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[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
Amen to that. You know - i ahve seen other phones have semi-working rom builds created from the SDK images. I am sure its just a pip dream, but damn it would be sweet if we could be working on honeycomb now.... :)
[Nook Color General] cainhunpi:
it's possible to extract a image, but then it would be slow as hell.

not worth the trouble porting it
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
I dunno.. doubt it would be slower than Froyo on an SD card. ;)
[Nook Color General] deeper-blue:
I made a zombie out of the honeycomb preview and one of the nook kernels.

Touch input doesn't work, no hardware acceleration etc.
[Nook Color General] jewnersey:
Well then get to work dblue..... ;)

From the nookCOLOR
[Nook Color General] dhoshman:
If we can get the Nook Color running gingerbread that would beyond awesome, honeycomb and I might just piss myself.
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
I love it (and thanks for trying exactly what i was thinking of)! Sure, it isn't fully working, but it provides a TON of hope that with some work, Honeycomb can be made to work.
[Nook Color General] Mat Sumpter:
Once the source code is on AOSP then getting working ROMs for other platforms should be much easier. I think one of the problems we might see is driver support since the underlying kernel for Honeycomb might be different.
[Nook Color General] deeper-blue:
It does indeed run very slow so far.

Touchscreen is working now. I'll try to get the graphics acceleration running over the weekend that should help with performance.

(and I think it's stupid that I can't post or reply in the development forum without having more than 10 posts.)
[Nook Color General] Sami88:
If you get a bootable SD card out of this, you'd become a legend on these forums (At least in my eyes)

If you don't, you still get huge respect for getting this working on your device.
[Nook Color General] danbutter:
It is an effort to keep people from finding out about XDA on yahoo or something and then coming here and going into the dev section saying make it work for me...NOW!!

Which sadly happens a great deal. Seen it many times in my years around here.

I'm sure that you will appreciate it when you have less of that to deal with when you hit another few posts and can start your first thread in the dev section.

You obviously have something to contribute so just post replies to a few posts in the general section here and you will be on your way.

Looking forward to the work you have started!!
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
Agreed - please keep up your work, and hit up the dev section after 10 posts. I would LOVE to see work progress on honeycomb!
[Nook Color General] unknownrebelx:
Awesome. I may be wrong but isn't this the first HC port? :D
[Nook Color General] cainhunpi:
I would call it a port. but yes. first hardware to run it
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
Congrats! You made Engadget!

http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/28/nook-color-earns-its-very-eary-very-unofficial-android-3-0-hone/
[Nook Color General] cainhunpi:
Deeper-Blue. hit up 10 posts and start a post on the Development forum. Gived us the code u got and we can help each other
[Nook Color General] cainhunpi:
Job in 3, 2 , 1

Done. He is already working for an OEM :D
[Nook Color General] Sirchuk:
Damn, makes me regret returning my NC. Awesome job!
[Nook Color General] govee:
Amazing. The OEM still hasn't released Froyo and there are devs working Froyo, Ubuntu, and now Honeycomb. I didn't see Gingerbread, but I bet that has been done as well! Congrats!
[Android Themes] phatmike11:
I am currently running the CM7 nightly builds on an EVO and I had a quick question. Does anyone know of some themes for the CM7 build for the EVO? I found these ones android-themes.net/tag/cm7] and I am running the rover one which is pretty slick but would like to try out a couple of other ones.
[Android Themes] grouse130:
A good place to start is in this forum: http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=655

There are several on this page: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=852021
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ak47m:
Anyone having problems sending a text message to a sprint or verizon phone? I'm in Upstate, NY
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] legendindisguise:
Nope, been using my Streak for a week now with my AT&T sim without any texting problems to any provider.
[Desire Themes and Apps] ginga1:
hi

1st off im new to rooting and playing with roms. now ive just loaded up the pirate rum and now when i turn the phone on i cant get past the pirate rum screen and none of the buttons work i cant turn off the phone unless i release the battery

please help i hope ive not ****ed my phone
[Desire Themes and Apps] adbirdie:
Can you boot into fastboot by press down the back key while turning the power on? if so see if you can get into recovery
[Desire Themes and Apps] ginga1:
yeah i can do that, what next
[Desire Themes and Apps] d1n0x:
wipe the device completely and reflash the ROM
[Desire Themes and Apps] mblaster:
In recovery, use wipe data (warning: this will, as the name suggestst, delete all your data).

