yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] __:
Good afternoon Kation,

I hope you are not downhearted about my posts,

but there are still some issues.

1. First thing is:

in some case values are not rounded!

In CalcConfig.xml I have set "<MaxDecimal>2</MaxDecimal>".

Here are some examples where you can figure out the issue:

0,005 => 0

0,015 => 0,02

0,025 => 0,02

0,035 => 0,04

0,045 => 0,04

0,055 => 0,06

0,065 => 0,06

0,075 => 0,08

0,085 => 0,08

0,095 => 0,1

You see: All the even values are not rounded!

And all the odd values are rounded!

BUT:

9,995 => 9,99

should be 10

2. The other thing is about NONE DEFAULT SCREEN:

It does not always enter a value, if pressing a button and immediately slide down. Especially the lower 3 lines (of buttons).

And some more suggestion:

1. Could you please make a new entry in "CalcConfig.xml" for setting the speed of the automatic slide?

2. I try to describe how CalcHD should work in my oppinion (I know it is possible by long pressing result and long pressing formula ... ):

If this: is done ("5x9" and "=") and you enter new values ("12+") the previous formula will be overwritten.

Pressing the "Ans" button and "=", you will see this:

(The attached pictures are edited with MS Paint!)

Thank you very much for your tireless work and your very quick answers!!!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] olyloh6696:
Cheers :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] __:
Good afternoon Kation.

Did you stop the development off CalcHD?

If not, please see post #73.

Thank you!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Kation:
No, no.

Because I`m on school now, and I have new project about wp7:D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] __:
And when are you going to continue?

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] artnouveau:
you can disable the automatic rotation with G-Sensor ... when it rotates, the layout of the calculator is incorrect.

Correct as I have already removed the registry keys HTC calc

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Kation:
Update compute core

try Windows Phone 7 version here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1343388
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghafarpour:
is it possible to display cell broadcasts in same way of traditional nokia/SE handsets? it means in a widget or any place of screen instead of too many messages?
[HD7 General] lediur:
Here's what happened.

Today, my HD7's vibration motor suddenly got stuck on. I tried restarting the phone several times; each time, it would be fine until the Windows Phone splash screen appeared, upon which the motor would turn on and stay on. Pressing buttons or toggling the vibration setting had no effect.

I decided, okay, I can hard reset the device, maybe that'll help. It did. The issue disappeared.

When I connected my phone to my laptop though, I just remembered: I had forgotten to set the DFRouter USB mode back to Zune.

Crap.

After looking through virtually every subforum on this site involving WP7, I noticed that the HD2 had numerous ROMs available that had been pre-Chevroned and had several pre-loaded applications.

Now, I'm wondering: Are similar ROMs available for the HD7 so I can set the USB mode back to Zune Sync, or am I SOL?
[HD7 General] ceesheim:
no , there are NO custom rom's for real wp7 phones due to the lack of a hspl.

but you could flash a stock rom to your phone (with the same vendor ID)

look in the developers section for a good rom for your hd7
[HD2 General] halx:
Several minutes of filing the strong steel of the back cover in a proper place will yield you a perfect push pin for that tiny soft reset button under the hood.
[HD2 General] TheATHEiST:
........:confused:
[HD2 General] halx:
What? Compare yours with the image.

How to use it? Open the lid and use this nib on it to depress the reset button.
[HD2 General] aboveluna:
is there any mod that allow you to hardreset without braking your hd2 casing?

i use with otterbox defender, and hard reset is a really tiring process, i dont want to drill a hole in my otter and hd2 backcasing

any other workaround?
[HD2 General] aboveluna:
i meann softreset (the yellow/red button thingie)
[HD2 General] TheATHEiST:
Sorry but im missing something here, why on earth would you want to do this?
[HD2 General] halx:
Huh! So that button is known as soft reset? Hmm. Okay, will try to change my post. By the way, I have the same Otterbox. Thinking of drilling a tiny hole for that. Never heard of a 3 finger solution for that (Android have it).
[HD2 General] halx:
Never had a dead freezing situation?

Or you know of a 3 finger method?
[HD2 General] aboveluna:
regarding the 3 finger salute, i ask the same thing just now in a new thread, hope there is any way for this
[HD2 General] hugojungle:
???

