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[G1 Android Development] 1394797:
CM6.2.0 RC0 for G1,新增彩虹桥屏锁|常规app2ext 黑栏美化精简版

Has been deleted,sorry!
[G1 Android Development] himu007:
Thanks for the ROM. but could you please post the description in English please?
[G1 Android Development] aliwaqas:
Err..nice stuff mate but the only think I can understand is either that zip file or syllables like ext, sd etc. can someone please briefly translate this for the rest of us? thanks!
[G1 Android Development] 夜阑听风:
好。。。。。支持支持:d
[G1 Android Development] irisiris:
Apparently the CM 6.2 was released for HTC glacier /Mytouch 4G only.

It was present on cyanogen forum but has been taken off from there as well.

The CM 6.2 for DS ..so far no reliable source mentions its existence.
[G1 Android Development] answer332603:
貌似耗电很厉害。我开了一晚上就自动关机了。电话一个小时左右。。然后待机一晚上就自动关机了。
[G1 Android Development] Binary100100:
Everybody needs to post in English ONLY please!

This is in accordance to XDA-Developers forum rules.

As much as we appreciate your contribution to the forums, we need to hold everybody equally responsible to following the forums rules. Please refer to forum rule #4 below:

Please and thank you!
[G1 Android Development] answer332603:
this rom is stable and fast.but the battery can't be use long,on hour telephone and 8 hour airplane mode had run out of battery.
[G1 Android Development] bluizzo:
Is it good? Cuz I'm rockin the faux gingerbread cm6.1 and I like it so far, but open to new things

Sent from my HTC Dream
[G1 Android Development] canizares:
It's interesting, where did you get the CM6.2 release?
[G1 Android Development] matispidi:
where is the rom?
[G1 Android Development] komeup:
screenshots and a download link would be nice lol
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
It does not exist, Cyanogen hasn't even completed 2.3 for dream/sapphire yet. But then again his Gingerbread source isnt even up yet.
[G1 Android Development] asb123:
6.2 would not be 2.3, it would be 2.2 7.0 would be 2.3
[G1 Android Development] ZXYannis:
很难得看到一个中文帖子，可惜，只能发英文帖~~:d
[G1 Android Development] deuse:
WHAT?

English please :)
[G1 Android Development] Ace42:
means this:

Rare to see a Chinese post, unfortunately, can only send the English quote
[G1 Android Development] roalex:
If you build from CM repo, froyo branch you build 6.2 rc - is really nothing much new compared with the latest 285 nightly sadly
[G1 Android Development] matispidi:
great, work metamorph
[G1 Android Development] Binary100100:
Infraction issued for violating rule #4.

I gave a warning in post #8.
[G1 Android Development] vermaekansh:
where is the link to download...

post one said it has been deleted...
[G1 Android Development] Captainkrtek:
Thread Locked
[Nexus S General] agy1995:
Can i downgrade to lower then 2.3?
[Nexus S General] TheBiles:
...

WHY?

10char
[Nexus S General] Anderdroid:
Maybe to test older versions?

Either way, I dunno. You may want to try and compile an old AOSP version and see if it boots. Lol.
[Nexus S General] rashad1:
Yeah, go buy a G1.
[General Topics] semperlux:
Just returned from Xmas shopping and thought I was going to get some tablets for family members but found them to be frustratingly slow when compared to the iPad--which is what people are going to do, even though they shouldn't, they're going to. Google did announced that Android <2.2 is simply not ready for tablets and I couldn't agree more.

I have an iPad at home and the cheapest iPad competes successfully with the best tablets Android has, the Dell Streak and Samsung tab. Those tablets are <$600, so's the iPad. Unless there's a specific reason why you'd rather use an Android tablet when the screen is smaller and the whole tablet is overall slower, the choice is easily iPad.

I heard a shopper try to use one and comment how slow Android is. I showed him my Evo to tell him that Android's still in progress, it'll get faster. Unless you don't mind paying for $300 or less for frustration, (inexpensive) Android tablets are just not ready. I hear Honeycomb will have a tabler-optimized system.

