yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab General] ResonanceZero:
You probably need to root your system and install busybox to be able to do that.
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
I have rooted, guess I need to find busybox.
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
Well, ran mknod and it said the file already existed. I never checked first, took hyann's word for it that it was missing. No go on the connection either.

Hyann, you friend have any other differences?
[Galaxy Tab General] hyann:
Thanks my friend, at least its worth a shot since ppl with TMO and Sprint have successfully used BT keyboard, and verizon tabs have never succeeded.
[Galaxy Tab General] hyann:
which file do you mean? in my post, me and my friends concluded that only dev/bthid was different between the verizon tab and Tmo tab.

We searched for the system files and came up with all the files that had the name "HID" in it. However, except dev/bthid, all the others were present in the verizon tab.

below is the list:

"

/system/bin shows:

bluetoothd

there is also a btld, not sure if that relates to this

the just one calld "hd" (no hid)

/system/lib had a folder bluez-plugin and inside it is:

audio

input

/system/lib has files:

libbluedroid

libbluetooth

libbluetoothhd

Then decided to do a search for HID and astro found the following (more promising?):

/system/usr/keylayout/Broadcom_Bluetooth_HID.kl

/system/usr/keychars/Broadcom_Bluetooth_HID.kcm.bin

/lib/modules/bthid.ko

/dev/bthid

"

I still think that if I could get the dev/bthid, whatever kind of file that is, maybe it is a shot. because verizon tab pairs successfully with the BT keyboard, we know the BT function is okay. Its just lacking something, either a command, a registry, or a reference file that allows keyboard input to come through by BT.

Funny thing is, on my samsung fascinate phone, I could also pair but not connect the BT keyboard too. I think verizon is purposely blocking this feature on their phones. What the heck would that serve I do not know.
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
I think you are right about Verizon.

I got the bthid to by there by following the advice above to run the mknod and it did not fix the problem.

I have also tried using the hidd from another post and got the error "Can't open HIDP control socket: protocol not supported"

I am afraid Verizon might have done something in the base Bluetooth support. I do not know enough to know if that is in the kernel or a support file.

Doing some more research into linux (I know, long shot), please have your friend look in their bluetooth configuration files for possible differences.

I found some in /etc/bluetooth there may be more elsewhere, this is all I have found so far.

In linux there is an HIDD_Enabled flag, maybe there is one here too.............wishful thinking!
[Galaxy Tab General] foxmeister:
"Present" doesnt mean they are the same! If I were you i'd extract all these files from a working ROM and compare them.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab General] ResonanceZero:
I've finally gotten around to pulling off the bthid.ko from a stock T-Mobile Galaxy Tab. It's available from:

http://www.resonant.org/android/lib/modules/bthid.ko

(There's no index, but I actually copied my entire modules directory there, if you need the other files as well.)

Hope it helps your experiments.
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
This looks like it is the same file as the one that came with this tab too. Might be a configuration thing (hopefully).

Any chance you can pull the conf files from the /etc/bluetooth directory too?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab General] ResonanceZero:
Here you go:

http://www.resonant.org/android/etc/bluetooth.zip
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
Thanks I will take a look.

It is a long shot, but worth a look.

These are the same too.

I pulled a tmobile stock rom from xda....gonna try to see if I can find differences but I am starting to be convinced it is blocked from the Kernel.

Any Devs out there have any insight into where the BT HID is controlled. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
Think I found it

I have been looking through the Verizon source from the Samsung site, and they were kind enough to include an output file from their compiles called config.

It looks this the did hot include the hidp in the build of the kernel, which I believe is the HID protocol.

No the key would be to compile it as a module and try to install it. Not sure where since I cannot find it on the tmobile stock I downloaded, but they may have compiled it into the kernel instead of as a module, which from the kconfig, seems to be an option.

I do not have a linux box at work so I will not be able to try to compile it until tonight.

If someone else wants to try, I would be happy to hear the results.

