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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] zarathustrax:
If you still like winmo, then why not keep it? You can have winmo and android on your phone. I'm playing around with nand android right now, but I plan on going back to winmo and running android off sd... the way I see it, nand doesn't improve android enough to want to get rid of the ability to run multiple os's on it. That's what makes the HD2 special... If I wanted a phone that just ran android off nand and that's it, I would've gotten a native android phone. But to each his own... we have lot's of choices with the HD2.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] BillTheCat:
Just caught your post as I was pondering a move to Android. I have also been running NRG's CHT for a while and been very happy.

Decided to go ahead anyway, flashed the Desire ROM, and it's interesting. Some things are familiar, other things are not. Android seems to be working a bit differently than WM, in that there isn't a 'close' button, and I don't like having to puch the key to get back to my home screen every time, but there's probably an app for that.

On the whole, I can see how 'Droid is a boon for those new to more sophisticated smart phones, but for those of us who have been running WM for a while, there don't seem to be any surprises as we've already been spoiled by having this sort of functionality.

The real reason I'm strongly considering moving to Android is that Microsoft has pretty much left us at a dead end. I had a considerable investment in software for WM 6.x but knowing in advance that WM7 was going to leave me out in the cold, my last software purchases have been from developers who have apps in both platforms, such as CoPilot and PocketInformant.

Anyway, all I can suggest is to use a good backup program like Sprite or SPB backup, archive your Energy ROM and give Android a shot. The worst that can happen is you flash back. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] prisoner881:
The main reason I'm looking to move to Android is the availability of apps. The WM Marketplace was a total joke before WP7 came out and killed WM6.5. Now nobody in their right mind is going to spend any time developing anything cool for WM6.5. All the new apps are either iPhone or Android.

I figure in a year, maybe less, there'll be no worthwhile apps for WM6.5 at all (not that there are many now). I'd rather eat dirt than have an iPhone, so the sooner I get on the Android bandwagon the more familiar I'll be with it when it fully hits its stride.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] greenyboy:
Hi Prisoner881, I just wanted to say that I felt exactly like you mate. I'd trawl xda every day or 2 to see how the Andriod NAND build was coming along (never wanted to do the SD Card Android - too much mither for me). I was getting really miffed with the Marketplace - very few new apps and expensive too.

So 3 days ago I decided to take the plunge. My phone is with Vodafone and I had the 1.66 ROM on it.

So I followed mskips instructions to install Android (using Cortulla's Desire build) and it took about 30 minutes in total to do everything without a glitch. I got to say man, I'm blown away with it. Once you get used to the differences, I haven't even thought about Winmo. There are so many quality free apps, it's just stunning.

One thing to bear in mind is, if you have an EU HD2, you don't have much memory left to install stuff (about 120MB). You can get around this by Rooting the Andriod phone (really easy) then installing Move2SD (free from the Market). Then most apps you download will go directly to the SD card and if they don't it is easy to move them.

I've installed roughly 50 apps so far, still got over 30mb free on my phone.

There is also another chef creating a NAND build based on Cortulla's which is trimmed down (removing some of the crap that I'll never use). This should give a lot more space when it's fully ready

I'd go for it dude as I can't put the damned phone down now :) (even my iPhone obsessed missus is jealously looking on :D)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] GLO:
well a year has passed on this thread and having been a long time NRG WM6.5 Rom user with CHT2 customisation and all the right apps to make the device perfect, i have just picked up a couple of Sensation XE handsets to replace our HD2's.

Whilst the Android Marketplace has a huge amount of apps, some apps just arent available for WM6.5 and offer some degree of incentive to make the switch.

I have toyed around with SD Android builds but none were compelling enough to be more than eye candy and interesting alternative OS for my HD2s.

The primary functions i had running on my HD2 were shared calendars with Outlook allowing my wife and i to see family schedules.(using Nuevasync which is an excellent service) and push email via the Carriers branded Sevenmail app.

Since receiving my Sensation XE the UI is slick and im working towards finding practical solutions to replacing my WM6.5 apps.

However the biggest initial hurdle is the lack of Outlook contacts sync. I am trying the HTC Sync application but its too early to tell whether this will be suffient or not.

How have other NRG rom users managed their migration to the Android platform?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jwchips:
In my humble opinion, sense is pointless on Android. In WM we *needed* lots of overlays and tweaks just to make the OS usuable (have you ever turned sense off in WM? Its terrible!), but in Android we don't need all this. We can install an alternative launcher if we want, or keep it stock with it still looking good.

As for moving to Android, that was simply 'keeping with the times' and 'because I could' :P

Anyway, I wouldn't recommend installing a sense ROM because Android doesn't need it, its a resource hog, its not as pretty as the WM version, and if you're using an EU handset it takes up too much space. Of course you may fall in love with it, this is just my experience.

