yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Blade General] JustStartedToday18:
Has this been proven to root the phone yet ? Please leave feedback .
[Blade General] techeligible3322:
Good News

That's very good to know :) you are welcome :)
[Blade General] #Starlord37#:
I haven't had a chance to try it fully yet as I have been trying to root my girlfriends Moto e4 with magisk which I will probably have done by the end of the night and then I plan to tackle my z982 will keep you posted though
[Blade General] Matthew702:
They already rooted it.
[Blade General] Tabd:
I have a ZTE blade im trying to network unlock can anyone help
[Blade General] kratosm16:
I have a zte locked screen phone my son locked me out of can anyone help
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Reza WM:
in iran we have official Representation htc

and all device from this Representation have arabic rom for support farsi font in htc device

this week Representation from htc release desire z with official Warranty

and i sure desire z have arabic rom 2.2 or 2.2.1 but i cnt find this rom and dont have this device from arabic rom

i have desire z from uk

and i have official arabic rom from desire z, i sure this rom is available

football or sniper can u help us to find this rom?!
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roddiedroid:
Desire Z in Iran

hi,

The so-called official rep of HTC in Iran (which i don't think are really official because HTC does not recognize them in their website) has released Desire Z with Arabic keyboard but it too doesn't have any support for Arabic/Persian input or doesn't even show Arabic/Persian text correctly. To turn injury to insult it doesn't come with market app installed either. So don't go anywhere near it.
[GT540 Optimus General] phillmydiamond:
hi all

I cant flash data via fastboot?

this is how i flash a rom with fastboot

fastboot -w

fastboot erase boot

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot erase system

fastboot flash system system.img

fastboot erase data

fastboot flash data data.img

usually all succesful, no errors, it started since 2.2 i think, or possible pashinator released under development, which needs work, but good. all the rest go alright and data just says no, also, not sure if its a worry, but fastboot devices shows my phone as a '?' just me or anyone else?

thanks :)
[GT540 Optimus General] hani93:
my laptop made this too ( messed with drivers and etc. but no success), then tryed to flash with my desktop pc and it worked

(just try to flash with other pc)
[GT540 Optimus General] flyboyovyick:
try from recovery????
[GT540 Optimus General] phillmydiamond:
ok to clear things up, i wasnt blaming roms, i explained my rom history, all the roms ive used are great.

i will try the desktop idea, let you know if that works,

i can not get recovery, i flashed various .imgs in recovery and none have booted with home + power or camer + power, got no idea why either but its not that big of a problem

thanks for you replys all :)
[GT540 Optimus General] pepi74:
home + power - recovery - amon Ra ili clockwork

camera + power fastboot - black screen

so you say that you cannot flash data- what is error?
[GT540 Optimus General] hani93:
for me... there was no error... it just hangs

[ sending system (8986kb)... ]
[Captivate Themes and Apps] RonH54:
I have setup a Task to Turn on WiFi as needed when called for by an App. Since it takes a couple of seconds for WiFi to find and obtain an IP address is there a way to make my WiFi Task to delay a few seconds so IP can be obtained before the App that called for WiFi is started?

Thanks
[Captivate Themes and Apps] arabcamel:
which app, if you don't mind me asking.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] Guardian_Bob:
Tasker actions are done sequentially. Use Tasker->wait to have the task wait a specified amount of time. In addition, you may want to use the goto action to loop until you have an ip address.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] RonH54:
I have Tasker set to turn on WiFi for: Browser,ESPN,Twitter,Gmail and of course XDA Forums...:)
[Captivate Themes and Apps] RonH54:
Thanks. Where is the best place to learn how to do these things you mentioned?
[Captivate Themes and Apps] arabcamel:
Tasker's Official Webpage: http://tasker.dinglisch.net/
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dante2086:
Hey, ever since i got my X10, I haven't been able to install one HD game. The SD data always stops downloading at a point, the most annoying been Asphalt 5, which is stuck at two percent, and there's still data transferring, and wasting my data. What do I do.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinkster:
Have you got enough space on your memory card? Either that or your download speed is too low, possibly...
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K12boi:
I recently Rooted my X10a and put "X10a_2_0_2_A_0_24_GLOBAL" on my phone.

