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[Fascinate Android Development] PhoenixPath:
Sad but true...

Sent from my stupidfast blackish hole...
[Fascinate Android Development] Retrokid223:
OMG thanks tiger4life. i will be adding this to me dj05 themes later :D
[Fascinate Android Development] CouchSpud:
Oh don't get me wrong, I understand why it hasn't been released yet. I just think it's a little messed to post all these themes and mods for something a lot of people don't have. It's like, "Here, have this spoon. It's made to go perfectly with Cap'n Crunch. Oh you don't have any CC? Damn, that sucks bro."
[Fascinate Android Development] tiger4life:
It's less than ideal. However, anyone who wants DJ05 can get it. They just have to go elsewhere to get it.
[Fascinate Android Development] theraptscallion:
LOL. I feel like the heavy hint dropping on this forum pretty much guarantees that anyone who wants 05 can get it, but by making it slightly more difficult than clicking a link it takes out the stupidest 30%. By making those who want it go to the best place to get help, that further slims down the number of "I don't know what I did nor what I was doing, but my phone doesn't work right anymore and I can't be bothered to search for a fix" threads. The only other way I can think of to do the same thing would be to require people to use adb to install the update, so at least they learn some basic tool use in the process.

That being said, I'm still on 01 and have no intention of upgrading until I see a theme/ROM combo that I fall in love with.
[Fascinate Android Development] CouchSpud:
Same here. I saw a video of the phone booting up with DJ and it seemed to take forever.
[Fascinate Android Development] goldenstorm:
You are my hero tiger4life! Thank you and will be adding to theme later tonight!
[Fascinate Android Development] bL33d:
Done yet? ;)
[Fascinate Android Development] Kamar234:
Sweet! Just asked about this the irc two seconds ago haha.
[Fascinate Android Development] Zalyia38:
Thanks so much!!
[Fascinate Android Development] illtema:
thanks man, i love this
[Fascinate Android Development] sonofskywalker3:
Thank you so much, good to finally have power options back.
[Fascinate Android Development] bL33d:
is there a way to have this along with puzzle unlock?
[Fascinate Android Development] goldenstorm:
Make a file labeled "enable_glass_lock" and place in data/local. Puzzle lock will available immediately thereafter.
[Fascinate Android Development] bL33d:
thanks!!!!!!! :D
[Fascinate Android Development] tiger4life:
Thanks everyone. Glad y'all like the mods. If anyone would like a different style battery, let me know. I can't do them all, but I can do a couple of different versions.
[Fascinate Android Development] goldenstorm:
I am kinda digging the analog style (for now anyways ;))

Also any way to increase the charging animations from 21 to 25 pngs like in the di01 mod? Preferably more but will settle for whatever until I get an opportunity to edit the xmls myself.
[Fascinate Android Development] ryanf:
Or like having some froyo... Lol thought it would fit better, but point taken and agreed.
[Fascinate Android Development] ogxku5h:
bump...............
[Fascinate Android Development] cynikalJ:
Is there anyway to get the original fascinate battery with a percentage in it with dj05. I would love to keep it mostly original with just a percentage in the square default battery.,
[Fascinate Android Development] Poloasis:
I have Dj05 Super Clean ROM install with modem and kernel, everything is working great, btw awesome ROM. I would like to install the reboot_batt_DJ05.zip, do I go by doing this with ROM manager and/or ClockworkMod, meaning placing the zip file in SD boot to Clockwork select the zip file and flash?

Thanks in advance guys.
[Fascinate Android Development] syborg:
I did something wrong....or didn't do it right. I flashed the reboot_batt_DJ05.zip on my phone which is running DJ05 and stupidfast 1.54. I get the battery indicator just fine. The problem is I still only have the basic three options when I power off.

What gives?
[Fascinate Android Development] kcasner:
I have the same problem, and have cleared the cache.
[Android Apps and Games] vladtdr:
So I made this new app, it's on the marketplace now so you can go check it out:P.It's called Snake Catalog and it inlcudes infos,photos and more about 28 different species of snakes, with more to be added soon:P. Check it out,It's 1.36 $, hope you download:P
[Captivate General] Damager:
I havent really been able to find a definitive answer here.

If you have stock 2.1 unlocked, will it remain unlocked after a flash to froyo 2.2? Reason is i have a captivate unlocked on 2.1. for use here in Telecom New Zealand as we have an 850 3G network. I'm worried the phone may relock after an upgrade to 2.2 and I wont be able to unlock it again on 2.2.