Also if you speak german, look for advice in the 'android hilfe' forum, where the rom is supported: http://www.android-hilfe.de/root-ha...8-desire-rom-pirate-rum-sense-nx1-hybrid.html
[Desire Themes and Apps] ginga1:
ive wiped it but sadly i dont speak german so anything i can do now??
[Desire Themes and Apps] mblaster:
Download and flash again (maybe the file was corrupt).

and/or

Get ADB and check the logcat (look around in the forums for instructions).

and/or

Try another ROM.
[Desire Themes and Apps] Matty Matt:
Hello mate, if it's a stable Sense UI ROM you want to use then I'd recommend LeeDroid or Pinky Desire (although the latter hasn't been updated for a while...)
[Desire Themes and Apps] adbirdie:
I suggest wiping all data, then flashing something stable like cyanogen mod 6, just google cyanogen. Download it, put in sdcardand flash in recovery
[Desire Themes and Apps] ginga1:
ok imhaving tyrouble with this

how it started.

i rooted with unrevoked

downloaded titanium backup and rom manager from market

then downloaded the pirate rum rom through rom manager

i have clockwork recovery

just tried downloading the cm6 rom but having difficulty
[Desire Themes and Apps] woody_2k:
Right honestly i would play around with a sense rom untill you know what you are doing.

Go and download Leedroid from the rom section

Remove your sd card and put into your computer

put the leedroid file (should be a zip) on the root (not in any folders) of your sd card

Put your card and battery back in and turn on while holding the volume down key

Select recovery by using the Vol keys and powre button to select

You should now have some green text (your joy stick will work now also)

Select data/factory wipe

select yes

now use back and select zip from sd card

select your leedroid file and again select yes

it will tell you when its don, hit the back key again and select reboot.

it will take a while 5-10min to install but just leave it
[Captivate General] Vik_92_Sandhu:
Ok guys I know I posted this before but I want to see if anyone is experiencing the same problem as I am. When I was running 2.1 Eclair on my captivate stock, the browser never lagged. It was very smooth in scrolling and never "hitched or stuttered" when scrolling pages. After I updated to Froyo(I'm with Rogers) via kies it seems that the Brower lags a whole lot more. I used to go to ESPN to check my fantasy team on the desktop site with no problems, and now sometimes its fine but most of the time there is lots of lag... I'm very frustrated with this because you would think that your phone will get faster after upgrading the OS but apparently not... I've heard about that whole memory leak problem with Froyo, is that the problem most likely, and will they update? Thoughts....

PS: I used to have a Sony Xperia X10 running 1.6 and the browser had no problems whatsoever... It's really a shame that the Captivate is subpar to a 1.6 device...
[Captivate General] Akalon:
May want to check if enable plug-ins is set to always on. If it is you can change it to on demand or off. This controls the flash plug in, if you don't care about flash content at all I would just set it to off.
[Captivate General] Vik_92_Sandhu:
I've turned it off, on, on demand, it doesn't seem to make much of a difference... It only really helps if there is some pesky add in the background using flash.
[Captivate General] Akalon:
Then I am not sure. I haven't noticed any browser lag at all unless I was on a flash heavy site.
[Captivate General] phoenix2217:
I suggest trying Dolphin Browsers. It is amazing and quite fast. Must faster than stock :)
[Captivate General] ipxnsv:
Opera mobile ( not mini) is really the fastest browser ive used.
[Captivate General] Vik_92_Sandhu:
opera mobile.. I'll give that a shot I guess.
[Captivate General] Vik_92_Sandhu:
Firefox mobile is amazing... Opera mobile is good too... Imo dolphin is kind of trash.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Homotechual:
So my friend who is completely clueless about phones, tried flashing his Vibrant and bricked it. So when you turn it on, it will go through all the boot up screens and then the screen will go blank and the buttons will only light up. I can get into both recovery mode which is the stock Samsung recovery, and the download mode.

