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[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] vcudnik:
I've just aquired the 9" version as well. Currently running eclair 2.0. It does have the SLIDE ME marketplace, but I'd rather have access to the real droid marketplace.

I imagine, since 1saleaday just had a special on these refurbished units ($99) that there will be lots of requests for modding them.

I'm no programming expert, but am really good at following directions, so be gentle. <snort> I know enough to ask questions when I'm stuck.
[Nexus One Accessories] Hollow.Droid:
Hey guys, I'm attempting to replace my digitizer for the second time after my first attempt ended up with a digitizer which was a distinctly different shape than the original and therefore looks terrible! Anyhow I'm looking for a decent adhesive to keep it in place. Would pretty much anything do or does anyone have a preference?

Cheers!
[Nexus One Accessories] famandeggs:
Here is the stuff I used, working great so far.. Not sure where you could get it (maybe frys or something) (I grabbed some from work).. its thin, double sided, super sticky once it sets, and made by 3M.. I just cut it into very thin strips using a ruler and exacto blade.. If you have trouble finding some, I have enough leftover that I could mail you to get the job done..

fam
[Nexus One Accessories] famandeggs:
also, i used a couple drops of super glue on the top portion (where there is a decent amount of plastic surface area)..
[Nexus One Accessories] Hollow.Droid:
Cheers, that looks pretty perfect, didn't even know that was available! I'm in the UK but thanks for offering :) I should hopefully be able to find some locally, thanks again.
[Nexus One Accessories] famandeggs:
if you cant find it locally try amazon or:

http://cgi.ebay.com/2mm-3M-Adhesive...391482?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item4aa6a4b2fa

another thing, something that is probably more "locally available" would be to buy the 3M digitizer tape for an iphone, and cut it up into the 4 strips you'll need :)
[Nexus One Accessories] dowmace:
I used some of the loctite superglue gel. Very very thin layer of it and it worked great, I didn't like how the original digitizer sat flush with the frame of the phone, after using the superglue the digitizer is slightly below the frame so it the phone was dropped face down the frame would hit the ground first hopefully saving the screen
[Nexus One Accessories] Hollow.Droid:
I ended up going with this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dl...223992&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT#ht_3749wt_905

I made sure it wasn't the foam kind and it's double sided so should hopefully do the job nicely. Fingers crossed :)

Yeah I'm going with a combo of the tape and superglue, just because I don't trust myself to be delicate with superglue down the sides :p

I'll have to post some pics of the before and after, just to give a sense of how crap the first replacement was. It's so poor I'm using a full body case to keep the digitizer held in! It also lacks the bottom buttons and is the incorrect size (Around 1cm in total, top and bottom) compared to the original digitizer. It's gonna be a nice day when it's back to tip top condition :p
[Nexus One Accessories] Junoman:
Cheers buddies! very useful stuff :D
[Nexus One Accessories] Cha1n5aW:
Anyone happen to know where I can pick up the thick foamy type adhesive? Some of it is torn around edges & want to fill in the gaps with something better than 4 layers of the thin 3m stuff. I might try tiny strips of electrical tape in those spots, but would rather proper real thing.
[Nexus One Accessories] Jwn0688:
Hi

Re

Here is the stuff I used, working great so far.. Not sure where you could get it (maybe frys or something) (I grabbed some from work).. its thin, double sided, super sticky once it sets, and made by 3M.. I just cut it into very thin strips using a ruler and exacto blade.. If you have trouble finding some, I have enough leftover that I could mail you to get the job done..

fam

Hi I am trying to replace my nephews screen and need the adheisive do you still have some left and are you still willing to send it. I cant find it anywhere
[Nexus One Accessories] illusionist:
adhesive for digitizer...

