yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] distortedloop:
Dude, my ego is not so great that I can't admit I am wrong when I actually am wrong, but we're not there yet.

Your post isn't very helpful because you basically call me ignorant and do nothing to educate me.

Maybe I'm not being clear. Here is what happens on my phone now:

Boot to the bootloader by powering off the phone then holding the volume-up & hitting power button.

Once in fastboot, select recovery.

The phone reboots and for a fraction of a second I see the box with a yellow arrow pouring out onto the little green android dude. Then it switches to the green android dude with a white triangle and yellow exclamation point.

At that point I again do the volume-up key and power button.

NOTHING HAPPENS.

Shouldn't this enter me into recovery with a menu of options?

I've also tried various combinations of holding the power key down (nothing happens, just pressing it quickly (nothing happens), pressing it alone (causes a normal reboot), volume down button.

I'm happy to post a youtube video if you doubt me.

So please, educate me on what I am doing wrong, or acknowledge that on my phone, stock recovery is broken. These "you're wrong, you're ignorant" type posts aren't moving the discussion forward at all.
[Nexus S General] tfreshman:
When you see that little dude with the arrow for a split second. Press power and up again.
[Nexus S General] distortedloop:
Thanks for the suggestion. Doesn't work, though. :(

Perfectly willing to admit my timing may be off.
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
power button and then volume+
[Nexus S General] distortedloop:
Aha, there you go.

Thanks.

Only phone I've had with this kind of double selection to get into recovery. My Galaxy S, Nexus One (IIRC before installing AmonRa), Vibrant, EVO 4G all just went into recovery menu without the second key combo required.
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
no problemo, took me a while to, everyone always says volume then power or both at the same time
[Nexus S General] distortedloop:
Oops, hit thanks instead of quote...oh, well, don't mind giving you a double thanks! ;)

Anyways, the fact that hold volume then press/hold power gets you into bootloader kind of puts you in the frame of mind that that's what you need to do.

Also, there are numerous "how to" posts across the web that say that doing the key combo with the "!" displayed should work, which added to my confusion.

Anyways, problem resolved on my end.

I prefer CWM for several reasons, but not sure I'll disable the stock. It's easy enough to get into with ROM Mgr or fastboot flash of it.
[Nexus S General] lrdiaz:
Just got my system update in the Dallas, TX area
[Nexus S General] PrisonerOfDoom:
Got the system update, from Denver, CO.
[Nexus S General] Bmerz:
Just got mine a couple of hours ago too (in Denver). :)
[Nexus S General] sinatosk:
Just got my update. In UK
[Nexus S General] varungandhi:
Got mine in Aspen
[Nexus S General] krohnjw:
Nexus One had the same recovery stock.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ctt0002:
I know theres plenty of threads about this issue but they're so long of a read it would take forever for me to go through them.

I've been using hyperdroid with vbn rom. Its been great and reliable but it still has its quirts. What i like about the build is that the battery will last me close to a full day of use and it don't randomly reboot on me. But its just too outdated and am wondering if there is something else that is better out there.

I've tried jms builds but the battery does not last but a few hours for me.

My question is, what are you using and how does it compare with hyperdroid? AS in battery wise and random boots. Thanks
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] TheATHEiST:
Dude, there was absolutely no need for this topic, There is plenty of threads to read on subject and it would take you 10 mins tops to get a good idea of the next build and/or kernel to use.

Please stop been lazy and creating clone topics.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ctt0002:
Dude, how about you don't be a smartass and just let it die out like everybody is?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jose makalolot:
There are already a lot of lazy topics like this.

Atheist is right!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] TheATHEiST:
Im not been a "smartass" im stating a fact that you should have been aware of by using simple common sense.

At least take 5 mins to look at a forum before you post on it.

ALSO if you want to ask questions there is a Q&A forum so you fail on all points.

