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[Fascinate Themes and Apps] mindtrip1016:
Really? Do you recall the release of BLN? Now it appears the developer has added internal settings. However, the releases in October-November could be downloaded via XDA and came in .zip format with an option in increments of 5-10 seconds up to 30 seconds. Despite the option, the light never turned off until the notification was cleared, even with a supportive kernel, resulting in rapid battery drain in my case. This was a turn off for me and I have not reviewed the product since. Now it appears that the lights blink instead of constantly glowing. I will have to check out the newer version.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] redgryphon:
didn't know of these apps til i read this thread. thanx everyone.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
I just installed this ROM on my Alltel hero. It works great! However, I'm still trying to get mms to work. Before I upgraded clockwork recovery to 3, I could use this file. But now it won't let me use it as it says the scripting needs to be changed.

I can't get this to work. My MMS has been an issue with the CM ROMS, but I had a patched file that allowed it to work on the old Clockwork recovery. Like 2.5.5. But when I put CM7 on, I had to update clockwork to 3.x.x. Now I cannot flash this zip.

It says this "Amend scripting (update-script) is no longer supported. Amend scripting was deprecated by Google in Android 1.5. It was necessary to remove it when upgrading to the ClockworkMod 3.0 Gingerbread based recover. Please switch to Edify Scripting (update-script and update-binary) to create working update zip packages. Installation aborted"

Can anyone help me with this?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7964286&postcount=171
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
If someone could direct me to a fix, that would be sweet as well!
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xBryan:
same problem when i try flashing stuff :(
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aven_soulgazer:
I flashed with the old clockwork just fine for me.

Is your zip file just apn settings? There is an app called apnbackup you could use but need to nandroid back to backup
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
I'm not sure...I didn't make the file?! haha any thoughts?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranger61878:
ClockworkMod 3 and ClockworkMod 2.5 can't flash the same zips.

To flash the one you want to flash, you need to either go back to ClockworkMod 2.5.0.1, or make your current zip flashable with ClockworkMod 3. To do that you can just get any zip that is flashable with 3.0 and put in your .apk and flash. There is a guide somewhere in the forums...do a search and you'll find it...in fact there was some talk in the GB thread on this idea.

*Edit* Just saw that it's not an .apk file...however, the same idea still applies. Just find a zip that is flashable in 3.0, and add the apns-conf.xml into the /etc folder in that zip.

You could also push the file to your phone using ADB or Root Explorer on your phone.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vinnypel2ella:
gimme a couple minutes i will try and change it to edify for ya
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vinnypel2ella:
try this out...Alltel MMS Fix, can you post back and tell me if it works.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranger61878:
Beat me to it :D If that doesn't work, here's another to try ;)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vinnypel2ella:
did u use amend2edify?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
I got the same error message that ClockworkMod wasn't compatible etc...
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
I'm restoring my phone right now, as soon as that's done I will try your's as the other one didn't work...
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
Also, I've been in this other help thread talking about this issue. But we haven't gotten it solved yet. I was going to reflash FRESH Sense ROM, but the clockworkmod won't let me, how do I get around that??

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=775841&page=354
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranger61878:
Go back to ClockworkMod 2.5.0.1. Use ROM Manager

If you do that, that will also take care of your issue of flashing your zip ;)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
but does 2.5.0.1 work with gingerbread?
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
Your file flashed, I will see now if it sends a MMS
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranger61878:
Yup, works fine. I use it. :)

You just need to format everything manually in recovery.

Let me know...
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
Can you explain more on this?

Well, file flashed, but would not get passed the HTC logo screen. I just did a nandroid, but didn't try booting into it after restoring. I am again restoring, and will try booting into it, to see if it was the backup or the .zip.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranger61878:
ClockworkMod 3.0.0.5 will auto format everything for you.

