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[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] FIRMANSYAH:
can i upgrade my CDMA android huawei C8150 with this ROM...?thanks...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] babashuge:
thanx man, good stuff
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maja:
If you know other Rom Please tell me I will upload on the server :cool:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cbnd:
found some more stock roms (man there are a lot):

androidworld(dot)it/forum/firmware-e-modding-vodafone-ideos-huawei-ideos-127/%5Bhot%5D-tutte-le-rom-ufficiali-10778/

(first post so can't post links ;) replace (dot) with a dot)

was looking for the New Zealand 2degrees one as that was my original rom (my phone is currently just on the Aussie one), this is the only place that had a link online.

Do any of the stock roms have 2.2.1?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maja:
Thanks for V100R001C126B829SP02 (Vietnam VHH)

the 2.2.1 is the german!!:cool:;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maja:
Add

U8150 V100R001C126B838(Uzberkistan Ucell)

U8150 V100R001NLDC253B836SP01(Holand 2020)

U8150 V100R001SDNC167B836SP03(Sudan Zain)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sunair:
maaan... yoou saved my ass... i just accdently dumped my rom :D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maja:
Up U8150 V100R001C126B831SP03 ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] amonev:
...

If someone is interested, I can upload version with build number: u8150v100r001c185b825

It comes with additional bulgarian/romanian/serbian/greek language pack.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maja:
Yes sir.

I am interesting to get.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pulseczar:
Any ROMs with 2.1 Eclair?

I am writing some apps and would be interested to see how they run on a slower processor with 2.1 Eclair. Do any of these ROMs have 2.1 Eclair?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maja:
No...Ideos U8150 is born with Froyo;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pako171009:
help

how do I install it on my phone?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coldbloodio:
Hey, I got an Incredible and I am trying to figure out which roms support MMS

All of the roms I have tried either are 0% or half ass work.

So I was wondering if any of you guys knew any

roms for the incredible that support MMS 100% Send and Recieve.

Thanks :cool:
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gahh Its Lee:
I've never used a rom that didn't have mms have you tried *22899?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coldbloodio:
*22899? huh?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NilsP:
Direct dial to *228 option 2 for updating roaming list

You also need to define 100%. Some ROM's have a hard time sending MMS when WiFi is on but they all seem to work fine otherwise
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coldbloodio:
yeah thats what i mean. I want an 100% fully working wifi and 3g functionally.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jes7er:
...stock?

10char
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coldbloodio:
yeah but stock defeats the purpose I rooted my phone...im looking for a rom...a custom stock rom would be fine but im diffidently not going back to stock.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gahh Its Lee:
Why not just use virtuous then? Its stock basically but better.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bruce Lee:
Which apps can I delete from the cyangon 6 rom for the g1? I want to make some room in the phone. I dont want to ruin the software.

Sent from my x10a flashed 2.1 Brazilian firmware with multitouch xda download Rooted
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pl4sMa:
the key word within Cyanogen's wiki is 'Barebones'

Powered by Android
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hgtran7:
Hi guys, I am a new member and know nothing about rooting phone. I just got my mt4g and the bloatapps are very annoying. I'm planning to follow rooting procedure on youtube and apply permanent root. I never root a phone before. Just one question: after rooted, will the phone still able to receive ota updates from tmobile and run normally? I am not going to flash any rom. I am keeping the stock rom but only remove stuff like yahoo, games, apppack, and some other crap that I am absolutely sure not needed on the phone. Thanks in advance guys.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neidlinger:
Rooted phones may still receive updates via T-Mobile. However if you should install those updates your phone will get messed up. You need to call T-mobile and ask them to push the most current update to your phone, install it. Then root it. And from that point forward do not any install any update.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hgtran7:
i c i was hoping that it will receive updates like before :(. THanks very much.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crazydaddy:
By messed up do you mean you would lose root(su) and s=off correct?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neidlinger:
yes plus alot more damage. it's just best to either update then hack/slash or avoid the update.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] xlinu:
Guys, am trying to downgrade my SPL from 3.03.0000 but I cannot manage. Am running a vodafone locked hd2 on windows, but cannot find anything for this... help am kind of new to this...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] egzthunder1:
Thread moved to Q&A in Android HD2.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] despy1989:
Hi This is what i did

Flash a Stock HTC ROM 1.66 (Since its HTC ROM it installs when u run CustomRUU

SPL will get downgraded automatically

Now Install HSPL3 (option to choose - HSPL 2.08)

Now u can get Magldr, NAND Android flashed

Please look at my signature link if you are looking to get a SD build for instructions.

