Majestyk:
I installed JVR version on my JVR ROM, but still only have Europe and USA, and also only get max frequency of 106.3MHz???? I'm in Australia and need 10*MHz range. The only thing this changed is I now have 100kHz channel spacing rather 200kHz. :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
Sorry for the late reply, xda's subscriptions can be a little flakey. (and I've been on holiday :p )

Anyway, give the JVS version a shot and see if it works.

Actually you know, it's a little odd. I was thinking I was already on JVS but I restored back to JVR... which means it's working fine on my phone I guess.

Which also means I can have a quick test too. Let me see...

Just flashed the fmradio-gb-stock-jvr, no problems. takes it back to two options.

re-flashed fmradio-gb-japan-jvr also no problems, adds japan back in.

Try maybe, re-downloading the file? wipe the dalvik cache? do a clear data for the FM radio app?

See if any of that fixes it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mr Majestyk:
Ok I do have Japan as a region, but I don't have 108MHz support. My radio can scan and find frequencies > 106.3MHZ, but I cannot select past 106.3MHz. Australia uses 87.5 - 108MHz, but it doesn't matter what region I select, Japan, USA or Europe I'm still stuck only being able to go to 106.3MHz. I've tried 3 different FM files. Only thing that improved, was my stock JVR radio only allowed 200KHz spacings, but I now have 100kHz spacings. So I don't really need Japan region, just 108MHz support. I'll try the JVS version and wie the data and cache as you say.

Might not matter much as I'm going to flash new ROM this weekend and do a full wipe.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
It's strange. Maybe you should just stick to stock anyway? Europe/US both go 87.5 - 108. You only gain extra lower frequencies with the Japan region.

(Or try restoring to stock and see if that brings it back at the least?)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mr Majestyk:
Funnily enough I was on stock JVR and couldn't select frequencies past 106.3, which is why I started looking around for solution. So far it doesn't matter what I try I can't select > 106.3. I've tried stock JVR, and JVQ radio, same deal. Didn't have this problem when I was on JVP; only difference now is then I was on CF-Root kernel, now I'm on semaphore kernel.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
JVT is up.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] NoBody20013:
hi,

i am searching for the .apk for getting FM Radio working in VillainRom 3.0 Lite version.

i installed "fmradio-gb-stock-jvt-CWM3.zip" but this didnt work for me. i have the FM App now in the menu, but when i start it , i get a FC...

anybody know what i need?

THX!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
If it's cyanogen or miui based this won't work. (And nothing other than someone coding the support into cyanogen/miui will).
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
Ah. VillianRom is a SGS2 rom. That'd be why I'd never heard of it before.

Very doubtful that this would work. You may have better luck trying the cyanogen/miui fmradio.apk.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] raosid:
Does it record as well?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
No, it does not.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] anas_xrt:
Thanks I use it for Thai is working fine
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] gkaz:
FM Radio for Galaxy 3 i5800/i5801

having Galaxy 3 I am using Kyrillos' ROM v8.x and as it does not have the radio I am using the stock file CVM - working great.

Thanks:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] E:V:A:
Hello,

What is the current status on this?

I downloaded the JPY code and found it essentially the same as stock... After decompiling with jd-gui and checking the code, I would say it probably doesn't work for a phone that is bought with stock firmware in a non-Japanese country, since part of the code suggests that it makes various check in the phone setting database, which means, it is not enough to just change APK. (But please correct me if I'm wrong.) In addition I did clearly find some very interesting pieces of code, including the hidden FM radio settings code (already known) and accessed with *#0368#, although I'm not sure what it does as you can specify other values for example, "RSSI" which just doesn't make sense to me...

