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[Streak 5 General] mancterrier:
http://android.modaco.com/content-page/311538/hardware-hacking-this-puppy-input/page/60/

Start with the post by Stephen Davidson..
[Streak 5 General] smokku:
It's class2 indeed.

Replacing with faster should give better user experience.

byte-to-byte copy of the original card is proved to work.
[Streak 5 General] da_jojo:
i was looking at it too. it seems there is some danger to it . when you replace the sdcard you cannot swap it for a bigger one and use it as a whole drive. the android systemstuff which is on the sdcard needs to be 2GB in size. i donno if something changed in 2.2 but i guess it still needs to be 2GB. you can however split the sdcard and mount the rest of it after boot-time. would be nice if it could mount right at boot. this requires root also.
[Nook Color General] giantsfan:
Courtesy of Zedley...

zedley

Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2010

Posts: 6

Uninstalling

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For those trying to uninstall stuff, a Q&D way of doing it:

Code:

adb shell ls /data/app ---- to get the full name of the apk

adb shell rm -r /data/app/#APPNAME

I'm not sure about dependencies and whatnot, but it got the app out of extras (after a reboot) and removed the apk off my device, which is all I care about at this point.
[Nook Color General] Pinesal:
There are also some apps that let you uninstall. I am using FolderOrganizer. You can use Advanced Task Manager too and there are plenty of others.
[Nook Color General] rholm:
Is this functionally equivalent to "rm /mnt/app/<apk> -rf" command in the scp install method?

Cheers,

Rich
[Nook Color General] HotShotAzn:
EDIT: NVM, got it :)
[TG01 General] Kalas_22:
Have had some problem when connecting to the pc using USB or Bluetooth. On the phone itself the connection goes fine all the way (i even manage to download 200mb or 400mb files with opera)

On the computer i also have one USB 3g modem witch works fine and that was confirmed by my ISP.

Have tried Toshiba support to see what was their point, and, although they reply very fast (under one day) the messages are not very conclusive. i leave then have to see what you guys think

"thank you for contacting us again.

You need Windows Mobile Device Centre in order to have the drivers installed and make sure Windows Mobile Device Centre displays ‘Connected’ status. As soon as you have checked this, disconnect the device from the PC, select ‘disk drive mode’ as connection type, re-connect the device to the PC and select ‘Internet Sharing’ within Menu. Then tap on ‘Connect’ at the very bottom of the screen.

We trust that this resolves your query, please do not hesitate to contact us again if required.

Best Regards, "

so when i want to have internet on my computer i am slave to MobileDEvice Center is seems.... anyway this method doesnt work for me so the problem remains the same.
[TG01 General] drupad2drupad:
No it doesn't mean you are the slave of Mobile Device center.

They want you to connect to Mob Device Center once, and then download the correct drivers needed for your phone. All you have to do is wait till it says 'Connected' which means that your phone has all the necessary drivers.

I am presuming the rest of the steps are straightforward on your device - so next time you connect device, follow the steps above and it should work according to their reply!
[TG01 General] Kalas_22:
OK, i have seen one Unidentified Device when i connect the phone with usb mode . The windows fails to install it but the connection goes ok the same way (until it fails a bit later).

Anyway, another thing i noticed is, the USB 3g Modem i have Hits the 3.2 Mbit whitch is its maximun speed , but the phone fails to even reach its 7.2.... will it be because of the missing driver? (whitch i have no clue how o install) Is this the same procedure for any phone that uses USB (Android , IOS) needs drivers to work properly?

Thank you
[TG01 General] drupad2drupad:
Can I ask if you have installed Windows Device Center or Active Sync using a CD that comes with TG01 or not?
[TG01 General] Kalas_22:
I have installed from the Microsoft website, Windows mobile device center.
[TG01 General] Kalas_22:
Have now tried the same on another computer with Windows XP (Active Sync), and the problem is the same as with windows7 (and Ubuntu) where i have already tried.

I am using one Toshiba OFFICIAL Rom, with USB the connections takes a bit more to set up but normally lasts more time connected, with bluetooth, it connects very fast but when it breaks, the PHone crashed completely and the only way to continue is reset..