I ended up trying CyanogenMod after bidding farewell to sense, and loved all the extra functionality. However I found it just wasn't 'pretty' enough.

So along came MIUI, who swiftly gave me all the answers. It's got nice eye-candy (with built in theme manager and HUNDREDS of themes to choose from, some even sense like), fast, customisable, weekly updates, and has some cool features (set the music app to turn off after a few hours so it can lull you to sleep, built-in data managing on a per-app, per-connection and global basis, lock editing the phone/viewing call logs to show people the phone, auto-arrange items on home screen, literally too much to mention)

To summarise - it's all about your preference, but don't think sense is the only way to go.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Bacelo:
I recently also did the swap from the Energy WM ROM to the Energy Android NAND ROM and for now I must say that I love the Android.

The connectivity to Windows PC & sync was almost perfect before with WM ROM but there have also been many problems & issues.

If you can live with the camcorder resolution issue on the Android ROM then the only thing you have to decide is with which bootloader to go.

I first went with the MAGLDR but then realized the missing battery loading function when phone is off. So I went with cLK (which has the data dropping thing, which they will hopefully be able to change away from PPP connection).

But anyhow, I should have done the switch to the NRG Android ROM much earlier as this system is so much faster, stable and the community with apps and infos is just blowing.

Many thanks goes to the chief NRG for his time & work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
Theme designed by me to look almost original but with all the graphical enhancements of custom roms, so that is excellent in an easy and secure 100%.

IMPORTANT

This update.zip not delete any of your firmware and is fully reversible if you do not like just install the update.zip says XXJPY ORIGINAL and ready, is as original

This theme includes:

DARK DialPad Mod

Froyo Lockscreen

USB Fit Screen Mod

Battery C type Circle View

Icons Mod signal, wifi, volume and much more

Many slides

Improvements in telephone contact

Startup Boot Animation BIOS beautiful style

SpeedMod Kernet K12H (Support for home entertainment)

New VER 1.5.0

Glass menu icon

DialPad Improvements

Link Theme V1.5.0

XXJPY Battry V-C Lockscreen Froyo Speed Mod K12H VER 1.5.0.zip

Link Theme V1.5.0 Lockscreen Samsung

XXJPY Battry V-C Lockscreen Samsung Speed Mod K12H VER 1.5.0.zip

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New VER 1.4.5

Added doc Icons Transparent

else is unchanged.

Screenshot

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Link 1.4.5 Theme

XXJPY Battry V-C Lockscreen Froyo Speed Mod K12H VER 1.4.5.zip

Link Theme 1.4.5 Lockscreen Samsung

XXJPY Battry V-C Lockscreen Samsung Speed Mod K12H VER 1.4.5.zip

Link 1.4.5 Recovery Original XXJPY

XXJPY Battry Lockscreen kernel OORIGINAL VER 1.4.5.zip

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SCREENSHOTS

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Link OF THEME

XXJPY Battry V-C Speed Mod K12H VER 1.4.3.zip

Link to retrieve default values

XXJPY Battry Lockscreen Kernel ORIGINAL .zip

Thanks to all the guys

who designed the themes

from where I extracted some images

Icons Thanks antonda

And specialex by [BOOTANIMATION] Galaxy S BIOS POST

Thanks BOOTANIMATION LitePro
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GalaxyS!:
I believe that the bootanimation idea comes from LitePro
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Intratech:
Looks really great bro. I would ask if you can change the icons of the Launcher to the glassy ones used by Antonda in his Ginger theme, that would make it really awesome! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
Yes no problem.

I need more information.

Of icons

Greetings
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Intratech:
Link for the icons in this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9490566&postcount=4

Maybe you need to ask permission to use the icons.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
Already had

This released the new version in first post

Thanks:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Intratech:
Dude you are AWESOME! I love it.

Great work. Thanks.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Intratech:
Thanks for the icons bro.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
I apologize for not asking your permission

But if you authorize me, withdrew his work from here

Just did it for me

with what I like about each theme

Then stay cute and wanted to share

Greetings

And I hope you give me Authorization Thanks

I also want to clarify that only and only used 4 or 5 icons

and I mod my apk XXJPY
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] antonda:
Just say my name

it's ok
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Intratech:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSQF7wmLJDw

:D:D:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] antonda:
...It was my Destiny...
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
I is not seen

youtube that content is not available for Argentina
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
I remain at your disposal

for what you need from me.

Thank you very much

:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Intratech:
Destiny Child - Say my name.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] velenoso84:
Hey! This is the Dialer that I have! LINK
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
No it is not the same.

I did have the background behind the numbers

Now I found a way to make the menu icons are like the doc without having to modify all the app
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] antonda:
Guapo.

