yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Eris Android Development] doogald:
In my experience, you can do it anytime. However, if you do a no-wipe update to GSB in the future, I would do this:

- wipe Dalvik

- Flash GSB

- Flash the gapps

- Flash cache2cache

Like the Google apps, flashing the GSB update will remove the script that sets up the cache2cache until you flash it again.
[Droid Eris Android Development] zach.xtr:
You should have no issues flashing right after the ROM or gapps ...
[Droid Eris Android Development] Cmotion:
Thanks guys, flashed this after the ROM and gapps and everything worked out great. Thank goodness for these amazing devs and helpful people on the forums- otherwise I think I would've thrown my phone at a wall a long time ago.... which I don't BELIEVE is covered under warranty.
[Droid Eris Android Development] daveseris:
Zach, had to flash 2x. 1st resulted in boot loop. 2nd went w/o a hitch. Didn't lose A2SD apps, and gained about 25. Great job, glad I tried it. (Ginger Tazz 5)
[Droid Eris Android Development] haganme:
It free'd up 41MB on my phone! I was getting the low memory notification before i flashed it. went from 12MB free to 53MB free.

(GSB 1.5)
[Droid Eris Android Development] Jolest:
Installed on Tazz Gingerbread 5 (a.k.a. Ginger Tazz). Freed up about 20MB and no issues found so far.

Thanks Zach! :D

Now, if I could just get your invisible a2sd implementation (wish they all worked the way you did it in xtrSense) on this ROM, it would be perfect. ;)
[Droid Eris Android Development] dingermtb:
First, i gotta say, this is AMAZING! For those having issues with their apps on the SD card not working...for me, when i would boot up, my phone wouldn't read any of my apps on the SD card. All i do is a Hot Reboot which is in the market. After a hot reboot it'll read all the apps on the SD card. Hopefully this will help some.
[Droid Eris Android Development] tomlang:
Does this work with JIT?
[Droid Eris Android Development] T-Keith:
Any word on if this works with the default Apps on sd card yet? I have almost all my Apps on my sd card and I'm still getting space warnings. I'm at around 32 mb.
[Droid Eris Android Development] doogald:
I've used this script with CELB and GSB with JIT enabled with no issues at all.
[Droid Eris Android Development] dingermtb:
Running on GSB 1.6 with JIT with no issues
[Droid Eris Android Development] WhistlingDog:
Ditto here.
[Droid Eris Android Development] natemup:
do I need to reflash every time I upgrade a ROM?

I had been having success on GSB 1.6, but when I went to 1.7 without reflashing this script, half my apps were gone and I had 76KB availble for apps. :(((

Attempting now to wipe, reflash (the rom AND this script this time), and see if I can salvage anything...
[Droid Eris Android Development] doogald:
Sure do. Flashing the ROM erases the script, so you need to reflash it when you reflash the ROM.

Assuming you are GSB, every time you upgrade, even for a no-wipe update, if you want cache2cache to still be there, you must:

- [optional, but strongly recommend] Nandroid backup

- Wipe Dalvik

- Flash GSB

- Flash gapps

- Flash xtrcache2cache

- Restart
[Droid Eris Android Development] natemup:
for app recovery purposes, I re-flashed the ROM, gapps, and then this script, and up until today, I assumed the script was working due all my apps being back and not getting "low memory" warnings right off the bat.

Today, though, after installing one extra app, I got the warning, so I used the Terminal Emulator to check, and apparently, my /data is using 88% (141M used) compared to /cache's 84% (109.3M used).

Is this normal, or is the script only partially working for me right now?
[Droid Eris Android Development] zach.xtr:
This sounds normal. Even cache2cache has limits ;) and it sounds like you are just using a lot of space.
[Droid Eris Android Development] natemup:
Fair enough.

In other news, a guy in the GSB ROM thread just told me my current problem of not receiving any of my SMS texts lately is likely due to c2c. Any fix or suggestions for that? I don't want to have to uninstall/reinstall/move to SD (obviously not in that order) all the extra apps I've gotten because of c2c just to start getting my texts again....
[Droid Eris Android Development] tazzpatriot:
Hhhmm I've added c2c to my blackened rom and no one has said it messed up texts

sent from my invisable htc thunder bolt
[Droid Eris Android Development] natemup:
the problem is definitely new, as in not present when I first flashed c2c, but instead after re-flashing it with the GSB 1.7 update...
[Droid Eris Android Development] doogald:
The typical fix that I read for texts not arriving is to Nandroid backup what you have and install (or Nandroid restore, if you have one) a close-to-stock, HTC frameworks ROM like xtrSENSE, xtrROM, PlainJane, etc. Quite often texts will flood in, and then restoring your new ROM (like GSB) will find that they continue to work. If they do not start arriving when you install xtrSENSE et. al., that's the time to call Verizon and see if they can reset your account.

