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[Desire HD Android Development] Walker Street:
My Planet 3 rom is a backup of a 'stock' rom (made using clockworkmod recovery's nandroid backup feature), with no tweaks or user data added. So, you could use it. You'd need to follow the method described above though. You need clockworkmod recovery in order to restore it.
[Desire HD Android Development] jonkers71:
Help

Hello.

I also have a 3 mobile Desire HD here in australia. I am having a little trouble. Was wondering if you's could help.

I want to load a different rom. Leedroid or Defrost. Not sure yet but i am struggling.

I have used visionary r14 to permaroot the phone. I have done a backup with titanium and i have rom manager. This is where i get stuck.

All the stuff i have read does not make this really clear. I want to make a backup of the rom that is loaded just incase i ever want to turn it all back.

I go into rom manager and i click on Backup Current ROM

phone reboots and a pic of the phone comes up and it has a red ? above it. phone restarts and nothing happens.

I am unsure what to do and where to go from here.

Any help would be great.

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Doesent matter. I got it sorted and was able to do a backup.

Took me a while but got there. Has anybody put on a different rom yet like either of the ones i have mentioned?
[Desire HD Android Development] Walker Street:
Hi jonkers71

Rom manager does not work for the desire HD yet. The guy who writes the rom manager app also writes the 'official' clockwork mod recovery. Paul's clockworkmod for the desire HD is not supported yet by rom manager. By the way, Paul is the same guy who wrote visionary. My file is a backup of a blank planet 3 rom, so you can keep it as a backup. You need Paul's clockwork mod installed (after you root your phone) in order to make backups and do restores. Clockwork mod does exactly the same thing as rom manager except it runs after you take the battery out, put it back in, and boot while pressing volume down. It runs in text mode (like a dos program or a BIOS in a PC). Its really simple. Just choose backup or restore. Most custom roms are installed using clockworkmods 'install from zip' option. See the tutorial thread by Paul which tells you how to install clocmworkmod. Its by far the easiest way to install, backup and restore roms. The backup command backs up all your data too. This is also a more reliable backup in most situations than titanium because its a bit like a ghost or acronis disk image in a PC.
[Desire HD Android Development] jonkers71:
just edited first post.

Was able to get it up and running. Just wasnt reading the info correctly.

Is there any way of installing leedroid or defrost then after i have the back up?
[Desire HD Android Development] Walker Street:
Follow the tutorial on rooting the phone and installing 'eng hboot' (which is simply a text based menu that appears when you boot the phone while pressing volume down). Install Paul's clockwork mod using his tutorial. Download leedroids rom and put it on your SD card. Turn off the phone by pressing power for 2 secs and selecting turn off. Take the battery out. Put it back in. Press and keep pressing volume down, while you tap the power button. A text menu appears, select 'recovery', then select 'install from zip'. 2 minutes later you have a new rom. Select reboot from the menu.
[Desire HD Android Development] jonkers71:
Thanks for the info. Was pretty sure i knew how to do it. ran into a slight snag though and thats why i asked.

Guess it works better when you have the right rom to flash. hahaha. anyways all on and running now.
[Desire HD Android Development] Sonnyhood:
yep leedroid 1.2, 1.3, 1.3a and just now 1.4.

I am on 3 network also.

A couple of family have DHD from 3 with stock roms and they are shockingly slow.
[Desire HD Android Development] erichung_13:
Hey guys i am in need of help. I am getting terrible battery life with cm7 because every radio i try gives me bad reception for wifi and singal causing a greater battery drain :( could anyone recommend the best radio for cm7 gingerbread?

