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[Android Apps and Games] triggerftu:
er. torrent.... riiiiiiiight. maybe p2p. maybe a cloud based upload/download services. but torrent. i really don't think so. learn more about what your talking about before jumping the gun. it could very well be that your school has put a block on mobile devices like how a lot of college have been for the ipad because people have been goofing off or crashing networks (it has happened before)
[Android Apps and Games] deaffob:
Care to cite any reputable source of that? I can't find that name in any tech university ranking. Sounds like you or someone close to you are related to that college and you are just trying to defend that its reputation.
[Android Apps and Games] CNPalmer:
Textbook example of pure pwnage.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jinx0117:
Ok.....First I will admit I am new at all of this, second , I am a girl. Not that, that is a big deal but you get my drift. I have spent the last 24 hrs trying to find a good version of android 2.2 to install on my HTC HD2. I have tried quite a few versions, only one has installed that was the FroyoSense. However, none of my status lights worked, personal ringtones didn't work, picture preview didn't work. I create themes for the market and wanted to run android on this phone to help me out with my themes.....can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you so much in advance.......that is if anyone is up as late as I am.... : )

Mickey
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] juzz86:
Hi Mickey,

The best builds I've used are NexusHD2 1.8 (if you want completely stock Android) and MDJ Froyo HD 4.6 (if you like the HTC Sense look). You will need to flash your HD2 using ActiveSync with a new '.50' radio. They can be found here (2.15.50.14 is the one I'm using). Without the new radio you'll be unable to boot.

I'm currently running MDJ Froyo HD 4.6 and it's quick and stable with pretty good battery life. I experience trouble with 'robot voice' when calling on NexusHD2, however everything else works just fine. Once you get a bit more confident you can have a play with custom kernels and whatever else.

To install one of these builds follow the link and download the package, then extract everything. I take the MicroSD out of my phone and use a card reader plugged into my PC to format the MicroSD FAT32. Quick format works fine for me. Then I copy the files into a folder called 'Android' (do not use all capitals) in the root of the SD card. Then boot into Windows, use file explorer to find your 'Android' folder and run CLRCAD.exe (nothing will happen - that's fine). Then run HARET.exe, click 'yes' when told about an unknown publisher, and it will proceed to boot you into Android.

First boot may take up to 10 minutes, as the device creates a virtual 'phone memory' for your apps and sets up the kernel. Once it's booted and at the lock screen, leave it for fifteen minutes. After fifteen minutes, unlock and power off your phone completely. Rinse and repeat the booting process, and your Android should be working perfectly.

I'll keep an eye on your thread in case you have other questions. Make sure you flash that radio first, or you'll be in all kinds of trouble.

Good luck!

Justin
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Truaim:
This is exactly what ive been looking for Juzz. can you elaborate on activesync and the radio more? installation, etc? and that froyo work with gen. y? If not, whats a good dual boot?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] juzz86:
Truaim,

ActiveSync isn't actually called ActiveSync anymore, it's Windows Mobile Device Center on Vista and Windows 7.

When you connect your HD2 running Windows to your computer with the USB cable, you are asked (on the phone) what kind of mode you want to select. ActiveSync is first, then USB Mass Storage, Internet Gateway etc. ActiveSync is the mode where you can update new firmwares, install HardSPL, and (if you use them) sync Outlook calendars, mail and contacts.

I am assuming you have HardSPL installed, which you use to flash custom Windows ROMs? It's not necessary (strictly speaking) for Android, but makes flashing radios easier. Let me know if you need me to cover that more.

Android on the HD2 only works with radios that follow the '2.xx.50.xx' format. They MUST have that .50 or you'll run into trouble. Flashing a new radio is just like flashing a new ROM. You download the installer, extract and run CustomRUU.exe, which launches the update process. Your phone needs to be in ActiveSync mode for this to work.