Also, if there are any devs who read this who might be able to provide some insight I would love to hear it as I am flying by the seat of my pants here:D

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab General] MasterRy88:
Oh man while you guys havent gotten this to work it still makes me SOOO HAPPY to see people working on it. I am extremly windows knowledgable and still getting into the android game so I cant help yet (although I really want to).

It just makes me happy to know people are just as peeved about this problem as I am
[Galaxy Tab General] hyann:
This is excellent news robinsmy1! I'm really thrilled to death!!!!

Um, do you want to post the config file or at least a link, so more people could look into it? I have very limited linux programming experience (used to maintain a UNIX system) so I dont think I can help much, but I would like to take a look. And in these days, almost everything is googleable :)
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
I don't really have a place to host it the file. If you pm me your email address, I can email it to you.

The config file is just a dump of their answers to the Kconfig questions from what I can tell and they did not include the HIDP profile.

I have programming experience, but nothing in Linux at all. I put a VM on my W7 box with ubuntu just so I could troubleshoot this issue.

I am going to try to find time tonight to compile the kernel with the HIDP as a module and see where it puts it and try to pull it out and shove it into the tab to see if that will get it to work.
[Galaxy Tab General] hyann:
I PMed my email to you. Thanks man.
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
OK

Emailed the config...let us know what you think.

A second opinion is always welcome
[Galaxy Tab General] hyann:
Thanks. I took a quick look. There are some places when you could envision setting HID to a different value or such. However, it would probably be best to get a config from AT&T and compare the both. Otherwise an unknown command line, after compilation, might force close when ran on the tab, or even worse.

I looked over most posts complaining about the BT keeyboard issue. It seems verizon is constant, Sprint and T-mobile have sporadic complaints of not able to work, and AT&T is constantly working. I would suspect that the sporadic complates of sprint and Tmo might be the hardward/keyboard issues instead of the config.
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
Problem is....VZN is the only source I have found with the config file.

My research (google) suggests the HIDP is what is missing and the config file suggests that VZN did not include it.

Who knows what will happen when I try it, worse case it should only kill my BT
[Galaxy Tab General] robinsmy1:
Nowhere yet

I have manged to compile the HIDP.KO module and put it on the tab and insmod it, but I have gotten no more than I had before.

Either this is not the only problem, I am not installing it correctly, or the kernel still has to have the instructions to use it in the compile.

I would consider compiling the whole kernel, but I have no desire to make a brick here and am not sure enough of what I am doing to ensure I do not.

Any ideas anyone?

HIDP.KO is attached in case anyone wants to play around with it
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tijsva:
I've read it is possible to overclock the DHD. I soon recieve the ordered phone and I want to know what apps I need to install to make this possible. My old xperia x1 had 2 programs "setcpuspeed" to set the speed and "Msm7kCpuspeed" to view the current cpu speed.

Is it even possible with the stock-rom or do I need to flash a custom one...

Thanks people!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xl VipeR lx:
It is possible on stock rom, but if you are ordering a phone brand new, you need to make sure the stock rom is 2.2 not 2.2.1

otherwise overclock is not available for the new 2.2.1 roms, also those phones are not rootable so there isnt any possibility of customising.

once you have your phone

go to settings and then about phone, click software version and check its 2.2 not 2.2.1

if it is 2.2 then follow this guide and then install your overclock kernals

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=842802

if it is 2.2.1 then sit tight while the developers are working on getting an overclock kernal for the new roms and also figuring out a way to crack the new eng hboot
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paulus_01:
In short:

If you have 1.32 you need to get root (use visionary, temp root, then attempt perm root).

Then install clockworkmod (rom manager in the market) and create a backup of your system.

Then get one of the custom overclock kernels from the dev threads (kamma's or Apache14's).

Flash the kernel.

Get SetCPU.

Use SetCPU to set your desired speed.