I am extremely new to this and learning as I go.

I would like to take lots of apps off the phone that came with this OS version but I am struggling with trying to figure out how to do so. When I go into "manage applications" the applications that came with this pack I cannot uninstall.

got the pack from..."http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=683793"

I have been searching threads and other forums but not having much success with figuring out how to do these things with all the different phones and OS's.

Thanks for the help. :)

EDIT: I solved this by installing ROOT EXPLORER from the app store. it was about 4$ but I could delete any of my files and set the values to R/W instead of R/O. Awesome app, just watch what you uninstall.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K12boi:
Found out how.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Draken Korin:
not dev related, moved to q&a

when solved, pls add some hint for other users interested in this and change the thread title (add e.g. [SOLVED])

Thx and best, DK :)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpoliteski:
Hi, I have searched high and low for Eugene's no brick froyo rom. Can't find it anywhere. Anyone have a link?

I need it as nothing is unbricking my Vibrant. The internal ram is still checksum fail, after I had used cwr to partition the memory, thinking it was for external sd.

I have used ODIN to re-flash stock... With re-partition checked and un-checked, no difference.

Trying to be calm :-)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StefanB86:
Are you looking for this? check Eugene's website. http://eb-productions.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=samsungsgs&action=display&thread=8
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vapotrini:
Good luck, it should work. I was in your exact shoes last night and the only thing that did it was for me was this (Froyo that doesn't brick). Nothing else would unbrick my phone.

After flashing it, my phone would only boot into recovery. It wouldn't let me get into Froyo, not even sure if it's supposed to. Anyway, once it flashed and entered recovery, I simply rebooted and flashed back to stock and all was well.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpoliteski:
Yep, worked... Glad it worked for you too. I thought my $500 was out the toilet. Problem as a crash course expert hehe was finding everything that was needed as there were so many different forums where all the information was.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brockdiamond:
I am, absurdly, in the same boat. I, too, thought I was reformatting my external SD. I followed the link above to Eugene's froyo that doesn't brick file and am installing the Android SDK as well. Am I to understand that once you flash Eugene373's "rom that doesn't brick" that it just remains in the recovery screen while I do an adb reboot from my PC? Sorry if this is a redundant question. I did read all of Eugene's post front to back several times.

My question that I really need answered is: How do I do an ADB reboot from my PC? I installed my drivers and android SDK, but can't seem to make it reboot from my cmd by typing "adb reboot"
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brockdiamond:
Nevermind ;-) I figured it out. I was just overthinking the problem. Instead of typing adb reboot, I just manually rebooted it and then reflashed stock 2.1 from ODIN and, "Voila!" My issue is fixed. What a serious pain in the ass. Not something I am likely to repeat in this lifetime. Thanks alot guys for your post and to Eugene373 for his genius "rom that doesn't brick."
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] kizaman81:
where should i place boot sound? i copied it in system,but doesnt work///:(
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] lumisab:
Hi

You have to use (TOTAL COMMANDER)to but the sound file in the right place,

you have to go to the PHONE WINDOWS FILE in the total commander, it takes a little bit to open the windows,when it's open than you have to go and copy the sound file in the file (RINGS) that's it !!

Total Commander to Download is underneath
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Zythyr:
I have leo1024 and currently running running on a SD build. I was thinking about switching to NAND, but had few questions prior to switching.

Is the NAND build worth switching to? Is it faster? Does it consume less battery? What are the disadvantages to switching to the NAND build?

Also what is the best clean froyo NAND build?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] klopikxda:
+ 1

It could be a good move to compare two same builds (Nand and SD)

like :

Desire hd rom

NAND v :******************************************* SD v :

power consumption:..xxx*******************************power consumption:..xxx.

...

...

...

*** mean "space"

and stick this if ready.

It could stop many questions about what is better.