..

you can use zhan lida t8000.

its widely use for mobile screen like asus,samsung etc

it can easily removed at time of replacement usnig dryer or heat gun.
[Droid X General] InspecterJones:
I just flashed Fission for the first time (hooray) but I liked the messaging and the alarm apps from blur, is there a way to have these? If so, can someone gimme some links? Is it just as simple as installing the .apk's?
[Droid X General] mbh87:
Just extract the apps from any blur rom
[Droid X General] InspecterJones:
And just for a refresher on how to do that....
[Droid X General] drewbe70:
That still wont work, as you need some of the blur services as well...Not just the apks...
[Droid X General] zanix:
There is a post on how to get the blur alarm app back for fission

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=825969
[Droid X General] SysAdmin-X:
Not to be a downer... But pretty sure with the exception of the blur alarm clock, adding blur apps back in is a pain, as this rom was designed without blur. So as a previous post states, blur apps require blur services and other components that were stripped out of fission.
[Droid X General] mbh87:
Don't really see how the messaging app would be a pain, hell the blur camera still works on fission and what not.
[Droid X General] InspecterJones:
So has no one tried the blur messaging app?
[Droid X General] cslawren:
I've been trying to find an answer to this from day one to no avail. I am also interested in having the messaging app, as I prefer the look and feel of that app to the stock android one.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kasimpasali:
I have galaxy S and solve 3 button peoblems and I want try a rom for Galaxy S..

my phone :

firmware version : 2.2

baseband version I9000JXJPD

kernel version: 2.6.32.9

root@SE-s606 #73

Build number : Froyo JVJPF

there are some custom roms and with firmware number.....

which code ( baseband or build number ) taken care for install a new rom..??

Question 2

can I use Darky's v5.2 Gingerbread Edition ★ XXJPU ★ custom rom on my Galaxy

and cant I never use any other rom example XXJPO or ..JPO version rom???
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Darkyy:
Hi kasimpasali,

You can use EVERY ROM out there.

I think, this would be your first custom ROM.

You have to read the feedbacks on the ROM.

Read through the last few pages of each desired ROM.

In the end, it's your choice ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kasimpasali:
My lucky day....

thanks Expert..

just I will try ur rom at my galaxy..

u breave me...

so many people say can only use same firmware custom rom....

stil dont solve but try ur rom now..:)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ragin:
If you dont like the rom you can always flash a stock rom over it after repartition.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] alchemistar:
You can choose your desired ROM at Android Candy Galaxy S ROM list goo.gl/vSaUL

Updated frequently
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] themobijew:
does anyone have this working on their phone? if so can i get it :) thanks
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] Utorrent76:
Works fine. Check the forums for the apk file & and install. Its that easy.

Sent from my G2 running HTC sense. "Quietly Brilliant"
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] imnuts:
It's posted in the General section ;)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oni4u2:
as the title implies i really want to learn to make boot/ splash screens for my own use and i google and couldn't find a thing, can someone point me in the direction. I really want to make some with my daughter on my boot screen. I am sorry if i put this in the wrong place, and if your gonna call me an idiot and say figure it out please ignore this topic.

Thank you
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dic3ptor:
Hi

Maybe this helps?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=684982
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saviovdsouza:
thanks a lot bro will try it...
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GuestK001:
deleted !!!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] DEagleson:
Looks fancy. :O

Thanks for sharing this for the rest of us.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] DiGi91:
thanks for this, but where did you get this.. is there a nexus s rom leak I should know about?! :-O
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GuestK001:
@DiGi91

I don't know where it comes from :D

Ask the3dman (his thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=860198 )
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] DiGi91:
ahh just checked out the thread and I see its not the official one.. :(

Nexus S Live Wallpaper (made by me the real wallpaper has not been released yet)

oh well thanks for this anyways :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GuestK001:
I think that there is no difference between this selfmade and the original :D

-Josh :) Good Night
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] webstar1:
Whoever made this is a good copier, thanks! An improvement would be making it a bit more high res and it would be perfect!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] seapoint:
I have the same setup as you, i.e.

Samsung GT-I9000 Galaxy S ( International )

Firmware: Doc's XXJPU v3.0.1

Kernel: Voodoo v5.0.2

What theme are you using? I love the battery / wifi / etc on the notification bar
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GuestK001:
The copier was the3dman :)

Please thanks him ;-)

BTW: Maybe I can edit the LW tomorrow
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GuestK001:
It's a gingerbread theme ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] seapoint:
thanks for that, have it installed now.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] hensk:
10ks m8

workin well
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] trixnix:
Thanks for this!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] racerboy3801:
Thanks. Works perfectly :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] zack_sparrow:
It's so rock. Much better than n1
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] HouseOD:
Thank you.i'll try
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] jdmoore81:
i never thought i would find this been searching for 2 days now
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GuestK001:
UPDATE!!