Problem is Odin does not reconize the phone in download mode, only in recovery mode and when I try to flash it back to stock in recovery mode, Odin never goes past the first step, just says File Analysis .... am I doing something wrong? I have Odin3 V1.3
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zylograth:
try using Odin 1.7, it will only work in Download mode. You may need to install the Samsung USB drivers
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Twisted galaxy s:
Had the exact same problem this past week. Zylograth gave me the same advice. Cleared my problem rite up.. and I was using the poopoo version of Odin 1.0 just make sure u have the correct drivers
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bloodsucker_13:
does anyone know if there's a way to make cam4.com to work on a android phone?any software or something...:-P
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] antonio1475:
really? LOL
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] xxhp:
....spam? :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Bauxite:
Not that I would know this for any reason, but flash on Android supports it..lol.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] hazard99:
it works.... so does camfuze
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bloodsucker_13:
and were do i get flash?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Trinitronik:
on android market
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bloodsucker_13:
i just installed now..and it works in normal browser like opera?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ankscorek:
Is there some problem with flash 11 ....installed it still it is not eve

n testing on flash site
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bur2000:
I hope this isn't a stupid question. But I couldn't find any real info regarding this. And after reading the Mysteries of Science thread it seemed to me, there really isn't much information regarding such things. So:

I noticed that for almost all Linux based OS you can find in-depth descriptions on how the OS works on a basic level. For example where specific settings are stored.

The guides at android.com deal with app development, but don't specify how you use the OS as a root user. For example, if I want to change WLAN settings, there must be a way to do that without using the GUI or by using special classes but by editing a config file. Or where does Android store the startup settings, i.e. which apps to start at boot time or at specific system events. Or where do apps register as default app for viewing certain filetypes. There is a description how to code it, but not how Android stores that information and how it can be edited/viewed manually.

Since it's linux based I guess there are plain text config files for all those things. But where...? :) Was such information ever released by Google?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sejukhijau.com:
You can change network interface with 'ifconfig' command.

You can get ifconfig command by installing busybox.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bur2000:
There are commands that can be used, but this is still a bit liek try&error. So it seems there is no full documentation on how Android works?

Has Google ever addressed this, do they plan to release such documentation?
[Nexus One General] v0kal:
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/01/android-30-platform-preview-and-updated.html
[Nexus One General] dharani1234:
As of now this is all I would be interested in from 3.0 . Hope cyanogen can pull this into CM7

New types of connectivity: New APIs for Bluetooth A2DP and HSP let applications offer audio streaming and headset control. Support for Bluetooth insecure socket connection lets applications connect to simple devices that may not have a user interface.
[Nexus One General] Hollow.Droid:
Yep seems to be a preview SDK for 3.0 with a final SDK in coming weeks. Simply prep for Honeycomb tablets.
[Nexus One General] mr.r9:
"A built-in GL renderer lets developers request hardware-acceleration of common 2D rendering operations in their apps, across the entire app or only in specific activities or views."

So it seems that 2.3 isn't hardware accelerated...now I want 3.0 on my desire :(. But here's another quote:

"Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) is a new version of the Android platform that is designed from the ground up for devices with larger screen sizes, particularly tablets."

So Honycomb isn't for phones? I really hope Google can clear things up a bit because I remember Andy rubben saying the Honycomb can adapt to phones & tablets.

Any thoughts or theories?
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Weren't there enough thoughts and theories about it?
[Nexus One General] mr.r9:
Yes there was a lot of theories, but now we have something official to discuss rather than hearsay. Anyway, don't discuss if you don't feel like it.
[Nexus One General] hlwdim:
How about the 2.4? really don't know what Goolge is thinking about. Just want a stable version and improve it by other works. Not so much version and make people confuse. It seems that N1 may not flash it~~
[Nexus One General] sknoslo:
Looking at the new preview SDK, it only big screens by default. And reading through the platform highlights really only mentions tablets. However, a couple Android devs have already stated its for all platforms. Seems to me that they don't want to reveal that its for phones yet, so that they can advertise that it is made for tablets.