If 1.72 -> as there is no root for 1.72 if you haven't radio s-offed before, you'll have to wait for a dev to come up with root.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tijsva:
Thanks guys I'll just have to wait for the phone to arrive then. I'll keep you posted!
[Droid X General] C.C.W.:
Is it possible to flash Gummy Jar's rotary lock screen on a stock, rooted DX?
[Droid X General] k0smo86:
Flash the ROM, or just get the widgetlocker app, it has the rotary option.
[Droid X General] C.C.W.:
Evidently, Widgetlocker isn't too highly thought of right now judging the reviews in the market. Not something I want to pay for.
[Droid X General] k0smo86:
That's news to me, it is very widely used and well worth the money as it is really your only option.
[Droid X General] C.C.W.:
Widgetlocker installed. I must say I am impressed.
[Droid X General] SysAdmin-X:
Yes, widgetlocker is quite amazing, if I do say so myself! In answer to your original question though... No you can't pull the rotary lockscreen out of GummyJar. I asked Kejar about this, and he said it was not possible...
[Droid X General] faber78:
+whatever number for widget locker
[Droid X General] thablackguy:
Yeah i was definitely wondering about that... thanks for the clear-up
[Droid X General] C.C.W.:
Ok, have been getting FC's on Widgetlocker.
[Droid X General] faber78:
Did you read all the tutorial part in the options?
[Droid X General] C.C.W.:
Yes, and I tried HomeHelper as well.
[Droid X General] blockhead42:
The guy who made (and still works on) Widgetlocker is an active member on a bunch of forums (I think including here) so maybe poke around and PM him, or just email him. I am sure he would be happy to help.
[Droid X General] faber78:
bummer....i got nothing....

works great for me, used it for a long time now....sucks man....sorry....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vista1984:
Thanks, wanna try..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] schremer:
What a beautiful day:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ikkon:
what initrd and zimage did you use for this rom.zip?

thanks..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gfurr:
rmnet or ppp? thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chaozh:
Hi, I try to change the density with 200 in /system/build.prop. But it is not work when I restart my phone?

Is there a problem? I saw that the rom is based on CM build. But I can change it on CM 6.1.1 build. Could you please help me to take a look?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bigfoots1:
flashed fine but then just sits at the green htc screen...

did hard reset..same thing...boots to green htc screen.

thnx to titanium backup im back where i started 15 mins later ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HateSoul:
Does it support data.img on sdcard?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ricey1986:
tried this but getting a nand kernel open failed when magldr tries to load the rom any ideas?? Do i have to supply my own kernel??

Ricey
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drewestate:
Ok to address some questions and issues.

Build is RMNET, again based on original Nand HD2ONE.

Kernel is proj .2 which is based off of Hastarins Kernels.

Intrid is also from HD2ONE nand build so... it supports data.img to sd (off by default), therefore you must create a folder in the root of your SDcard and do the following:

Name folder. ".data"

Inside ".data" , Name a new txt file "config.txt"

Then you can add any of the following lines:

data2sd=0

- default nand userdata

data2sd=1

- enable data.img support

data_size=512

- size of data.img, only work when data.img support enabled

- default 512

lcd_density=240

- change the size of icons

- default 240

gps_zone=us

- country code, us, fr, jp, etc

- default us

As for people having issues booting or getting stuck at green htc, I would give a few pointers, if first boot then keep in mind the build is creating a new data file and first boot could take 10 minutes, so be patient. Second if getting issues with magldr saying it can't load a particular file/kernel, you probably had a bad flash and I would start by doing a wipe within clockwork recovery and reflash.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] schremer:
Fix permissions after flashing could help:)

Works just as HD2ONE should - flawlessly :) Thanks a lot
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bigfoots1:
ok, I thought i had waited 10 minutes...

wasnt sure if it was building or not.

i will try again and wait it out.

like i said titanium backup to the rescueif needed anyway...

Thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bigfoots1:
15 minutes and counting...still sitting on green htc screen...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bigfoots1:
please explain...

if there are extra steps needed then why isn't that mentioned prior to this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rod3:
Since this incorporates Clockwork Recovery, can this now be used to swap kernels as well?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bigfoots1:
25 minutes at the green htc screen. I think its safe to say this has nothing to do with the data file be created. it doesn't work.

followed instructions, it flashes the zip and after reboot it just sits at htc screen...

