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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rippe93:
Hey !

1 Week ago i rooted my Htc desire, and i have been running MIUI on it. With vorkkernel and setcpu on 1.15gHz.

Today, I played angry birds for approx 1.5hours and when i had played 1hour, it said that i should plug it to the wall. Well yes i plugged it to my computer and it started to charge. After a while, The game freeze, and the sound also, just a buzz sound. Then i took my battery off, it was a bit hot, and now, my htc doesnt boot anymore !!!!!!!!!!!!!

I cant get to recovery or anything, no sign on the screen.

If i Plug it to the charger, it gives me a redlight, but after I press power button, the light disappears and nothing happens.

I have allready tried another htc battery, and that doesnt help?

Any advices?! :O

And now when it's rooted abviously the warranty wont cover this damage.. :(

Quick answers !! I'm desperate of my babies health :'(

-Desperate Rippe
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rippe93:
anybody ? :(
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RaymondErasmus:
Sounds like its related to over heating ... overclocking should always be done with caution.

You might need to take your phone in and see what they say
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rippe93:
Yup, i tried adb devices listing and didnt get anything. So the repair guys can't even get info of the device so they won't know that the device has been rooted :P

I'm taking it to a repair center tomorrow!
[G Tablet Android Development] realsol:
I have 'App 2 SD' on my Droid. This app doesn't work with TnT. What is the easiest way to accomplish this?
[G Tablet Android Development] popezaphod:
I can't move apps to my sd under Zpad 2.2 either.

-=Sent from my ViewSonic G Tablet (Zpad 2.2) using Tapatalk=-
[G Tablet Android Development] bobtran:
Not working on Tweaked/rooted stock 2.2 with ADW_Launcher. Tried ""MoveToSD" , "SDMove", "Apps to sdcard", "2SD", "Apps 2 SD (both Gregory House and Bob Zhou)" none working
[G Tablet Android Development] aver2one:
get titanium backup and go to the app you want to move and long hold it, then hit move to sd card
[G Tablet Android Development] short/y:
Just curious but why do you want apps on SD? There's tons of room available in /data.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalico17:
Any chance of the ASOP Lock Screen (possibly the black one from the viper rom) for my stock froyo??

also the black keypad with the white #s from his rom aswell.

any chance of a flashable zip for these?

would it be possible to apply these to the stock froyo or do i need a rom??
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalico17:
how about just an all black deoxed dialer??
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redsox19asb:
As I understand it, the builds are different so the framework is different, so the mods for those builds are specific to those builds alone. You can always try, but I would imagine there would be issues. Also, themes only work on rooed and deodexed framewrks so if you are "completely" stock then they won't function.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalico17:
lol i tried.. i failed

im on a completely stock rom tho so now i know why

thank you for the info tho!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalico17:
running the phenoix kernal, stock sammy rom. di18. can someone up me a flashable asop lockscreen? if possible... plz.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MysteryEmotionz:
Stock rom is not deodexed. Please read before you post
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalico17:
wasnt sure if it applied... could you by any chance point me in the right direction to get a deoxed di18 an asop lockscreen?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MysteryEmotionz:
I'm on my phone right now so posting links ain't gonna happen and I apologize. Look in the development section for roms or do a search. There's the Syndicate rom from ACS, Epic Experience from shyzopunk(look for is di18 version), Androdena from n00ble. Those are the only ones I can think off of the to of my head there's also a stock but deodexed rom from n00ble and a deodexed template from dreamsforgotten in the theme section. The Syndicate rom has the aosp lock screen built in but once you pick a rom do a search for dk18 lock screen our check out my theme thread. The emotionless beast for eclair as I have it as a addon in the op
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalico17:
would it be possible to just flash n00bls deoxed and just flash an asop lockscreen zip? i dont want a rom. i just want a kernal and the stock rom to boot...
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MysteryEmotionz:
Yes you can flash n00bles stock de odexed rom and flash the aosp lock screen. If your worried about loosing data I've herd you don't need to wipe to flash his rom over stock but you can look for dreamsforgetton template. His template deodexes your system with out wiping anything. But before you flash any thing please do your self a favor and make a back up with cwm
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalico17:
always do. thank you again!!!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MysteryEmotionz:
Your welcome. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more assistance but posting from my phone is a handicap
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalico17:
its all good. appreciate the replies
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dreamsforgotten:
Through CWM flash the zip in this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=814789&highlight=theme+template

This will leave your phone as is and deodex (merges your .ODEX files into the apks in both system/ and framework/ so you can any theme) your current rom.