Sorry but I don't get the point...

There is an App which performs a Softreset directly from the screen, which works in 90% of the situations. For the remainder I just open the case and use either a paperclip or a toothpick. Even a pencil or ballpen would do.

So I dont see any reason to mutilate my precious HD2. If I'm in a situation, where I dont find any tool at all, then I assume that I will be in such trouble, that a frozen HD2 will be last problem to care about. (situations like being kidnapped by Hannibal Lecter....)

Hugo the JungleDyret
[HD2 General] fred_up:
If the phone is very regularly freezing, then I would look at what is causing the freezing rather than damaging the phone.
[HD2 General] halx:
Damaging? Mutilate? C'mon ppl you aren't that soft minded! HD2 is a tool not a fetish!

I'm experimenting with the new software and playing with my own code while on the train to work often. So yes, it's freezing a lot for me down to irresponsive hardware buttons. And I know, why and who is at fault, thank you. However, it's still no fun to juggle with the open phone, it's back lid and also with some virtually always available pen or paper clip.

The fact is: "There is no paper clip around when you need it most." (c) Murphy's law.
[HD2 General] TheATHEiST:
Ah I see youve change the title now from "hard" to "soft" that makes a bit more sense but still cant really see any point in this. Infact is bloody useless, why on earth any sane person would want to carve a hold into their HD2 casing instead of just removing back and replacing battery is beyond me.
[HD2 General] halx:
There is no mention of a reset by battery removal method in the user's manual. And there is a reason for that. Any sane person knowing a little about computer electronics must consider it a dangerous approach.
[HD2 General] conantroutman:
flimsy battery pins are a pretty good reason not to pull the battery on a regular basis.....

its possible to fit half a cocktail stick inside the back cover, on the patch of foam that rests on the battery for a handy environmentally friendly reset solution.
[HD2 General] halx:
You mean "hole"? That's a different topic actually. But I can answer: buy yourself an Otterbox defender - you'll understand.
[HD2 General] kidrythm:
lolwut...

I know nothing, my phone is stock, and the battery was popped out 5+ times a day until I added some XDA magic.

Apparently you burn a spliff (everyone in n.cal is baked amirite?) and then spend waaaaay too much time overthinking this whole thing.

There is NO way any sane (sober) person would intentionally corrupt the pure and mathematically correct lines of the HD2...even the extended battery makes me ill.

Compared to the new phones, the HD2 is by far still the sleekest of them all.

no offense but wtf?

P.S. and I do luves me some ganny heady nuggz yo!

-_-
[HD2 General] halx:
Tried that, but the lid is so tight that when it pops open everything what's inside tends to fly away. :)
[HD2 General] kidrythm:
lol, "fly away"?

oh lord, you are baaaaaked...
[HD2 General] halx:
I don't quite understand your street slang, bro, but you sound like a "Generation P" kid (Phone Lickers). I'm tailoring tools to my needs, not licking them.
[HD2 General] Archer:
I totally agree. If you need to take the battery cover off to do a reset and you don't have anything small enough to press the button you'd just pull the battery out. Only idiots who have no respect or coherent thought process cause damage to their hardware by pulling or replacing the battery, so there's literally no reason for this "mod".

Each to their own, I guess.
[HD2 General] halx:
With all due respect, I'd agree only in case someone can tell me for sure that the dedicated reset button does not do anything more than shorting off the power to the mobo. I have a rich history of corrupted data on flash cards in my SONY PDA's because of the power loss in the middle of something. Am I too paranoid in that?
[HD2 General] Archer:
The reset button literally breaks the connection with the battery, so it's exactly the same as pulling it.

The only way you'll get any corruption is if the device is functioning correctly and right in the middle of a write operation when you pull the battery, or if the OS freezing has locked something on the card, but that would probably just result in a knackered file or files. Either way, both those possibilities are highly unlikely. I know you say you've experienced it before now, but I'm the opposite - I've never experienced a corrupted card.