If you follow my previous link to the radio thread, you'll find all the .50 radios at the top. I'd go with the 2.15.50.14 radio first. Download it, connect your phone, unzip and run CustomRUU. Then follow the prompts. Your phone will do a few odd things, reboot and be running the new radio. It doesn't change Windows in any way, shape or form. It just updates your radio. You won't see any changes, except in the 'About' page where it lists the radio version.

Hope this helps!

Justin
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] juzz86:
Also, I run the 1.66.405.2 Generic WWE HTC Windows 6.5 ROM. I don't use any kind of bootloader (I'd rather be sure CLRCAD was run myself). There are a couple of stripped-down Windows ROMs floating around, but I find battery life isn't affected a whole lot by running a regular Windows ROM.

Cheers.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] juzz86:
Just in case the radio package you get doesn't have CustomRUU...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Archer:
The most recent stock ROM (3.14) is reported by many to be a very good ROM for running Android with. I use it myself and have had 0 issues. (It comes with radio 2.15.50, which is great for Android.)

It also means that, for once, my phone is in a perfectly "legit" state and I could send it off for repair without worry.

And I'm sorry, but there are no "best builds" for Android. The ones that are regularly updated are all running very well, so it depends what you want from it. I'd recommend ignoring recommendations ;) and trying a few different ones yourself, as that's the only way you'll find what you like.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Truaim:
I bought my HD2 used, so I wont be sending it in. in fact, if it were possible id remove windows entirely. where can i see if i already have that radio installed?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Archer:
Reboot your phone and look out for the info in the bottom left of the screen when you get the first white screen with HTC logo. The number next to R is the radio version you have.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Truaim:
My radio is currently 2.8.50.08... is this compatible with mdj sense 4.6 suggested above?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] juzz86:
Should be fine mate. Give it a whirl.

Good luck!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] stramvaier:
my radio is 2.05.51

will this work or do i need to go back to 2.xx.50 ?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Archer:
Please read up about subjects before asking questions in future.

It is stated all over the forums that you need at least 2.08.50 (don't use a .51 radio).
[Nook Color General] digidocs:
I think it would be fun to try to interface some external hardware to the NC. A serial port would make this much easier.

Has anyone discovered any serial lines on the PCB? I've searched quite a bit on the forum and not found anything. Perhaps some of the GSM or 802.11 module lines are connected to a UART?

Thanks,

DC
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] g00ndu:
Congrats on your rom. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] corgar:
barcode scanner and other camera apps are working?

gps_conf is optimized for italian customer?

thx
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ed10000:
I like the animations! Good job.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] texture:
I don't have any FC problems with apps like barcode scanner or camera360 or stock camera app.

GPS conf is setted for "it" and not for "north-america".
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] daigoro64:
Very nice work. Thanks for sharing.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dena994:
Amazign ROM...you must try it...:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] daigoro64:
Just updated the ROM to latest speedmod kernel K12H TINY_RCU without any issue.

This ROM performs really well in terms of stability and battery usage.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ragin:
Can you release a patch for users from other countries? especially APNs. And can you give us a no-wipe version too?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] teo74:
Luca, I used your Roms on my old Touch HD and they were amazing! As soon as I get back to my office I will be trying your work on my galaxy a well! Very nice to have you here!

Grazie!!!

Sent from my GT-I9000 with Doc's XXJPY v6.2
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] rugg85:
why removed????
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] sciacallo010:
Same question
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dbtomas:
Find there ;)

http://www.myppc.it
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dena994:
Guys i recommand tris rom!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ragin:
@texture,

Please update your Title to reflect the changes you made recently. Otherwise people wan't know. Also is this featured in the custom ROM list in the sticky?

PS : And PLEASE post some screenshots.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] daigoro64:
+1. After two weeks of intense usage, no one issue.

This ROM simply works, and works well.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dena994:
yeah..i'm using the first version....:D:D:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ragin:
You may also add on the Title the date on which it was last modified. Makes sense to do that. Add a version # too if you want to.

Say if I had gone through this thread 4 days back, I wouldn't want to again open it unless I find a change on the Title to reflect it.