If you want help ask in right places and only if the information or question isnt readily available already.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] blacksxe:
use the damn search bar!!!!!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] denzalea:
do different types on android have different performances in terms of battery?

i mean Froyo,Desire,HD,Sense,no Sense etc. if yes which has best battery
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] streetcore78:
Imo desire has best battery...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Archer:
Every single build will have different battery life, due to the fact that they're different builds, with different software.

It also depends a lot on your radio (not your WinMo ROM, despite what people will tell you).

People tend to find a good combination for themselves. Despite us mostly having the same hardware, people are getting different results. The only way to find a good combination is to experiment.
[G2 and Desire Z General] rmk40:
I wanted to explain black screen issue many folks are encountering with overclocked kernels. The root cause is that voltages at higher clock speeds are not high enough to get the screen to turn on. In other words, if your screen is off and your phone scales beyond 800Mhz, the phone does not have enough power to turn the screen on. You'll almost always scale to the max the moment you hit that power button.

There are a few ways to prevent this from happening (from best to worst):

Create a "screen off" profile in SetCPU to restrict the clock to 800Mhz or below when the screen is off. I think it's obvious why this works. At the same time, a lot of people already do this, which explains why everyone hasn't been having the problem.

Use the conservative governor. Because it scales more gradually, it won't immediately jump past 800Mhz when you attempt to power the screen. There is still a chance of encountering the issue if you attempt to turn on the screen if the device has been busy for a while.

Increase voltages in the kernel. I started experimenting with this before I decided to come here and recommend the first two options. To get the screen to reliably turn on at higher clock speeds, we'd have to raise the voltages substantially. So we'd end up with more risk of damaging components, degraded battery performance and so on. Once the screen is on, the cpu does not actually need more power than it's being given in today's frequency tables. Thus, we'd effectively be increasing power consumption all the time to deal with a need for more power at screen on. Clearly a bad idea.

Unless you're using SetCPU profiles (or equivalent) or the conservative frequency governor, you're going to get black screens. Cyanogen, Pershoot, Evil's and my kernels all use roughly the same voltages, so you're going to need to apply this solution regardless.

There you have it.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Herrera91:
*Applauds*

I bow down to your wisdom, sir! ;)
[G2 and Desire Z General] rgl12miami:
Can you explain why this doesn't happen to me when I'm on CM 6.1.1 ROM?

With setcpu settings at 1209/368 (ondemand scaling, no profiles) I have black screens on Virtuous but neveron Cyanogen's mods.
[G2 and Desire Z General] rmk40:
I'd have to do more testing to confirm but I would guess more load is generated (events triggered) with Sense ROMs at the time of wake, causing the ondemand governor to scale up to nearly max more rapidly than CM.

There's a simple way to see if it'll ever happen on CM. Set your governor to "performance", with clock speed above 1Ghz. Turn off the screen and see if it fails to turn after a few attempts at toggling it on and off.
[G2 and Desire Z General] rgl12miami:
I did what you suggested about 30 times and no one has failed. It's a shame,

because I do really love your ROM: speed is incredible. But what bothers me

the most is when the alarm sounds or I receive a call and the screen refuse to

lighten up. I will keep an eye on your rom and for sure I will be back on it soon.

Great job! The best sense rom i've ever seen.
[G2 and Desire Z General] beatryder:
Thanks for this. Works perfectly on my Stock SenseUI ROM with virtuous kernel
[G2 and Desire Z General] tornado9015:
Thanks! That explains why the issue hasn't been happening since I set my profile to conservative. That was probably the most annoying issue since I got my G2.
[G2 and Desire Z General] fastludeh22:
I bet the fact that every cpu is different would also explain why it happens to some and not others.

Again every cpu is different, but here is my settings for screen off. Min 245 max 245. I started min 245 max 368, dropped max down and no adverse effects and great bat life. I have no blackscreen/wakeup issuses. I've been using setcpu to save battery since before the first oc module/kernel.

