yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G Tablet Accessories] andrewajc:
yea its not bluetooth its just wireless 2.4GHz... i never had to goto rii's website or anything... i just plugged the usb dongle that came with the keyboard into the usb slot on my g-tablet and it picked it up right away... no software needed.
[G Tablet Accessories] winkzone:
Will this work on TNTlite ver 4.2 ROm? Or just for Vegan?
[G Tablet Accessories] andrewajc:
I have not personally tested it on those roms but if they have usb keyboard/mouse support i don't see why it wouldn't.
[G Tablet Accessories] kmclaren:
Lenovo Keyboard works as well....

I have a G-tab with stock OS and the TnT Enchancement pack. I tried the little wireless Lenovo Keyboard/Trackball that I use on my HTPC and the keyboard part works fine. The mouse does not work, but I did not do any t-shooting so it may just be a config issue.

For those looking for a small keyboard, I can say the Lenovo works well and is very comfortable to hold. I am actually going to look for a bigger keyboard for my G-Tab, so I really just plugged it in to see if it works.
[G Tablet Accessories] aasoror:
For those wondering, here is the keyboard.

$38.5 USD @ Dealextreme.
[G Tablet Accessories] winkzone:
just ordered this keyboard in amazon...will wait till it arrives on my door. hoping that it wil work on my gtab - running TNTlite ver 4.2
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yinduyun:
Hi,

I upgraded to Froyo a while ago. I also installed a then-beta version of Voodoo lagfix for Froyo on my phone.

Recently I used BusyBox to grab Root on my phone (files for that were part of the Voodoo version I installed).

Now I've been wondering how my phone would react if I was ever forced to do a hard reset our reset to factory default.

Would the changed file system of the lagfix interfere with that?

Would the lagfix persist past such a reset?

Would I still be easily able to root my phone again to restore a Titanium backup?

Do you have any other recommendations for someone with a recently rooted phone and little experience?

Thanks,

Yin
[About XDA developers] hary232:
hi, will xda-developers be a home for liquid metal users? ;)
[About XDA developers] athanaso77:
I am waiting for that too! :rolleyes:
[About XDA developers] athanaso77:
Any news on that?
[General Questions and Answers] oranium:
my phone just turned off & when i charge it or the orange led light just flashes non stop & it wont turn on :(

i flashed release 5 yesterday & all was fine .

help anyone
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csat:
Hello

My cell phone is the Samsung B Galaxy SI 9000 and was purchased in Brazil. The mobile operator is Claro. The command *#1234# states the following:

PDA: I9000BVJJG9

PHONE: I9000BVJJG7

CSC: I9000BZTAJH1

It was verified that the Network lock Simlock and are in the off state.

I've read and read again several tutorials and FAQ Forum here but still can not select which version of ROM adequate to allow me to upgrade from 2.1 to the Froyo 2.2.

Obviously after reading so many warnings about the possibility of turning my phone into a brick I'd like to hit with the best option.

I am sorry if this topic is repeated.

Thanks for your time.

csat
[Nook Color General] rtadams89:
I successfully rooted my NC and other than two issues, things seem to be fine. One of the issues is that the default notification sound has reverted to what sounds like an old, landline telephone ring. When ever I get an email, content the NC to my computer, or anything else that triggers a notification, it "rings". I've looked in the system/media/audio/notifications folder, and all of the notifications are in there and have the proper permissions. I've also tried recopying the whole notifications folder from the B&N 1.0.1 manual update zip and clearing the cache, but still the problem persists. Furthermore, I've played all the OGG files in the notifications folder, and I can't even find one that sounds like what I am hearing, so where is this sound coming from, and how can I restore the default one?
[Nook Color General] rtadams89:
I wish I could at least figure out where this notification sound file is, so I could overwrite it...
[Nook Color General] racks11479:
Hi there,

take a look here. It should help you with your situation.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=872965

Hope I've helped!