Also, which 2.2 rom has HSUPA included? Just starting my captivate upgrade experience and from what i've seen so far, the hsupa needs to be flashed separately in odin or similar? Be best to flash an all inclusive romas I dont think Im confident yet to be flashing separate kernels etc via Odin yet... Been flashing windows mobile roms for years but this is all new territory for me with Android!

Thanks in advance for any assistance provided.
[Captivate General] MikeyMike01:
Any of the i9000 based ROMs ( mine included) gave HSUPA.

Sent from my Captivate
[Captivate General] Damager:
Cheers Mike, looking forward to running your ROM first :-)

Anyone else with an idea of unlocked 2.1 remaining unlocked after flashing to froyo 2.2?

I suppose worst case scenario, it relocks, then i can use clockwork recovery to flash my backup.
[Captivate General] jhernand1102:
I've had mine relock but it's not a big deal if you have your unlock code saved...Just re-enter it and it will work...:D
[Captivate General] baseballfanz:
Yeah it's the same unlock code no matter what software version you're on.
[Captivate General] Damager:
cheers for the reply everyone.
[Captivate General] alphadog00:
Some of the above info is not 100% accurate - you can lose unlock and be in a state where the unlock code does NOT work.

Back up your /EFS partition (making sure to get the nv_data.bin and md5 files). Somehow the encrypted nv_data.bin (new roms) gets changed so it has no unlock code to validate against. If this happens, the old unlock code doesn't work.

If you save the files in your /efs partition, then you are always good.
[Captivate General] andrewjrr:
mine did not relock when i upgraded.
[Captivate General] Damager:
Cheers for that, will definitely backup my efs folder to make sure.
[Captivate General] dajeoo:
Mine didn't relock after the upgrade either
[Captivate General] Algorismus:
How can i back up /EFS partition? Is the imei code change after upgrading to froyo?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reyese24:
I am currently running bionix fusion which i know is an eclair rom however i want to flash obsidian, my question was can i flash a froyo rom just as i would any other rom or do i have to install a kernel for 2.2 and when going back to a 2.1 rom do i have to do anything? Sorry if my question is confusing...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KerryG:
Flash it like anything else (depending on the rom), instructions should be in the first post, most flash just like any other rom.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ScratchSF:
In going from 2.1 to 2.2, you can use CWR to flash the new ROM. The ROMs come with the kernels. But you will want to be sure to follow the install instructions of the ROM you've selected.

Now, if you should decide to go from 2.2 back to 2.1, you will need to flash a 2.1 ROM first. If all if you is a Nandroid recovery without flashing a 2.1 ROM first, you'll have to introduce yourself to ODIN.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reyese24:
so i should be good if say i go from obsidian to bionix as long as i dont do a nandroid backup first thanks for the quick reply by the way
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ScratchSF:
The key word there is *should*. :-)

From what I can tell, if you do a nandroid backup & restore, you want that to be to the same version of the OS. So, you probably don't want to do a backup from a 2.2 ROM and then recover to a 2.1 ROM, or visa-versa. No harm in doing the backup, however. The thing to avoid is the recovery into the wrong ROM.

As long as you flash a ROM that includes the kernel, you *should* be fine. That said, it is possible that something could go wrong, in which case having ODIN around can save you. (It took me several hours to figure out how to get the right drivers to connect my PC to my phone using ODIN. But once I figured that out, flashing JFD on the phone takes only a few minutes. But I don't flash "in the field", only at home - so if something goes wrong, I'm in a position to repair it).

EDIT: I'm not sure why you'd want to go from a 2.2 ROM back to 2.1 if you've already ventured into the custom ROM world. If you're not happy with the Obsidian performance, you might try Onyx or another ROM, like Axura.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SamsungVibrant:
Just to summarize, followed by a question of my own.

Correct me if any of this is wrong. These are the points I gathered from reading this thread.

-Ok Nandroid backup is a program which can be used to backup and at a later time restore your stock firmware, i.e. stock 2.1.

-Backing up your current 2.1 ROM is safe, restoring might get you in trouble if you don't have the correct 2.1 kernal to match.

-Any of the popular 2.2 ROMS (Axura, Macnut, Obsidian) all come with the 2.2 kernal coupled.

-Downgrading from a 2.2 ROM, and restoring your Nandroid Backup of 2.1 can get you into trouble, unless you install a 2.1 ROM first which would restore a 2.1 Kernal at the same time.