I have been using c2c on the xtr ROMs for quite a while, and on Froyo and GB ROMs since this was available, with absolutely no problems with SMS. Correlation does not mean causation.
[Droid Eris Android Development] Ronin09:
Has anyone tried this on the Droid Incredible?? and if so, how did it fare?
[Droid Eris Android Development] IndyRoadie:
Holy crap! I gained 42mb of free space!

Thanks for a great app!
[Droid Eris Android Development] zach.xtr:
Can u run df -h and post the output? That would let us know if it would be good for u...
[Droid Eris Android Development] tomlang:
Zynga Poker and low memory warnings

Has anyone other than me had memory issues with Zynga Poker?

I've been running GSB with and without c2c and with various numbers of apps installed (either in internal or sd memory). The only case where I don't get repeated low-memory warnings from Zynga Poker (and never with any other app) is using the latest GSB (v2.0) without c2c. Simply adding c2c causes memory warnings to appear.
[Droid Eris Android Development] zach.xtr:
Can u run df -h and post the output? I am thinking the way apps are more stored in data than system with GB this mod may not have the same result... can anyone that can post their output of df -h?
[Droid Eris Android Development] zach.xtr:
All,

Based on a few posts I would like to get some statistics on what internal storage values actually are with GB... So I would like to ask anyone who is willing and able to complete the following from their phone.

Run the following adb command

adb shell busybox df -h > c:\phonestorage.txt

go to the c:\ directory on your pc and open the newley generated phonestorage.txt file and post the content along with what ROM you are using. Below is the output example.

Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on

tmpfs 95.5M 0 95.5M 0% /dev

tmpfs 4.0M 0 4.0M 0% /sqlite_stmt_journals

/dev/block/mtdblock3 170.0M 143.9M 26.1M 85% /system

/dev/block/mtdblock5 159.5M 26.7M 132.8M 17% /data

/dev/block/mtdblock4 130.0M 1.1M 128.9M 1% /cache

/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 457.4M 70.7M 362.2M 16% /system/sd

/dev/block//vold/179:1

6.9G 2.5G 4.3G 37% /sdcard

Thats it! :)
[Droid Eris Android Development] mjb413:
Attached is my output file. I am running GingerTazz v13.
[Droid Eris Android Development] tomlang:
I'll have to do that later. I want to modify my original statement, in that GSB has the low memory problem reported by Zynga Poker with or without c2c installed. It just takes longer to appear without c2c. Could it be some kind of memory leak? Zynga software is notoriously buggy.
[Droid Eris Android Development] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Here you go, zach!

ROM name and version in the filename. :D
[Droid Eris Android Development] wildstang83:
Just wanted to say thank you for this.

Powered By: GSB CM7 2.1
[Droid Eris Android Development] Jolest:
A number of people have been having problems getting this to work on Tazz's GingerTazz rom. I did some experimenting and came up with the following:

The main problem is that the c2c script expects to be running in a Bash shell. The terminal-emulator app shell and the gscript shell were originally bash, but some other shell got substituted somewhere along the way. This explains why some boot and/or gscript scripts don't run at all and why they produce confusing error messages.

For users of Tazz's ROM, I included a step-by-step for running the c2c script manually here in the GingerTazz thread.

Users of other ROMs who are having problems getting c2c (or other bash/gscript scripts) to work may want to take a look at the step-by-step instructions.
[Droid Eris Android Development] tazzpatriot:
Problem solved
[Droid Eris Android Development] znel52:
Wow I was getting the low space message, I only had 9.9 mb's free. I flashed this and now I am up to 81mb!! That is crazy man. I'm on GSBv2.7. You are awesome man!
[Droid Eris Android Development] AlphaG33k:
Nice work! Here's my phonestorage.txt

Hi, I just came across this thread, and glad that I did! Running this gave me 30MB more space :D

I'm running Cyanogen Nonsensikal ROM v16.1 (CM version is 6).

I haven't played around a lot with my phone since doing this, but it seems to be more responsive. I don't know if it really is, or if it's a placebo effect, but either way, I'm happy!