Racks
[Nook Color General] rtadams89:
Thanks for the reply. I saw that already, but the OnTheHunt.ogg file is not the sound my Nook is making. The sound my Nook makes is literally like an early model cell phone ring. I notice it most when connecting to my computer to transfer files (so presumably the USB Mode notification sound). It is also plays as the "Default Ringtone" sound available under GMail notification sound settings.
[Nook Color General] jekagan:
Messed up default notification sound

I think I have the same problem, and it is annoying. The default sound resembles some kind of digital alarm clock sound (or as you put it, an old cell phone). It happens most prominently when connecting or disconnecting the USB cable, but also if you leave the default notification in Gmail.

I've tried pulling all the sound files via ADB and none of them match, and also tried programmatically setting the default to a specific sound via RingtoneManager.setActualDefaultRingtoneUri() in a stupid test app, which changes nothing. Very perplexing.

Take a listen to the attached recording and see if it is the same sound.
[Nook Color General] angelis19:
notification sound

Did anyone ever figure this out?
[Nook Color General] icepixie:
I was trying to enable ADB on my nook color and in the process I also seemed to have 'lost' my usual notification sound and ended up with this annoying ring! Anybody found a solution?
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xaodxkevin:
It's on the teamdouche nightlies and I was wondering what it was, is it like CM6 final? and they're only going to work on CM7 now? Or like what?
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agentg1001:
Looking @ the size of the file, it must be cyanogen 7
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xaodxkevin:
That was also my guess but I'd much rather have somebody who knows for sure, I'm about to do a backup and flash it though so I'm not even too worried about it now. I'll post back here when I've done it
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JeezyMT3G:
if its the nightly thn yeah its CM7

currently running it
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bunu:
It IS the first nightly of CyanogenMod 7 (Gingerbread, 2.3.1). This can be used as a daily ROM. I'm running it now and I have been running it since last night. Some apps have to be updated to work on Gingerbread though.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sukru:
Today I ran into a strange situation. While trying severald Andorid builds (mostly RAM based), I lost the ability to run unsigned executables.

I'm currently on stock T-Mobile 3.14 ROM, and do not wish to HSPL yet. Normally the way to fix this was removing and replacing the battery, effectively resetting any flags set. However even that does not work.

Is there an easy solution to this situation?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sukru:
Nevermind, a re-flash fixed the situation
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gke:
Solution

Go to the page and read it:

www mobilejaw com

/articles/2009/09/removing-application-lock-on-windows-mobile-standard-devices/

This worked for me. Nice software MobilControl.
[HTC Excalibur] veveve:
In below picture my fontsize is very small! I have tried sktool but it not work for me!

Anyone know the way to fix it!

sr for my bad english
[HTC Excalibur] muneebrocks:
go to settings and then accessibility and then change your font size
[HTC Excalibur] veveve:
I have tried this but it make other font size larger! But not this font
[HTC Excalibur] Hakim Rahman:
then install just ChangeFont Fla**** on your device...:)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] herohut:
I know this is an idiot question.

But I want to fire a subject to let people think about! :)

It would be good if we can experience this marvelous OS on this cheap device

:D :D
[Optimus One, P500, V General] kpbotbot:
Possible, but considering the fact that WM is a proprietary OS, porting it to something it wasn't meant for is extremely hard, but I think is still possible.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Che123:
Windows 7 is not an open operating system. So there will never be a port. And even if it would be possible, there would be still missing hardware drivers...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Magnumutz:
Well, even if they could, why would someone try to port WM7 when we've got Android, which is pretty damn awesome with almost no restrictions...?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] spaic:
reminds me of porting android to the kaiser, but with far more problems...

if there were a wp7 device with similar specs it could be made possible.

but, as the previous post says, what's the point?

android for kaiser was a good-ish idea, as wm6 is... well... wm6.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] herohut:
well. just have a look at HD2

My colleague has just put DarkForceTeam WP7 Rom to HD2, I found it was really wonderful.

If we can do something like this to our P500, that would be marvelous. We have a big chance to enjoy an absolutely new OS on our cheap cellphone.

I still hope and thank to some developers who can do this.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] domenic_s:
I don't see any reason, why somebody should port this bad os to the optimus one.