Now my question is this. How do you backup not only your 2.1 stock ROM, but your stock kernal also? If you decide you don't like custom 2.2 ROMS and want to go back down to your stock 2.1 rom and kernal, how can you avoid having to install another custom 2.1 ROM with kernal, just to be able to put your restore 2.1 back. Confusing question I know, but basically, how can you just go from a custom 2.2 rom/kernal back to your own stock restore of 2.1(ROM and Kernal), will Nandroid backup the kernal also?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ScratchSF:
Nandroid is the backup/restore component of the ClockworkMod's ROM Manager app. You can use it on any version of the ROM, not only the stock 2.1 version.

Backups are safe. And restoring can get you into trouble if you don't restore to the same version of the OS (more specifically, the kernal, as you've indicated) that you made your backup from.

For this, you have to read the notes for each build. Yes, as a general rule, the latest works are on 2.2 (which means they come with a 2.2 kernal of some kind).

Yes. My trick is that if I flash ROMs, I don't do worry about nandroid. If I'm trying to customize my current ROM, then that's where I do a nandroid. But you have to do what works best for you.

Good question. I've never backed up the kernal. I only flash ones that others have provided. I'll leave that question for people smarter that me to answer. ;-)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SamsungVibrant:
thanks for the info, anyone know the answer to that last question?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lqaddict:
you flash the kernel first and then you restore nandroid for the system that ran on that kernel.

Disclaimer: I am not responsible if you brick your phone :D

EDIT: don't forget the radio/modem as well, it is not being backed up by NANDROID.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ipeench:
Not sure if it was said AND I'm not 100% sure on this but I believe bionix (and a few others) include the kernals in there roms.

and im pretty sure you can just flash over the original fusion you were using and it will also install there kernals.

or you can scope out the bible in the development section to find a kernal.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SamsungVibrant:
umm ok so how do you backup your stock kernal, radio and modem?

So if Nandroid can be used to backup your stock ROM. Then how do you backup your stock kernal, radio, and modem?
[7 Mozart General] JohnQ:
Guys see any 16GB ver. HTC mozart on sale?

in China, saw some mozart have two ver.. i'm 100% sure they are selling legit/authentic phones. not copycat.

8g and 16g. i saw some other places have two versions. these phones are from european countries. just wana ask if you know such things? 16GB??curious. if correct, im gona get one 16g.

edit: just look up the website that European countries DO have 16gb version. code name is T8699. well thats good enough. i ordered one today.

edit 2: 16G version all around the China C2C website...and cheaper and cheaper day by day.
[7 Mozart General] nok_fusion:
yes they have two version of mozart,one with 8GB and an other with 16GB exclusively for T-Mobile germany

here is the link = http://www.t-mobile.de/windows-phone/funktionen/0,21825,25195-_,00.html

/!\ check before u buy it if in china u got the same broadband of T-mobile, normally it might work after see the spec broadband just down :

Europe:

HSPA/WCDMA: 900/2100 MHz

GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz

Asie-Pacifique :

HSPA/WCDMA: 900/2100 MHz

GSM: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
[7 Mozart General] JohnQ:
thanks man., just check the broadband frequency. its compatible in China.
[7 Mozart General] shamreez:
I had seen one 16Gb Mozart for sale in amazon uk site also

Why did'nt orange give us 16 Gb
[7 Mozart General] Hirnteri:
My Mozart has 16 gb too.

Its from tmobile germany
[7 Mozart General] hybor:
Ordered mine yesrerday from tmobile germany .its also16gig. Cant wait to get my hands on;-)
[7 Mozart General] nok_fusion:
i don't know why only T-mobile got the 16gb version :confused:

i Have 32gb now in my Mozart :p
[7 Mozart General] hybor:
Did you replace the memory?

I think 16 gigs enough for my need.

And in case of warrenty i would never took the phone appart.;-) atm i ve got 8 gigs on my x10 and its still enouh room
[7 Mozart General] nok_fusion:
yes i replace the memory but i succeed to keep the warranty ;)

it very shame that only germans Can Have the 16gb version...

why orange don't Have it :(
[7 Mozart General] hybor:
How did you do that? I mean wont they notice the larger memory in case of warrenty?
[7 Mozart General] nok_fusion:
I do the manipulation very gently & the void sticker is always here,if I return the phone I would put the SD card by default (sandisk 8GB) before returning ;)
[7 Mozart General] ekashic:
i want to get a 16G version.Though i have a 8G version
[7 Mozart General] zorro2005:
I known that someone has bought HTC MOzart from T-mobile Germany...