Please, I am just trying to help here.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] texture:
Updated first post.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] BUTCHER0123:
Move apps to SD

Hi,it is a great ROM indeed.The only things that I noticed so far is that after you change the language to English some names in the application list remain in Italian

,the actual desktop icons names are changed to English.I installed ADW launcher an d now all names are set to English.It would have been nice if this could have been done without third party apps

Another thing which I don't know is how to transfer apps on SD card as the button move to SD is grey.Thanks for assistance
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mobile mouse:
Hi i do not know what has happened but all the links to your roms are dead ?? all i am told is " Unfortunately, the link you have clicked is not available. " do you have any other links that i can follow to try your rom, many thanks and regards...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] texture:
Sorry but the links are dead and the rom development is stopped because i don't have a time for it.

You can try other ones like Darky or MIUI or Criskelo.
[Droid Pro General] ipgpdp:
After upgrading to 2.26.60, the phone resets every 15-30 minutes.

Unlocked using GSM.

Didn't install any other apps.

Didn't root.

Any solution/suggestion?
[Droid Pro General] @Class:
My only guess would be to try a factory reset which might solve your problems :o
[Droid Pro General] macstibs:
My phone went into something close to a death loop where it would reboot toward the end of the startup phase. It seemed like it was caused by some combination of wifi and GPS because the reboot would happen shortly after the GPS system fired up. The solution for me was to delete the Tasker app data through Settings - Applications and that seemed to correct the problem. Hope this helps.
[Droid Pro General] hk9090:
Hmmm, I am having the same problem after the 2.26.60 update.

I also use it on GSM/UMTS mode with a SIM card. The phone works perfectly well, but every three calls placed or received it will either badly distort the sound, or reboot itself. I have an original, non-rooted phone.

Factory resetting it did not help either.

Anyone know of a way of rolling back this update? It definitely did not happen before.

Thanks!
[Droid Pro General] rafeee2:
You can go back simply by flashing the 2.26.20 SBF. You'll find a link for it somewhere on the forums.
[Droid Pro General] hk9090:
Droid flashed back to 2.26.2. Working perfectly now.

Apparently there is a bug with the latest update and using sim gsm networks. It is a shame though not being able to update the software; especially with a brand new, original, unrooted, unmodified phone.
[Droid Pro General] MrWilliams2:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=923552
[Droid 2 General] suricx:
I was in recovery mode with the newest version clockwork recovery. I cleared all my caches and formatted the system partition on accident. At that time my phone died before i could plug it back in. Now i am unable to get it past the boot logo. When i plug it in the little charging lite comes on for awhile then the boot screen and the light goes off. I have tried to power on the phone with the power button without any success. The only way it comes on is with power then it doesn't seem to charge. I tried to hold the power + X and that doesn't work either. Anyone got any ideas what is going on with my phone.
[Droid 2 General] newk8600:
You need to have software to charge the D2 you need to find someone with another D2 or D1 and have them charge your battery or buy a new battery or external charger to get your phone on.

After that you probably need to SBF to get the software back on your phone unless you can get into recovery, then don't worry about that.
[Droid 2 General] lizard1:
That sounds like real good advice.
[EVO 4G General] Smac7:
so whenever i see a new kernel i never know which one to go for, but i ussually just shoot for the cfs. honestly though, i cant tell much difference between the two. i was wondering, what do most of you guys use? and why?
[EVO 4G General] DirtyShroomz:
I forgot where I read that BFS are usually better at managing battery life but in all honesty I don't think most on here know the difference except the kernel makers themselves lol but then again im sure im 100% wrong about that
[EVO 4G General] aph:
bfs sounds better in theory but most people report actual better performance with cfs including the kernel developers
[EVO 4G General] EndlessDissent:
BFS should (SHOULD) perform better in interactive environments (like cell phones), and CFS should perform better for batch operations (like server databases). BFS should work better for small systems, and CFS should work better for large scale (16+ cores/processors) systems.