Sorry for WP7 bashing :D
[Optimus One, P500, V General] kpbotbot:
What if for some reason there's a WP7 rom for the O1, and that it doesn't have the touchscreen lag bug. Would you switch? :P
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Magnumutz:
Still don't think i would do that, doubt WP7 will be as successful as Android.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] salvatore94:
And so.......Exactly WHEN Android became a "non New OS" ??

Someone thinks that Android is the BEST OS for smartphone..............

Other people thinks that iOS is the BEST OS for smartphone............

BUT all thinks that Microsoft Mobile (6.5 - 7) is the WORST OS for smartphone.........
[Optimus One, P500, V General] herohut:
Was there anyone who said this idiot thing 3-4 years ago?

If there is a new thing born, idiot people will have a new chance to compare with the previous ones.

If you first look at the home screen of an iOS, an Android, a Bada OS, Windows Mobile menu: ohhhhh, icons, icons and icons, yes they are almost similar, even in more details. From years to years, they are still almost similar. And if you first look at a Windows Phone 7 phone: ohhhhh different, you can realize the difference even if you don't like that style.

If you research more and learn about the technical things, you will find that the collection of these OS are all based on Linux. Windows Phone 7 is absolutely new architecture which is built by user experiences of Microsoft in years.

BUT don't put the idiot words on Windows Phone 7 if you haven't touched it even just once.

My personal idea: use Windows Phone 7: professional OS
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Ianis G. Vasilev:
@herohut:

I see your profile picture is the XAML logo, which means you are probably a fan of Microsoft. I myself like to use WPF, .NET, C# and Microsoft technologies, and I'll explain why.

It's not about the look of Windows 7 or MSN. Microsoft deserves respect. If you look back into history, or even now in Wikipedia, you will see that there are two families of operating systems - UNIX and Windows. UNIX once included the true UNIX, but now almost all of UNIX operating systems are based on Linux; some on BSD; some on Solaris; and off course Apple's Mac OS and iOS. The core difference between Windows-based and UNIX-like operating systems is that ALMOST all (not all) of the UNIX-like operating systems are open-source.

Off course, it is not bad for a software to be open-source, but the main problem is that almost every developer makes his own variation of the software, resulting in instability. There is no way to proove it, but everybody here should agree with it.

On the other hand, Microsoft is a developer of proprietary software, which is not only stable, but rich-featured and customizable. It is not a secret that most of Windows, Office, Visual Studio and other Microsoft products can be programatically controlled, yet closed-source. Microsoft is the developer of high-end costumer software, which means the software requirments often fulfill the quality of the software.

Linux and most UNIX-like operating systems are intended for use in either weak machines, or on supercomputers. It is also known that Windows 7 can use maximum 192 GB RAM (Which is sad for supercomputers). As a very minimalistic and customizable kernel, Linux can be tweaked to work even on a piece of wood.

So for a customer use OS, I say Windows.

As for base-level modifications, advanced features and supercomputer usage, I say Linux.

EDIT: To be on-topic:

Microsoft says it is good to have a 1GHz processor to run Windows Phone. From personal experience I can tell that it is better to buy a phone with a 1GHz processor than to modify Windows Phone to run on Optimus One. The reason is simple - preformance.

So, if you want Windows on your Optimus One, simply make a Windows Mobile 6.5/6.5.1 firmware.

And if you want to develop with familiar to you techologies, simply visit monodroid.net
[Optimus One, P500, V General] MikeD215:
Very well spoken ianis.. I will have to agree with this Guy.

And I will say at very least run 1gb for optimistic to run a wp7 port..

But im content with what I have been given for the dollars I paid.

carry on...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Kodeen:
Astroturf?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Ianis G. Vasilev:
You can off course theme the Optimus One to look like Windows Phone, but I have noticed lately that most "visual themes" are just a piece of ...err...trash.

While I was waiting for Windows 7 to come out, I decided to theme a XP machine to look like 7, just for fun.

When I searched "XP themes", I noticed that more than 95% of the results were: XP theme for ME, Vista theme for XP and 7 theme for Vista. I asked myself "Why?". There wasn't any difference. The same themes from page to page. All people just wanted to make their old OS look newer, probably without even knowing that it is possible to upgrade Windows. I noticed the same thing around here: many newbies requested a Gingerbread theme. Not even the music equalizer. I felt somehow...strange seeing people mad for a new look of their battery/WiFi icon. And not just a new look. The SAME as Gingerbread's.