By the way my location is Australia Victoria if that is any help. Thanks in advance
[Desire HD Android Development] wineds:
has anyone got 2.37.861.8 ota yet? if so could someone please post it? A rooted version would be nice :)
[Desire HD Android Development] mphoneclinic:
hi Guys i am after the ship rom for this 3 aus to revive a dead DHD.

thanks in advanced
[XPERIA X2 General] yasser86:
When i tried to update my X2 through sony erriccson update program . said found new update , and after it downloaded it

imediatly said Update failed!

and my battery was about 70% charged through the orignal charger .

any help about this please thnx .
[XPERIA X2 General] yasser86:
When i closed Sony Erricson PC-Suit from the task bar ( Right-click And Exit ) and restarted the Installation . the problem soved .and the phone is updated :)

Problem Solved Thanks.
[Captivate General] johnny9831:
Anyone else having issues with the video and audio not syncing properly when watching video? I tried the many video programs including the stock Samcung Video Player and everything seems to lag.

Tried transferring video files through Samsung Kies and simple drag-and-drop...and both have same results.

Wondering if it's my phone that is defective?

Thanks!
[Captivate General] exparrot:
I've been using the Video Player with a ton of downloaded content and in general I find at the best of times the audio is off by a fraction of a second.

Yesterday I had a giant lag in an episode of Mad Men that was working just fine earlier that day.

I loaded up the task manager (Froyo build) and killed everything, restarted the video player and it seemed to improve.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtc2and:
I upgraded to Froyo and am having problems.

I updated Kies, connected the phone and everything seemed to go ok.

However, it won't reboot fully.

I keep getting "the process (various).... had stopped unepectedly.. Please try again" with the force close option.

However I can't clear that. It just keeps looping. Logsprovider seems to be the jam, but gmail, media, daily briefing etc all show up as apps that have been forced closed.

I have done a factory reset but that did not make any difference.

Any advice?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtc2and:
Sorted it!

The factory reset option with wipe all data sorted it.

Took me ages to figure out the factory reset option but got there in the end.
[Wildfire Android Development] nerosm:
hi

can u please help me :) i cant restore my backup.. when i select it from recovery and reboot phone my screen stuck on "htc" logo. whats wrong?

Sorry for my english!
[Wildfire Android Development] manash148:
Before flashing did you select full data wipe and factory reset.??
[Wildfire Android Development] nerosm:
yes.. its wrong? :confused:
[HD2 General] jallasopp:
Got my phone back from service for not receiving some sms and calls. The mainboard was switched. The problem seems to be fixed, but now i have a new one.

Aprox 5-7 reboots (soft reset) daily. Doesn't seem to matter if i use it or if its just laying around.

Tried hard reset a couple of times. And it keeps rebooting with no apps installed. The sim card is new.

Any ideas?

And one other thing. When I update the weather, the clock adds an hour. I can change it back manually, but the alarm wont follow. Really annoying.

OS

5.2.21913 (21913.5.94)

Manila

2.5.20181527.0

ROM

3.14.409.2 (04666) NOR

Radio

2.15.50.14
[HD2 General] josemedina1983:
try updating your phone again or reflashing a custom rom. if your restore your back up stuff it might be something there thats might be making your phone go nuts. I notice I had a major lag issues no matter what rom I flashed it to until I notice it was my back up.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
Hey guys,

You have probably already seen my previous work on WorldCup App for WM (WP7 Style).

This time I want to let you know that I've just published a new open source project in codeplex, called Fleux.

It's a UI engine that can provide a very smooth user experience to your C# .Net Compact Framework application, with a friendly API.

It also provides a powerful animation, and transitions engine, and features kinetic scrolling and a Panorama control.

There still work to be done, but I think the foundation is done.

I'm planning to implement more controls soon. I'm developing Fleux in my free time, and that's the main issue I have now. If any of you are interested in helping me or in using Fleux for your project, just send me a PM.

To see what I'm talking about, I've recorded a video preview.

Unfortunately, I cannot post outside links here yet, but you can watch the video in youtube if you search for "Fleux Preview".

If anybody else can please post the links to the video and the project at codeplex, that would be awesome.