In the real world, the difference is negligible, and you probably won't notice one. Of course, I still prefer BFS for the theoretical performance (And the name. Brain **** Scheduler sounds so much cooler than Completely Fair Scheduler). I guess I'm just idealistic.
[EVO 4G General] Crossrocker:
Bfs always has given me better performance and most devs have recommended to use bfs so i stick with it

A drop of Chuck Norris's semen was placed on the IPhone. We now have the Htc Evo.
[EVO 4G General] tatnai:
back when BFS was still new I was using netarchy's kernels, and for some reason equivalent kernels with BFS vs CFS, my phone was just laggy with BFS. I've stuck with CFS since, haven't really tried any of the new BFS kernels.

everyones phones tend to act a little differently. just pick a kernel builder, and try out the BFS version for a couple of days, then try out the CFS version for a couple of days. stick with the one that works best for your phone and your setup.
[Galaxy Tab General] Randy Malkoski:
Hello,

Am a long time Android/iPhone user; have used both the 3GS and the 4 (loved both and wished they could do more) and have used a Galaxy S (Bell) Desire, Milestone, Desire Z, Hero, and Nexus One. Love the iOs slickness, but loved the Android slickness (slightly less than iPhone) and loved the customizability and options. In short, love both OS's.

Have been looking at tablets for awhile now, looked at the iPad, and couldn't justify the expense for what seems like (to me) a really large iPod Touch. For something of that size, no customizability or advanced options would be too tragic.

Of course came around to looking at the Galaxy Tab; looks great. Which leads me to my main question (though I'm adding others as well; any answers or thoughts are appreciated!):

1) Could the tab be rigged to read SD or CF cards from an external card reader? Am imagining using the tab as a portable photo editor / uploader / emailer / storage device. The largest CF card that I tend to use for my camera is 2GB; the ability to offload photos to the internal (and external) storage of the Tab would be amazing.

2) What other really cool functions have been discovered / jury rigged through rooting and hacking? Have always followed the hacking communities of my android phones, but unlocked capabilities on a device with a 7 inch screen would be even cooler!

3) How are both ebooks (Aldiko in particular) and 3d games (like Dungeon Hunter) on the Tab?

Thanks so much for reading such a long post (if you got this far), and any responses are immensely appreciated!

Randy
[Galaxy Tab General] Beards:
In reference to your question one ~ Yes, there is soon to be released a hardware accessory by the name of Samsung Galaxy Tab Camera Kit.

This small piece of hardware will connect to the base of the Tab and transform it into a standard USB port.

You will then be able to plug USB sticks directly into the device for data transfer, or connect straight to a camera for advanced functionality.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
What does this new boot.img/kernel do?

It allows you to mount windows shares on your tablet. That allows you to play music, videos, etc.

WARNING: For right now this is breaking angry birds, and some other apps.

Kernel: Stock 2.6.32.9 with CIFS/NTFS (compiled by me)

Ramdisk: TnT 3389

You can setup your windows share information in Cifsmanager from market. I haven't been able to get it working, but hopefully someone else can. Some pictures available here: http://www.ez-pad.net/android-1858-1-1.html . You will have to leave the last line blank, do not copy what the link shows. The rest of the lines do give you a guide.

Download:

TnT 3389 CIFS, NTFS http://www.multiupload.com/JMJ61RPBJC (tested with TnT 3389)

VEGAn B4 CIFS, NTFS http://www.multiupload.com/5YX1XBI4CN

Install:

Place download on /sdcard

Boot into clockwork

Run it as an update.zip

If you see gtabdevs logo, you know it worked
[G Tablet Android Development] ketty_yijun:
can i use on vegantab build? if yes. which file i should download? with vpn or no vpn?
[G Tablet Android Development] fl0wfr:
Hi, is it compatible with Folio 100? (same hardware I guess)

Thanks!
[G Tablet Android Development] shredness:
First off, thanks for making this happen. Mounting through cifsmanager does work however something got borked with apps that are on the sdcard (i.e. angry birds)

Cannot restore via titanium backup; install fails through market.

I assume reapplying vegan.b4 update will replace the boot.img to fix.

Was there something I should've done in clockwork before applying this?