I think im done messing with this untill i see others who have actually got this to flash and boot properly...

if there is another step then please state it...nebulous comments like "change permissions" are useless

Thanks..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] schremer:
It depends:) Owning android phone before used to fix permissions after flashing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JanssoN:
This build is freakin good :D

But I have a little problem with me settings.. if I want to go to settings -> sounds the whole settings fc :confused:

Tried it with fixin the permissions in the CW mod, but didn't work.. someone else has this issue?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bigfoots1:
lol..so basically your talking out your ass?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] schremer:
I'm not sure if understood you right. Anything personal?
[Nook Color General] jewnersey:
So navigation, latitude, chess, etc I am tired of looking at in my app Drawer since they will never get used. When I freeze them in titaniumB it says they wont show up but they do. Does anyone know how to solve this.

//from the nook
[Nook Color General] jewnersey:
To answer your question dumbass, it just takes a reboot to clear them from the drawer.

......oops

//from the nook
[Nook Color General] egzthunder1:
Lol... did you just flame yourself?
[Nook Color General] jewnersey:
Yep. :)

Immediately after poasting I rebooted and Viola, they were gone.

So I took it upon myself to flame my stupidity

//from the nook
[Nook Color General] Buff McBigstuff:
+1

Sent from my nook COLOR.
[Epic 4G General] xeonbuilder:
I was just wondering if anyone was using some sort of encryption for passwords and other info.

If so, what are the best ones?
[Epic 4G General] 4_low:
I currently use eWallet by Ilium software. It was better when I had an iPhone as with android it is a "viewer" that sync's with a desktop piece via USB. On the iPhone with was able to sync via WiFi.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Maczo:
Hi,

I`am a newbie in Android cases. I have a question. It is possible to install two systems on phone? Does exist any program which will be start with phone and give opportunity to choose which system want to start up? Or is it possible to put on memory card android and run it from WM-level?

Thanks in advance for your answers :-)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Amivieu:
yes you can instal android in the SDCARD and start it from windows.

download rom from here http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=735 and - Place "Android" folder on the root of your SD card

Run "CLRCAD.exe" then "haret.exe"

- First boot will take up to 10-15 minutes

After that you can download the launcher to permit to start from winmo the android

here the launcher http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=753122
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] dan138zig:
are you also a newbie in forums thingy? what you want to know is already covered in the sticky thread titled "A Brief guide to Installing and Maintaining Android on HD2." why didn't you read around?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Maczo:
Thank you very much :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] cat172:
question was answered! knock off the flaming!
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daljitbanga:
Simple question,

is there any rom out there powerful enough to run angry birds 1.4 smoothly and flawssly

sorry if im in the wrong thread.

thank you.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Keefo:
no.........

But if you looky at the rovio's updates you would see that its not the ROM's

Its the fact the game isnt actually made well for our none GPU'd phones.

They are working on a version specifically aimed at out phones, so will have to just be patient.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinzim:
I have no idea what happened, but some months ago I could swear I ran the game nearly lag-free. Then suddenly I had tons of lag because I went with a Froyo ROM, now I cant seem to get that same performance downgrading to any ROM :( Seems AB has the same performance now regardless of ROMs.

I bet they upgraded the game with heavier graphics since my initial tryout.

They do claim a low-end version of the game is coming though. I think I will use Cronos Gingerbread till then, or any other Ginger ROM that makes some progress. :D
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkelley:
no they're not. it's been at 1.4.2 for eons now. And they know that many of us use the older version that had missing background graphics which runs less crappilly on our phones (but still pretty poorly at times and missing graphics can make it hard to play on some levels).

if I'm wrong about them actually following through on the "lite" version of the game then I'll apologize publicly, but I can't imagine it's worth their time to develop a completely new game engine that runs without a good gpu just for legacy phones that will mostly be upgraded over the next year. not to mention, I doubt they can even do it - the game is full of many layers of graphics flying independently around the screen, like parallax concepts etc.

