yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant General] dligon:
When I do that I do not get an option to bill carrier or anything just the server error. I have tried all the fixes nothing
[Vibrant General] carlcj5:
i had the same issue....did some research on google and found.....make sure your market is opened up in the SAME google account you used when you first signed up with when you first got your phone...i did this and the issue was fixed
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] marjibis:
when using 3G. They only work under Wifi.

Subsequently I installed xScope which works with both.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] knightnz:
Did they stop working after you'd done anything in particular?

What firmware are you running?

Do you have a proxy set in your APN?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] marjibis:
Using P1000JPJK2. Was working before but suddenly stopped. Likely due to some installe program.

Have reflashed but I still get the same result.

Yes there is a proxy set in the APN
[G Tablet General] rr5678:
Update - Jan. 31, 2011:

(Note: This isn't a question :p)

This is all I can give yous for now.
[G Tablet General] toddmp:
awesome work. another OS choice for us. keep it up!
[G Tablet General] pyrofool:
What is the likelihood of everything working? Also this is windows CE and not Windows mobile correct?
[G Tablet General] Mikeg1969:
Interested to see where this goes.....I would love to be able to dual boot my Gtab, Windows for work and Android for playing!!:D
[G Tablet General] NMCBR600:
CE does not support dual core.
[G Tablet General] pyrofool:
Won't support as in won't register the second core or won't support as in won't even run?
[G Tablet General] NMCBR600:
Not designed for more than 1 core.
[G Tablet General] pyrofool:
Way over my head but some information on WinCE 6.0 on tegra2 harmony

http://developer.download.nvidia.com/tegra/docs/ce6_tegra_harmony_pack_5265393.pdf

rr's output matches what the pdf shows it should.
[G Tablet General] rr5678:
I'm seriously stuck here.
[G Tablet General] Icedvoco:
Wow man, i hope you work it out, i too would love to be able to duel boot.
[G Tablet General] cscotty:
Lets keep this alive. Although I would rather windows mobile, this can be interesting as well. I wonder if windows mobile 7 would work as well? I know th full windows will not due to the processor but not sure about the mobile version.

Scott
[G Tablet General] Icedvoco:
Anything new on this, are we going to be able to duel boot between Android and WinCe ?
[G Tablet General] rr5678:
I'm sorry to say this, but I can no longer continue development of this. There are a few reasons why, mainly me sending the expendable G Tablet back (I had two for a while :p), but if anyone wants to tackle this, I can provide instructions on how to get to the point I was at.
[G Tablet General] Icedvoco:
Sorry to hear that mate. But such is life :)

Any chance we have any other devs willing to pick this project up please ?
[G Tablet General] Pazzu510:
I am sorry to hear that; This thing could make my life so easy.

Thanks for all your work. XD
[G Tablet General] Icedvoco:
Bumping this in the hopes one of our devs may see it and decide to make it there next project.

Any chance a dev is willing to pick this project up for us please ?
[G Tablet General] vballrkc:
Count me in as interested desperately in this, and I'm willing to pay for a finished product, is there any chance we could get anything like this running? Is it even possible?
[G Tablet General] Lucho3412:
Im with you.......i would even donate before and after development! After the vegan ginger edition, dual boot windows would be the cherry on top.
[General Questions and Answers] DDivney:
So here's a puzzle.

My nexus one has a broken power button, and I learnt to get around it with apps like quickboot, that let me boot into recovery automatically.

I flashed cyanogenmod 7 (nandroid before that) and turned the phone on. It worked perfectly, but I had forgotten to flash gapps, so I do.

Now I turn my phone on and it boots to the "Touch the android to begin" tutorial/thing. The android lights up when I touch it, but doesn't change screen. It just stays there. Now that is apparently not unheard of, and the advice is to wipe or reflash the rom and/or gapps. The problem is, since I don't have a power button, I can't go into recovery mode from the bootloader, I'd have to do it using the quickboot, but I can't because the screen is stuck.