Good luck
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] xlinu:
question, where do i get Stock HTC ROM 1.66 from? Ive been downloading roms but none seem to work. My phone gets stuck after the rainbow screen. i get the loading screen which says that might take ten minutes but nothing happens...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] XMaseX171:
Maybe your radio needs updating? That was my problem when I first starting flashing roms around. Do you have the most recent?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] YZ:
DOWNLOAD:

Task 29

radio: Leo_RADIO_2.15.50.14 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=611787)

HSPL3

MAGLARD 1.13

ANDROID NAND ROM

enter bootloader mode.. flash task 29.

enter bootloader mode.. flash hspl (2.08

enter bootloader mode. flash radio

enter bootload mode.. flash maglard.

wait for maglard to open. Click on usb flasher. Flash your rom. I hope this works :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ClydeB1:
You can't just download any 1.66 rom and hope it works. The roms are split according to regions and you need to find the correct one for your device. Go to HTC for your area and enter your s/n and you should then be able to download the correct rom for your phone.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] xlinu:
I got this message when trying to download the software:

Sorry, this software download is not suitable for your device.

:(
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] robertsmith1873:
HardSPL your phone, this will allow you to put any ROM on your phone.

Go to the windows 6.5 developement section of XDA, there you will find S/Numbers that you can enter in the HTC web site that will allow you to dowload a stock ROM for your part of the world.

Energy ROMs are fast and stable.

Read the NOOB threds at the start of all sections they are full of help, links and walkthroughs
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] xlinu:
is it too much to ask for a direct link for the thread to hardspl the hd2? mine is not tmobile, but a vodafone malta locked leo... am kinda stuck...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ClydeB1:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=611433
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] xlinu:
thanks a lot!! :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] CoccoUK:
Hello guys....and girls if any

i'm a bit of a noob, managed to get Android working from SD but thinking of putting it on NAND. My question(s) to you guys:

IS IT WORTH IT?

is the battery life - any better or at least equal to winmo?, functionality wise, is it 100% working?

Is having 2 OSs more versatile, is it worth getting rid of winmo and its apps?

Awaiting replies from members that have Android NAND for a while and can give a full view

I apologize if this question has been asked before...i looked...couldn't see a thread like this.

Thanks
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] laerador:
Only recently did I switch to android on my HD2. I used WinMo Stock Rom before, but I had a lot of problems with Windows, I wasn't happy about the general UI and the lack of "modern" applications.

So 2 or 3 weeks ago I decided to switch to Android NAND. Here are some of the points witch made me use NAND instead of SD.

1st: Space. I only have a 2 GB SD, so a SD Rom would've taken 'all' or most of my SD Card Space.

Installing it on the ROM saved me a lot of Bytes. ^^

2nd: No trouble with 2 OSs. As I thought that WinMo was useless anyway, I thought it to be stupid to still have it and let it consume space. I thought, NAND can't run worse as WinMo did for me, so why keeping it as fallback ROM. Also, I have an old phone (Sony C905) to fall back when flashing ROMs or if any problem would occur. (Just to mention it, I did not have any problems at all really)

These where my main points to use a NAND ROM (I am using this one here by gpc: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=909096 )

After having used a NAND Rom for a couple of weeks now, I made the experience that these ROMs run very smoothly. Everything works for me, the sync between Google and Android is awesome. I followed the instructions of the cooks and did not have any problems with GPS, Bluetooth, Wifi, ... everything is working fine (exept stock tethering - but that can be easily achieved by 3rd-party apps). My Problem is, that I flash relatively often and I do not use any kind of backup so I have to reinstall all my apps. But the 200+ MB which the ROM leaves free from internal memory enable me to install a lot of apps and the market helps me to easily reinstall all of them after a flash.