** mind you, I'm a Phandroid so...
[General Topics] zukа:
Couldn't agree more. The galaxy tab is an embarrassment. I tried using one in a store the other day and got 3 force closes in ten minutes, plus a jerky UI and ****house resolution.
[General Topics] vbetts:
I liked the Tab a lot, thought it was really great. Didn't have any issues with it when I played it with it. But I agree to an extent. Problem is, most Android tablets are made poorly. Archos is about the only one that has made decent tablets aside from Dell and Samsung. It could be better though, I'll say that. Right now Android is suited for mobile phones. For a good reason, it's a phone OS.
[General Topics] tknz:
More reason to look forward to honeycomb. The flagship Google tablet should set the standard for android tablets.
[General Topics] semperlux:
Yes! And they're going to kick butt. Apple optimized the iPhone's OS for three years before they brought out the iPad. Android is only about three years old, isn't it? I just hope that the crappy tablets out there now haven't damaged Android's rep.

Or Google should've just thrown ChromeOS on tablets. Chrome is basically what I use on my Ubuntu powered netbook. I rarely see the desktop anymore.
[General Topics] STi489:
I have had a galaxy tab for about 27 days..I also have an ipad that i've had for awhile....I like the tab but it's going back tomarrow...Had 3 and all 3 had dead pixels..I think the screen is better than ipad and using the apps and playing with OS is peppy like my Vibrant but start browsing and it becomes sluggish...Some sites are much worst than others...The stock browser is by far the slowest thing ever..dolphin hd is better but still sluggish..I tried all browsers and disabling flash/plugins and different settings ...No matter what i try browsing is not smooth like my ipad...I hoped a fix came out or a ROM that would fix the laggy browsing but nothing yet....I really like the tab because of A: Android OS vs the boring basic ios4 and B: The screen is better than my ipad...While the ipad screen is very nice the tab is better and once samoled starts coming on them ohhh my!
[General Topics] greenstuffs:
Google had plenty of time to make the OS smooth, 2.3 is a big fail. I don't know what google has given to people but everyone believes that android will be the next big thing. Seems like we will never reach the promised land.

People had so much expectations about gingerbread, new UI, gpu accelerated graphics, the smoothness, new integration with social networking... Instead you get a 2.3 with a new keyboard and few little things people don't care.

After 2 yrs and some the OS still is not smooth, it lacks in visual appearance, the apps are crap. I don't know how much longer i'll stay with this OS. Everytime i get a new phone is always read the stickies, flash new roms rinse and repeat. I am so tired of this, i don't know how long is going to stay like this but is like google doesn't give two ****s about it.

I bought an ipad this past weekend, jailbroke it, and started installing apps and end of story. I have games that i have fun playing with and apps that doesn't look like crap. If iphone had 3g in tmobile i'd consider getting an iphone.
[General Topics] semperlux:
It seems like you're the type that just wants their computer to work..[period]. This is not a criticism, you must just not be interested in hacking and modding your phone and why should you have to? There are so many choices out there, you don't have to use an Android phone--unless you were forced into using one.

Some of the apps are crap and some are are not but the choice is yours. The good apps filter to the top and bad ones never surface. I only choose apps that are four stars or better so my apps aren't crap--not to me at least. Don't you think that sort of freedom is nice? I do!

I, for one am glad that Google doesn't give two-****s about it ( I think they do ), it's an open source project and what you do with "your" phone is up to "you". We've never had this sort of freedom and I'm grateful we finally have it. But you don't have to try new ROMs or read any stickies if you don't enjoy it. I know Android phone users who have absolutely no plans to ever root their phone because they're happy with the way the carrier set it up for them--great!

I came from the Blackberry world and the only thing I could do with that was change the wallpaper and the size of the fonts *yawn*. RIM did everything for me and I had no clue what they were doing. Also, I've had Apple products, they magically patch things for me--what's going on? I'd like to know... Apple says, "no you don't--just use it, m'kay?" Microsoft does the same... No... Let's keep this open, I'm having a blast!
[General Topics] XtriFe:
Wow, well said mate, agreed except for Microsoft phones (WinMo), you can also buy them with the idea of tweaking, hacking, configuring everything to your liking, etc. in mind, unlike blackberry and apple.
[General Topics] semperlux:
Oh? I didn't know that about WinMO. I think that to a point you can hack and mod anything you want. I've seen OS 7 running on an iPhone and thought that was impressive but have no idea if that's difficult or not. But that's not Apple's corporate philosophy where as AOSP, by definition will lends itself to extensive modification and is almost encouraged--man, I've dreamed of this. :D
[General Topics] vbetts:
Android is pretty big right now and still growing.