Good luck on the hero wtih that without spending months writing a custom low level engine just to handle it.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkelley:
get the older version 1.3.5

that (or a similar revision) is what you used to use. we all went through that experience.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinzim:
Thanks, I had thought of it, but I also thought that it was because earlier versions of android couldnt render the images well enough and therefore had a performance boost. But now I know how to get my AB experience alright again. IMO the background images and tumble animations are a neccesary sacrifice. And I do hope you are wrong about they not supporting legacy, but I understand your argument well.

EDIT: Just found Angry Birds LITE Beta on market - I remain hopeful :D

EDIT2: The ROM i found it on wont run it, and rumors say it's the old beta
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dearmasfamily:
I found this driver on my laptop. I forgot where I found it. But Im sure it was on xda. I think the desire thread.

I would like to upload it here for you guys.

It works 100% with asop,cm, and GB.

It improves performance and allows apps designed for opengles 1.1 to run well

Download can be found in this thread

Instructions

Drop libgles_qcom in directory

System/lib/egl and replace it

Opengl version should now read

Msm7230 opengles 1.1.

1.1 is an upgrade to 1.0 adding new opengl functions.

Ok this will help optimize android and apps to the new 1.1-CM lib.

Open your build.prop and on a new line above your dalvik settings add

ro.opengles.version=65537

This will tell everything your true opengles native API 1.1. Everything will now defualt to 1.1
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Pyrot1c:
Does it improve in general? or do live wallpapers get better while games and 3d gallery become unusable?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] x99percent:
Zip the file and attach it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dearmasfamily:
Everything works. I can't seem to be able to upload it until later.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] electrikjesus:
I love posts like this one :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] etstanger:
Derp derp derp
[Hero CDMA Android Development] stefan.on.pc:
I appreciate your effort bud.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Sputnikk23:
does this mean angry birds will run smoothly? : )
[Hero CDMA Android Development] igtheactt1:
then post to mediafire or 4shared or zshare or megaupload.. lol you have many options
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dearmasfamily:
I tryed all ways. I'm on asopmod 9.9.2
[Hero CDMA Android Development] spanglmd:
instructions for this would be great too :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dearmasfamily:
I use root explorer to make a simple swap. But once I upload it someone can zip it up

This. What I use with it and it helps.

Asopmod 9.9.2 no changes to his default setup except the opengles swap.

Doing this my opengles version Becomes 1.1

I play Angrybirds very well (less lag overall)

Raging thunder 2 flawlessly

Toonwarz less laggy

No artificial glitches
[Hero CDMA Android Development] brokentoaster24:
nandroid first, right? ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] athanos:
Am I missing an attachment somewhere to even worry about a nandorid yet?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] brokentoaster24:
yeah, no attachments yet. but you can start making one already :P
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dearmasfamily:
Someone pm me a dummy email and ill send it there and you upload it here. I wont be at my laptop for a while
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dburg84:
PM sent. :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] spanglmd:
Where does this file go is essentially what i was asking :o
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dearmasfamily:
Just sent it :D

Instructions added
[Hero CDMA Android Development] dburg84:
Thanks will upload it in about 10-20 minutes quick meeting.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Luckydog666:
Just my two cents. But Root explorer is worth a download. Easy to use and it has a build in text editor in the contextual menu. I rarely do anything with my computer. The text editor automatically creates a .bak of whatever you just edited also, which is cool.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] srkmagnus:
Run a benchmark before and after the build.prop change.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] saulcho009:
Has anyone try running Pocket Legends with this? I have a Motorola Cliq and I was able to use your mod since my device is close to HTC Hero. When I run Pocket Legend, it doesn't run and just shows a black screen.

I like to know if its only my device or not since Pocket Legends require 1.1.

Thanks :)