Overall, Android Gingerbread is more stable (as to your question: I'd say it is working to 95%, and the 5% missing being non-essential, or can be achieved by 3rd-party-apps), has more functions, and drains less battery than WinMo6.5 - in my own personal oppinion... and it only took me half an hour to get my device from Win to Android. So I still do not see the point in leaving WinMo on the device and use up space of your SD Card.

But you should ask yourself, what do you need from WinMo, what do you need from WinMo what it can not do, and what can an Android-ROM do for you. And if you find for yourself that a NAND Android can do everything you need from your OS (or even more), than where is the point in still using an outdated OS?

I hope I could help. (:

PS: There are a lot of votings here on XDA and as far as my memory goes most of them voted for NAND-based roms... so I don't think that I am alone with my oppinion.

EDIT: BIG WARNING Thou': I should read all posts (especially sticky-ones) carefully to see, if you have the right Radio, and so on! a NAND-Rom _does_ have some kind of risk installing, and I don't want to be held responcible for bricking your phone. I am just telling you my personal experience as a User (I am neighter a developer nor have I ever flashed a phone in my life before), but I know, that there are some Users which did encounter problems. It's your decision in the end, I guess.

-felt like adding a disclaimer-
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] zarathustrax:
It depends if you still want winmo or not. Battery life is about the same as SD for me, overall performance is about the same as SD builds, but there are some bonuses with nand, like you can change sd cards, use recovery, couple other small things. If you don't use winmo anymore and don't want it, might as well put android to nand. You have to decide if losing winmo is worth it. Personally I use SD android because I have WP7 on NAND. I used NAND android for a while, and when I went back to SD android, I didn't really notice any difference. SD android is good enough for me and I think being able to have 2 OS's on my phone is much more important and is what makes the HD2 unique and special. If I just wanted android, I would have gotten a native android phone. When you put android on nand, it makes it just like any other android phone and there's nothing it can do that many other phones can't, but when dualbooting you're phone can do things that no other phone can do. And I use WP7 just as much as I use android now, so it's great having both OS's on the same phone.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] bogdatov:
I was pretty happy with WM+Sense on Stock T-Mobile HD2. And I'm expert-user of WM. But with so many apps for Android and so few NEW apps for WM - it is hard to resist. So I moved to Android SD-mode.

At that point I liked everything except battery life. And GPS Fix was slow. I tries few SD ROMs ... liked them all, not much difference for me. To fight battery drain I moved to NAND.

Speed-wise I do not see any difference between NAND and SD. My battery life is better with NAND. But then again ... may be ROMs get improved, may be I got more experience with how to manage things battery-wise. Got my slow GPS Fix resolved, but I'm sure it would work on SD-mode too.

I would almost all equivalent apps for Android to replace my favorite WM apps.

Bottom line is (for me).

1. Battery is still BETTER with WM. I have to charge every day with Android, with WM I could go 1.5 days, sometimes even 2. But then again ... Android is more into "cloud".

2. Booting into NAND directly is not much faster than WM+Android SD.

3. There is NO navigation with TTS+reliable map/poi source on Android which can be compared to properly skinned Primo 1.1 and that is my ONLY big complain.

4. Overall user experience with Android is better. For me at least. And it crashes much-much-much less than WM. Surprise ! :)

Overall I'm happy with my WM->Android move and I'm not going back. But hey, I was happy on WM too :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koniknorek:
Hi,

Yesterday my sgs developed a fault. It can come out with messages saying USB connected or USB debugging connected, slows down, sometimes becomes unresponsive for few seconds. It can switch itself off and when i try to switch it back on comes up with "busy" sign (that spinning wheel) and sometimes is showing empty battery symbol. Only way for it to be switched on is to plug the charger. Battery is fully charged,I know it, cause its plugged in for few hours, i disconnect it, and all of sudden drops dead. Tried today with another battery from my friends sgs but it comes up with same stuff.

Can you help me?