Would def test kernel that drops below 245 and/or uv it greatly.
[G2 and Desire Z General] gee one:
What do you mean that every CPU is different? At the hardware, firmware, software level?
[G2 and Desire Z General] bahmanxda:
I think he means every cpu handle overclocking differently, for example ive been very unlucky and my cpu cant handle anything above 1.1 Ghz and it crashes if i set it up any higher but lots of people running theirs at 1.8 and they are stable

its just like overclocking PCs every cpu handle overclocking differently even if they have the exact same spec.
[G2 and Desire Z General] FrenicX:
I'm bumping this due to how useful this information is and how often the issue still comes up.
[G2 and Desire Z General] poochie2:
I don't understand why I don't encounter this issue at all with AOSP ROMs. Is there an obvious reason I'm missing?
[G2 and Desire Z General] ianmcquinn:
This was the first question asked (see the fourth post). Here's the OP's theory...

I haven't seen this issue before either.
[G2 and Desire Z General] poochie2:
My bad, I missed that.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Und3rtaker:
have a lot of text files i use. i have problem viewing them if file is larger than 9KB.

any content of the file that is beyond 9KB is not seen in text editor. some editors that have autosave even reduces the file once it's open an closed..

is this a bug or what? is there any program that can handle this?

i tried this with lots of text editors and on different phones.

p.s. Thinkfree office can handle this files, BUT program is quite slow and file can't be saved in txt format afaik
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Und3rtaker:
anybody??

please, i need reading and editing "large" text files and NO GO with text editors
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] crandf:
Aha! A potential customer.... ;P I was experiencing the same problem, so I wrote an app to solve it and just uploaded it onto the market today. It deals with large text files just like your thread wants.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=898083

Let me know if you have any questions about my app.

Ummmm, just a warning, my app is sometimes slow on startup, I think its due to the file write when it first creates some log files for tracking progress. Even so, it only takes around 4 secs to open a 10MB txt file.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Und3rtaker:
oh, so there is this silly size limitation for text files.. :\ big thnx for this. i thought i was the only one with that problem.

will try your app.

again, thnx for solving this mistery :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] crandf:
Android has this max size limiting the textboxes, I could in theory set it to

android:maxLength="99999999" or so, but even if the phone has that much memory, it can be pretty slow loading even 1-2 MBs of text. So I went with the file chunking approach, which bottlenecks in file write operations, but is still acceptably fast to me and is overall more specs friendly.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Und3rtaker:
hmm, installed your app, but still same problem. can see few more lines than in other text editors, but that's it, only few more, not whole file.. do i need to set anything??

file i was testing is 15KB size..

other comments on program: it's fast, smooth scrolling, with just the right amount of options,.. looks great :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] crandf:
It works by loading only a small chunk of the file at a time. To see the subsequent chunks, either:

1) Do a short horizontal swipe to the left which will load the next chunk.

2) Use the GoTo in the menu.

3) Scroll to the bottom, then briefly tap the bottom of the screen. But (3) only works during View mode since it will interfere with the cursor placement.

TO load the previous chunk, just 1,2, or 3 in reverse :D

You can try experimenting with MB-scale files too. So long as your internal SD has the space to support it, there should be no problems.

BTW: the screwy cursor placement when the original blinking cursor location is a few pages away is due to some inherent bug of the EditText class. I dunno how to fix it actually, but luckily it's not too complicated to overcome on the user's side; just type something after tapping at the place you want your cursor to be shifted, and the page will scroll back to where you originally tapped your finger.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Und3rtaker:
after some testing, i can say this is a great program !! :)

only 2 things if i may:

-sliding between chunks is hard to achieve(sliding doesn't work well)

-there are temp files left in .NeedToWrite folder on internal SD card.. which is not good if there are stored some passwords
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] crandf:
Glad you liked it! :D

Yup, Sliding is tricky, because the in-built vertical scrolling tends to interfere when there is a slight vertical slant in your horizontal swipe. So I made the horizontal swipe very sensitive to compensate. To take advantage of this, try doing a tiny horizontal swipe rather than a long one. It is much easier to make a tiny swipe be horizontal enough than a long swipe.