ClockworkMod 2.5.0.1 you have to go to "Partitions menu" and select the following:

format boot

format system

format data

format system

Essentially, other than causing flash issues with almost every .zip out there, ClockworkMod 3.0.0.5 just saves a few key presses ;) I would go back to 2.5.0.1 and you will have far less issues.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
Thanks! I will go back to 2.5.0.1 and then reflash the original mms fix and see if it helps. If not, I will be back to see why it works on froyo and not on GB :)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
If it doesn't work, make a nandroid, flash to a sense based ROM (i.e. Fresh), update your data profile and PRL, send a few MMS/SMS messages, then nandroid back to GB and you should be fine. It's a pretty common issue.:)

Also noticed elsewhere you were looking for a GB battery mod, I made a few with the battery percent (circle, Android Guy, Gauge and Stock). Check out the post in the Themes and Apps section. Let me know what you are looking for and I can make one for you...only flashable in 2.5.0.1 though :)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsmitty166:
Fantastic, I will check that out.

I have flashed back to 2.5.0.1 right now, and reflashed the original MMS FIX.

IT WORKS!! Haha thanks for everything...

Solution - run 2.5.0.1 and flash Alltel MMS Fix.

I will be checking out those battery apps right now!
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Glad it worked:) Just remember to format those four things if you ever reflash a new GB ROM from scratch or you could have issues. Some have, some haven't. ;)
[P3600 Software Upgrading] N'Rique:
MY CASE AND QUERY:

1. My htc trin WM5, at first listed my .mp3 and .mp4 files as a bunch of encrypted(?), unreadable signs such as: small squares, triangles, inverted tildes and other obnoxious symbols. When i selected one of them by order, once i remembered its ID by previous position in the folder, it played (coreplayer only) but freezing the image and allowing the audio to reproduce normally.

I hard resetted the thing and, before the file explorer as per my scard, it displayed the folders names correctly, but when i opened them and waited to see a list of their contents, i was presented with a blank page as if nothing was inside. I checked later and verified that my scard folder MUZZYK: had indeed 80 objects ).mp3 files and my scard folder VIDEOS: had 66 .mp4 videoclips i authored previously.

2. As i consider my right to rip musical arias (mostly classic) from

records i boughy and duly payed for, to convert them in .mp3 files and then reproducing them whenever i decide, i convinced myself that the only way i could make use of this legal right of mine in a device restricted by the Windows Mobile 5, was to flash its rom with a cleanner rom that would dismiss this prefetched actions of such obnoxious OS.

3. There begun the real problem -- in spite of a huge # of attempts, i was not able to achieve «connection» status with that masterly programmed utility named 'Active Sync' -- and that pushed me to propose here a "subversive" requested:

I am willing to pay for the job (and its time spending) to someone expert enough to to do it as described in point 5. -- i will visit his

or her premises (if in Lisbon), together with my htc, an alternative rom and the asked sum in €uro to pay the task.

Will appreciate to receive viable and serious feedbacks on this issue either here or via my email: hsneves@mail.pt

Thanks for your attention if you reached tis far.:o

Best regards,

HN
[Adam General] Meister_Li:
Heya! I just had a reather interesting idea. Would it be possible to use a HID-Compatible Gamepad like a Logitech PS2-Clonepad on the Adam? For example to use it together with an Emulator? That would make for a quite neat non-touch gaming experience. :P
[Adam General] bemymonkey:
The problem with that would probably be finding a gamepad that supports HID. Works perfectly with my Bluetooth HID keyboard though...
[Adam General] Eujin:
Thanks to the hard work of Meister_li, I can say that there /is/ a usb gamepad emulator IME for android.

Unfortunately, I do not currently have a HID gamepad to test it with, but you can see the thread I started requesting help getting the app. It has the APK attached.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=929243
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] petervgijn:
when I try to play avi video I get the error "closed" in media player and the message medai player cant play the file.

the files play on my laptop, and the media player on my HTC plays other files normally.

I thought MP10 can normally play these files.

I looked through the forums but could not find the answer.

anybody with a tip?

:confused:

Brgds..Peter
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fighter7139:
Use Coreplayer or Tcpmp.
[Wildfire General] felixminou:
Hi all,

this is my first post so please don't shoot me ;-)

I own a Wildfire since November 2010 and am quiet happy with it.

I was happy with froyo update but now I experience a few problems.

Maybe you could help.