Secondly flash this from CWM after:

http://www.4shared.com/file/udiKZ_62/VanillaLock.html

That is the direct link from MysteryMotionz Emotionless Beast theme for DI18 download of JUST the AOSP Lock Screen.

The dialer I'll leave you to find one you like.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] pratishk:
Hi all,

Just came across this app and think its fantastic and so wanted to let you all know about it, don't want to start a new thread as such so here are some links:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=742047

http://tasker.dinglisch.net/

It allows you to create tasks depending on certain actions that happen in your phone...
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] qwer23:
Tried it, very powerful. But i have to say i prefer "setting profiles". It might lack some of the options of tasker, but is a lot more user-friendly.

I automated turning on wi-fi and sounds when i get home, go silent and turn bt and wi-fi off at work, and turn on bt, gps, sounds and navigon with a single button when i get into my car.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] big_raji:
Is anyone having problems with this app under X10 Gingerbread? I've tried it with stock Gingerbread and MIUI, and tasker does not execute the tasks, although it sure thinks it does.
[Droid X General] bkfarrell:
I'm sure I'm not the only one, or maybe I am????

Last night, I tried installing 2.3.320, but ended up looping at the eye. I forgot to do a full wipe before I started the install. Anyway, I decided to try using an SBF to restore, but I used the wrong one. Bootloader now loads with these messages, "Err:A5,70,70,00,1F" "MEM_MAP Blank" "Service Req’d".

I redid the install for 2.3.320 but still boot loops, is there anyway to clear the user data in case this is the issue?
[Droid X General] jrherras:
Check you bootloader first if it says 30.03 use the 2.3.15 SBF if it says 30.04 then use the 2.3.20 SBF from Team black hat
[Droid X General] ronhova:
When it loops:

Remove the battery

Put it back

Boot into normal recovery (hold volume down and home button while powering up)

Choose wipe data/factory reset

Reboot after your finish and you should be good.
[G Tablet General] smakcc:
Has anyone been able to install this app? It downloads fine from the market and fails while installing.
[G Tablet General] artisticcheese:
Same here.
[G Tablet General] cuzzinz:
try trillian it is by far the best IM client for android.

It is still in beta and is not on the market yet but is easily downloadable and on top of that it still links to updates when it starts up.

http://www.trillian.im/get/android/
[G Tablet General] artisticcheese:
Hate trillian UI. I use Nimbuzz currently but would like to get eBuddy working instead.
[G Tablet General] smakcc:
Thanks guys. Will give it a try.
[G Tablet General] abanh:
Try imo.im - it's much better on battery life than Ebuddy or Meebo.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkside79:
Ok so tried launching a app and it said sorry cant launch this app.so I checked to see if it was still installed and noticed it was now on the external sd card. I didnt move it to there.some apps wont run or launch on there. Like Angry Birds Seasons. So how is this happening? And how to stop them from moving or installing on there? Like 8 apps keep installing on there. Any ideas xda. People! Using Unofficail Tmobile leaked Froyo Rom.rooted and OCLF installed and also Launcher Pro Plus. Thanks a million!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkside79:
ok so just downloaded 2 more apps and they installed straight onto the freaking external sd card again. WTF I only have a 2gb card and Avatar takes up most of the room and Angry Birds Seasons wont run of the card.gives error.oh come on Froyo
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkside79:
I take it no one has seen this issue.since no reply at all!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] rolf90:
I have the AXURA rom and i was trying to apply this MOD http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=822523

BUT i think i need touchwiz installed i tried the APK off the vibrant dump but it gives me an install failed...so if anyone can help it would be appreciated thank you
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] techpreneur:
Try this one

http://teamwhiskey.com/bin/Transparent_Launcher.zip
[Nook Color General] mattpall:
I take no credit for this. Just linking to a brave modder in the irc.

blog.fsck.com
[Nook Color General] mrintegrity:
Outstanding. :D
[Nook Color General] mhoepfin:
Buckle up!
[Nook Color General] RNSlate:
I agree. This is great little device for the money. So long to my iPad.
[Nook Color General] obra:
Thanks! (blog.fsck.com is me)

99% of this was just following instructions. TI has some really well written documentation, as well as public git. And, well, the nookcolor prefers to boot off SD. B&N appear to have done a stellar job of making this thing very homebrew-friendly.
[Nook Color General] RNSlate:
I'll be glad to donate to your efforts to get this nice little device running a full stock froyo. You guys here are amazing and have made my recent dump apple learn android kick very exciting.
[Nook Color General] obra:
No, but thanks for the offer. This stuff is very much hobby-project. If I took money for it, it'd become..well, too much like a job. And I have more than enough of one of those.