Want to know if anyone has similar issue

thanks
[TG01 General] Kalas_22:
Have had the following reply after trying to contact toshiba Aggain

"It is normal for the connection to be slower trough the Internet sharing than your normal computer Internet connection. Please note that the phone has different technical specification than your PC has. Also, the Internet connection that you share has different technical specification than the one you get from your home broadband.

We trust that this resolves your query, please do not hesitate to contact us again if required. #

Can someone explain what does this actually mean? The TG01 Cant be used as a 3G Usb Modem ?

thanks
[TG01 General] Kalas_22:
Anybody used or is using the TG01 as a Data modem for the pc?
[G Tablet General] dragonfly1113:
Thinking about asking for the gtab for christmas and i've seen many videos that were very well done by ehunyadi and i see the buttons on his device are in the upper right hand corner when holding it and there are 4 buttons however on sear's and kmarts website the G Tablet i find only has 3 buttons on it, these are the same device correct?

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00382001000P?prdNo=1&blockNo=1&blockType=G1

Notice the 3 buttons above and in ehunyadi's videos the buttons there are 4 of them.

Just confirming that the image on sears and kmarts web sites is just wrong.
[G Tablet General] rayden25:
Yes, pictures on sears and kmart are of the wrong tab. The specs are right, it's just the wrong picture.
[G Tablet General] dragonfly1113:
So if i was to ask for the one on kmart or sears website it will be the right device right? the one listed above that is.
[G Tablet General] rayden25:
Yes, order from sears or kmart for $379 will be a g-tablet like we ar discussing here.
[G Tablet General] dragonfly1113:
sweet thanks :) cant wait, if i dont get it as a gift ill def be buying it as my own gift.
[About XDA developers] gaijin1%:
I'm not trying to be a WP7 hater when I say this, but shouldn't WP7 be paired with iPhone on the new xda site? I only say this due to their similarities.

This version of xda should probably focus on more open OSs like Android, WinMo~6.5 and webOS.

BTW, could you please remove twitter from the comments area? You might as well just write Echo, echo, echo...... all the way down the page.
[About XDA developers] AdrianK:
The only reason the iPhone section is separate from XDA is that it is a non-hTC and does not run the same OS that other hTC devices do. Hence the Droid has a subforum although it's not by hTC, because many discussions relating to Android on the forum are still relevant to the device. Since the iPhone is the only iOS phone that does not apply.
[About XDA developers] Master™:
No, it needs to stay here..

It is windows, if you are going to remove one of them, why are you leaving the others? Makes no sense...
[About XDA developers] -WP7User-:
I think WP7 (or better said: the WP7 Devices) should stay right here, where they are. That's just my opinion, but I think that if someone cracked WP7, so that we can have other OS's on it, it'll be pretty "open" too. I hope you understand, what I mean...'Cos WM6.5 itself isn't an open OS, too, is it?
[About XDA developers] MacaronyMax:
This site started with WM and should stick with WM, No matter what version :D

Although it would increase the amount of devving over at iPD, It's very little at the moment, although that should change when we release our w.i.p :p ;)
[Android Themes] xaffron:
REWARD:

Any skinner that creates and either posts or sends me a valid OMC theme to publish gets the full app for free!

One More Clock! has been on the market for a few weeks, and recently I've added a powerful skinning engine to the app. However, what's a good skinning engine without skins? The first place I thought of was XDA.

So without further ado:

The app is available on the market as One More Clock Free... the apk is also attached.

1) Add one OMC widget to your home screen. Then click on the clock to get to the options screen.

2) Click on "Widget Theme" to download the starter pack. After that is done, you will have an /OMC folder on your sd card.

3) Click on "Enable/Disable Widget Sizes" from the prefs screen and enable Theme Tester. Back out until you get back to your home screen.

4) The attached 4 tutorials can then be unzipped over the existing content in the OMC folder.