Thank you so much for providing the script for us!
[Droid Eris Android Development] PillClinton:
I just wanted to pop in & say thanks to zach.xtr for this awesome script!! This, in combination with GSB & the v6 supercharger have breathed new life into my Eris.
[Droid Eris Android Development] equilni:
Thanks as well for this script. I used this on Vanilla FroShedyo CM6 & currently, Condemned CM7 S2H

My output:

Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
tmpfs 95.3M 44.0K 95.3M 0% /dev
tmpfs 95.3M 0 95.3M 0% /mnt/asec
tmpfs 95.3M 0 95.3M 0% /mnt/obb
/dev/block/mtdblock3 170.0M 100.0M 70.0M 59% /system
/dev/block/mtdblock5 159.5M 31.3M 128.2M 20% /data
/dev/block/mtdblock4 130.0M 47.3M 82.7M 36% /cache
/dev/block/vold/179:1
14.8G 89.4M 14.7G 1% /mnt/sdcard
/dev/block/vold/179:1
14.8G 89.4M 14.7G 1% /mnt/secure/asec

EDIT - Just curious, zach.xtr, is the output your showing here from a Gingerbread ROM?
[Droid Eris Android Development] zach.xtr:
Hum... I cannot actually remember :p

Most likely
[Droid Eris Android Development] hallstevenson:
Does this work on the numerous Sense-based ROMs now available ? I saw some posts indicating that it didn't and I mentioned that the script could probably work but it's expecting certain init.d files/directories that differ from CM-based ROMs vs Sense-based ROMs. Another user said they were going to try and modify it for Sense but I didn't see anything further...
[Droid Eris Android Development] vikrant82:
Possible to only have system apps dalvik in /cache

Hi, as title says, Is it possible to have just system apps related dalvik stuff in cache partition and data/apps related dalvik cache in data partition. Problem is I have a cache partition of just 65M. But its enough for my system apps. I remember trying a ROM which did so by default.
[Windows Mobile] pinuzzzooo:
I don't know if is it the really english name, but i have problem with "tick box"

They seems to be corrupted in only today setting...

I attacch a screen from my phone.

Info:

My phone is a polaris aka touch cruise htc device

Tested various build os WM 6.5, same result - actually 21895 build from Asian rhodium.

Help me..:D
[Windows Mobile] ypsmav:
Ciao,

Did you compressed Pngs?
[Windows Mobile] pinuzzzooo:
No i didn't...or i think that i didn't. I coocking with Ervius visual kitchen and i haven't select any compression...Have the kitchen made it in automatic mode???
[Windows Mobile] pinuzzzooo:
Guys, how to resolve this iusses??
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] ilyesoft:
hello, I have Touch pro 2 and want to maybe update the rom with official rom (from verizon) or installing a new rom from here XDA..

My question is, if I don't like my new rom, can I just make a hardreset to get back to my current (official and default) rom ? Or it will reset the default settings of the new rom ??

thanks !
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] schmenge:
If you don't like whatever rom you flash you need to flash a new one.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] cajunflavoredbob:
Hard reset will restore the default settings for the last ROM you flashed. If that was the stock ROM, then a hard reset will set it back to defaults for that ROM. If it was a custom ROM, then the custom ROM would be restored. If you want to go back to a stock ROM after flashing a custom ROM, then just flash it back when you're ready.
[Desire HD General] saj2001ind:
guys need a quick help pls, I do not seems to able to search some apps on my DHD for e.g "imediashare"

while scanning the cr code also do not return the searched app on my market

iMediaShare mobile app for Android :: iMediaShare

but the same is able to be searched on my friend's desire z bought from UK

mine is indian DHD, can anyone who bought their DHD in india try to search this app and scan the cr cde in the link I gave and let me know if u are able to search it pls

and any reason why I am not able to search it...
[Desire HD General] A-Dingo:
Got the same problem. Seems that some operator sw versions are not "signed" or registered at Googles database. So some can "see" all apps and some not.

Try to install a free sw version or rom version. Maybe that helps...
[Desire HD General] saj2001ind:
what you mean by "free sw version or rom version"
[Desire HD General] A-Dingo:
No operator version. try 1.XX.405.X e.g.
[Desire HD General] saj2001ind:
mine is an unlocked DHD
[Desire HD General] A-Dingo:
What sw do you have on ur DHD?