Best,

Jesse
[Nook Color General] clockworx:
Obra - I was working on something different, but I'll throw this out there in hopes the concept might be useful.

I had partitioned my SD card w/ vfat at partition 1, and then ext2 to be at partition 2. The idea is that stuff that requires an SD will still work (except no ejecting allowed!), and then you can have an extra /system optionally mounted if present on the SD. I didn't quite get it 100% working (probably because I'm winging it on bash scripting), but the gist of it should be understandable. More optional partitions could be added as well if needed.

So instead of the system mount command, instead I have:

if [ -f /dev/block/mmcblk1p2 ] then

mount ext2 /dev/block/mmcblk1p2 /system

mount ext2 /dev/block/mmcblk1p2 /system ro remount

else

mount ext2 /dev/block/mmcblk0p5 /system

mount ext2 /dev/block/mmcblk0p5 /system ro remount

fi

I never did quite get the conditional mounting working, but I did have it mounting mmcblk1p2 as /system and working off there. I was in the middle of trying to build this morning, and saw you guys had made some amazing progress :)

Anyways, here it is (conceptually), if it helps, even the tiniest bit
[Nook Color General] sudermatt:
obra-1-Kanobe,

I read over your steps and they are ... well ....way above my pay grade...

Is there something you could zip up that's maybe halfway there or more...something we could push over with a couple of commands?

or is each device unique enough that we all have to pull our own system files to modify.

Thanks,

Matt
[Nook Color General] mhoepfin:
I would be happy just with GAPPS and the proper market.
[Nook Color General] DebauchedSloth:
This would really be killer. It would make developing/trying ROMs a snap.

I'm wondering if a class 10 uSDHC would even be unacceptably slow.
[Nook Color General] obra:
*nodnod* My original intent was a simpler partition scheme and a large "/sdcard" space, but, well, this was faster to hack together as a proof of concept. Please don't let the fact that I made it go stop you from making it go further. Saying I'm over-committed would be an understatement. There's no way I have the cycles to build and polish an OS image worth distributing. I'm just happy to help spur others on.
[Nook Color General] clockcycle:
Boy oh boy!
[Nook Color General] aludal:
I know, I know... I'm of the same opinion, lol: http://fineoils.blogspot.com

If only [mbm], Jesse, pokey9000, et al. could switch to building Gingerbread in parallel, this development can top even recent NC "rooting" sensation.

Well, sure: NC as the first Gingerbread tablet, kicking Samsung Galaxy Tab's ass in every benchmark... boy oh boy....
[Nook Color General] sudermatt:
How many have froyo on their NCs?
[Nook Color General] sudermatt:
I am shocked SHOCKED! That there isn't more traffic on this topic....

Froyo is where we need to be.....the speed, the flash....

I just can't believe this thread isn't 15 pages long by now.....

My only hope is that the big brains are hard at work.

And no, I can't contribute.....I do not have the knowledge to do that work.

But I can cheere.....GIMME AN F. Gimme an R......gimme an O......
[Nook Color General] aludal:
My notes for the Gingerbread on Nookcolor are here http://fineoils.blogspot.com. Feel free to comment, and add more resources, to kickstart the NC Gingerbread development
[Nook Color General] Malk3rs:
This is what I have been waiting for! I was super excited to hear Froyo was successfully put onto the NC, but I am going to wait til some progress has been made on 2.3 before I graduate from just sideloading in the native UI.

I humbly beg the XDA gods to make my dream of a solid 2.3 NC Rom with successful integration of Google apps a reality (I plan to compensate for my lack of skill in Android with donations.) Thanks Obra, Pokey, bpk, and all those tinkering their asses of just like me!
[Nook Color General] DebauchedSloth:
If Gingerbread follows the normal release pattern (so far it has), we'll see the SDK (got that), a bunch of people will pull those images and load them on their phones (yep, that's what you see now), they will mostly suck (yep). Next Friday, G will release with the Nexus S, and the first real images will start to appear and get ported.