The UI has different elements from previous versions, but this isn't the first time this happened. This happens with other platforms all the time. Windows Phone 7 for not having Copy and paste off the bat, or any decent homebrew support. Apple with the lack of multitasking, or Blackberry with something actually new and specs that can rival current Android phones!

It's not just google mind you, Google can only do so much. If you're gonna blame Google, then you have to blame Qualcomm, Samsung, TI, HTC, etc etc for making the phone and some of the drivers. And I don't know about you, but I didn't flash a new rom every day now. I just get a rom that's best for me, and if it needs updated, I update it. Same thing with stock roms. If Google didn't give 2 ****s about it, then why is Google still supporting Android as much as they are? I like the UI of Android a lot. Easy to customize and change, where as for the longest time in Ios and mostly still now, black background? Windows Phone 7, black background or a different color? For the apps, it's open source. That's what the reviews in the Marketplace are for. I've have good experiences with the apps.

Ios is also completely locked down in terms of development. Iphone 3g is also nothing compared to current Android phones now. An Arm11 v6 cpu, versus say an Arm Cortex a8? About 400-440mhz underclocked from 600mhz or so, versus even the Droid only being clocked at 550mhz, but having a huge advantage of better instruction sets and Adreno gpu? You obviously haven't done much homework either, Tmobile will support Iphone on their network, and there's even unlock codes in Cydia available. All you need to do, setup a plan with Tmobile, and get a Tmobile Sim card for that plan. It might now have the 3g network enabled, but there's your Iphone for you.

I'm not bad mouthing Apple, Iphone, Windows, Microsoft, WP7, or anything like that. But Apple has complete control over the Iphone and Ios(There isn't even an AT&T logo on the Iphone), WP7 is still young so we'll see how it turns out, and Android is still growing.
[General Topics] tbacks:
I would agree that the iPad is much more advanced. But the Galaxy Tab is pretty decent and I actually love the color nook. It is great for what it does...
[General Topics] galaxys:
Once released, Honeycomb should have a positve major impact on new futere Tablets.
[General Topics] necromonger89:
I completely disagree. You must not have done your homework well. Right now the best tablets are the tegra tablets. They own the ipad in every way possible and are receiving alot of development. As far as I know there are 4 out now: Toshiba Folio 100, Viewsonic G Tablet, Advent Vega, and the Elocity 7". I'm on the Viewsonic G Tablet, so far the rims developed by our Dev team are 1337! They can play flash, have full market, and are hella fast!
[Fascinate General] fluidj:
There has GOT to be a way to change the default keyboard that pops up to enter your corporate PIN! This is the most frustrating thing about 2.1. It's bad enough my job forces a PIN onto my phone to have exchange email....now I have to deal with the poor default to a QWERTY keypad instead of a simple number pad to enter the PIN.
[Fascinate General] Dalamar1320:
The Pin has nothing to do with 2.1. It has to do with the security policies pushed by your corporate exchange server. But as far as using a different key pad, doubtful.
[Fascinate General] fluidj:
From what i've seen via screenshots, an actual number pad is presented when entering your corporate PIN on 2.2. That's why I assume that the key pad default is a trait of 2.1. I know that the PIN is driven by the exchange server.
[Fascinate General] vetteman70:
i just enabled hidden menus through a dialer code string and the activated the "shutdown". It disabled the the lockscreen and theneed to enter my PIN altogether.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] boostedmach:
Can't install need for speed. when it goes to download the extra data from the wife network it comes up with and error that says unsupported device. I thought I was getting a deal on the new low price of some of the eamobile games but looks like I wasted a buck.

any one know how to get it to work?

thanks
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] futuregerald:
the version of need for speed shift currently in the market does not support the galaxy tab, it says this in the description text.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] natious:
Are you sure? It works on mine, and also had the option to download it from samsung apps

(australian device)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] shmigao:
yes. if you are lucky and the app is in your samsung apps store, then that is the galaxy tab version. the one in the market says in the description text: galaxy tab not supported
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] natious:
is it possible i can upload it? Or is that against the rules, it was free after all lol.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
It'll probably be classed as warez as it's now a paid app in the market. :/

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] shmigao:
+ it may not even install on other tabs, because maybe it will look at what firmware version or cell provider you have....
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] natious:
Well I downloaded some demos of a couple gameloft HD games that aren't on my market or Samsung apps, they seemed to install fine.(asphalt5 and some army one)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
That's Gameloft though. They make games specifically for certain devices, but EA have a Tab version (which only seems comparable on a few Tabs) then a general one.