Looking forward to hearing from you!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
Reserved

For future posts
[Windows Mobile Software Development] jerrya:
Looks great! I see that its for HD2, what are the chances of running this on an Imagio? If you need beta testers, or would like to see its possibility to run on an 'older' phone, let me know. I am running the Imagio with 6.5, sense 2.1 (stock verizon rom) and just a few speed tweaks and visual updates.

And to throw down what I can, here is the video link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4iXmKc_MqQ

And the link to the website:

http://fleux.codeplex.com/

Its really wicked fast, and the potential is really something I see progressing very very far! Nice work!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
Hi Jerry, thanks for posting the links.

I already answered you in the PM, just send me an email and I'll send you a CAB for testing the demo in your HTC Imagio.

Thanks again!

-J
[Windows Mobile Software Development] charm1718:
Will this only be for Capacitive screen phones?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
It can run on any touch screen windows mobile 5+ device with .Net CF 3.5.

Obviously the smoothest run is in HTC HD2, and the current version of the Panorama control is not optimized for Square screen devices or for Landscape.

However, you can tweak your app if you're targeting slower devices for getting better performance. I'll be posting some samples showing some of those tweaks to enable building a fleux app targeting an older hardware.

I was also thinking on enable/disable features based on the hardware the app is running, but there is nothing yet about it.

Remember that this is an open source project, you can read the source code, you can play with it, you can change it according to your needs. I want to hear what you guys need for your apps, and let's work to make it possible. Fleux is already a great foundation for having an outstanding UX for your .net CF app.

Unfortunately I don't have the time for build another app showcasing it, my previous effort was a World Cup App in June, using an early panorama approach. That one got 60.000+ users, and great feedback. This time I want to be focused on the UI engine, and let you build the apps. I'm here to help.

-J
[Windows Mobile Software Development] radiance26:
Waiting your release to try, but it seems really amazing.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lesscro:
Damn ! is cool...

i love it... so fast and responsive.... damn...

so great !
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
If you wanna take a look at it, you can download the latest source code from Fleux project site at Codeplex and build it in VS 2008. Fleux is just C# .Net CF 3.5 code.

I'm currently finishing the Pivot control (which is looking great) and then I'll start adding some other missing controls.

If any of you want a cab file with the Fleux demo, just drop me a PM with your email, and I'll send you the installer.

It's in early stages yet, but you will get the demo you can see in the video.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] brandi:
Awesome! I have been thinking about writing an UI Engine for a while, but this looks so great! Revive WinMo :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] brandi:
May I use your early Version you have postet @ Codeplex to bring out a prove of concept for one of my applications?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
Brandi, that would be really awesome!

Feel free to download the latest source code and play with it. Use it freely in your proof of concept and send me all the feedback you have from it. I'm sure you will need elements or features that are not implemented yet, but all that feedback will help me prioritizing my work, and I can also help you with pointers about how can you get the UX you're looking for.

You can also send me an email to jose at mobilepractices dot net explaining what UI do you have in mind and I can give some advice to speed up your work on it.

Thanks!

-J
[Windows Mobile Software Development] avlon:
I usually just lurk here but I had to break my silence just to say...

WOW...AMAZING WORK!!!!

Though I recently upgraded to an Epic 4G...I would love to play with this on my Touch Pro 2 just for kicks. I really love pushing that device to it's limits for some reason.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] brandi:
Thank you for your open minded policies ;)

I will do some Concept Studies and then give you a feedback to the current status of the UI!

I had pretty much the same in mind, since I saw WP7 I thought, that it cannot be impossible to have such an ui in the normal winCE environment. But you are doing a great job on this, and I don't think we need the same UI twice.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lesscro:
With Fleux...

You can with good knowledge of Windows Mobile create a panoramic UI to erase Original UI...

If you need some graphics...

LeSScro is here to serve communauty...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
I'm sure we all know the potential of Windows Mobile, but such an outdated UI has been making it look like the ugly and avoidable platform, even with the great efforts from HTC and some XDA devs here for changing it, tackling mostly the home screen experience.