With ulocked u mean unbranded? ;)
[Desire HD General] saj2001ind:
even more frustrating...an app called "mobiesta" which is an indian app, even this is not getting searched in my DHD but same is searched from UK Desire Z

common who can explain this nonsense :(
[Desire HD General] A-Dingo:
I tried to find with my DHD the mentioned apps - with no succes. :(

But I figured that out before, that not all apps are visible for everyone...

The reason can be that there are different ROM versions and/or the developers has released the app with some country restrictions. E.G. only for Europe, or only for Germany Autria and Switzerland.

Thats why I asked for your ROM Version. If it is a ROM made for a Indian Carrier the DHD goes as an Indian-DHD to the market. The DZ has a UK ROm or a international ROM and is lockes in as a UK or International-DHD and will get other hits when searching the market...

The solution will be either to download the app via the DZ to your PC and install those apps than on your DHD (than you will have no update support) or to flash a UK or international ROM. Same country/provider version like on the mentioned DZ.
[Desire HD General] saj2001ind:
mine is indian rom version

can u tell me how to to download the app via the DZ to your PC and install those apps than on your DHD ?
[Desire HD General] A-Dingo:
You can try to copy the .apk file and run ist on your dhd in the same folder e.g.

Or try to download it with your pc and to copy it to your dhd...

or go to mobiesta website http://ld2.ciol.com/Gadgets/Applications/Mobiesta/1485/0/102707/Mobiesta.aspx

and follow their instructions... ;)
[Desire HD General] saj2001ind:
I wanted to know if I install the app successfully in Desire Z via android market then how can I get its apk from Desire Z..in other words I wanted to know in which location apk is stored for installed applications in system folder ?
[Desire HD General] A-Dingo:
Ok... :)

I ve got no clue where in the DZ file system this .apk file is located.

Maybe you can find this out with a file explorer like astro or so...

sorry no idea...

did u search the DZ?
[Desire HD General] m_spidey:
Have you tried market enabler?

code.google.com/p/market-enabler/
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] slysy:
I've noticed on some phones such as Samsung Omnia 7, the option to set screen timeout to never had been removed. It is available on other phones such as HTC HD7. Does anyone know of a way to enable the option on phones where it's missing?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Marvin_S:
i just searched for it and found it

here you go

HKey_Local_Machine --> Control Panel --> Lock --> DisableNever key is set to dword:1 set this to dword:0

this will add the never option to your list of options :)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] slysy:
Thanks Marvin_S :)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] -WP7User-:
Why do companies like Samsung just remove this option?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] CreepinJesus:
Because it can cause damage to the screens if left on all the time. Remember the two Samsung WP7 phones have SAMOLED screens - all others have LCD of some sort.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Aaron McCarthy:
I know for this much that its a HUGE pain in the but while trying to use bing to navigate while driving... constantly having to "tap" the screen to keep it from turning off.

They could at least have an option to have it so it doesnt shut off while certain aps are running.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] CreepinJesus:
Once Bing Maps introduces turn-by-turn navigation (inevitable) they may implement something that lets the screen go to sleep between instructions, but wake up at important parts. Tom Tom have something like that on their devices...
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] AawarA:
Thanks but how can I access this registry?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] -WP7User-:
You have to have a Chevron-unlocked WP7-Device and a Registry Viewer App. Then you can change it.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] cheers!:
My Focus is developer-unlocked and I successfully changed the registry value ( DisableNever is 0), but no joy. I even did a hard reset on the phone. Screen time-out options still only show values from 30 secs. to 5 mins. Any suggestions?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] yazdes2012:
you can also use wpinternals.net app and reboot in mass storage mode, then use windows regedit to access

1)choose "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE"

"file>Load Hive>[phone_storage_disk]:\windows\system32\config\software" , name it "PHONE_SOFTWARE"

2)then go to this path:

MY PC\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\PHONE_Software\Microsoft\Settings\Lock

and set DisableNever to 0

3)finally choose on "PHONE_SOFTWARE" and click "file>UnLoad Hive"

then reboot in normal mode and will see "Never" option

really 100 % working method, very easy, dont need root or so on!!!:хорошо:

(tested on my lumia 520)
[Desire General] mr_x_1989:
I tried to root my Desire GSM (running Android 2.2, stock obviously...) with unrevoked, but every time i try, it gives the following error message (After the phone reboots):

"Communications with phone unexpectedly interrupted. Try again."