I guess it's just luck of the draw, but no - pressing reset is the same as pulling the battery.
[HD2 General] halx:
Why would they invest so much efforts to integrate that button then?
[HD2 General] ASCIIker:
i can see why this mod might be useful. in the rare cases that i need to soft reset, i can never find a pin or toothpick or pencil or whatever!

i, too, prefer using the button as opposed to ripping out the battery. it very likely has the same technical approach as pulling the battery, but i still prefer it because pulling the battery puts extra wear and tear on the battery pins. just a quick search of the forum will reveal how many people have unwittingly damaged their battery pins...we know they don't get damaged on their own, it is the (l)user who somehow manages to bend the pins by inserting the battery at some weird-ass angle!

so i understand the idea for the mod, though i wouldn't mod it myself. i much rather agree with an earlier post that suggests carrying a small pin/toothpick/paperclip inside the battery compartment...where that rubbery pad is...
[HD2 General] halx:
Finally, someone like minded! :) I'm probably understand your concern now, some people might reject buying your old device (when you are ready to upgrade), with such a "flaw", because it will interfere with their licking habit :D.

Well, I don't plan to sell my HD2 for the nearest 5 years or so - it's a perfect device for my needs. I'm just want it to be a true swiss army knife.

From engineering point of view the place for the pin is ideal. It doesn't weaken the latch mechanics in any way, the pin itself is impossible to loose, and the opening is in fact sealed inside from the elements.
[HD2 General] wearefree:
I think my HD2 is gonna die quickly... I have two spare batteries and I swap at least one battery during each day...

Wait a minute, it's I use the phone, not my phone use me! By the time HD2 dies, who knows what's on the market? Tetra core?

Look what Moto Atrix is capable of... The upgrade is sooner than what you can resist.
[HD2 General] TheATHEiST:
lmao, dude I know allot about computer electronics thanx. The reset button (same as on a PC) simply disconnects power same as on mobile, its there as a last resort if you cant reboot via OS. Its quicker to press reset on a PC but on HD2 its quicker to replace battery.

PS. Is there any mention of HSPL, Custom roms, MAGLDR, Android, Megoo, Ubuntu etc in the manual?????

Yes I meant "hole" and no that isnt another topics, its THIS one.

Exactly.

For completeness and for paranoid people like you who seem to favour carving holes in their HD2 casing over simply resetting in an alternative way to reset button.

Also all this talk about battery pins is complete bull****, The only way you damage stuff on your phone is if you don't take care of it properly or be too heavy handed, its as simple as that. I have been using dumb/smart phones for like 15 years and I have NEVER had a bad battery pin/USB or any other type of hardware failure unless it was a manufacturing defect.
[HD2 General] halx:
Sorry, but AFAIKT you know it not well enough. The PC reset button does not simply interrupt the power from PSU. Not even close. And I'm sure neither in the smartphone. It sends a signal to a controller. But what you see next is just a similar to the battery removal symptoms (i.e. black screen, system restart). Sure, it's made fool proof. But it's not the same.

Excuse me, but that's a total BS.

So, your dilettantish opinion is not convincing at all.
[HD2 General] kidrythm:
"wtf" is pretty basic...

it seems that you pretty much produced a "fail" thread.

"fail" means u suk.

lol.

(laugh out loud)

:)
[HD2 General] eriche:
don`t get the idea

I was reading the 3 pages 2 times but don`t understand how you can reset the HD2 with this hole :confused:

My European HD2 has a softreset button on the bottom inside.

I was thinking to drill a hole to press it.

Who can explain me how the reset with this cut on the 1st thread should work:eek:

Greets
[HD2 General] ASCIIker:
really? you read the thread and still don't understand the purpose?

summary: the point of the mod is that the OP feels that it is easy to open the battery cover and find the reset button, but it is difficult to find a pin or toothpick or whatever to actually press the reset button. look carefully at the picture, the OP has filed down one of the edges so that the pointy new edge can be used like a pin to press the reset button. read the thread again for some easier alternatives, such as popping the battery, or carrying a pin inside the back cover, etc, etc.
[HD2 General] Jumzesco:
I have never seen such a useless mod.

sorry
[HD2 General] eriche:
too hard to imagine ;)

maybe you don`t understand it too :D

If my HD2 crashes and I have to open it I will try to figure out how this PIN stuff should work,...

My HD2 crashed 4 sure 15 times in 1 year - so I always was looking for a good Softreset solution without the need to open the back cover all the time.