Thanks.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] muzicman0:
I can only tell you my experience. One of my biggest frustrations was that if I locked my phone by pressing the red end button, and tried to turn the screen back on right away, I had to wait 20-30 seconds. That no longer happens. For battery, the lowest I ever saw was a 4ma standby, but usually closer to 6-8ma. I routinely see 2ma in standby, but probably averages 4ma...this is probably 25-50% better battery. It just seems more smooth also. Plus, with RMNET being as fast as PPP, there are no longer any data drops.

Again, this is my experience. Try it...if you don't like it, you can always go back to WM and SD card builds.

mm0
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] rasih5503:
I have been on nand and all kind of recovery and app2sd and ++ methods. trust me SD based built is best one. you have more choice(window and android) and that is the speciality of HD'2'(2- means 2 operating system)

battery wise nobody can't boast about nand because any latest phones bettery(including desire HD itselt) is very bad . Also android drinks battery if you are not maintained your running applications properly.

furthermore no complication and less harmful to device.so better to stick with SD. Trust me.. in couple of weeks time all guys will turn back:D to HD '2' do you know what i mean...??
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] prulleman:
No way I will ever go back to windows + sd...

Nand is better in more then one way, smooth all around (as mentioned never unlock delay), better battery usage, faster downloads and installs (and no freezes when doing a market install)

If you are wondering why you still have windows on your mobile because you only see your android booting up, go got nand
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] sodeknetters:
Well, thats one opinion, ok.

Personally, I didn't try all kinds of recovery, didn't try app2sd, didn't try any ++ method stuff extra extra extra!!1!. Just didn't.

I just tried a few ROMs on NAND, and generally the user experience is so good I don't want to bother using SD or RAM builds.

The biggest plus of NAND is that it makes use of the device's hardware in the way it was supposed to be, without having the deal with Windows Mobile juckyness.

The battery life is dramatically different, because constant reading and writing from SD uses battery charge that isn't even monitored by currentwidgets. If you say 'any new phone has crap battery life' you probably only tested a rom with the 60mA after call bug. These eat battery charge just as fast as RAM builds do.

imagine what happens if you compare such a system to one that averages 4 mA

My father also has an HD2 and he is running a rom that still has the notification led bug thing going on. Still he gets 3 days battery life out of it!!!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] MoneyFist:
NAND For The Win

NAND is the way to go.

I experienced lots of standby battery fluctuations on SD. After trying almost every SD build that made "battery saving" claims I honestly still couldn't reliably use any of them for day to day use. So I just stuck with Window Mobile.

After flashing to NAND I usually see 1-4mA standby. Even in poor signal spots!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Kailkti:
Well seeing that you have that damned 1024 leo, you have the ideal device for android on NAND. Advantages for you:

You have a lot of free storage, prolly 500+ since you got TMOUS

Power consumption is low

Performance in sense builds, for me, has been better, especially with Desire HD builds.

Fast boot time

Disadvantages:

Not as much free storage as to what you can get from SD builds

MAGDLR and installing a NAND build, might pose some problems for you, if you don't read the forum...

If you like winmo then installing android onto NAND may be considered a disadvantage for you.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Zythyr:
So I went ahead and tried out the NAND method and I kinda like it but I am confused about few things.

I have read throughout the NAND forum and people keep talking about AP2SD+ thingy. I am still kinda unsure about what it is, but I am guessing its to automatically install all apps onto the SD card instead of the device itself. Am I correct about this?

Also, is there a good clean froyo build? When I was using the SD card method, I used MDJ's Froyo HD 4.6, which didn't have a custom skin. I currently see that the only good NAND build by MDJ is the Froyo Revolution v.2.3. Is there a way to remove the custom theme and revert back to the default?

Also, I see here on the MAGLDR boot menu that there is an option of "Boot AD SD". I went to Services > BootSettings >> AD SD Dir and changed the folder to "Android" which is the location of build on my SD card. I manged to get it to boot, but it just get suck on the boot screen and doesn't load up into the system.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] richiegopal:
hey why not any one with two hd2 mobiles(one with NAND and the other with SD) make a video comparision so that people could really see the speed and effiency of both roms?.i think this solves the problem!..
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] csabia1990:
i like nand better then sd
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] D4rk50ul:
Apps2sd that is used in the nand roms stores the bulk of an application on an ext partition on your SD card. This in effect gives you a ton of space for apps.