I'm glad you like my work on this. It's great that you had the same idea in mind. Actually, I agree with you, we don't need the same nice UI twice, but we do need at least a single awesome UI, and if you have been thinking on this, I'm sure you have tons of interesting stuff to contribute with this project. I'm working on fleux in my free time, and that's my main issue right now, I don't have enough time to build all what I have in mind as fast as I want. If you can focus your work on building some of the missing stuff on fleux, that would be great. I'll be really glad to provide you all the help for the fastest ramp up and to go right to the point.

-J
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
Thanks again LeSScro!

We will definitely need some help on that area, so stay in touch.

:)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] brandi:
Awesome, I am on!

I'll need to spend a little time reading your code, but I am very willed to contribute some controls, UI Elements needed for this awesome UI!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] brandi:
So, here is my first try of a Demo programm!

Its not perfect so far, but you can see what this UI can do ;)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
Awesome work Brandi! And that was really quick. I feel that's a very good sign so far.

I've just pushed another source code change set to Codeplex, with a first approach for a Pivot control. It also has an additional template for titled groups, and some new parameters in the TextElement for text-wrapping support (without the need of using the DrawingGraphics DrawMultiline() primitive).

I'm working on a compatibility mode for enabling fleux to run on slower devices with a nice performance. That's my focus right now.

Please send me an email with your feedback about the experience of developing a fleux app. That would be definitely very useful.

Thanks!

-J
[Windows Mobile Software Development] ezzie:
Wow. incredible work. I look forward to following your collective works to their completion. I can't help with anything other than testing, but if you ever need non expert testers for anything.....ie the "is it idiot proof" testing phase, let me know, more than happy to help you out. and i am an expert at testing the idiot proof concept of any new program, UI or progress

ezzie
[Windows Mobile Software Development] majkeljj:
interesting app, but almost unusable on Touch Pro:( I think I need stronger phone for this app and UI.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Mr. Equalizer:
Sorry wrong Thread.

EDIT: Tried trafficmate0.3 and its very slow on my Touch Pro2
[Windows Mobile Software Development] brandi:
Yeah. As I said, it is a tech preview... If you don't have an internet connection on startup it will crash.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
Compatibility Mode for Slower Devices

Touch Pro and Touch Pro 2 cannot run the current demo build as smooth as the HD2. That's one of the reasons I didn't publish the CAB file yet. I know there are many people willing to test the app in slower devices, and I've just started the optimization pass for getting that. This is what I call Compatibility Mode. The most critical control in this case is, of course, the panorama, and there is where I'm focusing most of my efforts. There are also some issues to fix in QVGA devices like a few scaling bugs. I'm trying to fix them before making a massive beta.

As far as I've seen, the pivot and list controls are working pretty good in slower devices, but the only "slower" device I have is a Samsung Epix, which has a 700+ Mhz processor, and I know that's not really slow.

I already have several e-mails from people wanting to beta test the optimized version, and I think I'll be sending that version soon and get the first feedback to make the second pass.

Stay tuned and there will be news around it.

Cheers,

-J
[Windows Mobile Software Development] majkeljj:
ok. thank you for answer :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Panchiron:
Hello, Jose.

I have just sent you an email with my first and "exciting" impressions about fleux for "turtle devices".

Greetings!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kliptik:
This is HOT!!! As mentioned before, it's pretty choppy on the Touch Pro/Touch Pro 2, but if that can be cleared up, this will be HUGE! I will definitely be keeping tabs on this thread!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] alphadeeto:
wow.. this is awesome!

looking forward for apps with this fleux! I was using the World Cup app in my XDA IIs and running quite fast for such an old device (well, it's quite a powerful old device anyway :D).. was that using this fleux?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] HeadHunter2009:
I try traffic mate on my HTC Blue Angel. And it works pretty quick.:eek:

Nice work.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] addicus:
I just tried the trafficmate03 demo on my HD2 and am very impressed. I don't speak German so using the app for a long period of time won't occur. I will say the flow of the program felt like the HD7 I played with for over 30 minutes last week. If this how the UI will feel than it is a certain winner if it's stable. Count me in for beta testing!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lesscro:
Yeah for sure... this New Fleux can kick ass API over XDA...