In addition I recommend the article "Reverse engineering HTC FM Radio for noobs (on EVO 4G)": http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=725870

And here is "some" Cyanogen modified FMradio.apk code:

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...erbread/src/com/android/fm/radio/FMRadio.java

And the CyanogenMod, Telephony.apk

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...ead/core/java/android/provider/Telephony.java

Some other LogCat I found, but that I cannot reproduce.

http://pastebin.com/YQfyaQVw

Seem like this have been resolved in the "FM twoO" App since some time:

https://market.android.com/details?id=ca.gc.crc.fmtwoo
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sargorn:
Current status? Install it and find out? :p All the JV* releases have had basically the same FMRadio.apk packaged, they're all more or less cross-compatible.

I'm currently running a deodexed JVT with this modded FMRadio.apk (on the first post) and it does as I've said. It adds support for a "Japan" region which increases the lower freq range down to 76Mhz.

The Japanese region isn't something I added myself. It's always been in the APK. It was enabled on a very early Australian one and I assume if the Galaxy S that was released in Japan had got the FM Radio hardware, it would've been enabled in firmwares for the SC-O2B.

It's only a single byte change in the decompiled apk to enable the 'hidden' Japanese region.

I made a post about that quite a while ago.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] DonToben:
Dear All,

i have a htc desire hd with gingerbrad an i would like to use the FMRadio with Japan region code. Can I install the apk from post #1. Is this working?

Thank you very much for your help!

Best regards,

Tobi
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xkawer:
After two days of trying, I think I need your help - Samsung GT-S5690, Android 2.3.6 stock

I

disassembled (baksmali -d framework -x fmradio.odex)

edited FmRadioSettingRegionActivity$MyAdapter.smali and changed the byte you found

reassembled (smali -o classes.dex out) --- with -a 10?

pushed classes.dex into FmRadio.apk using 7zip

zipalign -v 4 FmRadio.apk FmRadionew.apk

renamed to FmRadio.apk

deleted FmRadio.odex, replaced apk, set permissions rw-r--r-- with ES

When I try to open FmRadio, it crashes with force close popup, even after reboot.

What am I doing wrong?

---------- Post added at 05:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:22 PM ----------

Edit: smali's fault
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] xkawer:
Made it work with smali 2.0b5 update! Thanks for your changes.txt. Now I have Japan radio for my Galaxy Xcover.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] shunsai:
Nice to know there is still some interest in the Japanese region for FM Radio. I'm sure most of us have moved past Froyo and Gingerbread by now. Has anyone looked into the stock FM Radio app from Jellybean 4.1.2 to find out if there is any Japan region coding hidden in it? It would be great to be able to use the built in recorder to record Japanese radio. Or has anyone looked into creating an Xposed module? Not to be that person who just posts his dev wishlists, but I really have no idea where to begin making such a mod myself.

Not sure if it's of any interest to anyone, but the Galaxy S Radio Widget location selector (by Demboos) works fine in selecting the Japanese band on my Galaxy Note II.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] shunsai:
Record Japanese FM Radio band with 4.1.2 stock app!!

Probably of limited interest to the few of us in Japan interested in recording FM Radio. I've found a bit of a roundabout way of doing so using the stock app on my Galaxy Note II. You can check out my thread in the Galaxy Note II General forum.

Basically though, as I previously posted (sorry for the double post), we can use the Galaxy S Radio Widget to tune to the Japanese FM bands. After that, just open the stock FM Radio app and press record!!

There are a few issues though:

-I still can't use the FM Radio app itself to tune in to those stations. I first have to tune to them using the widget, but once they're tuned in, I can record using the app!

-for some reason, the wav files I've recorded via the FM Radio app don't seem to play back quite right in any of my music apps. They play back perfectly fine in the FM Radio app itself. But not in other programs.

It's not perfect, but much better than I expected! We can now listen to and record FM Radio using the stock app here in Japan!

I'm not software-development-level technically inclined, so if anyone with any know how is interested, the widget developer posted the source code on his blog back when he first created it. That was about 3 years ago, so the link to the source is dead now... but hopefully interest in this project isn't!

It would be great if we could get a tweak for either the widget to manually tune to stations and record, or the FM Radio app itself to tune to the 76-90 mHz band!