You can now install this via CWM ! ;) It's easier :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] k0smo86:
Great find! Looks good!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] zolah:
Im presume you need to have a custom ROM deodexed to use this wallpaper?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zeyoner:
Hi everyone. I just received a HTC HD2 and I'm currently using a HTC Aria which has Cyanogen available. I was super excited to find out that Android has been ported to the HD2! Now I'm use to using Cyanogen. I'm not crazy about HTC's Sense, in fact I rather not have it at all. I did some searching both here on XDA and on Cyanogenmod.com. I'm not finding much. Is it safe to say there is no bare bone version of Android for the HD2?

Just notice there is a Q & A for HD2 Android. Doesn't seem like I can move this thread. Can mod move it thanks.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caseyman4285:
There's already cm6 builds out for the hd2. Page back into the android development threads. I was running one when I had an hd2.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Gsam101:
Hello :).

I just made a simple custom rom for our phones (Just in order to try to make a custom rom for the i5800 ;) ) which is rooted (and with busybox installed too ;) ), and in which i have removed all third party software which is originally bundled and which i don't use (you can still install them using market or using a apk from the original rom ;))

It doesn't contains boot.bin nor Sbl.bin, but contains datafs.rfs (so it will wipe all your personal data as always)

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=VI1YM01Z
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] cakuzo:
any problems so far?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] nastyba:
have you prepared a GPS for european region ? or do we have to switch on / off and make many customizations ? Thanks :)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] FadeFx:
you should at least give some instructions on how to flash... is this a odin package or does one need to flash it through update.zip in recovery?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Szaby59:
"It doesn't contains boot.bin nor Sbl.bin, but contains datafs.rfs (so it will wipe all your personal data as always)"

So odin...
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] masterg0g0:
Has anyone tried to flash this ? .. i am still waiting for my replacement unit from samsung :(:D
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Gsam101:
It's just a proof of concept ;). Yes you should flash it with odin, since it's a tar file.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Mr.Gamer:
Flashed, and for now this rocks! Root WORKS!

You're my new hero ;-)

EDIT: Would like to add that the firmware is afflicted by lag...luckily your (ported) lagfix solved that as well!

One more thing: when tring to access to gpssetup2 using the key combination *#*#321489065#*#*, just doesn't work :-(
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] FadeFx:
Would be nice if you could give some infos how you did it, so other people could learn how to cook their own roms and the community starts to gain momentum.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Gsam101:
It's coming ;).
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] coolzarjun:
FLaSHEd but missin Removed Apps

hey.. flashed with this ROM. looks and feels nice till now :)

please give a list of removed apps...

i found that "All Share" and "Write and Go" are not on the market..

please make their apk available.. wud be Great :)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Techie87:
Is it possible to make a list of all the apps that are removed?

And did you apply any other tweaks to the rom? Like including the lagfix in the rom? Would be very nice in my opinion.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] nastyba:
And don't you hear a click during the call ? Does it make sense to work with JPB ? I appreciate your efford, could you please leave the FM radio in it and prepare GPS for european region with OCTYs fix with JPA or (in future JPC) -

Have you resolved the click problem somehow in JPB ? Thaks :)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] coolzarjun:
bad rom.

dude. after flashing ur rom.. i tried flashing back to orignal jpb... to my surprise.. i couldnt.. stuck at screen saying "samsung"... it did not happened with me before. . not even once...

now i m on eclair DDJG6 with which the phone orignally came with and its not even flashing other eclair roms aswel. same stuck on samsung...

now. wat could be done about this...
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Aj264:
same thing happened to me..except i tried to use the custom JPA posted in this forum..after that i tried to flash a JPB with a different modem.bin (DDJG6) now i can flash everything but it gets stuck at samsung logo..except with the stock eclair..is this a datafs.rfs problem? coz JPB doesn't have that and eclair firmware does? Weird thing is i installed JPB once and then couldn't root it, it said toolbox not installed..i figured the only solution was reflashing.