Then I just released the battery and the HD2 was booting again,...

GreeT`s
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] MicroMod777:
Just got an Incredible coming from the Nexus One, and was wondering if there are any LED Alert programs that work with the Incredible. I tried Blink from the Market and it doesn't seem to work.

I want some kind of notification system that tells me when I have a missed call, or text.

Thanks.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] pete_kowalski83:
It does that out of the box. Led is right next to the big verizon stamp on the front of the phone. I dont know about aosp roms tho if thats what u mean.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
In a little news of the weird: Our MIUI Clone, Flagship, has just been ported to MIUI!

Rom Maintainers

-SupaDuckie

Einherjar Development Team

-jellette/Heathen

-Jumaaneface

-birgertime/Roman

-mentalex2

-T.C.P

-br1ck'd

-whitehawkx

-Dan_Brutal

-MWBehr

-SupaDuckie

M - Flagship V4 Final Stats:

* Zero Kang - 100% of this rom was built by members of EDT. One exception being gps fix credited below.

* All images ripped from M9 Stock System Dump and Miui

* KB1 Base

* All Sounds ripped from M9 Stock System Dump with build.prop edits to reassign to new sounds and English tags in menu

* Jpy Modem

* speedmod-kernel-k12u-500hz

* 5 Lockscreen and Power Options by EDT member Whitehawkx

* Spare Parts

* SGS Tools

* Titanium Free

* Bloat Free

* New system and non system app icons

* Updated Maps, Market, SGS Tools, Youtube, Gmail

* Excellent battery life

* LauncherPro - See instructions Below

* Meizu settings menu by mentalex2 and Heathen

* Too much to list the credits for the team as a whole - but just know they are good at what they do!

* New Fonts

* Translucent Dialer, Contacts, Mms and GoogleSearchBar by EDT Member MWBehr.

* Moved to Miui Music - Graphically re-edited

* Einherjar exclusive Live Wallpaper

* Return of the Black pop ups

* Original secgps.conf file from the 2.1 JFD release, written by Samsung, and edited by EDT friend Master™

* You won't believe how cool this is!

Setting up the launcher:

* Go inside LauncherPro settings and restore back up.

* Done.

Install:

It doesn't matter if you are coming from a fresh Odin or not, we want a clean install so follow the install steps.

* Download M.Flagship.Final.zip and place on your sdcard.

* Boot into recovery and Wipe Data/Factory Reset Before You Move On.

* Flash M.Flagship.Final.zip.

* While still in recovery: Wipe Cache Partition, and inside the advanced menu: Wipe Dalvik Cache and Fix Permissions - Just These Three Steps, Do Not Factory Reset Again. THIS TAKES YOU LESS THAN A MINUTE, DO IT OR DON'T BUT DON'T QUESTION IT - THIS PROCESS HAS PROVEN TO BE THE BEST GUARANTEE OF A SMOOTH FLASH.

* Reboot Your Phone.

* After about 10 minutes, you should reboot again to clean things up and wipe out any bugs.

* Enjoy!

Download <177.99MB> - http://www.multiupload.com/FS3LCD0OEW

Screenshots

Changelog from V1.

* LauncherPro fixed and there is only one step to set it up now instead of 20.

* All icons changed and all apps updated.

* Awesome transitions.

* JPY modem and Speedmod

* Lockscreen and Power Options by Whitehawkx

* I ported the Gingerbread power control widget over.

* Shaved another 2 megs off the file size.

* AnyCall-ish Dialer Removed

* New Calculator

* Dropped the Meizu Widgets in favor of our custom clock widget pictured above - be sure to set it and click it.

* Fixed camera / camcorder

* New Wallpapers

* Many Custom Graphics

* Plus, Plus, Plus...

* More Bad Assedness!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
Gps

Go Phone Press *#*#3214789650#*#*

Then Press SUPL\CP Settings

Change Server to supl.google.com

Change Server port to 7276

then back and delete gps data and reboot :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mothatt:
Looks great! Will try it out on the weekend :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bara2:
Sorry to ask but is this a port of miui? I don't think so actually... It's sort of a custom rom based on vibrant stock with a miui style theme, am I right?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
Nah its not a port of miui its just a custom rom which has kinda got the looks :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] androidsl:
Looking good mate. i'll try this. any known bugs? :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
i havent found any bugs while using this :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hacksome:
Is this meant for i9000 International versions?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
Yep pretty much thats why its here (:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mothatt:
@SupaDuckie: Does the KA7 modem and KA7 voodoo kernel work on the i9000?