My NFS from Samsung Apps installed fine, but once I'm in a race the Tab becomes unresponsive. Except tilt.

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] brilldoctor:
The Samsung apps version looked like a free trial
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] dan@msx:
I got need for speed shift from the samsung apps downloads.... Uk jj7 cpw firmware. Its a full game not just trial and works fine.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Ice dream angel:
Fifa 2010 wont install its required downloads on mt tab or htc magic :(
[Epic 4G General] zanderman112:
Edit 2: Someone please tell me if this is possible.

Edit: please someone help.

I'm trying to make a custom shortcut to the app drawer on launcherpro to add to a homescreen. Where is the app drawer activity? I can't figure it out and I don't want the app drawer in the dock.

Sent from The Chaotic Void.
[Epic 4G General] lviv73:
Why would you need it?The drawer opener is always in plin sight.
[Epic 4G General] Sh0wNuF:
if you don't want it on the dock you can set one of your app buttons to open the apps by sliding up on it....long press hold and and select change swipe action
[Epic 4G General] zanderman112:
I know about the swipe feature, but I want to add a shortcut to a homescreen.

Sent from The Chaotic Void.
[Nook Color General] ms_guy99:
Ok...got my Christmas NC! I was given permission to play cook it? The last thing I cooked was a Blue Angel....if anyone remembers those??? Then life really started and I fell away from things. I have gotten a new phone since then, using stock Evo. too afraid to play with it. But I reviewed the instructions for the NC and auto-nooter and think I can handle it...

I'm trying to jump back into things (thus slow and behind on current lingo) and am excited about turning my NC into a tablet! My stupid question for the day is BN instructions says I have to fully charge my NC before using. I'm not really planning on using it....just cooking it! Do I really have to fully charge it? It has about 67% charge now.

I did try and research this and came across two responses:

1. You have to fully charge or the battery will have issues

2. You don't have to fully charge but should fully discharge and then recharge soon after.

Thoughts?

TIA!!!

Edit: Hmm...have to update signature....apparently I did cook our 8125s....hmmmROM date is 2006....it has been a while!!! :)
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
Prey tell, what kinds of issues arise if you don't let it charge fully? I don't remember letting it get to 100% per se, but have noticed no huge issues...
[Nook Color General] camwinnn:
To the OP its really just up to you, obviously it wouldnt be good if it died in the middle of update/Nooter but its rated at 8hrs so 50%+ probably wouldnt hurt.

The start up guide says to wait till 100% before playing with it.

The only thing i could think of is perhaps the battery wouldnt be able to hold a charge/not last in the long run?

Even saying it sounds stupid to me, probably just B&N covering there end, but eh ive got no experience in batterys, i just know i normally let new devices charge while playing with them the first go :P havnt noticed them having issues.
[Droid X General] Olson-clan:
I downloaded the new update and installed it. Took me forever to get my root back but I finally got the phone where I want it. Unfortunately, the droid x is still trying to download the update which keeps failing. I contacted Motorola and they told me to do a factory rest and that might resolve the problem but they were unsure. How do I tell the phone it is up to date without having to reset everything?
[Droid X General] NotATreoFan:
If you do a factory reset, and the OS version is not .340, then the update did not work.

*DISCLAIMER - This Can Be Dangerous*

I would suggest using RSD Lite and the. 340 SBF to update the DX to the latest software version.

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Sent from my Droid X. Powered by Big Red, customized by NATF.
[Droid X General] Olson-clan:
I did the update already and the system shows 2.3.340. All I am trying to change is the phone trying to download the update and continually failing.