The main criticism the iPad got was being a giant iPhone. I think they want to avoid that by having people believe that it isn't the same Android that is on phones.

I guess when they release the full SDK we'll know for sure.
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
Interesting...the beat goes on!
[Nexus One General] spamlucal:
Honeycomb is also for phones, but we all knew that right? ;)

From the documentation:

Well, all clear then! The future of Android looks neat!
[Nexus One General] elmerendeiro:
Nice find
[Nexus One General] mr.r9:
Hmmmm...good find! Android is getting really interesting visually, which is IMO a milestone it needed to reach a while ago :p

Anyway, can't wait for an alpha sdk image on my phone to play with if that's possible currently :cool:
[Nexus One General] SINNN:
Forget Ginga and Honeycomb. Havent you all hear of whats ahead of honeycomb? Its called " Chicken Soup". Yup, ik... Weird name. But its only for dual core over 2ghz. So phones arent ready. Its suppose to be completely holographic 3d without glasses. Pretty neat. And requires horsepower of xbox 360 or more. Anything less and its a no go. Its suppose to be the next gen OS and quantum leap from even honeycomb. Remember the name "chicken soup". Its comming next year by christman. Cant wait!
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
This was a horrible and incredibly illogical troll/joke attempt
[Nexus One General] draugaz:
It actually does not mean much.

Android application could always define different layouts for different resolutions, orientations, themes or screen sizes. So, it is just one additional form factor, one of many. And the way to say to the market which layouts are supported and which are not.

It also does not mean, that "honeycomb for phones" would be the same as honeycomb for tablets "just smaller".

They only said, that phone version will move in similar direction. Which can mean pretty much anything.

In fact I expect, that honeycomb for phones will be seriously different, since a lot of new honeycomb for tablets features on smaller screens do not make any sense.
[Nexus One General] Wisefire:
My theory:

Honeycomb is currently, Tablets only.

We are going to see a division in Android for Phones and Android for Tablets.

Tablets will be at 3.0 starting off.

Phones are currently at 2.3, and will continue 2.4 being Gingerbread as well with updates that should have happened with 2.3. (Like 2.0 and 2.1 being Eclair)

Once phones have the ability to run such a resource hungry operating system(3.0) the Phone and Tablet versions of Android will merge into one.
[Nexus One General] marlonbr:
But the hardware of the new tablets is the same Tegra 2 of the new phones, so I think the problem is the adaptability of the OS to smaller screens in a way it is usable for our fingers.

Anyone here used the leaked "honeycomb music player"? It has all the new characteristics we saw on the xoom tablet but worked very nice on my Nexus One with 2.2.1.

I think when honeycomb's source code come out we will get working builds.
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
I heard Ice cream is going to be only for refrigerators. You know cause of the thermostat API that very few phones support.
[Nexus One General] sknoslo:
I believe you are absolutely right. I tried making an AVD for Honeycomb with the screen resolution of my Nexus One. The launcher force closed continuously but you could see that the standard pull down notification bar was there. So I take that to mean that Honeycomb is for all devices and just changes its layout based on screen size.
[Nexus One General] spamlucal:
A little bit of context: The text I copy-pasted is in a section called "Upgrade or Develop a New App for Tablets and Similar Devices"

In it, is says:

What does this mean? it means this app won't work on anything other lower than honeycomb. So, the "choose your screen size" text I pasted yesterday applies to honeycomb-only apps.

The documentation in the SDK is a nice read actually :)
[General Questions and Answers] m_wafek:
Dear all ,

I'm using Huawei U8100 free version not from carrier

and when i'm updating it , i surpriesed that is M860 Firmware not for U8100

I'm root my phone again and installing my firmware

then

i see no service " no network "

when i'm check my Phone IMEI I'm get empty Box

I'm trying alot of custom Rom and not resolved

what can i do?
[General Questions and Answers] m_wafek:
up

up !!!

is there any way to resolve that problem
[KIN Two Software Development] dezgrz:
There are a few reasons why we aren't going to port another os to this phone and why we aren't going to see Apps on this phone.

1. How many SKILLED programmers/developers do we actually have willing to put the time and effort into this phone. Not many, if any at all.