5) Look at the 00control.xml file in each of the four folders for a detailed tutorial on how OMC skinning works!
[Android Themes] xaffron:
The OMC Theme Tester (the Raccoon) is a handy tool for rapid tweaks and changes to your theme:

1) Once you have a valid basic xml file, copy the theme folder to the SD card using ADB explorer or similar.

2) Fire up the OMC theme tester on your phone/emulator, and select your theme from the list.

3) the 4x2, 4x1 and 3x1 widgets are rendered onscreen and re-read from sdcard every 3 seconds.

4) make any changes you have for the fonts, bitmaps or 00control.xml file from your computer, and push to the phone via ADB to see the changes instantly!

When you're happy with the theme, just zip up the theme folder and rename the extension to .omc .

To offer downloads of the theme to paid users, after you upload the .omc file, rename the http:// to omc:// and https:// to omcs:// . OMC (paid version) is configured to automatically install any themes found at an omc: link, no download/unzip required.

Thanks!
[Android Themes] xaffron:
I guess I can go first, too...

Since I laid down a reward for skinners, I guess I should prove OMC to be worth your time. Here you go (Iron Indicant)... this theme was created in 2 hours over the last two days (mostly photoshopping the background).

The clock face rotates with the time of day. There aren't many clock widgets out there that can render that...

Or this one (Hello Droid) - just something fun and different. Can I interest anyone?

Or how about this (Vertical)?
[Android Themes] xaffron:
And second...

Here's a theme that a tester submitted to me earlier. Anyone interested?
[Android Themes] xaffron:
And third.

Just one more for today - Dyma Dynamics.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lasersocks:
Hey Guys,

Time to vent some frustration here.

About a month ago I bought a Bell GT-I9000M off kijiji (after falling in love with it on a recent trip to Japan). I went through the flashing routines and settled on the doc roms. Somehow after some use/flashing I ended up killing it with what seems to be a corrupted internal sd card. I have no idea how that happened but it did. I can access download mode and flash with odin but I cant get the phone to boot. The phone boots past the samsung logo to a black screen and if I touch any of the buttons on the front they stay lit.

So last weekend I got the bright idea to buy another used phone, again from kijiji. This one was brand new, never used and seemed like a good option. I flashed the BUJP8_v9_Bell_Idan73_Special ROM and everything was fine up until yesterday. For some reason I could no longer send text messages. I called Rogers (my provider, phone was unlocked and working fine) for help and he had me do a few things including a battery pull and some sort of reset text message.

After the following reboot (after getting off the phone) my phone would no longer boot. I've since had the EXACT same issue as with the previous phone - phone sits at a black screen after the samsung logo and the buttons stay lit if I press one of them.

I can still flash this phone with odin and I can access the download/recovery screen but I cant do anything else.

Did I get 2 duds or did I do something to mess this phone up in someway? Is there anything I can do or do I have to send these things back to samsung some how?

Even now, I just reflashed with odin 1.7 to the I9000UGJK3 pda file and on the reboot after flash I get the 3e recovery screen with this error:

E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 (I/O error) E:copy_dbdata_media:Can't mount SDCARD: your storage not prepared yet...

When I click format internal sd card it just repeats the same error...

What is going on with these phones?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t1mman:
Someone could confirm this, but I think bell could still services thoses with the serial number or IMEI (or such) You might want to contact them.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilgabbie:
You will need Proof of Purchase to get repairs done via Bell / Dealer Stores.

Downgrade back to the BELL 2.1, boot into recovery and wipe all / internal SD. If that works, then upgrade back to 2.2. I had that problem when I upgraded to a corrupt 2.2 I downloaded online.

Gabriel
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greeced:
It makes absolutely no sense that you need proof of purchase for these phones.

I know you do, but its absolutely ridiculous. I could understand if the phone has been made and sold as an I9000M for more than a year, but they weren't and they haven't. Each have been manufactured this year. Either July or August, and sold.

So someone without a receipt should be given 1 year warranty based on the manufacturers date on the phone, no exceptions. Or if bell really wants to be a stickler about it, they can just say that phones without a receipt will only be warrantied up until July or August 2011, the one year anniversary of these phones being sold.