Firmware is stock JPY flashed via odin, not rooted, only with few apps installed on it

Many thanks

Mario
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] astralmaze05:
reflash it and wipe factory settings
[EVO 4G General] Xenomisis:
I moved to a new apt about a month ago and have a great 4g signal (sprint is my carrier). For the first three weeks the 4g worked great. Now I will be connected to the 4g signal and streaming a video, playing a game, or doing school work and the connection will just cut out. I will still be connected to the 4g signal and have full bars but have no data connection. I connect to the internet with pdanet or wireless tether (I have tried to use my phone's browser as well when this happens and it also does not have data so I know this is not a pdanet or wireless tether issue). I can turn off the 4g and reconnect with 3g service. I will then turn on 4g again and it will take a good 5 to 10 min before it will reconnect and the process starts over again. I generally can get between 5 and 30 min of connection with 4g before it flakes out.

I could not find this issue on these forums anywhere and have enjoyed reading threads on here, but cannot find this issue posted anywhere so far.

What I have done so far:

1.Restore

2.Reset (installed Azrael's rom with Netarchy's kernel in place of stock sense with unrevoked I had before)

3.Updated prl

4.Updated profile

5.Changed the Wimax sleep mode setting from 10 seconds to 300 seconds. I have not had a chance to test this but do not see this helping considering when it cuts out I am generally in the middle of something so there would be no chance for the connection to time out.

6.Contacted Sprint multiple times and been transfered around and got a confirmation number on a ticket for them to check the 4g signal (still a possibility it is on their end, just want to make sure its nothing on my end)

Are there any other settings or things I can try on my end to verify that it is either on my end or sprints end? I really would like to get this working, it is my primary source of internet and I need it for online classes. I have rooted my phone and do have my msl number so if there are any tweaks I can do with these please let me know.

On a final note thank you to everyone who contributes to these forums. This is one of my first posts here but I have been a regular reader since I got my Evo. I am a huge fan of all the work that the devs and posters put into this site. This is a great resource and I am very grateful for any responses that anyone can provide for me.
[EVO 4G General] DreamSQK:
From the posts that have read 4g problems almost always are Kernel related... Especially Bfs kernels.

Have you tried any other kernel and duplicated the failure?

Net's 4.3.2 cfs kernels work great with my 004 hardware EVO running MikFroYo 4.4 (IMO the absolute best Rom choice for your EVO.
[EVO 4G General] Xenomisis:
Honestly I just am getting into the custom rom/kernels. I wanted to be able to overclock and get better battery life out of my phone. I did have unrevoked on there but the issue started while I had unrevoked.

Is MikFroYo a sense based rom? I have hardware version 0003. Do you think that this is a kernel issue? I didn't change kernels until after this issue started.
[EVO 4G General] DreamSQK:
Yes it is sense based. Lightning fast, VERY stable, with an amazing support forum. Again, I brought up the kernel based on what I have read.

Check out Mik's ROM. I can't imagine using anything else!
[EVO 4G General] cd23murray:
I've got the same issue and I'm running mikfroyo 4.4 and even have it on steelrom, both sense-based roms. And I have never used a BRS kernel.

Anybody got any suggestions?
[Gen8 General] melax:
If you missed the Android utube event yesterday.. Here it is..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RfJuigJebRg
[Epic 4G Themes] ronnyv21:
Theres an app on the android market that looks exactly like the AOSP contacts, its called piano dialer pro. There are some flaws. Someone should theme the app to make it look more like gingerbread dialer.
[Epic 4G Themes] raiderep:
That's a paid app so theming it might be difficult not to mention distributing it is not allowed....