2. We are lacking some type of structured development process. Everyone running around trying to do things on their own isn't going to work.

3. Lack of Kin owners. How many people honestly own a Kin? Not too many.. Most likely explains the lack of programmers/devs who want to put work into this. None of them own this phone.

Honestly I love this phone, and as much as I'd hate to see it die, we should admit defeat to Microsoft and give up. Unless some skill gets into these communities I'm throwing in the towel.
[KIN Two Software Development] soundessential:
Also, the developers that we do have don't want to brick their phones... it seems that even a used gen 1 Kin is $100+ on ebay... I don't understand why
[KIN Two Software Development] stetkas:
Yeah, I'd hate to brick my phone...but my goal isn't to replace the OS...that is what I like about the phone...I would like to be able to develop for the existing OS...how can we make that happen (does anyone know anyone who knows anyone inside Microsoft to hear our plea)? Would be nice to have an SDK or at least upgrade to WP7.
[Droid X General] TripleNP:
Can anyone tell me the difference between the both....I know there's a hack to get the free hot spot but it's "stealing, cheating, unethical" then there's the Wireless Teather which is free from the market ...what the heck is the difference it's still data

Droid X Stock ROM

Oc'd 1.30GHZ

Themed Executive Red
[Droid X General] deitiphobia:
Stealing??? Unethical???

I don't know about you, but I pay $29.99/month for my 3G unlimited data plan. So I'm not stealing anything. It's quite the inverse. For Verizon to charge $20 extra a month to use the data plan you already paid for, now that is stealing.

On a side tangent:

One should note that the United States is one of the only country's in the world in where cell phone carriers charge you for both incoming and outgoing calls. Everywhere else, when a friend calls you, only the friend pays. When a friend text you, only the friend pays. Here in the US both you and your friend pay for every minute and text message.
[Droid X General] TripleNP:
Finally someone who thinks the same as myself.....if you use Wireless Teather can't they see how much data your using

Droid X Stock ROM

Oc'd 1.30GHZ

Themed Executive Red
[Droid X General] gimlet72:
Verizon adding their own hotspot app and charging for it is ridiculous. I think of it the same way if your home ISP charged you extra to use your wireless router.

Yes verizon can tell how much Data you are using, as long as you are not using your wireless tether as a primary internet connection you will be fine. I think even with an unlimited Verizon Plan it does have a 5gb/m data cap.. I may be wrong on that.

In order to use wireless tether your phone has to be rooted.

An alternative program called PDAnet can be installed on your PC and Phone. With this option you have to plug your phone into the computer via the data cord. If you plan on using the phone as a "modem" for extended periods of time I recommend this option as using the wireless tether option will drain your battery.
[Droid X General] TripleNP:
My options are open(wink)....so what your saying is no matter what I decide to do just don't abuse it

Droid X Stock ROM

Oc'd 1.30GHZ

Themed Executive Red
[Droid X General] luigi90210:
one is adhoc and requires root to run the app the other is an infrastructure network and doesnt require root to run the app but ether way you look at it if your tethering without paying verizon you are stealing(although i dont think it is)

imo the 3g mobile hotspot is better built than the wireless tether app on the market plus i can put better security on the hotspot app(WPA2-SPA FTW)
[Droid X General] Sensei3stacks:
Rooting is protected by the court for a reason u pay alot of money for the phone then pay for data sprint got me f up it's 40 extra to hot spot a month aosp 4 life
[Droid X General] ksmitchell:
I don't think you have used the wireless tether lately, it now uses infrastructure mode as well as WPA/WPA2-PSK for encryption.
[Droid X General] owenbeals:
Even the updated version of wireless tether wont connect to my ps3. I use 3g hotspots.
[Droid X General] ksmitchell:
Hmm, my PS3 will connect to it just fine. Are you able to connect to it from other devices? If not there is a guide that will walk you through uninstalling it and reinstalling it to allow for infrastructure mode.
[Droid X General] owenbeals:
It connects to my pc just fine in infrastructure mode with wap 2 encryption. It shows up on ps3 connections but somehow I can't seem to make ot comnect