I know other corporations, including my BBQ manufacturer, did not need proof of purchase for a warranty claim. They simply asked me for my serial number, and could only give me warranty based on the manufacturers date. I purchased my BBQ much after the manufacturers date, but due to no proof of that, they still provided me the warranty because my actual BBQ didn't even exist prior to the Serial number. So they couldn't dispute it was still under warranty.

I'm sure if you yelled loud enough, they'll warranty it. They will have no leg to stand on. The phone is not stolen, wasn't reported stolen, has a valid IMEI and all of that.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ickyboo:
How do they know its not stolen. They don't.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greeced:
Absolutely they do. They have a list of blacklisted IMEI/ESN's. If that IMEI is on the list, not only will they not activate it, they will not warranty it, and they will not even return the phone back to you.

What they do exactly is tell you to wait while they go to the 'back' to complete the transaction, then call the police as you wait.

Activating a stolen phone is like trying to use a fraudulant/stolen credit card. Same thing. And same process.

If you're brave enough to explain your story to the police. Then go ahead and wait.

If the phone is an I9000M, then the phone was not brought from overseas. Its specific to Canada. The IMEI number will reflect that regardless of what ROM you may have installed on it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t1mman:
has anyone tried it?

I think it was done by some users who bought the device to work on another network, I'd advise to try it first, get into a bell store and be real polite/nice with the clerk, he/she will most likely help you!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lasersocks:
I'm going to bell tonight either way. I'm fed up. One phone maybe, but two phones dieing doesn't make any sense to me at all.

This is getting repaired and then going up for sale. I'm not going to take my chances on a third/repaired phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yvrRome:
I don't know why everyone blames Bell for warranty work. Samsung should be the one people go to if their phone needs repair and was NOT purchased from Bell.

I'm assuming the OP purchased his phones from kijiji because he's using the phone for another provider but Bell. So tell me why Bell should service the phone or give them a replacement?

You know if you don't have a receipt and genuinely bought the phone from Bell, they will honor it because you have a contract with Bell and that's the proof you need. They have all the info regarding your phone when you bought it.

I don't work for Bell. But seriously, you people make no sense.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Samdroid_G_S:
You took a chance purchasing your phone off Kijjii, you knew that chance since you already had one dead SG. All the money spent on Kijjii on 2 phones and you could of most likly bought the phone new and would of had a receipt and a waranty ;p.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yvrRome:
Hit a nerve did I? LOL

That's great news for everyone that bought used phones. Hopefully it's not one of those made up rules from that Franchise owner you speak of.

I never said you can return your phone to any Franchise store. That's common knowledge (to me and my friends at least) that you have to return to the store you bought it from or a corporate store. That's nothing new.

You're not going to find a lot of businesses that will honor warranty on a product that was not purchased from them. I'm talking products bought from kijiji or craigslist etc (like the OP)... NOT Best Buy or Future Shop. I'd be surprised to see if Bell Corp would accept a phone bought from kijiji especially if they are not Bell customers.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greeced:
Condescending comments always hit a nerve. Thats nothing new, so you can LOL all you want. There are better ways to try and get your point across than speaking down to us "people".

At any rate...

My whole point is, it shouldn't matter where you bought it from, its impossible for any of these phones to be beyond the 1 year manufactured date. And since all I9000M's come with Bell's bloated firmware, they should warranty them regardless of where you bought them from, as it doesn't cost them a penny. Any company that I have dealt with in the past where a receipt was missing honoured the warranty based on a manufacturers date.

This is not a Samsung Galaxy S we are speaking of here. Its a BELL Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant. And no I9000M out there has a different distinction. Or at least none with Bell listed IMEI's.

Buying this from Kijiji is still a risk though.. Samsung could always deny your warranty claim depending on what caused the error in the first place. But the denial of warranty claim should happen at the repair service level, not at a Bell store.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrCeddy:
Did you flash with Odin?
[Fascinate General] vegittoss15:
I used the ROM Manager to install the new Black Hole custom rom with a stupidfast kernel (for the DI01, not the DJ05) and I'm having problems with the GPS toggle.