Joli Lol
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] marvinhemstock:
hi which is the newest version please i am on doc jpy hardcore kernel k12h 500hz
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] matrex722:
thank you so much

nice theme
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] domchik:
Hi. Beautiful theme. Just wanted to ask 2 questions: 1. Why do you insert a kernel inside your theme? What happens if I am on a different kernel - will the theme change my kernel to this one? 2. Does it have an extended menu?

Thank you
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
The core is to have the boot animation support

If you use another kernel and supports boot animation

I can I include in another version

or I can do a version without animation boot
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
the core is the same

But it might not work

Doc Rom

I can also include a version working for Doc Rom
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] MrMagic:
I like this theme.

Think you can make a version that works with Doc's ROM and without the kernel/bootanimation?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Intratech:
Can I just flash a new version over the old one?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Intratech:
I think you forgot to include phone apk in version 1.50 because after flashing couldn't get to the dialler.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] criskelo:
version 1.5.0

Is fine for me

Reinstall
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcon10:
got a samasung galaxy s 16gb gt19000 , im wanting to flash the firmware and custom rom it , not sure entirely wat im doing , i know i can get on download mode . it says here PDA:19000bujp7 if that helps . i just wanna give it a better rom . and root it without bricking it, yes im new and help is highley appreciated. i also did regedit and deleted some numbers on there to do with fone , i was following instructions and went wrong . the other day it went in safe mode :S said at the bottom left of screen[safe mode] . trying to b honest and make it easyier for who ever helps .any more info and i will let u know so u can guide me the right way.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtg2:
Wow.. your request was a bit hard to follow but it looks like you're new and you're looking for some info? If you haven't done so already, check out the reference thread. It has a TON of information that you can easily search.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=723596
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
You need to read and understand what you are doing before you think of starting .

ROM flashing may brick your phone and voids warranty .Plus ROMs tend to be a work in progress rather than a finished article .

Not trying to put you off just that a lot of newbies jump in with both feet and some of them drown xda rescues others .

jje
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcon10:
Thank you both :)
[General Questions and Answers] Master Turkey:
How do I install newer (updated) versions of Clockwork recovery on Droid 2 Global? I have bootstrapper recovery. used z4root and bootstrapper to unlock my phone. It's rooted and works great but any time I try to update clockwork recovery it goes to do its reboot thing and sits at the android install screen. the bar just doesn't move past 15-25%... Is any one else having this problem or am I doing something wrong? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

MT
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Cerv3r:
Since the HD2 has a 265k color display, why do we not take advantage of it since WinMo is gone?

When WinMo starts, the OS soft limitation is 65k colors and it stays that way even when loading android from SD card.

Once you flash NAND, WinMo limitation is gone... So why doesn't anyone update the drivers to allow 265k, maybe compare the HD2 drivers to a phone similar to it with 265k unlocked?

I mean you can definitely tell a difference unless you are blind.. No hard feelings...

One way to tell is looking at the notification bar when you open it, the notification's background look bad but when you take a screenshot and view it on your pc, it looks perfect.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] TheiPhoneKiller:
its possible i suppose,howver HD2 has same sceen as EVO,both pump out 65k,dont think there users are running at 265k but i have been testing NAND Desire HD rom with screen on Full res,is slightly brighter and colours stand out a little more than when it was booting up from SD,you woulda needed it full res from SD and Nand to notice a slight difference tho,at the end of the day its only TFT Lcd,if you compare it with a Amoled,youll deffinently notice :D :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Cerv3r:
My girlfriend has a galaxy s.. Do yoi know how jealous I am because of her screen.. Makes me want to downgrade.... Yes I said downgrade lol..
[Fascinate General] woodles:
I recently bought a fascinate which is currently running the stock DI01 ware. I have rooted the device using ADB (from cyanogenmod wiki) and have installed clockworkmod recovery using ADB (from the *nix directions here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788099).

From my understanding to install DJ05 I need to:

1. Install Heimdall and issue this command to flash dj05 radio while fascinate is in download mode.

heimdall flash --verbose --modem modem.bin

2. In clockworkmod recovery: wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache partition, then wipe dalvik cache under the advanced options.

3. In clockworkmod recovery: Flash dj05 rom and kernel. I am planning to install jt's super clean dj05 v0.9 and jt's dj05 voodoo5 kernel.

I have scraped up all this info from various posts around this forum and some others and was wondering if this is the correct method. Particularly I am uncertain of using Heimdall to flash dj05 radio. I am also weary of wiping the data and caches.

Any input on these issues would be wonderful and thanks for all the great help this forum has already provided for me.
[Fascinate General] slvrevoix:
Im guessing you have access to a computer, So why not use Odin? It will make your life much simpler :D

There are a few roll up sticky threads that will guide your way to dj05 awesomeness.

ps next time asking questions use the general section.
[Fascinate General] woodles:
Well I'm using linux so Odin isn't an option for me, from what I have read heimdall should be capable of anything Odin is. I already have heimdall installed and just wanted confirmation of the heimdall command to flash the radio, and I am also unsure of wiping the dalvik cache.
[Fascinate General] slvrevoix:
oh sorry buddy.... I wished I could answer that for you. Just be patient and I'm sure someone techy enough will be able to answer your question.