Wildfire has froyo and Vodafone Germany Branding

First one of the problems is GPS.

I drove 4h this week end and noticed that sometimes GPS cut off.

It is on but doesn't receive any signals anymore. Also GPS has become slow to aquire position after froyo.

Aquiring a fix has become faster with 3G on. Always thougt A-GPS data was broadcasted by cell and didn't require internet access.

Major problem si that drop of the GPS which is very annoying.

Had to reset the phone, which is a real pleasure while driving ;-)

Second one is Wifi.

After Froyo update I have to kick my universitys wifi profile every week and

recreate it because after several days it stops working. With 2.1 it was always fine.

Wifi Net is a Cisco with WPA Enterprise.

Many thanks

Fx
[Wildfire General] nlovers2000:
After updating to froyo its recommended to do a factory reset and format memory card...I think doing this will solve your problem..use titanium backup to backup applications ..
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azurael:
I don't know quite who Google is pitching the Nexus S at... To me, it makes no sense but I'd like to get the opinion of owners and why you upgraded (or if, indeed, this is your first Android phone)

As I see it, the NS makes no sense whatsoever except perhaps that panel availability for the N1 may have forced their hand - I'm wondering if the switch to Samsung as a manufacturer relates to the availability of AMOLED displays... Both the GS and the NS feel very flimsy to me compared to HTC devices... Although the GPU is much faster, I don't think that alone really justifies it and regardless of my feelings for Samsung as a manufacturer I just can't understand why Google didn't just release 2.3 for the N1, and wait for multicore Cortex A9-based SOCs like Tegra 2 to come to market and give people an actual upgrade regardless of the manufacturer of the device, rather than just the same thing in a different shell, creating yet more market fragmentation?!

Edit: And I've owned a lot of 3G phones with front-facing cameras over the years and have yet to use one! NFC might prove useful, but surely it could've waited for the next 'proper' upgrade to the 'Google Phone'?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willcpfc:
Why? Why not.....its powerful, fairly priced, good looking, cutting edge OS, no bloatware, great screen, and it is nice and exclusive.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azurael:
Hmm, but that's my point... Which one of those did the N1 not fulfil? Sure, we expect a manufacturer's lines to be upgraded on a regular basis these days, but I just don't think it's enough of a step forward to justify the change... Why spend money on R&D, advertising, etc for a new device that really isn't an upgrade from the one it replaces? And it leaves N1 owners dead in the water for no good reason - I'd be a little less peeved about potentially not getting official updates from Google any more (if I were an N1 owner) if the replacement model were actually an upgrade, with a fancy dual core CPU, higher DPI screen, etc, etc... But it isn't. It just makes no sense :confused:

I mean... Imagine if the Nexus One had actually been just a G1 with a different chassis and a faster GPU, yet retained the sluggish CPU, HVGA screen, 3MP camera, etc? Everybody would have laughed at them, yet they do this with the NS and they get applauded. Tegra 2 phones are about to hit the market - does this mean another Google Phone release 6 months down the line?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irishrally:
I have owned both the N1 and NS. I just sold the N1 because the NS is a much better phone.

- Screen is way better - (larger, smoother, more vibrant). N1 screen, and definitely the iphone4 screen just seem too small after using this. 4" screen is the sweet spot

- Multitouch is way better

- Visibility outdoors is way better

- Capacitive buttons are way better

- gpu is way better

- CPU is better

-External speaker is better

- 16gb internal memory is better for me, 1gb for apps so no more messing with apps2sd, and I have 10GB music on there and plenty of room for everty thing else

- Read/writes to internal memory much faster than class 6 micro sdcard

- FFC is great for talking to gf when either of us are away on business

- I actually like the styling of the phone better than the nexus one. The all black look is very sleek especially with pure blacks on SAMOLED screen. Very classy looking phone

- Build quality is great

- Gingerbread is great and only getting better with CM7. Nothing is beating the NS benchmark wise.

The Nexus S makes perfect sense to me. The only thing lacking is a car dock and desktop dock. 4G would have been nice but we don't get it in my area anyway. NS is pretty much the perfect phone for me right now.