As for the tmp files, I wasn't aware tmp files got orphaned! Hmmm.... do tmp files still get orphaned after you've installed v1.31? Pls do install it if you haven't yet.

Update: Just found out that the orphaned tmp files probably occurred if you open mnt/sdcard/[folder/example.txt] and sdcard/folder/[example.txt]. The difference is the mnt/ folder. Although they have different paths, they are still the same file, but NTW creates the backup folder hierachy based on the file paths, so.

Anyway, I've come up with v1.32 which will place the tmp files on the same folder as the original file. Although this makes your folder more cluttered, but the benefit is reduction in "Force Close" errors due to the length of the backup file paths in .NeedToWrite exceeding the file path limit. And no more duplicate backup files created due to opening the same file from mnt/sdcard/example.txt vs sdcard/example.txt. And also much easier for user to maintain personally.

However, one user aptly pointed out that the extra clutter is really not welcomed and would also mean extra copying time when copying the whole folder over to the PC. So v1.33 will again return to the old system of placing all backups in .NeedToWrite/tmp :(
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
your the man , cool cool
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Nokser:
I test this tool, for me working good, thanks Bro
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
WOW , 50 views and only 2 thanks :(
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] surfing10:
Here is my thanks!!!

This type of programs really helps we (advanced users) to get more from the stock ROMs.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] fb401:
I was afraid of this happening when it was introduced (people complaining about being thanked).
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] hdubli:
Thanks :) hope we can make roms
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] bigfoune:
thx andim;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Nokser:
Small Info:

-> Not working/support for old/first image system WP7.... (Mondarian/Spark, maybe this os only is test)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] indiekiduk:
do you think writing will be possible?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Nokser:
Yes, if only I get source code from this program, and mod. any options
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
Done, but not tested ...

AnDim
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] liuchuanlsy:
thx i'm waiting for the tools for HD2,a fans of WP7
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] antoniomistretta:
Great! Thank you! :)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] WithinRafael:
Great, just what we need. More proprietary (closed source) Russian crap.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
isn't that a little bit rude to say to someone that just made a tool to dump parts of a rom ?

but what do you think of making one your self and make the source open ?

ok I wait for your tool then and the source code, when you are on it you could also make use a tool to recmod modules from a wp7 dump (ofcourse open source)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] athompson:
Complaining about closed source, marginally reasonable. Complaining about Russian-ness, not cool. Keep it friendly and good.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] MOster:
Thanks

These are the steps we need to get the chefs in action.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
Updated.

v.0.7.0.14

+ Added functions to the Os editor:

extract SLDR1 (SLDR2) partitions from OS;

extract files and packages from SLDR1 (SLDR2);

AnDim
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] beautyangel:
Good work bro

Keep it up dude, to all those who are complaining, better do it yourself, this bro is taking his time and helping us, and he deserve respect. thx brother.;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
Updated

V. 0.7.0.15

+ extract LOGO partition from OS;

+ extract .bmp(s) from LOGO partition;

AnDim
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Nokser:
Hi AnDim

you add options (add file, delete file, etc.) in NK sections?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] bigfoune:
thx for this update andim ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
Updated

V. 0.7.0.19

+ support Samsung OMNIA 7 (.nb0 file format);

+ support htc OS.nb rom part (only WP7);

No
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Nokser:
V. 0.7.0.19

+ support htc OS.nb rom part (only WP7); -> this option have a bugs in IMGFS, if you select SYS folder, and click any icon folder, then display error
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
Nokser, your OS.nb is corrupted... to extract .nb part use htcRIE

AnDim
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Nokser:
Maybe you have a right my friend... i ext. my os.nb in tool Da_G...

see later how it is with your tool

I have a question, you can create a file support *.TSW on your tools?