Nand builds for me work great. Battery life is better than even winmo was, and there aren't any glaring issues remaining. Its becoming very fine tuned in the nand forum. I can't speak for SD builds because I abandoned them a long time ago. You can always flash winmo back if you dont like it.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] shhbz:
as far as windows mobile is concerned its good with battery backup but if i choose between nand and sd i would have gone for nand as its really smooth and without any cons in some built and its going great with provide me better application and a lot to choose without any lags.so a liitle compromise in battery is ok for me though new nand built dont have the battery problem either.Except in few people complainig about battery issue that must be because of wrong installation or their luck
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] fulltank:
I kind of SD ....

I changed to SD from winmo recently.its smooth and no response problem yet.SD has the advantage that ,I can just go back to winmo on a reboot in case some thing goes wrong with green.I recommend SD at least for beginners.Once you are Ok with it > move to Nand if you want so ....:cool:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kidtk:
beat me to the question

ive been trying to decide whether i try out cwm but nand seems to do the trick for me

ive been using nand ever since it came out and i really like but the only reason why i was considering CWM is this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=961679

they dont have a nand version currently im using wp7 about to flash mdj's rom and its really stable i havent had a problem with it ..why would you want to have more than one android os on one device (other than developing) i mean we were all waiting eagerly for nanad and now thats its here we still use the old way lol (not the old way but ..you know what i mean lol)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] CasualStarlord:
Use CWM, the advantage with CWM is that you can backup your NAND build, try other builds, even revert back to winmo if you want, then come back and restore you backed up android and its all back to how you had it, awesome :D

I have a LEO512 so I stick to Cyanogenmod and MIUI roms, I would like a really nice updated desire rom, but everyone seems to have moved on to desire HD and left the desire rom by cotulla behind, which is a shame because I have issues with some APN's with that build. I've never ran out of space and I don't use app2sd, but maybe I just don't use as many apps as some people.

I used to get sleep of death issues with all SD builds, now I dont get it with NAND, thats probably the best reason to move to NAND, instant wake up.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] abdalla21:
NAND offer way more functionality, a few appd I've played with wont install on SD android, angry birds is a perfect example, running NAND thus far has no limitations, MIUI has some very stable roms with alot of additional functionality that stock android doesnt
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] trex3300:
I tried both tytung's Gingerbread SD and NAND.

SD: ~3-5mA, fast, occassional data drop due to CLK-PPP issue

NAND/Magldr: ~1-3mA, fast and stable, no data drop. Everything works great.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=905060
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ali-redboy:
very nice

thanks thanks
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Nigeldg:
You've made a mistake somewhere as it isn't possible to have an SD build via cLK. And 1-3 mA?! Wow I get a consistent 4 mA with Typhoon

Sent from my Cyanogen HD2
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] johann2204:
i would say the same.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] biowin:
thanks

thanks this thread has helped me decide.. nand it is.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mirage-19:
The big advantage of SD-Builds is that you (almost) never will have problems with low ROM.

The advantage of NAND is беттер battery life.

But if you have a Leo1024 using CM7 or MIUI on NAND, you have the best of both worlds :D
[Desire HD Accessories] lewispb:
I bought 2 x aftermarket 1600mah batteries from eBay with a charger to charge them directly.

I don't have high hopes but I figured for £10 I couldn't really go wrong.

So I charged one of the new batteries in the supplied charger overnight and tried it out this morning. At first boot, my Desire HD said the battery was empty and to connect the charger. If I leave it the phone shuts down after 20 seconds. I did connect the charger and and then instantly the phone said the battery was 99% full. After I disconnected the charger the phone has run all day on one of these ebay batteries, with life being comparable to the stock battery.

My question is, is this some kind of software glitch? Or a problem with the charger pergaps? I am using Cyanogenmod 7 (Gingerbread). Anyone else seen this issue?