None of that will likely appear on this device until after AOSP gets updated, probably a few weeks after the first code drops. Sooner if we are lucky.

That would all imply a working G on this device some time in January.

In any case, step one would be to have a working, functional, way to get Froyo on this device since the steps to porting G will be the same. Actually, IDEAL would be getting Cyanogen on it, right now.

BTW, I want G for the built in SIP support, but other than that...not seeing a lot for end users. Maybe concurrent garbage collection will make it snappier? Maybe they have better video drivers?

But I can say this, and it's ominous. Boot up a Froyo image in an emulator. Now boot up a gingerbread image. One of those is slow but usable. The other one is a total dog. Completely and utterly molasses slow.

I hope that G isn't fully baked or runs like crap in the emulator or I'm doing something wrong...because otherwise....
[Nook Color General] aludal:
Exactly! Anybody contacted the Cyanogen group? Or does anybody know how to cook CyanogenMod on OMAP3

Seriously, A 2.1 was not much else than bugfixes of A 2.0. A 2.2 was better JIT plus similar bugfix. Now, at every stage there were more newer bugs introduced (like streaming audio broken in A 2.2), more hardware stopped to comply, more 'fragmented' updates were needed, plus even more Cyanogen versions to make 2.2 work as promised.

My personal expectation for G is a chance for NC to achieve smooth HD video playing -- like Zoom3 was showing it for 2.0 (and Tegra2 tablets show it completely broken in their A 2.2, BTW).

Nobody has shown playing high bitrate video on G EVO yet. Could be both ways. Their (EVO) build 2 has a decent responsiveness though.

As for SIP, I'd rather have soldered mic into my NC first, lol.

I have a feeling that G would be a ceiling for NC -- a tablet ereader which will acquire some decent multimedia treats. Have a story of quite a wasteful development as was witnessed with A 2.0....2.1....2.2....(possibly) 2.3, Gingerbread would realistically require a dual-core 1+ GHz 1+ GB RAM double/quad core GPU with separate DSP (or two DSPs). In other words, it's not a phone anymore

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FineOils
[Nook Color General] DebauchedSloth:
I think Froyo was a BIG step forward. That JIT was a huge step.

Gingerbread looks to me to be a developer release. Lots of stuff for people writing games...not much else....

I think this tablet would be GREAT for F&G and probably for H as well. Maybe a little weak on the CPU, but overclock that a tad, and you have a good GPU plus a nice DSP on the side. That's plenty. More than a Nexus one, really, and I'm thinking an N1 is plenty for H.

But the NC needs a JIT and needs updated drivers. Needs Cyanogen, really. And then once G comes out, we get it along with everyone else, along with all the cool Cyanogen stuff.

I've noodled around with porting Cyanogen a bit, and it doesn't look too bad (heck, we can build kernels and have source for everything), but I'm severely time challenged right now.
[Nook Color General] aludal:
Look: you put out some Cyanogen for NC building guidelines here then, and see other Nookaholics follow them. My personal interest (apart from reporting in FineOils) is getting a decent HD video playing out of NC -- if Cyanogen mod on 2.2 does something about its current misery state.

On a side note, with all A 2.2....2.3 hoopla, nobody prohibits to build a decent Angstrom/Ubuntu, maybe even that elusive WebOS 2.0 on the device. Sure the NC might not die then with the advent of RIM's PlayBook in Q1 2011. But as I see the A development from 2.0 to this day, the Honeycomb will slow the underpowered NC too much. Sure there are guys like VisualOn continue to push something like this:

"VisualOn’s production-proven Android solution is powered by VOME (VisualOn Media Engine), an OpenMAX compliant media framework that is capable of working directly with hardware and/or software multimedia components. VOME and VisualOn’s multimedia software stack have been highly optimized for quality and efficiency on ARM-based processors, providing customers a tremendous opportunity to differentiate and shorten their time to market.

“Android’s success in the market will continue to grow as will the pressure on handset manufacturers to introduce new features to the market. VisualOn’s Android solution will enable handset manufactures to quickly add advanced video and audio functionality to their devices, allowing them to stay well ahead of their competition,” said Sean Torsney, Sr. Vice President of Sales and Marketing at VisualOn.