Wich languages we can set on T-mobile version ?

May I set even italian ?
[7 Mozart General] Hirnteri:
Should work, if its unlocked.

I think wp7 is multilanguage. I mean, wp7 wanted to know which language i want at the first start/boot
[7 Mozart General] tori007:
t-mobile 16gig simlock on amazon uk £418
[7 Mozart General] djfuego:
Wait.

I'm waiting till the next batch of win mo 7 hardware is out. this lot seem to be too restrictive.
[7 Mozart General] tonywenz:
Mozart wp7 16 gig?

I heard that the mozart uses micro SD cards. can i change my SD card and put in a 16 gig? where is the slot?
[7 Mozart General] meegulthwarp:
Here you go.

Next time please use the awesome free search function provided at no cost when you became a member for free;)
[7 Mozart General] JohnQ:
mozart in China now only sells around 3400RMB=513USD for 16GB version. authentic one of course i'm saying.
[7 Mozart General] kabumm:
German prices (16 GB as well) go around 470-500 USD ;)

Ive paid 380€ = 490 USD.
[7 Mozart General] WinUser009:
too much! I've paid 285 €, brand new.. not used or opened :P
[7 Mozart General] agp64:
16GB and 8GB are the same price at this site. ???

http://www.mobicity.com.au/phone-categories/smartphones/windows/windows-phone.html
[7 Mozart General] kabumm:
I don't use ebay ;)
[7 Mozart General] kiwidoc:
Yep, i got mine at the NZ version of mobicity. Only hassle is can't cahnge the default search screen from within explorer, it takes you to the t-mbiule.de site. I did do 3 years of german at high school, but that was a long time ago...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mtyberyu:
hey there guys,

i updated the rom of my HD2 with the latest version available on Htc site. the problem now is that time changes by itself and though i have checked "get time from the internet " it can`t update corectly

gmt+2 is set , i put the time corect and after some time it goes by itself one hour or 2 in advance, sometimes even more.....don`t know where the problem is.....

I connect it to the internet and though it sees my location good it can`t get and keep the right hour!

What could be the problem??

Thanks
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mibo:
Try search next time. There are several discussions about this. This works for me.

Go to Settings\ Menu\ All settings\ Personal\ Phone\ Gsm/umts Services\

Time Synchronisation\ Then press Get Settings, Unselect the box and press ok!

seems to be working for me.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] woodsman:
I´m also having this problem.

A few ours after setting the correct time, it´s suddenly several ours of - often as much as 1.5 day of actually.

I have hardreseted but the problem is still there.

I have also tried the solution above without success.

Does anybody know whats going on?
[Legend General] tizaktizak:
is rooting enough?
[Legend General] rajasyaitan:
Elaborate please. Do u want to unlock it so you can use it with any sim?
[Legend General] tizaktizak:
exactly...
[Legend General] Lanpirate:
Maybe it already is unlocked. My virgin mobile Legend was unlocked. Try a sim from another carrier and see if you can make a call.
[Legend General] Rapier:
If you bought it with an offer or a plan from your carrier, it might be locked to that carrier (mine is too).

To answer the question, NO, rooting does not unlock it. You have to purchase an unlock code from your operator (check with them what conditions apply to this) or from Internet (there are a lot of unlocking sites with prices around 10-40 USD for unlock). The procedure is the same...you provide the IMEI and operator/country and they provide the code. Then you insert an unaccepted SIM and enter the code.

After unlocking (one way or another), this is permanent. It is not affected by the ROMs you're flashing
[Legend General] were2:
maybe the rebell simcard works.

but regulary you need to request an unlock from vodafone wich is pretty expensive.
[Legend General] tizaktizak:
thank you all....i'll check it out
[Legend General] Rapier:
I've checked with Vodafone (RO) last Friday for this. The answer was simple. If I want to get it unlocked, it'll cost me 50 EUR inside the contract period (I have a min 2 years contract) or, 10 EUR if it is done after the minimum contract time has gone (that is after 2 years).