Am I doing something wrong? Should I just go with DJ05 and then a new stupidfast kernel?
[Fascinate General] imnuts:
The Development forum is meant for ROMs/Apps/Kernels/etc. Not questions about development or general questions. Those should be posted in the General forum. Read here
[Fascinate General] vegittoss15:
Maybe I didn't word it correctly. Is there something wrong with the StupidFast kernel v1.23 for toggling GPS?

Would that pertain to a specific enough kernel question?
[Fascinate General] AlgorithmX:
I had the same problem with that version. The older versions seemed to run better on my phone.

Sent from my SuperDark DJ05 Fascinate.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nooomoto:
I'm coming over here from the Samsung Captivate section for some help. I've been flashing ROMs on my Captivate since they were available and am pretty familiar with how stuff works over there.

However, my girlfriend has an EVO 4G and I have her running on Cyanogen 6.1 RC1. Sprint just stood up 4G here in Miami, so of course she wants to get her $10 worth and wants 4G access.

I'm wondering what ROMs are compatible with 4G, and of those which would you guys recommend? I tried searching but you guys have WAY to many ROMs available (we only have 10 or so for the Captivate) and I simply don't have the time to read through all the features of every ROM.

Thanks in advance for your help.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] terrel_b:
Stick with the Sense-based ROMs. I'm a big fan of myn's warm and can confirm 4g works like a charm.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] #Winning#:
+1 Myn's Rom is overall a favorite Sense rom of mine. However it may not be for anybody, thread wise it is the biggest rom for the Evo. I have also used Fresh which also has 4g. I would say between those two you can find what she would like just read the OP for each rom.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] housry23:
+1 Myn's Warm. Been using it for about a week now and it is a truly amazing ROM. I have been thinking about trying others. Myn's and CM 6.1 RC2 are the only ROM's I've tried since getting my EVO 2 weeks ago. Pretty much any of the Sense Rom's are going to work with 4G. Any AOSP will not. Hopefully soon someone will figure out how to get 4G in a AOSP Rom because I really do love CM 6.1 nightlies. They have some unbelievable features.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jbcarrera:
I like Azreal X v.2 its fast stable and rick is always on listening to problems and creating fixes
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nooomoto:
Thanks for the help guys, I'll check those out.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vandelay007:
+1 love Azrael X2

Sent from my froyo using the xda app
[Nook Color Android Development] ssongpol:
Thanks for putting everyhing together. Anyway to cut the complication of uninstall apps through ADB out, I would recommend doing in through Astro File Manager. It's capable of Application Management too.
[Nook Color Android Development] th3c1am:
Great tutorial. I am a total noob and you have helped me successfully root my nook...so big ups. Next question I have is that there is a thread on how to install apk's without ADB. I believe it can be done simply through the browser. They have posted how to do it but not for Mac. Can someone post how to do that via OSX in a very detailed manner as done above for the root process? Thank you soooo much!
[Nook Color Android Development] GabbleRatchet:
This was going great until I had to install the Android SDK. My only computer is a PPC, & apparently the SDK only works on an Intel machine.
[Nook Color Android Development] mad5427:
Wow. I had no idea that it didn't work with PPC and only with Intel.
[Nook Color Android Development] lanfearl:
so my issue...

sudo sh -c "mkdir -p ~/.android; echo 0x2080 > ~/.android/adb_usb.ini; adb kill-server; adb devices"

when I type this into terminal it asks for my password

and then comes back and says that

sh: adb: command not found

sh :adb: command not found

Am I supposed to edit that command with some paths? I can't tell if I'm being daft. Thanks!
[Nook Color Android Development] scratchfury:
You can go into the AndroidSDK/tools directory and replace "adb" with "./adb" in the commands listed. This is if you don't have the path added already which seems like what's happening.
[Nook Color Android Development] rluzania:
thanks for the step by step!
[Nook Color Android Development] ericshmerick:
I'm having the same problem. Cannot get past the ADB step (step 16 listed above).

What on earth am I doing wrong? (BTW, I'm not a terminal kind of guy, so cardboard book-type direction is appreciated)...

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