I would love an AOSP dialer for our phones, maybe the dev will take suggestions....worth a try.

sent by an Epic4g through the cosmos
[Epic 4G Themes] || Acer ||:
+1 on this. It doesn't look like a difficult .apk to edit. It just seems like all you'd have to do is change the hex codes and background.
[Epic 4G Themes] DTgreat:
Any rom that gets AOSP dialer has to be built from AOSP I believe.
[Epic 4G Themes] ronnyv21:
This is a dialer from the market, so its not built into the system. It acts just like any other dialer downloaded from the market.
[Epic 4G Themes] DTgreat:
Then it isn't AoSp ;)
[Epic 4G Themes] ronnyv21:
Its something thats an almost clone to the AOSP dialer/contacts. Thats why someone should theme it too look exactly like it.
[Epic 4G Themes] unique2me:
Sweet Mod! You rock
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] its420oclock:
I am fairly new to android ROMs and what not, and I am trying to make a custom boot screen. I researched online how to make a bootanimation.zip and my attempt lead to the AT&T world phone screen to show, following a Samsung screen, and then the screen goes black (where my boot animation should play) and the phone continues to load.

My bootanimation.zip looks something like this..

bootanimation.zip

part0

boot_00003.png

boot_00004.png

and etc...

part1

(there are four *.png files in here following the ordered numbers from part0)

desc.txt

512 256 20

p 1 0 part0

p 0 0 part1

I used notepad++ to make the desc.txt file aswell.

I don't know what I am doing wrong, can someone please help me.
[Vibrant General] csdalporto:
Wrong section, sorry just hoping devs will have more chance of seeing, maybe vibrant's will be too

Rogers' Samsung Captivate Froyo upgrade source code released

ANDROID CENTRAL | FEBRUARY 03, 2011

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/andr...-captivate-froyo-upgrade-source-code-released

Samsung has released the Android 2.2 source code for the Rogers Samsung Captivate. Anyone who may be interested in making some ... read more
[Vibrant General] ndwgs:
Roger's is a Canadian Cell Company. Besides, that Samsung Captivate is the SGH-I896 not the "US" version which is, SGH-I897...

But, who am i to judge??
[Vibrant General] eunkipark92:
Not to be an ass but we already had thread like this in general. It doesn't have anything to do with vibrant as they received their froyo while back. And we received our froyo like a week ago..
[Vibrant General] hitman818:
Well receiving the official rom and the source are two different things. You can do much more with the source like making kernels that are much more stable and fast and build better roms.
[Vibrant General] eunkipark92:
I'm saying Samsung is not going to release the source right away after they just released the Rom. I will be surprised if they did.
[Vibrant General] Sdobron:
Rogers got the ROM around January 6...source about a month after...they will probably follow suit with the vibrant also. A few more weeks minimum...
[Vibrant General] eunkipark92:
Yup and I think international galaxy s got theirs after 35 days so we still have 2 -3weeks
[Vibrant General] csdalporto:
Hmmm ya if samsung follows their standard pattern of crappiness, they'll onto it the most, just source code would help development of overclocking and FFC....
[Vibrant General] Sdobron:
@ the OP. You know devs do read other sections too....
[Vibrant General] eunkipark92:
And porting international galaxy s Rom. Cyanogenmod 7 etc..
[Vibrant General] biakuya_pr:
source

++ never mind i tough i saw the source for vibrant in samsung site but realize was not the froyo one ++
[Vibrant General] Whitehawkx:
Guess what everyone. If you look on Twitter, you'll see that Eugene got his hands on T959 Vibrant SOURCE. Yes, for OUR phones... no "D" on the end. I would say we can expect good things to come very soon. :)

http://twitter.com/#!/Eugene_373
[Vibrant General] Vision77:
I just peeped that.....I can't wait:D
[Vibrant General] uurrnn:
I see he just released an update for his kernel that's built from source. He won't say how he got source though, and no one else has it.

I'm about to try out the kernel though, so we'll see how big this really is.
[Vibrant General] jcc332006:
Yep Me too. bout to flash this baby!
[Vibrant General] badaphooko01:
Deleted post. Someone beat me to it.
[Vibrant General] sreno:
I'm a pretty experienced dev, but someone help me out here... What is "source"?
[Vibrant General] dcontrol:
:O

The source code for the kernel and the platform. Or are you asking something else?
[Vibrant General] eunkipark92:
U sure ur a dev? Cause that was ur first post on xda fourm.

U haven't developed anything yet. :p
[Vibrant General] xriderx66:
Not every dev is from xda.

Not every dev is a guy who makes roms.