Let's not get all dual core crazy until we see their real life performance running froyo (because that is what they will be released with).

EDIT: Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love the N1. I just like the NS more.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
Let's remember that Android have to be optimized for dual cores to fully use its processor. And we all know how manufacturers are with OS updates ;)

+1 for Nexus
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] willcpfc:
Not coming from N1 I cannot comment. However it is fair to say that the original nexus had a long long life....I look at my wife's HTC desire, which we brought when it came out....its obsolete now. All phones get bettered....this time next year I expect dual cores will be rather past it. You will wait forever for the next best thing. Right now a Nexus S is a top drawer device.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unremarked:
Because I wanted it.

No offense, mate, neither I nor anyone else need to justify my/our purchases to you/anyone else.

EDIT: This is also thread #14831948135971 on Nexus S vs Other Phones.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azurael:
Hmm, that's a matter of opinion. I find 4" phones uncomfortable in the pocket.

Hmm, that's true, the N1/Desire touch panel is a bit rubbish.

I'd prefer physical buttons either way.... Which is the main reason I got the Desire over the N1!

Not according to the benchmarks I can find. It's the same, or perhaps just a little slower MHz-to-MHz vs the Scorpion core in the Snapdragons.

True, but they're both pretty tinny compared to some older phones like my Nokia 6233. That should be the benchmark!

I have a 32GB MicroSD in my Desire... I'd like to have that option! No memory slot seems like a massive downgrade to me. Admittedly, I can't upgrade beyond 32GB, but when SDXC becomes more mainstream I can't see that its worth manufacturers cutting corners with the memory card slot. It was one of the most annoying things about my iPhone.

I guess somebody has to use it! :D I'm glad I've finally heard of somebody who does. Every phone I had between about since 2003 'till the iPhone has had a video calling cam, as do many people I know's phones yet nobody actually seems to use them. Perhaps the prohibitive cost of video calling in the UK is part of the reason, but I'm happy enough talking to people!

If it's not a pentile display, that definitely counts as an upgrade :D Looks are very subjective - I wouldn't call the Nexus S an 'inspired' design, but at least its not ugly like the Desire HD :p To me, it looks no better than the N1. The iPhone 4 is prettier, but then I'm an Apple-design whore and could never live with iOS again after using Andoid :D

Feels flimsy to me... But then, so do all Samsung phones. Mmm, plasticy!

I got 2495 on Quadrant on my Desire running MIUI. Really? And do benchmarks actually matter anyway? I've played with an NS, and it didn't 'feel' any faster than my phone running 2.3. Plus, surely I could have had that performance 10 months ago when the GS was released?

At the end of the day, I'm not questioning that the NS is a better phone than the N1, just whether such a minor upgrade justified it when new generation Android hardware is starting to hit the market now.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azurael:
I'm not asking anybody to justify anything, I just wonder why Google have made such a move.... I'm sure the NS is a great phone, as for that matter is the GS which is pretty much identical and you could've had nearly a year ago! :D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irishrally:
NS hits 4100 on Quadrant. Check out the bionix kernel thread for screenshots.

Benchmarks don't mean everything but they do mean something.

EDIT: CM7 with 1.5ghz morfic kernel:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] distortedloop:
1-star rating for yet another "NS sounds like it sucks, why should I get one?" thread... How many times have all these same questions/challenges/answers been discussed in multiple other threads?

I think anyone who says that the NS isn't a significant improvement over the N1 hardware-wise has probably never touched an NS. Now, if you want to say that the NS isn't a signficant improvement over the Galaxy S line, I wouldn't argue too much.

The display (SuperAMOLED) and touchscreen that actually does more than two points on multitouch, and does it accurately, are leaps and bounds ahead of the N1's overly-red, can't-be-used-in-sunlight display and touchscreen that is prone to inaccurate registration.

The internal ROM space is larger and faster, and you don't have to screw around with apps2sd.

The GPU is the best you can get for the near future.