Now i am on the stock rom..trying to get to froyo...without bricking my phone.

any help would be appreciated.

Also when i was on the JPA..i tried lagfix and then unlagfixed it..could that have caused a problem?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] coolzarjun:
Reply Gsam

Hey gsam... Me and AJ facing same problem... So this is not a coincidence... This did not happened to us before flashing your ROM... And now reply what can be done... Does this mean we are stuck on this JPB or stock eclair... YOU need to answer... !!!
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Aj264:
and all is well in the world..

okay here is how i solved..i did what i could..that is i flashed the stock I5801DDJG6 rom..then hard reset the phone from recovery...then flashed the XXJPB (minus the boot files boot.bin and sbl.bin you don't wanna lose your bootloader), this time without my sim inserted ( a superstition, i don't know?!?!) this XXJPB has the XXJP2 baseband which has the clickety click problem..last time i flashed with an older modem.bin i couldn't root coz it kept saying toolbox was missing, so none of the adb commands worked (like ls, chmod)...back then even reflashing didn't help..( I still don't know what did this, my guess is either the lagfix i tried or a unclean data partition which was fixed when i flashed the stock rom)

after flashing the XXJPB, once again hard reset and checked that adb was working and i could run all the commands..which meant i could root..flashed the phone with just the DDJG6 modem file..(separately this time) and checked again..everything was fine..so..rooted with superoneclick 1.5.5 and now all is well in my android world..i have a seemingly bugfree rooted JPB for now..:p (the only bug is that in status the signal strength is shown as 0 dbm and 0 asu, although i do have full signal though, and i checked the gsm status using the code *#0011# working fine at 900, the only problem was clickety click which is now gone)

Model No.GT-I5800

Firmware Version-2.2

Baseband: I5801DDJG6

Kernel version 2.6.32.9

Build: FROYO.XXJPB

Just go back to your stock rom (for I5801 DDJG5/6 work), hard reset..and then flash whichever rom you are trying to..

hope this can help anyone..
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] coolzarjun:
a little quess brother..

okay.. when u went back to ddjg6.. and rested..

did u have the boot screen saying i5800 or i5801? ? i mean did u touched the bootloader.. i have the one which says i5800 do i need to flash the i5801 or the i5800 one will do? ????

plz give details :)

u removed boot.bin and sbl.bin from the xxjpb package... did u add anythin to it?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Aj264:
I had lost the I5801 bootscreen when i flashed XXJPB for the first time over the stock DDJG6,

then i restored the bootscreen, thanx to someone who uploaded the I5801 bootloader on the forum..Now not to repeat the same mistake twice, i removed the boot.bin and sbl.bin from the XXJPB.tar file..and no i didn't add anything to it...

there is the click bug in JPB..so i flashed the modem.bin from DDJG6 after i had first flashed the XXJPB..

Now i have the I5801 bootscreen, with FROYO.XXJPB build and DDJG6 baseband.

I don't think it matters if you have I5800 bootscreen or I5801 except for warranty purposes..

And since flashing bootloader is risky business (not to scare you, but it can brick your phone if something goes wrong with odin while flashing the bootloader) I think its best to avoid it..i have done it once successfully, now there is no need, so i remove the boot files(boot.bin and sbl.bin) from the firmware tar.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Gsam101:
It has been done :). On "Themes/Apps" there is a topic ;).
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Gsam101:
Yes i do. I did rollback to JPA. And i made a new "clean" rom for JPA (except the stock apps one) which i'll upload soon :).
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] tanyh:
Out of topic, but will lag fix retain if I flash another firmware? I flashed this firmware just because of the pre root cause I'm unable to root my phone for some reason.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] FadeFx:
no it will be gone also (youd have to flash a firmware with datafs.rfs included however)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] coolzarjun:
HELP !!!!

Iam unable to boot to any ROM without Datarfs !!!! i want to return on orignal JPA but my phone gets stuck on the "samsung" screen !!!! it only boots with this JPB not the orignal one.. and DDJG6 with which my phone orignally came with... SOMEONE please HELP ! i want to go back to orignal JPA !!!

i tried adding datarfs to that... no use. that stucks at odin itself and doesnt even boot !