I'd like the phone to report the correct power level when I swap the battery, so that it doesn't shut down automatically, and can be used when Im away from a charger.
[Desire HD Accessories] ds4:
where can i find a 1600mAH official battery??
[Desire HD Accessories] leith51:
You can't no such thing as an official one

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Accessories] pwraggcan:
I have the same issue with what sounds like the same batteries and charger running cm6. The problem isn't there when I use the stock rom. Think it's a cm issue. I don't know of a fix except that sometimes wiping battery stats before booting sorts it out. Good luck and if you find a fix, please post.
[Desire HD Accessories] lewispb:
Not a fix, just my workaround:

I charge the phone with the unofficial 1600mah battery overnight, and run it all day until it runs out. Then I switch to the official HTC battery, which lasts me all evening.

For example I went to a wedding Saturday, and taking pictures/playing Angry Birds during the boring bits, the two batteries easily lasted the whole day. I don't think the 1600mah battery is any better than stock though. Wouldn't say it's worse mind.

I think the CM7 builds have issues around battery life with WIFI/Bluetooth and Cell standby. From what i can see.

I'll let you know if I find a fix though!
[Galaxy 3 General] Gsam101:
Hello all ! I need to make a little poll: What is, in your opinion, the best 2.1 firmware yet ?

Thanks for feedback ;).
[Galaxy 3 General] ilendemli:
öhm.. 2.1 is outdated.. :/

more than 90% of people here are using 2.2 (newest of new) i thing.
[Galaxy 3 General] stubborn_d0nkey:
are you planning on cooking up something nice?

P.S. I wouldnt really know, i havent tried differnt eclair fws (just the one that came with the phone) put jk1 seems popular
[Galaxy 3 General] Gsam101:
Of course i am ;).. Since we have no source for 2.6.32 kernel yet, it's the only way.
[Galaxy 3 General] kyrillos13:
i think the best 2.1 firmware is JK1.. :)
[Galaxy 3 General] Techie87:
yeah JK1 is my vote as well ;)
[Galaxy 3 General] ilendemli:
My Phone was delivered with the JG2 Firmware, but i thing JK1 is the new one =3
[Galaxy 3 General] stubborn_d0nkey:
cool, what do you plan on doing if i might ask?

I doubt I have any valuable knowledge or skills, and I doubt I can do much, but if there is some way I can help let me know (:
[Galaxy 3 General] Ulqiorra:
JK1 is the best, using it for 2 months already
[Galaxy 3 General] FadeFx:
i am runing jk1 on my gf´s G3 as well, its the most stable rom out there atm
[Galaxy 3 General] turboblaz:
G3 is the best.im using it as stock and is very good!
[Gen8 General] mufsta:
I'm hoping there aren't any other threads of this nature. I have been banging my head against a wall here trying to get the video.apk and the archos frameworks to make this work on my evo. Any help would be appreciated.
[Gen8 General] uniquenameevo:
I've seen it mentioned before that the archos video is quite hardware dependant. Even if you got the program working on the evo, it would not function as nicely as it does on the archos.
[Gen8 General] ScotchtapeLoser:
I believe it would take alot of work to port this over. Rockplayer in the market is a good alternative. Just use the software decoding option instead of the hardware. The demo is full functional if you want to try it out. I believe vplayer is another alternative.

I do admit both are not as polished as the archos and the archos media widget.
[Gen8 General] Tzbob:
The Archos videoplayer directly calls upon the SDP to decode, IF you manage to port it your chip would need an SDP (I don't know if an Evo has one). IF you have an SDP it would probably need to be the same as the one we have in our devices.

It'd probably be less work to start from scratch than to port it over.

As mentioned below a good alternative is Vplayer though it's still in beta.
[Gen8 General] mufsta:
Thanks for the info guys looks like I will be using the vplayer for right now ;-). Time to give my brain a rest.
[Gen8 General] mrd7rs:
archos video player is now available for all android devices: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...xMiwiY29tLmFyY2hvcy5tZWRpYWNlbnRlci52aWRlbyJd

for $4.99, i'll stick with MoboPlayer and MX Player.
[Gen8 General] ckelly33:
Not all devices. Note 10.1 isn't.