P.S. applied the non VPN version
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
I'm pretty sure something needs to be changed to work with Vegan. I only tested it with TnT so far.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
I'm not sure that it works on vegan, i'll build one later for it. I put beside the VPN one that wifi doesn't work, so unless you don't need wifi... That is there for someone more advanced to look into finding updated wifi drivers that work with VPN.

It will not work with the Folio, the chipset is the same, but touchscreen, etc is not.
[G Tablet Android Development] Pyr0x64:
any possibility you could compile a cifs.ko module separately for the advent vega kernel please?

i pulled ar6000.ko from the device and found the vermagic string with a hex editor incase it helps:

vermagic=2.6.32.9_P10_v1.06.5_20101213_DIX_UK-gb9b276c-dirty SMP preempt mod_unload modversions ARMv7
[G Tablet Android Development] shredness:
Btw, in vegan under settings/sdcard shows as unmount in progress eventhough it also displays total use/remaining space. Don't know if this is typical.

Should also point out you mean NFS support, not NTFS.

Again, thank you so much for this.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
No problem. Also, it does add NTFS support. NTFS formatted drives will work now.
[G Tablet Android Development] shredness:
Ah, cool beans. Sorry I misunderstood.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Thank you, sir! The Gtab just got another bump in the usability department. I can only imagine what lies ahead of us.
[G Tablet Android Development] Longsh0t:
Was getting ready to update to this kernel...then I read the warning about Angry Birds. LOL

What exactly is breaking in these apps when using CIFS?
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
I think the kernel patch we received didn't include some of the latest changes. Therefore there are some vold incompatibilities i think, causing issues with apps that need /sdcard.
[G Tablet Android Development] popezaphod:
Major step taken here! Can't wait until it's stable.

-=Sent from my VS GTablet (VEGAn b4) using Tapatalk=-
[G Tablet Android Development] SofaKingWeird:
Yes Angry Birds is now broken and will not install again either. I get an error. I think it said code 18. This is foreign to me.
[G Tablet Android Development] pmcnano:
For whatever is worth, mount your SDCard on your computer, and while mounted, install Angry Birds :P RAWRAWRAR!
[G Tablet Android Development] ketty_yijun:
cifsmanager can not be install on my vegan build after i update this.

and all angry birds were gone.
[G Tablet Android Development] pmcnano:
Like I said, for angry birds: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10133101&postcount=17

And..about the CIFSManager is kinda "lol"......I installed it correctly, I see it in my app drawer, but if I click on it, it will say its not installed. THOUGH, if I go to market, search for CIFSManager, will tell me its installled, click on the app and then go to the "open" button, it will open! LOL :P
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
Launch CIFSManager from something other than the stock TnT launcher. It works from LP.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mliou:
I'm running a custom rom on my Desire (Oxygen rc2) and I want to modify the files on the rom itself. I was wondering if anybody can walk me through the set up for Windows (32-bit)? Thanks so much!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariosraptor:
have a lokk here mate. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=532719

you should know that reading is involved:D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MasDroid:
Perform a nandroid backup beforehand which you can later restore just incase something happens while you are using ADB commands.
[Liquid S100 Android Development] Jasonong75:
can the official 2.2 liquid E rom (ferarri edition) b install in liquid???

thanks.
[Liquid S100 Android Development] HustlinDaily:
Yes- http://android.modaco.com/content/a...fan-com-ferrari-edition-for-liquid-256mb-bin/

Here is a guide on how to flash it- http://android.modaco.com/content/a...rial-how-to-flash-bin-files-on-acer-liquid-e/

If you want to install MalezRecovery, install the one built for Ferrari Edition Liquid.
[Liquid S100 Android Development] Jasonong75:
tks alot man
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] maheshoid:
I relcently updated my original Droid to FRG83D.but after that I can't get rom manager working I can't get to recovery ..I rooted it using one click root..any idea hoe to solve it.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] boycef26:
Have same problem. When it boots to recovery the only option is "stock" reboot, want to be able to do nandroid back up..