Good luck.
[Fascinate General] woodles:
I guess my problem was that I couldn't get my computer to detect my fascinate in download mode, so I couldn't get heimdall to work right. However, instead of holding the button combo to get into download mode, I used adb to reboot the phone into download mode which ended up working (thanks to some threads in I9000).

After fixing a force close menu popup loop by clearing the caches again, I think I successfully installed jt's super clean rom and voodoo kernel. I have to say that I am loving it, it's very dicey. Definitely loving not having 3 pages of pre-installed apps that can't be removed, and I also noticed the maps app shows me exactly at my house instead of a half mile down the road. Thanks again to this forum and sorry I posted this in the wrong section.
[Desire HD General] sengork:
Woke up this morning and my stock unmodified DHD told me Backup Everything has failed (normally scheduled @ 4am every day). Logs revealed it could not write to the SD card mount point. In addition to this notification bar was displaying "SD card removed unexpectedly".

Initially I thought this would be related to the recent OTA update and SD card issues being reported by various forum members with relation to it.

However upon further reboots and detailed examinations the phone could not find the card at all. This prevented me from being able to format the card even after a reboot. Same results with multiple card readers on different PCs and even in other phone handsets... Nothing detects the card anymore.

Looks like the HTC bundled 8GB microSD card (class 2) is broken for good... Lost all my NYE photos and videos... Restored from an older MyPhoneExplorer full SD card copy onto a spare SD card and seems to be working ok now.

What I'd like to know is whether anyone else has experienced similar hardware failure on their bundled SD card.

I didn't expect such a card to fail within 3 weeks of purchase. And shipping the phone back for SD card replacement would not be worth the postage fees for me. Overall I'm finding Android platform very unreliable.
[Desire HD General] dongdong:
I had frequent dismount on my class2 microSD 8 gb card by HTC (made by Samsung). It got so irritating that I need to reboot my phone to gain access back.

I changed over to a Sandisk 8gb class 4 microsd card, and the problem is solved.

Think the microsd card is crap, and has nothing to do with the android OS.
[Desire HD General] fillfieldy:
I (and many other users, it seems) have the same problem with the SD card being fried. The fact we are all getting the problem now indicates that it defintitely the result of a recent update, and not because the "card is crap"....
[Desire HD General] ankhazam:
well as stated in another thread I had this problem from the very first day I got my DHD, after changing to anothe uSDHC the problem is gone ;)
[Desire HD General] chapperz:
See existing thread...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=897312

It appears that replacing the SD card with a new one is the way forward, try to get one off HTC if possible. I havent heard of any replacement cards being fried yet.
[Desire HD General] PuerkitoBio:
Wow, a Samsung SD Card that dies, unheard of... :P (former Galaxy S i9000M owner....)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=868569
[Desire HD General] sengork:
I'm so far doing alright with a spare SanDisk microSD. Which card did HTC issue as replacement?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oranium:
How can I get the Swype keyboard that Sprint released in their new update ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
if you have sprint's newest update:

1: long press on a text box. a window should come up. pick imput method.

2: select swype from the list.

3: do a little dance to please the magical evo gods

4: hit thank you a few times right about .............................................. there \/
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oranium:
I'm rooted & Can't get this update
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
ok, so flash a rom that does have it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oranium:
Never flashed a Rom before I'm still new to rooting
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stroid01:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=874251

Download the stock rom then open the zip find the swype.apk copy it to your SD Card then instal using a file manager.

These are some awesome morphs

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=9943755

enjoy
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oranium:
Didn't work :(

I got the file but it won't install
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThorSonic:
I'm rooted with a stock rom. I tried to pull the Swype apk out and use it. Continual boot loop any time I hit any app that had the option for keyboard input.

I have a Swype beta invite, but after wasting half an hour jumping through their flaming turd hoops, I was told Swype comes with the lastest update so go away. Doh!

I don't want the latest update. I tried it and it sucked my battery dry thankyouverymuch.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigmoogle:
Go get the ota zip.

Pull Swype.apk from /system/app

Pull libSwypeCore.so from /system/lib

push the apk to /system/app on your phone

push libSwypeCore.so to /system/lib on your phone.

Swype will now be on your phone.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] camdz:
Thank you! I couldnt get swype to work no matter what I tried. I never thought about the libSwypeCore file. It just kept force closing on me, and now everything is working great. Im not using a 3.70 rom yet. Still waiting on Myns Warm RLS5.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oranium:
Got it awesome !!!

Swyped From My Fully Rooted HTC Evo 4G Via XDA App.