I don't even believe that these people know what a system process is. And they don't care for it. They are all ready to pay money for a Gingerbread theme!

Sorry, I've gone slightly mad, but I now I feel somehow relaxed after sharing my opinion.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] herohut:
I am absolutely agreed with this guy and thank you for your good idea.

I have certainly known the requirements that Microsoft forced hardware manufactures to follow: these are the standard to obtain 100% performance of WP7

But there's one thing to remark: Windows Phone 7 is not as heavy as it is thought to be. 1GHz CPU mades WP7 running very fast (as in HD2), i feel that if we have WP7 running on OptimusOne at 60% performance of WP7 standard (40% slower) [600MHz/1GHz * 100% = 60%], it will be still fast enough for us to enjoy WP7. Just see how much slower the OptimusOne runs in comparison to other Android smartphones with 1GHz.

And yes, I am a fan of Microsoft software technologies, especially the thing on my avatar, it is extremely faster to write something that runs on WP7 than in other OS ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Ianis G. Vasilev:
I'm currently trying to MOD HD2's Windows Phone MOD

(It's fun MODing MODs...)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] herohut:
Hey! I'm trying to play with HD2 WP7 DarkForces Team ROM, too. But I am just a beginner in this MOD world, trying to find out if it is possible to run WP7 on my Optimus One. ;)

Invoke me if you need someone to mod together. ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] yanuk:
WP7 wonderful os? LOL
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Ianis G. Vasilev:
Incompatible processor...not only the cycles per second, but the instructions. WP7 requires an ARM7 processor with extentions. To run it on an ARM6 Cortex there are two ways:

Hypervisor virtualization - should be very complex;

Decompile the WP7 binary and recompile it with all stock drivers remastered. Sounds harder but is probably easier.

Any help will be accepted.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] salvatore94:
Can I ask you why you have buyed an android phone? Why not wp7 machine?

Sorry for my bad English.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Ianis G. Vasilev:
I decided to look at the minimus system requirments again and...

Minimum Windows Phone 7 device requirements:

Capacitive, 4-point multi-touch screen with WVGA (800x480) resolution Only "Capacitive" is true

1 GHz ARM v7 "Cortex/Scorpion" or better processor Explained above

DirectX9 rendering-capable GPU Nope

256 MB of RAM with at least 8 GB of Flash memory At least 15 Euro for a 8 GB SD card...

Accelerometer with compass, ambient light sensor, proximity sensor and Assisted GPS Finally something true!

5-megapixel camera with an LED flash Uh-oh...

FM radio tuner 2 of 8 true

6 dedicated hardware buttons - back, Start, search, camera, power/sleep and Volume Up and Down Not the same function, but still 6 hardware buttons.

So, 5 of 8 minimum requirments are missing. It's to much for a Windows-based OS.

I suggest instead developing a Gingerbread ROM. No Microsoft support but at least it runs on P500 (See the other thread, my own device runs it).
[Optimus One, P500, V General] herohut:
It seems that this is an impossible mission.

I am too poor to buy a WP7 smartphone so I chose LG Optimous One but I still want to enjoy WP7 ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Ianis G. Vasilev:
Run it as a guest OS on your computer ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] herohut:
I installed Windows Phone 7 development tools, it has Windows Phone Emulator! ;)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmp5s:
I flashed the DoW rom/kernal using clockworkmod on my vibrant and it gets to the boot screen (the screen with tw in brackets and an atom cloud) and just hangs. Anyone know what's goin on?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K5C5S5:
As far as I know DoW is a kernal not a rom. Make sure it will work with whatever your current rom is. Working great flashed over nero5.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K5C5S5:
I would odin back to stock, flash custom froyo rom then kernal....
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carlcj5:
By chance did you have lag fix disabled?......works fine with nero 4.1 and 5 for me.....but I found nerov5 works great without it
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjggilbert:
+1

Also remember that not all phones will handle the oc'd kernels
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funeralthirst:
if you can get into recovery, you can try flashing a different kernel or reflashing your rom.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmp5s:
I'm currently running Bionix oc/uv and love it.