I see you've edited the first post.. I didn't think KA7 was compatible with the i9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] hensk:
exellent job friends

one new team come to surface

awesome ,pls continue with great work m8s
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
Doesnt it say speedmod kernel and jpy modem in the changelog >.>
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] uppon2:
Looking good. Nice ROM Name. - Nice to see some new faces :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] perry_lam:
if my device already had voodoo lagfix enabled, do i need to disable lagfix first??
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
yes if you have voodoo on you should disable it so it goes back to rfs :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] °Dexter°:
Looks interesting...apart from MIUI resemblance,which i don't really care for,what are its main features?

Front camera working?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
try it out ;)

yeah theres no front facing camera
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dmro:
Best Rom

this is the best ROM I've tried so far. Too bad it's lacking Portuguese Locale and Swype!

Godd Job Guys!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Darkyy:
Welcome to the SGS Dev Section ;)

The ROM looks fresh! I like the look ;)

- darkyy.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
Thank you darkyy :)

was kinda sick of all the gingerbread looking roms :|
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Draiden:
i become force close in com.android.phone

i installed it how it says in the intruction.

Can anyone help please but this rom is blazing fast
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ragin:
Hi, can you do a XWJS5?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] <bono>:
just 1ne word: WOWW!!!

work's great on my sgs ....thanks man :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] uppon2:
There are no differences with this FW besides locale. Just the same as JPY/JS3
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] maslaq:
Why there's no polish lang? :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] °Dexter°:
Letters look bad on my phone (italian language),and sometimes are simply wrong (stressed letters).

How can i fix it?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] thebiker:
... and any other language :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
Nope this is based off the american rom so :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] °Dexter°:
Do you know if there's any good font set less grayish and with no stress errors?

and do you know any good dpi value apart from default one? I'm trying 200 (since insanity rom),but it gives too many graphical glitches...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] dago:
Very Good Rom! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Fuma:
a quick question...it's not clear from the main post if the lag fix is speedmod or voodoo.

its in the change log that its speedmod and down in features it says voodoo...

so what is it?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bartoszradka:
awsome rom...well done guys!

p.s can i ask for google picasa account under account and sync and multi csc including samsung application PLS? ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] quadix:
I don't understand, this is MIUI port rom, or this is a just another custom rom based on MIUI look?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ghazi.urfali:
So just to clarify:

does front facing cam work?

Anyone try this can report battery life?

Has anyone tried to incorporate call recording from this thread : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=863074

Thanks! looking forward to give it a go
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] burtyy:
I don't see what's so special about this rom :S and its ugly...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
Front facing camera doesnt work.

Battery life on this is just basically awesome been able to pull 40 hours :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
You are entitled to your opinion i was just honestly sick of all the gingerbread looking theme :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] bl00dreaver:
Guys... I don't get it either... MIUI clone or port?

having no front camera sound as a port, but speedmod/voodoo kernel sound rather a clone

So.. what is it? Port or Clone
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Bara2:
There you go. I believe front facing camera won't work because it's based on a vibrant rom, not on the international version.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
Come on if you have seriously seen the real miui before ;P and look at the screenshot it has samsungs taskmanger in it (: obvious !
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] °Dexter°:
Does browser column adaptation work fine with default dpi?

With modded values it acts "strange"...but I can't stand 240 anymore.

Changing fonts fixed visualization glitches,so good rom,apart from dpi issue (but it's common to many others)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] FREAKJAM:
Nice rom, I like it alot! The alarmclock only doesn't work. Process get's killed and needs to be running to make it beep.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] lenrek:
Sounds like a very interesting ROM, but I think I not try this, after I read the comments so far, I think will wait for next version.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] °Dexter°:
Alarm works fine here,apparently
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SupaDuckie:
Alarm should be working fine since ive been using this as my daily driver since the 7th :)