Is there a way to flash a rom from a pc? Any other ideas? Anything is much appreciated.
[General Questions and Answers] Escalante:
Try a method called "passimg" which is used to revert to stock android. I don't have much to time to look into it for you, but it's possible, because i had to do the same for mine. You place the file on your sd card root then boot (using the battery removal/insertion method) while holding the volume down button. You'd have to re-root then you can try to recover again.
[Fascinate General] harpdoc:
I'm a relative newbie and not very tech-oriented, and I appear to have screwed up big time. I'd appreciate any help that can be offered. To cut to the chase, when I attempt to boot up my Fascinate, it gets stuck indefinitely on the Samsung logo.

Here's what I did to screw it up. I rooted my phone when I first got it last year and did a lagfix. It unrooted with the update to JD05. Yesterday I attempted to root it again using two different 1-click methods, neither of which worked. I then followed the instructions in the "Modified CWMrecovery for Odin" thread, not having it work until finally succeeding in getting root using CWM Red. The phone rebooted and was rooted, and everything seemed fine, so I used Rom Manager to Boot to Recovery. This did something strange--it took 15 minutes to get to the recovery screen, with a digital voice periodically telling me how much longer it would take. When I got to the recovery screen the first thing I did was to perform a backup. I think this effort to be safe did me in, because the phone must have already been screwed up then and I think I backed up the screw-up.

I then attempted to reboot and since then all efforts get me stuck on the Samsung logo. I've tried almost all options from the Recovery screen: reboot system now, apply sdcard update.zip, wipe date/factory reset, wipe cache partition, install zip from ascard, and restore. All bring the same locked up phone.

I'd appreciate any ideas to bring my Fascinate back to life!
[Fascinate General] Jmjohnson1717:
First off the only way to get to red CWM is to install a voodoo 5 kernel. I'm thinking the voodoo kernel and the one click lag fix don't play well together. I'm sure someone else will step in with more info however I would start by looking for a thred called how to completely remove voodoo. Then try odin to restore. Good luck.

Edit. I read your post again and not sure if u did one click lag fix or just an older voodoo kernel. Either way same result u have to disable voodoo 4 and one click to install voodoo 5. Odin it. The voice u hear was the voodoo kernel converting your system to ext4 if this was the first time you've heard this I think your first lag fix may have been the one click.
[Fascinate General] wombotron:
Yes this happed to me too. If i take it to the Verizon store will they know my phone is rooted and moded? i need help ASAP
[Fascinate General] justin94:
Search the forums on how to properly removed the voodoo lag fix. Then you need to reflash dj05. Voodoo doesn't really do much except for show you a higher quadrant score and limit to what roms/themes you can install. Same thing happened to me. Just do a quick search, I think its in the development section. The easiest way to remove it is with and. Hope this is somewhat helpful.

so fresh and so superclean.
[Fascinate General] Ahodson1985:
Don't bring it to verizon because you would be defrauding them for your mistake. see if you can access your sd card through the computer and put either a file or folder in the voodoo folder called disable_lagfix and try booting again. If that doesn't help (it is probably too late for that) then you need to flash back to stock through odin. find the thread in development on how to do that. Good luck. Your phone is not broken. Breathe.

Sent from my sch-i500 using dl09 supah clean
[Fascinate General] Jaredsk74:
Here is the ODIN back to stock if you don't want to bother with removing Voodoo. That should fix your phone with or without Voodoo. It's always worked for me.
[Fascinate General] wombotron:
THANKS SO MUCH its back to normal i cant thank you enough :D
[Fascinate General] harpdoc:
Many thanks for all of the help.
[Captivate General] rsnt:
Yessss another dead captivate thread.

I think I'm gonna go die now.

I followed the video guide to install a custom ROM, in the development thread to the letter, and now my phone wont even turn on... (now that im thinking about it, I think I may have left the debugging mode OFF before I went to flash back to stock, maybe thats why?)

I got into download mode, plugged the phone into odin3 JF6 one click, it started and at some point during the process it said "removed" even though I didnt touch anything, and then i got a weird msg saying my device is not recognized, keep in mind the drivers were installed properly, and I had everything double checked before i flashed....

wtf do I do now? Cant boot at all or go back into download mode. this is my third galaxy, got it two days ago ffs.
[Captivate General] bobbylx:
My only 2 suggestions. Go to the Dev section and in the guides there is a method to make a USB Jig without solder or anything. You're out like $1 if it doesn't work.