I'm running Winodws7 (driver signature mode...) + hboot drivers and i deinstalled everything from HTC Sync

I also tried it on ubuntu, but it wouldn't even connect to my phone.

Can someone please help me? :confused:

PS: I attached a photo from my hboot, if it helps.
[Desire General] valo_lindstroem:
When your desire is in hboot as on the picture, what device do you have in windows devicemanager under "android"?

There should be something like "android bootloader interface", with that it worked for me today

You are using unrevoked 3.32? Your usb cable is ok? Are you using any usb hubs, try to avoid them for this kind of work
[Desire General] davebugyi:
People reported problems with newer versions of unrevoked.

I rooted mine with 3.21 - no hassle and error-free rooting.

Also check the Hboot driver status valo_lindstroem suggested, if not correct, install them using this method.
[Desire General] mr_x_1989:
thanks for the quick help..

now it works. ;-)

I just check the box for "USB-debugging"
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] halik:
Since the phone comes with the usb connector on the top (stupid design imo), I'd like to use it upside down to get a "dock" like set up in my car.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leatherneck6017:
That would be cool. No ROM's or hacks do that as of now, and I have no idea if it's even something that CAN be done.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crake001:
I am pretty sure there is an option for this in cyanogen....not sure if it te option is working 100% tho.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crans:
Cm7 in the settings
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crans:
I'd post a drocap pic but I haven't posted 8 times yet
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] running_the_dream:
That kills me too in my car. Jerks probably did it purposely to P us off (more than we're already P'ed for not having official 2.2)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scottyd035ntknow:
Soooo... how does the car dock work then? Samsung did just release one...

Edit, just read up on it, there is a clamp that comes down and locks into the USB.
[Android] JPAndroid92:
Is there a method that can be used in any kind of ROM?
[Android] JPAndroid92:
noone? really??
[Android] LuisDias:
Okay, I found something but it's in portuguese..

http://www.winmob.com.br/2010/08/17/s-o-android-agora-com-suporte-ad-hoc/

Anyway, this was taken from this forum, so if you search better you will find in english..

If you had doubts, I would help you ;)
[HD2 General] hudtwalcker:
Well I'm sure everyone has asked themselves this question be4, I can't seem to ger answers anywhere, only a few opinions but nothing concrete. So which is better ? Android on SD or Nand ? Why ? what are the pros and the cons ? is nand smoother or SD ? is battery life better on Nand or SD ? If anyone can lead me to a link of a nand vs. SD thread I would gladly appreciate it. :)
[HD2 General] STHNS:
Well its matter of preference based on you. If you want to have dual boot WM6.5.X(NAND)+AOSP(mSD) or if you want pure AOSP on NAND then install it. HD2 is truly one of a kind multi platform device superior in its rich dev world. There are so many I can't say it atm due to lack of sleep :P
[HD2 General] Dr.Move:
really it's a matter of what you prefer

to me, I use winmo 6.5 on daily basis, and switch to android when I want to play games :/ I have many programs on winmo that don't have counterparts on Adroid, or do have counterparts which need internet connection, something I can't always have in here.

so that's why SD android is the best choice for me.

Read the forums, see what other users say, and read a bit more. most mistakes are made because users miss a line (or post) or two, which usually have quite an amount of info..
[HD2 General] treo...not!:
SD allows for versatility: you can dual boot to windows and change Android flavors easily, without affecting your warranty. That's all. For NAND, you get greatly improved boot times, faster, less buggy operations, and significantly better battery life. If you do decide on NAND, do yourself a favor and Use a clockwork mod. Now if there were a way to run Win 6.5.x on an SD card, that would be ideal. Truth is, I was a windows diehard, but when I put Android on my HD2, this machine was young and fresh again. I might still try Win 7, but I'll wait until the port matures a bit.
[HD2 General] hudtwalcker:
thnx treo not, thats the kind of information I really wanted, I know that everyone has different personal opinions, but I think I will first start experimenting with different builds booting from my SD card and later go to NAND cause I just want to stick to one OS with no dual booting, I want something stable that will have good battery life and a minimum amount of problems, one last thing, are all the SD builds available as NAND also ??
[HD2 General] treo...not!:
When you're ready, you should try pongster's hyperdroid for NAND. It's a solid build ported from the nexus one. It's fast! I know it's hard to take the leap, but it's worth it and completely reversible.
[Android Software Development] cyberpedz:
Why would a user not be able to find my app? The app is made for 1.6 and above and API 4 the user has a samsung galaxy gt i5500.