Now everybody can have a WP7 feature without "locked device"...

Awesome...

Don't forget... LeSScro is here for any graphics... :D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] meltwater:
The world cup app was superb, excellent to see the controls being made available.

As soon as I have a suitable use, I shall have a go at programming with it!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mirakle:
I've tried your demo and it looks very good. It just feels like 6.5 is still not dead. :eek:

There is great potential here.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] orb3000:
Hope soon available to test:)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kliptik:
Is there any estimates on when the next release will be available? I'm considering reworking my KD-Font app to use this UI, but a lot of the KD-Font following is not using HD2 devices, so I was hoping the next release would be optimized for slower devices.

TIA!!!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kliptik:
Oops........
[Windows Mobile Software Development] joemp:
I'll be pushing the latest source to CodePlex during this week.

It already has several optimizations for slower devices, and it also has some little new features, like an IndeterminateProgressBar with the WP7 style.

I'll send a new demo for beta testing as soon as I can, to be sure that the optimization results are what I expect. The early optimization feedback was really good but the second optimization pass was deeper and it includes some simplifications of the threading scheme to guarantee a better UI thread responsiveness.

Thanks for your interest. I'll be posting some news really soon!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] kliptik:
Awesome! Thanks for keeping us updated!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lesscro:
Wait for new update...

and DEmo cab..; always ready to start a project with a developper...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] shockedpie:
I am too, waiting for a release. any news?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Mike Lowrey:
Is it possible for you to add Visual Studio design time support?

I really like your approach and would like to use it, but it's much easier if the result is directly visible while designing the ui :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] Igor Russkih:
Just in case someone is interested. I'm supporting a win32 port of fleux. It could be found on codeplex at "cail/fleuxdesktop2" branch.

This basically allows to use PC for fleux-based development.

Also on that branch some bugfixes and a set of minor features could be found (I need that for my project which is of course fleux-based).
[Windows Mobile Software Development] addicus:
Is this going anywhere? It is so nice and fluid but I'm not seeing any development.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] lesscro:
i agree, this project can be The new Base Ui like SenseSDk...

but minor interest by dev...

or work in secret cave, to purpose a good news...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] filtragem:
Please don't forget to support HVGA.

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Software Development] addicus:
I went ahead and posted the link to this thread in the "Save WM" thread that just got started. I think what you have created here could be a great foundation on us keeping our WM phones viable for quite a while. Here is the link to that thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10789332&posted=1#post10789332.

Also I would suggest you name the program simply "Smooth Panorama" instead of Fleux so it could catch on better to the rest of the community. We are in a battle vs the extinction of our phones!:D
[Windows Mobile Software Development] georgekg:
Nice idea! Great work! Can't wait release version!

Respect!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] adazamim:
A complete noob

Hello joemp,

Hi there everyone,

As was said on the title, I am a complete noob.

I tried to keep up with phrases and tech terms mentioned but I failed.

Correct me if I am wrong, and further excuse my unawareness:

Sir. joemp, you're developing a way to have the looks and functionality of WP7 on a WM 6.5 and WM 6.5.x HD2, without having to install the WP7.

Am I correct? and if not would you mind elaborate?

I love my WM 6.5.5 HD2 for the functionality, stability, speed and for being a reliable everyday business platform.

I'll never jump up to WP7, for limitations imposed.

I'd love keeping my WM6.5.5 with new looks.

You can count me in as a BETA tester, if this is the project you're trying to develop.

Thank you sir. joemp for your efforts. I really appreciate your work even if it isn't what I think it is.

Thank you again.