Also, what rev is your phone? There's been some threads started saying the newer Rev phones, maybe 1010 and up crap out using normal One-click. Do check your rev level under the battery and do a search of the forums. I know I have seen the threads.

good luck.
[Captivate General] JayPhill89:
1 reboot pc

2 use different usb ports (direct to motherboard)

3 open odin first as administrator
[Captivate General] rsnt:
I'm not sure if I was looking at the right place, but I think its 10.12. I'll do a search and see what comes up, thanks for your help.

I'll try that, thanks.
[Captivate General] G.Hook:
Open Odin first then,

1. Remove your battery for 30 seconds, remove external SD card and SIM card

2. Reinsert battery.

3. Hold down both volume buttons and while holding them down plug the phone in.

It should get into download mode then. I bricked my phone and it wouldn't boot up at all and this worked for me.

On a side note, I have not had much luck flashing or doing much of anything on Windows 7 64 bit. I would suggest trying it on an XP machine if you have access to one.
[Captivate General] rsnt:
I've tried every possible key combination out there and nothing works. I think my best bet is a Jig, unfortunately the source didnt have any transistors in stock so im SOL for now.
[Captivate General] mengbo:
Use JIG ... It will be your last help.
[Captivate General] 88EVGAFTW:
Use it as a paper weight.
[Captivate General] donharden2002:
If you look up samsung captivate jig on ebay you will find some pre built. I bought one not long ago just to have and it works just fine.

I hope this helps. Best of luck to you.
[Captivate General] newter55:
Sounds like you are a victim of the one size odin fits all debacle. You will indeed need a jig to recover and then you must use odin to flash jh2 or later firmware to your phone. Unfortunately, most guides still direct people to flash jf6 even though your situation comes up on a regular basis.
[Captivate General] sblees:
Check out this link for a jig. And there is a video to show you how to build one. Or mobiletechvideo guy sells them for 17 bucks.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=889128&highlight=usb+jig
[Captivate General] rsnt:
It seems to me like there's consistent irregularities with the entire process, its not uniform at all, which is very frustrating, every one faces different problems, and the solution is never the same.

Anyways, I went out and bought 3 resistors, turns out they were the wrong ones, I found out the colors werent the same of what I needed, but then that just goes to show you how difficult it is, its partly my fault i got the wrong ones, but someone like me who doesnt know much about hardware hacking, walks into an electronic store, faced with several options, is some times lost.

Oh well, I could've fixed it, had I got the right resistors, but then again, who was going to guarantee I wasn't going to kill it again, for the exact same reason I mentioned in the first post, because I need to consider a few things here, first and foremost, that I have a rogers branded device, and these are the ATT forums.

I called rogers and a replacement has been placed, I should be getting it by friday, or tomorrow if im lucky, with whatever comfort that brings, I still have several concerns, and now that I've basically rendered 3 devices to "almost" none-working condition (this one being an exception because I can "possibly" fix it) I'm not even sure how far I want to go.
[Captivate General] z28james:
My first captivate went fubar within my 30 days and I damaged the nv_data.bin on my second captivate and was stuck with the test IMEI. Samsung fixed my second one for free. Now I'm at the point where I'm totally sure about what precautions I need to take to keep me out of trouble but I'm not sure if I want to risk it again, heh.

The cheap jig does work. It helped me when I accidentally unplugged my phone during an odin flash.
[Captivate General] bobbylx:
Yes, you make a good point. You will find that most of the guides are written by people like myself who have an early revision or a phone from the initial release. For most of us, from what I've read and experienced, our phones are really hard to brick, ie, button recovery always works, odin one-click works, etc.

I honestly don't know all the differences now between revs. The first hiccup was the phones missing button recovery/download, and now it seems that people are having issues using the Odin One-click that we have been using for months.