To be honest, I just found (searching on this forum) a link to a site that unlocks it for 10 USD...so when I'll need this I'll surely go for it.
[Legend General] dc/dc:
Scheiße! €50 for an unlock?!?
[Legend General] Rapier:
In Romania, everything's possible :)

I don't know the unlock fees and conditions for other countries, might be lower.
[Legend General] dc/dc:
Yes, it is much lower in the US where I used to live (usually around €7/$10), and T-Mobile would provide the code for free after 90 days on contract or earlier if you were travelling outside the US. At €50 plus whatever fee is charged to break the contract early, I would think it would be cheaper to just buy a mobile sim-free and unlocked.
[Legend General] Rapier:
I won't need to have SIM free in order to break the contract earlier. I still want to remain with Vodafone...just that when traveling abroad, it might prove to be cheaper if I use a local SIM instead of using mine in roaming.

The guaranty is dead anyway from the moment I've rooted the phone and went for another ROM. I don't think that a SIM unlock code purchased cheaper on Internet will bring any changes to this...so, when I'll need it, for sure I won't give 50 EUR to Vodafone. I could better buy you all beers for the 40 EUR difference and make a good thing, instead of giving that to Vodafone, that anyway doesn't help at all (we don't even have the official update available and no news about it either)
[Legend General] were2:
wasnt it htc romania which said that unbranded phones will get the froyo update?

however i think they just unlock the phone the same way vodafone does so it doesnt really matters.

just spend the money on beer and be lucky with your unlocked phone ;)
[Legend General] Rapier:
Don't know that. The update is not yet available neither at HTC nor Vofafone...and I don't care either. Meanwhile I'm enjoying CM RC2...
[Legend General] tizaktizak:
can some one put a link to a trustful unlocking site?
[Captivate General] Stephenxda:
I enable mobile ap on my cappy and use my iphone for navigation. And i thought my 3gs was just going to be a paper weight:p:p:p:p
[Captivate General] MicroBeta:
I gave mine to my wife :D

Mike
[Captivate General] skinien:
iCoaster.

10 char
[Captivate General] buddy17:
i wanted to do the same with my old 3g...but too bad the thing completely crapped out when i updated to ios 4.0. My silent switch hasn't worked for over a year, the sleep button hasnt worked for a few months now, and then the 4.0 update broke wifi and gps somehow.
[Captivate General] DAGr8:
sorry I have to add , thats what y' all get for buying Ifruits !:confused:
[Captivate General] buddy17:
what?? we get a working gps??

(except mine for some reason haha)
[Captivate General] nooomoto:
I sold mine and went drinking to celebrate.
[Captivate General] MicroBeta:
Why? What's wrong with the iPhone. I have one and I like it. I prefer my Captivate but, from a functionallity standpoint, there's very little difference between my iPhone and my Captivate.

Just becasue I think the Android OS is better, I prefer the display on my Captivate, and it's faster doesn't make my iPhone a bad smart phone.

Mike
[Captivate General] Slc60:
I used it to hold my cappy, so I don't put any scratches on my baby :) but im glad i finally sold my iphone. except i do miss it...
[Captivate General] danix180:
Same here. She's super excited. It has The Wifi and she's using it. ;)

ATT is a big jerk. They keep adding the 2gb data plan by default. I have to call them every month and cancel it.
[Captivate General] InobleI:
I sold mine for 500 and bought my captivate for 300 :) made two hundie
[Captivate General] ryusen:
when the iphone 4 first came out, i was almost thinking about doing the same (except with an unlocked Desire)
[Captivate General] InobleI:
You should have it was Well worth it, I have no regrets so far
[Captivate General] Dani897:
I don't understand this thread, the iphone 3g/3gs has horrible gps. The captivate is quirky but our performs my iphone any day. unless you men an iphone4

I have actually seen the iphone show me on the wrong side of the hudson river. My aunt had a 3g as well, same thing. Tom tom had to build a car dock with a gps system to get reliable navigation on the iphone.

My captivate works on my passenger seet my iphone barely works if I stick it out the window. Trusting my iphone for nav has made me late to a job interview losing its lock at the most in opportune times.

I think there is a big placebo effect with the captivate, the gps isn't that bad. With jf6 it worked about like my iphone, poor performance without a clear view of the sky but tracked fine if it could get a lock. If anything that's a step up from the iphones I used.

Jf7 could lock in all sorts of situations but wouldn't track, ji6 leak would lock and track but it had a bug where the gps would turn off after 6 minutes if I set it to ms based. Jj4 was flawless but occasionally slow to lock because it would get new gps data every once in a while. Each rom has its quirk but its always been better than my iphone, though never as good as my friends incredible.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897
[Captivate General] david717:
Your iphone 3g/3gs had a bad GPS. My iPhone 3g had great GPS performance... then again when comparing to my cappy, moss on a rock has better GPS ;)