Experts please help ! i wanna go back to orignal JPA !!
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] FadeFx:
you can ad the datafs.rfs using Total Commander, any other software i tested produces corrupt tar files.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] coolzarjun:
help

will datarfs from any firmware do??? or do i need data rfs from a specific firmware? my phone came with DDJG6....

before flashing this ROM.i never needed to add anything. then y do i need it now? ?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Gsam101:
Thazt one, uploaded by me, will do the job ;). Add files with IZarc
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Aj264:
just wanted to ask which datafs.rfs have you used? is this one from a previous release or is it for the JPA JPB rom only?

and how safe is it to flash a datafs.rfs?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] FadeFx:
should be ok, we do it very often to prevent troubles when flashing firmwares that dont contain a datafs.rfs
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Aj264:
i noticed that the troubles start only when we flash a firmware with datafs.rfs..i flashed JPB over the stock rom (phone hadn't been flashed before) and there weren't really any problems..then i flashed the JPA AOSP wit datafs.rfs and since then the only fw that work correctly are the one's flashed with a datafs.rfs..otherwise i have encountered crashes, phone hangs and then on reboot gets stuck on samsung logo, gets stuck on logo the first time after flashing and i have to manually hard reset from recovery to boot everytime it gets stuck..

maybe a partition (data) gets created that wasn't there originally and needs to be flashed everytime now? i am sure data was there before, so maybe it was a part of system partition before?

@gsam101 can you upload just the datafs.rfs for JPB, i have the rest of the firmware...or can i just use the one which you have posted for JPA? the I5800XXJK1 one??

TIA
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] naganumolu:
can you please explain step by step for uploading the modem.bin using odin
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Aj264:
I think it has already been explained somewhere on the web, but here it goes.

a) get the modem.bin file.

b) pack it in a unix compatible tar file modem.tar

c)Use odin without one package(clear the checkbox), click on phone and select the modem.tar

d) proceed as usual.(in downloading mode)

like i said before if you have flashed before a firmware with datafs.rfs make sure the one you are flashing now has a datafs.rfs, or there will be trouble..

adding to my above quoted post: I had trouble since i didn't have datafs.rfs for JPB, i got the one posted by gsam101 and he said it worked for JPA..so now i am on JPA..i'd like to go to JPB..it seemed snappier but i can't have phone hanging and stuck on samsung logo..
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Gsam101:
From a 2.1 firmware. It's just here to wipe /data. Yes it's safe.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Aj264:
thanx..i just flashed a single package tar with JPB's factoryfs.rfs Zimage cache.rfs and JPA's modem.bin(XXJP1) and the datafs.rfs you provided. Rooted with Superoneclick..running smooth as of now, restored some of my apps. No clicking heard.

No bootup hangs or crashes either. Proximity sensor seems fine too.

Now my configuration reads:

Model number: GT-I5800

Firmware version: 2.2

Baseband version: I5800XXJP1

Kernel version: 2.6.32.9 root@SE-S608 #1

Build number: FROYO.XXJPB
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] FadeFx:
You can also get the firmware that contains the modem.bin you want, and use Total Commander or LZArc to remove everything else from the .tar file and flash that .tar file as Phone...
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] earthquake36:
Dear Gsam 101, i am running JPB normal on my mobile and i am happy with it however i am tried of click sound during calls and battery life so could you pls let me know if but flashing any particular file frm your ROM can make it go...

and how too as i am not too much freindly with Android....
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Gsam101:
I wanted to try this. Everything works fine ? I think i'll update my rom ;).
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Aj264:
been over a day..and everything is fine upto now..updated market, youtube app..been using a lot of wifi..moderate calling, and texting..battery drain seems normal ( should get through 24 hours i guess) media scanning is quick! that reminds i have to sync my music. ciao.

P.S. only thing i haven't tried is gps i think, don't really need it for now.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] naganumolu:
i am still getting the click sound :confused what i has done is

1. Installed ROM OF DDJ6

2. installed the logo files

3. clear all data

4. installed JPB, wipe and reset to factory, restarted.

5. uploaded the modem.bin from DDJ6, restart and reset. checked with few calls, same problem.

6. uploaded the modem.bin from JPA, same problem but with lesser frequency.