I would recommend with your next phone check the rev or manufacture date, then search the forums for people with similar or same revs that have been successful at flashing and find out what they did.

good luck
[Captivate General] newter55:
@bobby

I wasnt trying to diminish the help that the guides provide. The work that went into creating them is certainly appreciated. The problem arises when so many people just tell newcomers to flash with x version of odin without considering the changes that have occured in the newer builds.
[Captivate General] bobbylx:
I agree with you completely. I tend to take it for granted that button recovery works for me and that good old odin one-click does too. It seems we need to start collecting data and making new guides.

Something like,

If you have rev, 1006, 1007,1008 go here,

If you have rev 1009 to 1012 go here,

etc.
[Captivate General] rsnt:
latest update,

Two cables, and six resistors later, my phone won't go into download mode, lol, I'm not even sure I did things right, I'm gonna try stripping the same cable, used in one of those videos on how to make a jig, I still have three extra resistors.

I'm starting to think its because of it being with rogers. im gonna search the forums.
[Captivate General] newter55:
A micro usb breakout board is the simplest method for constructing a jig.
[Captivate General] Phateless:
Wow, I guess I'm lucky that the used Captivate I picked up for my gf is an older one at 1007. Root procedure for her went without a hitch.

From stock rom, all set up and in daily use, WITHOUT ROOTING first.

Put clockwork update.zip on her sdcard.

Reboot into recovery.

Reinstall packages twice to get into clockwork recovery.

Wipe data/factory reset.

Flash Cognition.

Profit.

She's been using it this way for two weeks and loves it so much more than stock.

What was so complicated about the procedure you followed? Or was it the same as this but it just didn't work?
[Captivate General] rpicaso:
I think you may have a good point. Eventually your carrier will stop replacing bricks for you. If you still have the inclination to play with flashing, investing in a jig would definately be a wise investment and if I were in your shoes, I wouldn't flash anything without one. I made a jig for myself before I ever flashed anything but luckily I have never had to use it, probably because I took the time (about a month and a half of trolling around here reading.) to research what all was involved with what I was about to jump into. Just something to consider in case you want to try again. Good luck!
[Captivate General] G.Hook:
What types of changes are in the newer builds? I just looked and saw that I have 1007 and that must be why I have not had any problems using the early version of Odin.
[Captivate General] rsnt:
I'm not really sure at this point, its either im an idiot and cant put a jig together, or the phone, or that its with rogers, no clue.

Send it to me? haha

Yeah you're right, but how do I even know i made a good jig but the phone itself, and being a rogers phone, isnt the problem? lol

I think I'm gonna straight up flash a ROM on the replacement as soon as its out of the box...............ooook no maybe not.
[Captivate General] The Gibbs:
Hey man, I also have a 1012 phone and I did the same thing.

It took me forever, but the jig will work. Just make sure you are not touching the sides or any metal with the jig while touching the pins.

When you flash, going back to stock with ODIN WILL NOT WORK. You HAVE to go to Froyo 2.2 or you will just end up getting your phone stuck in a restart loop.

I dont know where I put the file I downloaded, but it is slightly different than the ones found mostly on this site. Hope this can help.
[Captivate General] rsnt:
is it with rogers?

Ill make a new jig and be extra careful not to touch anything, i need to cut up a new cable haha.

Can you please send me a link to the firmware, and maybe the best safe instructions.

If i kill my replacement I'm just gonna wait for the S2.
[Captivate General] rsnt:
I give up, jig is not working for me, i dont think i can mess up that much. I'm just gonna wait for the replacement, and not do anything on that until everything get sorted out completely.
[Blade General] galorin:
Had my Blade for about a month now, tried half a dozen roms, settled on Jap Jellyfish with some tweaks, overclocked kernel, black status bar, yadda yadda yadda.

I have looked at people's home screens, and think... why? I tried having a big clock or circle battery widget, I still instinctively look to the status bar up top. I've tried various other widgets, but everything just seems to get in the way.

I have only one home screen populated with stuff I use regularly, Droid48, Email widget, contacts, power control and google search. I have seen some things that I think look cool, but don't see the point in doing, does it really add enough to my user experience to be worth the juggling and hoops?