"VisualOn contributed multimedia software will begin to ship with the Gingerbread release of the Android operating system."

(more details are in my blog)

But I couldn't get an interview with anybody from VisualOn for a month now...

Anyway, anybody has found VOME engine (as they claim) in any G git?
[Nook Color General] cal3thousand:
As I've heard, Gingerbread make improvements in many areas including speed. Since the new devices have much more powerful GPUs, more the of the burden is placed back on the GPU, allowing the CPU to be more responsive. Cyanogen referred to Gingerbread as being GPU driven vs. CPU driven.
[Nook Color General] triggrhaapi:
I wonder if Gingerbread has added multi-core support, or if that's something that device manufacturers add into their specific builds of Android? Reading up on Nvidia's dissertation on utilizing underclocked multi-cores to save battery makes me wonder if it's best done by the OS itself.
[Nook Color General] aludal:
Kinda strange place to worry about multi-core support in Gingerbread,k don't you think? NookColor has its single core, and that's it, and no amount of Gingerbread on it, or even Honeycomb can change a thing about it.

Place for you to really wonder about these things is Playbook, as in my blog. However QNX shown there is an SMP deal from day one

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FineOils
[Nook Color General] webvan:
Can't wait to put Froyo on my NC, hopefully someone will make it an easy install. Many thanks to the wizards here ;-)
[Nook Color General] sudermatt:
I'm shocked we don't have this yet. It makes me fearful that this is not easy to do. The NCOs fine without it but would totally rock with some ice cold yogurt!
[Nook Color General] bobdude5:
things really slowed down since that rooting craze lol
[Nook Color General] gigadigit:
I read this on PC world:

http://www.pcworld.com/article/212890/nook_color_froyo_hack_is_mindblowingliterally.html
[Nook Color General] Hypntick:
I'm perfectly happy with the way things are now. I let the guys who know how to do this kinda thing work their magic and if it takes them a while not gonna lose any sleep.
[Nook Color General] mspkash1:
man.. its scary that froyo root will bypass the battery temperature monitor mechanism...
[Nook Color General] pokey9000:
So everyone can stop freaking out about battery monitoring:

SOFTWARE ISN'T GOING TO MAKE YOUR NOOK ASPLODE

The NC uses a dedicated battery charger, the MAX8903. The MAX8903 is completely standalone and doesn't need to OMAP to monitor anything while charging. The only control the OMAP has is whether or not to pull 500mA or full charge current (1.9A from the driver) from the USB socket, and whether or not to charge at all. The MAX8903 connects to a temperature sensor in the battery pack and regulates or stops charging depending on the temperature.

So if the OMAP crashes mid-charge, or you are running a Froyo ROM that ignores the battery, the battery will charge to full then trickle charge as usual.

There is a charger driver in the kernel that handles figuring out what kind of cable and adapter are being used, when to turn on/off the LED, how much current draw to report to the USB host, and whether or not to tell the MAX8903 to charge slow or fast. Because of this, there's a special charging recovery ramdisk that gets loaded if the NC is booted when the battery is too low. This is there just to turn on the charger and let the NC fill the battery before booting the full OS.

Amusing comment found in the charger driver:

if ((value & TRITON_USB_CHGR_MSK) == TRITON_USB_CHGR_UNKNOWN) {

// Oh dear, charger state machine seems to have crapped itself,

// reset it and see if it recovers
[Nook Color General] sudermatt:
*taps foot*

*wants to ask about progress*

*knows it's bad juju*

I just want to thank Poke for all your efforts. I'm sure your hard at work on the froyo port. I wish I could help, but I'm not a linux guy (or any other) guy. I'm just a power user.
[Nook Color General] cutterjohn:
Preference to boot off of SD is just so awesome, means almost unbrickable unless the little bit of bootloader in onboard flash gets corrupted some how... hope that they wrote protect those blocks...

[EDIT]

Looked at one of these today after I returned my WPDN to BBB which was almost next store... pretty quick even with 2.1, and woman manning kiosk claims that BN are already planning OS upgrades and flash support officially... so tempted to buy it, but decided to hold off since I'm still digesting my gTab purchase... (don't feel so queasy any longer, but still...)

[/EDIT]
[Nook Color General] sidepart:
These are the kinds of comments I leave in my code. However, I'm not necessarily a professional software developer.