BR

Nokser
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] martani:
I am using this tool on a Samsung Omnia 7 ROM, and it works perfectly.

However, since I'm so new to this stuff, I want to know how to save specific files from the ROM to my computer? When I try to save pictures it works pretty well. But when I try to save DLLs or EXEs I get a bunch of files of the form

S000

S001

S002

S003

.....

I am supposed to assemble these files somehow to get the original one? :confused:
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
that are modules and we can't recmod them at the moment :(
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Nokser:
but.. you test this in PB tools?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
No .

did you test it ?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] attilah:
Failing to extract files from omnia7 rom

Hi!

I've downloaded the Omnia 7 rom files from samfirmwares.com and when I'm opening the nb0 file with the tool it lists all files well with correct (I think) file sizes and all, but when I'm extracting some files either the tool is crashing and/or it creates the same 256kb for the selected filenames. I'm guessing that you're using 256kb buffers during the extraction.

One suggesion: Can you modify the app to not to use the select folder but the save file dialog for folder selection? and to remember the last selected folder?

An Extract all files with directories should be another killing functionality.

Thanks,

Attila
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
291kb.. I know :) , but only when extract selected files from package.

You can select one folder in the Tree to exctract one package

or select SYS or OEM folder and select packges in the List ...

Select SYS or OEM folder to extract ALL packages from SYS/OEM

AnDim
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] attilah:
Thanks, it helped me extract the content of the rom! :-)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
Updated.

Added some tech information:

htc Binary Image Data Format.

AnDim
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ceesheim:
did you see this ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=910725
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] qjsmartphone:
so can WP7 be ported to the galaxy S as well with these ROMS?? There is a hack that allows the live services to be activated anyway??
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
Added some links in first post.

AnDim
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] saiweb:
This is coolest thing I have ever gotten recently. Thank you very much.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] MeTinnn:
great ...Thank you .
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
Some news!

HD2 Windows Phone 7 Development >>THREAD>>

At the moment we can change the content of imgfs, as well as the use of every space located in the partition.

1. To extract contetnt of IMGFS use htcRIE_0.7.0.35 (GUI)

Rename part04.bin to *.nb first.

Code:

Select IMGFS -> Select All Item (Click One Item -> Ctrl+A) -> Save selected files

2. To edit default.hv and user.hv use HVEdit_v.2.0.112

You can use drag-and-drop.

3. To rebuild IMGFS use imgfsfromdump (or other tool), but don`t forget a new cecompr_nt.dll (with XPH compression type support).

You can use cecompr7_nt.dll from htcRIE_0.7.0.35.zip, but rename to cecompr_nt.dll first.

4. To replace IMGFS use htcRIE_0.7.0.35 (command line).

Code:

htcrie.exe replace /I <imgfs.bin> <part04.bin>

Some links:

HTC Leo - Project "moon light" [WP7] [RUS]

HTC Leo - Project WыньPhone7 [WP7], HTC HD2 / HTC T8585
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] stronzetto:
Many thanks you ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] stouph52:
thanks for you works ,i test it now ;):D
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] hoangduchoai:
we can cracked software for wp7?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ~~Tito~~:
No we cannot post or discuss methods of ways to pirate applications on this forum.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] dragoxt:
Suuport for LG phones

I know the popularity on lg phones is not quite there yet, but will these tools support LG roms ?, i have a LG GW910 Panther i got from ebay i dont think ill be able to update via zune anytime now i have a 7.0.7003.0 FW.

In wich case does anyone now if theres and alternate way to update this phone to stock ? 7004
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AnDim:
Coming soon ...

New version!

+ Added the ability to increase the size of IMGFS partition.

- No command line support mehr.

+ Bonus: Custom Logo

AnDim
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] oiopda:
thanks!!! thanks!!!
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] FlowerPotmen:
Me coming soon too