So far the only real modifications I would consider heavier than just applying a couple zip files (Forst paragraph), I have made involve Widgetlocker, and a couple sliders, plus... Droid48. Sometimes I just really, really need to have a calculator. Maybe I'm just not cut out for this pretty phone thing.
[Blade General] bartnimal:
No offense, but whats the point of this post?
[Blade General] galorin:
A few questions buried in there, will the heavy mods actually make my experience any better? Are there any changes that are. aactually worth the effort?
[Blade General] deepmenace:
you've hit the nail on the head with "look cool". that's a pretty good reason. plenty of apple owning friends are pretty jealous of the widgets possible on my blade. and i remind them often that it's £100 vs £500.

i agree that overkill is possible but it all depends on what you want from your phone.

ive got a calendar and task widget on my home screen so i always know my next engagement.

ive got a widget showing what torrent my server is currently grabbing.

on one page i've got a page full of my best mates + family photos grabbed straight from facebook which i far prefer over going to the contacts app then favourites.

and everyone needs the instant buttons app so you're only ever 2 presses away from playing the tumbleweed sound effect after someone cracks an awful joke....
[Blade General] galorin:
Ok some good ideas there, and I have gotten some other ideas elsewhere. The scrolling wallpaper that is making the rounds has given me the inspiration to try out some things, and I am starting to understand the allure of themeing.

Noticing somedistinct improvements with 2. 2 as well.
[Blade General] cardyology:
I'm pretty much from the same school of thinking with android. I only had my blade for a few weeks now & I've come from an iPhone & I really think less is more. I have launcher pro plus installed with only two homescreens.

One which simply has typo clock widget, a basic helvetica clock & a shortcut to my camera. The typoclock takes me to my alarm clock if i press it & obviously i got the launcher pro dock with browser, sms, gmail etc & swipe gestures for all 5.

The 2nd has a facebook widget, a setCPU widget, couple of folders for games/utilities & a few more short cuts to apps I use regularly (Astro, market, cal, maps etc....).

Have you tried the 0x90 addon for Jjelly? It let's you put the power control widget at the top of your notification bar, esier to get to & frees up home screen space! It also let's you tweak your home screen a bit, add a music player control (which works with spotify :) ) It's a brilliant mod, you should give it a try.
[Blade General] freshkid87:
Awestome
[Blade General] galorin:
Downloading now, haven't found any widgets yet for fb that are both good and work well with a black theme.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ausch30:
A friend has had the Incredible since release. I have the EVO (also since release) and I rooted mine the day I got it. Since that time I've been attempting to convince my buddy to root his phone. I've almost got him to agree to do it (actually, I'll be doing it for him) so I've been doing a bit of research on the Incredible. I got the root method down http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-incredible-hacks/102748-how-root-stock-2-2-using-unrevoked-3-3-a.html if anyone has a different suggestion, please let me know.

I've also looked through the roms available and there is a very good selection but I think that SkyRaider Sense 3.5 probably looks like the best option for him. I know the suggestion of "try a few and see what you like" but the problem with that is that he just wants something that works and he doesn't have to mess with. His biggest complaint is battery life and I'm sure, just as with my EVO, that any rom would be an improvement over stock in that respect.

What I'm looking for is the closest to the stock experience with a focus on stability. For anyone familiar with the EVO roms, I've been primarily using Fresh (although, currently running CM7 :D)since I got my phone and I'd like to find something along the same lines.

I know this was long, I hate reading long posts, but thank you in advance to whomever could give a bit of advice.

P.S. He was all excited with the iPhone announcement and I'm doing my best to show him the benefits of Android over iOS.

Edit: I also noticed that there is a leaked kernel running around. I noticed that the most recent OTA was in November and I was thinking that there might be another fairly soon. Considering that he doesn't want to have to mess with things and update things, I was thinking that it might be better to wait till after the roms get updated to the next OTA before flashing one for him. Does anyone have any information on if and when a new OTA for the Incredible might be released?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] setexascustoms:
In my opinion, you're right. SkyRaider Sense 3.5 would be great, that's what I'm running and it is unbelievably stable.