It's purpose is to show manufacturers what the minimum hardware performance is, and it's market is to target users who wanted the best hardware available at the time of release with the latest version of the OS. ;)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Azurael:
Look... I'm not slagging you, or anybody else who bought a Nexus S off - it (like the N1) is a brilliant phone. Obviously, nobody would buy an N1 over an NS now, since they're a similar price. I'm slagging Google off for needlessly diluting the market with a product that simply doesn't need to, or have a reason to exist, rather than holding out only a couple of months for a new platform which would actually have given customers something they couldn't have bought before.

And yes, if for some bizarre reason it really matters to you, I have used a Nexus S. Not for long, but for long enough to know that it's exactly the same phone as the Galaxy S (a phone I did borrow for a week or so while deciding which Android phone to buy) which I could have bought 10 months ago. The fact that it is a phone I passed over to buy the Desire due to its smaller size, better build quality and less broken software (at the time, although I'm sure both the original Galaxy S and Nexus S have brilliant software even if you stick to official releases NOW.) is irrelevant to the point I'm making and purely my opinion.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anderdroid:
Doesn't need to exist? Sounds like you just don't like Samsung.

I own a Nexus One, Vibrant, Droid X, Nexus S, G1, etc.

The Vibrant used to be the fastest of them all. The Vibrant was my main phone but there was one problem. RFS file system. It needed stock Google. I even worked on ROMs trying to clone stock Google onto the Vibrant, then the Nexus S came out with Gingerbread.

The Vibrant itself is superior to the Nexus One. The Nexus S is better than the Vibrant because of stock Google, lack of RFS, and because of Gingerbread's Hummingbird CPU JIT optimizations.

Now, the Vibrant running Froyo was still smooth and sleaker than any phone I've touched including the G2 etc. But the Nexus S is the next level up because of Gingerbread.

The Hummingbird is superior to the Nexus S Snapdragon. However the MyTouch 4g and G2 have about equal processing power as the Hummingbird, BUT the Hummingbird has the best GPU out, and WILL continue to have the best GPU out until the Qualcomm dual core or Orion comes to phones. The Tegra2 has a worse GPU than the Hummingbird. The GPU is what makes everything smooth.

The Nexus S will be top of the line until Q4 of 2011. Just like the Nexus One was pretty up there until Q4 of 2010.

Educate yourself on the processors, Hummingbird, Tegra2, Orion, Qualcomm, etc.

http://smartphonebenchmarks.com/for...ion-samsungs-implementation-of-arm-cortex-a9/

You may say the Nexus S was unnecessary, but in all honesty it couldn't be more necessary. We needed a new stock Android with a 4" screen, a Hummingbird or better CPU/GPU combo, front facing camera, and a Super AMOLED.

This phone will be hot stuff. Tegra2 isn't a worthy upgrade to a Hummingbird. They're about equal when you balance out CPU / GPU.

I'm crossing my fingers for a 4g Nexus running Honeycomb, with a Super AMOLED / retina combo (extra high resolution), and a Samsung Orion processor / GPU combo at the end of 2011. That would be the fastest device possible, and I won't be upgrading until that is out. Also it should have support for both T-Mobile HSPA+ and AT&T LTE and 3g, and Euro 3g standards. Be a multi-carrier device, just in case I need to move.

Now I'm not saying the Tegra2 is bad, but it's not heaps better than the Hummingbird.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] distortedloop:
Doesn't matter to me at all.

What's the point of coming into a forum dedicated to the use of a specific device and throwing out remarks like yours?

It's clear you think the device isn't worth the money, and no one's going to convince you otherwise, so why bother? Go off and enjoy your Nexus 1 or whatever you're using - only Google/Samsung can your original questions, and they're not here...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unremarked:
'cept I didn't want a Vibrant.

As there is only one poster on these forums, as far as I'm aware anyway, who actually works for Google, they are the only ones qualified to answer you on "why Google made such a move." The rest of your statement pretty much confirms you're yet another snarky poster from another section of the XDA forums who is posting here asking us to justify our purchases because you think we either A) need your permission/approval or B) are incapable of making rational and informed decisions ourselves.

Your question has been answered in the stickied FAQ in this section. I hope a mod will lock this thread soon.