I don't want to do a factory reset unless it is the last resort. I do have RSD Lite but I am a little leery of flashing the phone. Is there a full SBF file available for the 2.3.340 or can I just run the update again?

Sorry for all the questions I just don't want to brick the phone and I am new to all of this.
[Droid X General] NotATreoFan:
If the phone keeps trying to update, then something is likely corrupt with the software. Try this as a test:

Reboot into Clockwork Recovery

Make a Nandroid backup

Do a factory reset and also wipe cache and data

Reboot and see if you still have .340 and get prompted for the update

If you still have .340 and get prompted, then you will most likely have to SBF and start over. You can always restore the Nandroid backup to go back to your original settings and data.
[Droid X General] Olson-clan:
OK, I will try that. Noob question though, do I need to unroot before factory reset? If so, will I also need to delete superuser.apk or will the reset delete all of that?

Thanks for all your help.
[Droid X General] NotATreoFan:
There is no need to remove root first. If you lose it in the restore just run z4root again.

Also, just to clarify my last post, the Nandroid backup would only be used if a reset doesn't fix the problem. You would then be able to restore everything back and use a program like Titanium Backup to save your data in a format that could be restored over top of a new ROM.

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[Droid X General] Olson-clan:
Thanks for all your help and patience. Just one more bank of questions before I start this. Do I need to rename the bloatware I changed after rooting or will the reset take care of that? Once I reset, I will need to reroot to install the backup with Droid X bootstrap, correct? Lastly, worse case scenario I have to SBF to start over, is there a full 2.3.340 SBF out there?
[Droid X General] NotATreoFan:
There is a version of .340 that has most of the components of an SBF, but it is not the actual full release. I have .320 Full and .340 System-Only on my machine, and I used them both when first updating. After the .320 update is successful, you will only need the .340 System-Only until a newer one is leaked.

Once done with both SBF files, you will use Motorola's recovery to do a Format Cache and also a Factory Reset. This will put everything back to the day you opened the phone, without root and Clockwork.

When ready to root again, install z4root (available here on XDA), reboot, then run z4root and finally, install DX Bootstrapper. You will be all set to use Root Explorer and remove the bloat all over again. Before removing the bloat, I strongly suggest creating a Nandroid backup so that you can easily get it all back in the event you need to do a warranty exchange and the USB port stops working.
[Droid X General] Olson-clan:
So here's the latest. Did a Nandroid back up and then cleared the cache followed by a factory reset. I didn't unroot or even flash the SBF files just to see what happened. The root was still there. I had to download root explorer again along with launcherpro but otherwise the phone was good to go. Checked system updates and low and behold, it was up to date!! So far it is working just fine, had to reinstall the apps I had before that I liked but all in all it's right where it needs to be. Thank you NotATreoFan for all your help.

On a side note, I had rooted the phone via the terminal emulator so I don't know if that made a difference in keeping the root. z4root may give different results.
[Droid X General] NotATreoFan:
Glad to hear it worked for you.
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamelb:
I just got my dell streak and Im looking to root it and than install froyo. Whers do I start?
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cameronmfjay:
Check the sticky thread
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bash_array:
Start by reading the forums here and stop being lazy and expecting people to feed you info

Dell Streak, 2.2 froyo (318), custom kernel, OC to 1.2ghz, quadrant 2002, hspda signal mod,
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rptw:
+1

and this isnt even android dev, it should go in Q&A

i've had my streak for a week and i religiously read the streak forums, probably answered like 5 of these new threads when i didnt have to make one myself =S
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] besony:
I dont even have one yet ! (till next Thursday that is..)

I dont even have one yet, (getting it coming Thursday! yippee)

and I am reading all over the forum already !!

READ !

:p

don't mean to be harsh,

but..

yeah..

READ !! :D

care,

sony.
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lufc:
Can you Please post Questions in the Q&A forum please thank you Moving to Q&A
[Optimus One, P500, V General] knzo:
Post your vote!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Akutsito:
Flashing to Prime (based on 2.2.1) fixed everything for me.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] warfab:
Haven't changed cards since I didn't experience any problems even on v10b. I have been using Kingston Class 4 8Gb microsd
[Optimus One, P500, V General] socialdistortion:
The latest firmware solves this issue. I've tried with both v10e and prime v2...