I DID undo the lagfix before flashing this.

If I could get a link to the stock odin files to flash so I could give the amazing sounding DoW a shot, I'm sure I could get it working.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Insomaniac10:
Im running DoW 1.3 on AxuraJL5, and it does the same thing. i often have to pull the battery for a successful reboot. its sucks, but ive learned to live with it
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brandonkahn:
wrong section to post this in, not to be a drag but its just that these forums can get clogged up with stuff like this if we dont keep posts in order. Q&A or under the DoW thread would suffice.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmp5s:
With all due respect, if I could get into recovery, I wouldn't be posting this...

I made a fresh Nandroid before trying this but I can't get to recovery or anything.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmp5s:
I understand. If a mod moves it, it's all good. Just looking for help...my phone is sitting stuck at the atomic bomb screen still. It's been 2 hrs...just lookin for a hand. :-D Thanks!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brandonkahn:
have you tried getting it into download mode? i know you said you cant get into recov. but download mode is different.

first, do you know how to get into download mode?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brandonkahn:
well in short if you dont, when ur phone hangs.. pull the battery. with the bat. out hook it up to ur comp with odin running... as ur holding down the vol. up and down buttons stick in the batt. then you will be in download mode. then flash back to JFD
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GreggoryD502:
Maybe im wrong but isn't the dow kernel for 2.2. Didn't he say he was on bionix and isn't that a 2.1?

Powered by Axura with a dash of Voodoo
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brandonkahn:
you are correct, i missed that he stated he was using bionix. OP there is your problem, you flash a 2.2 kernel with a 2.1 rom. flash back to stock via my instructions and you willl be fine.

you will need this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=734475

:)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GreggoryD502:
Glad we got that taken care of.before he hard bricked his phone.

Powered by Axura with a dash of Voodoo
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmp5s:
lol...I did this with my wife's phone...no boot and no recovery is very disheartening to say the least. lol

So...I flash back to stock using the thread provided and then flash DoW?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brandonkahn:
after you flash back to stock you of course are going to want to root your phone again, then youre going to want to go to team whiskey and download Nero... a 2.2 rom that works with the kernel. then you will want to flash DoW. I would also consider downloading setcpu because that kernel will drain the heck out of your bat. make sure you dont set to boot with setcpu, and just use the conservative setting.

team whiskey http://teamwhiskey.com/DownVibrant.html

again make sure its a 2.2 rom.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qv775219:
DoW works with any Nero (2.2) Team Whiskey Rom. You have to disable Vodoo LF before flashing, otherwise you will get stuck in a boot loop. Make sure to let the Rom run for a few minutes after flashing before replacing the kernal. You can always pull a logcat to see what your phone is doing when it hangs.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmp5s:
Very fist, I wanna say thanks a million to all the replies and help. :-D

Ok...now...to set the record straight, my phone just tries to boot to the DoW and does nothing after. It just hangs.

Yes. I was running a 2.1 rom (Bionix) with a 1.2ghz oc, the uv kernal and the voodoo lagfix (which WAS DISABLED before flashing) but I thought I did everything right. If I had known that switching from a 2.1 rom to a 2.2 rom would have been this much more involved than I thought, I might have reconsidered...lol

I did a Nandroid backup using clockworkmod prior to doing anything else. I got to the red recovery (not 100% sure how I did it, to be honest) and tried to flash my backup and it didn't work.

I'm going to try the previous post about flashing back to stock, then doing the DoW flash but that's kind of a last resort. I'd like to not wipe my data, nandroid, etc before flashing but it's kinda whatever at this point since my phone doesn't work at all right now...lol

Thanks once again all of you!!! This is what makes Android what it is.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GreggoryD502:
You need go make sure you flash a 2.2 rom before you flash the dow kernel.

Powered by Axura with a dash of Voodoo
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brandonkahn:
You do not need to disable anything when going from a nero rom to the dow kernel being it is a voodoo enabled kernel already.