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[HTC Inspire 4G] boostedneonsrt4:
it works because there was only one plan for the iphone 2g. unlimited data and 200 text for $20/mo the new data plans do not apply to the iphone 2g.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dyallo:
As far as I know, microSD uses FAT32 filesystem.

My issue is that I cant transfer movies larger than 4GB to my SDcard and I want to be able to do this.

I know can split the file into two, compress using WinRAR, 7zip, etc. But this is not what I want.

I'd like to reformat the filesystem on the card and the phone to still able to detect the SD-card.

I'm on hardcores Speedmod kernel with Darkys rom.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dyallo:
This post is to bump up this thread to the first page again
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DamianGto:
It should work. You just need a kernel that check the external card is fat32 or Ext2 and mount it.

**DamianGTO Ultimate kernel. 350MB Ram. 600HZ. all ext2. Steam Rom. Js5**
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dyallo:
Nice self-promoting :P

But yeah, thanks for the reply!

Your kernel only uses EXT2 then huh? Im currently on Hardcore's with EXT4 and I kinda like EXT4.. :P
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deadlyapathy:
I feel like i am probably using incorrect rom for this

BiffMod 2.1v

Radio 2.22.22.02

and some random spl named (Latest G1 Spl.zip)

I am following the guide from the novaspirit blog

(hmmm can't post link I guess.... err.... just google "novaspirit g1")

When i attempt parts of this

# chroot /data/mnt /debootstrap/debootstrap --second-stage

/debootstrap/debootstrap: line 296: cat: command not found

Any obvious advice for a newbie like me?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ikostas_1:
I have HTC DESIRE hd and all programs recognize my device as nexus one...

I have leeDroid v2.0.0 with v2.0.6 kernel...
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dlads:
Might be because of the rom your using? I know facebook never gets my device right, (down the bottom where it says download facebook for your .......)

Nothing to worry about usually, unless theres an app for a specific device, but I doubt that will ever crop up.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ekoandrew:
maybe your Kernel is a Nexus One moded and ported. That could be why, but no biggy to worry. Just love the phone and love it more, sleep with it also!!

:P
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moriarty00:
Thanks, everyone who worked on http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=963652 . It looks like a very helpful update thread, and I'm looking forward to trying it. I just have one concern:

Will I still have all my apps and stored data/preferences with those apps after updating? I imagine not, right? What's the best way to restore after updating? (I'm running stock rooted DK28 with CWM.)

I have Titanium backups, but I don't really know how they work. I mean, if all of my app data is cleared, doesn't that include my Titanium backups? Also, Titanium doesn't back up preferences for stock/core apps like gmail, right? How do I restore preferences for those?

Thanks in advance for any help!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DiGi760:
It depends. If you use the update.zip, your apps and settings will still be there.

If you use the windows updater tool or odin, everything will be wiped.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moriarty00:
Thanks! Which update.zip? If you mean the one mentioned in step 11 here, I thought that only works for DI18 people, not DK28 people? Or is it worth trying?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kitteh298:
I dont think it could hurt to try

From My Samsung Epic Using TapaTalk.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DiGi760:
My bad. The update zip is only for di18. And you can't have cwm.

Try this: look in the wiki. Get the di18 with modem that is cwm flashable. Then get the EB13 rooted deodexed stock rom. Both of those are near the top of the official rom listing on the wiki. Flash the di18 with cwm to roll your phone and modem back. Then do the eb13 to update.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moriarty00:
In the end I backed up a lot with Titanium Backup (all apps and most "green" system settings), Odined to DI18, flashed the Sprint update.zip (not the pre-rooted deodexed one), and rerooted with one-click/CWM 2.5. Basically, this (the first set of instructions) plus this. I lost my call logs, but Titanium kept everything else.

I definitely recommend this procedure to rooted DK28 people who want to keep their settings, don't care about call logs, and want things rooted but otherwise as "stock" as possible.

Thanks for everyone's help!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] beholder121:
Hi guys,

I rooted my phone and have been using Cyanogen since and never looked back. The phone works like charm, and with 2.2.1 installed, they keyboard is much better and I can actually use the phone for dialing (the number pad doesn't get stuck!)

I looked in the form but my search brings back hundreds of results that do not seem related to what I need. Cyan comes with some apps I simply do not ever use: The car home one, terminal emulator, DSPMAnager (what is it anyway?) and the voice dialer. First, are any of these apps are needed to run the phone, and can I re-install them separately (without reloading the whole ROM) if something goes wrong? Then, the question is, how do I uninstall them, since I do not have an uninstall option? Is it possible to uninstall Google Talk (because I think it comes as a part of the Google Tools or whatever...), since it does not allow me to log in for more than one account?

Then, I have a more general question:

Is Cyan with gingerbread available from the HTC Hero? Would you guys recommend it? I don't feel I really need it because the phone is fine, but maybe I'm missing out on something I do not know... what are the big new things, besides the keyboard (which I understand can be installed individually anyway).

Thanks!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] zanywood:
Use titanium backup it uninstalls stock apps. But be careful which ones u uninstall they will mess ur phone up and cause foreclosures
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] user7618:
1. Like the above poster said, use titanium backup to uninstall. It's free in the market. All four of those apps can be removed with no ill effects, however, I would keep terminal emulator in case you ever need to push our pull apk's, decide to use the batt-tweak. Stuff like that. DSPManager is a equalizer.

2. Yes, gb is available in cyanogenmod flavor right here: http://mirror.teamdouche.net/?device=heroc It had some minor lag issues with the home screen, but camera and gps is working for me. Not sure if compcache and jit is, though.

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Sent from my CDMA Hero. I got some hot Gingerbread-on-Hero action here!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] ranger61878:
I'd watch out for Google Talk though...doesn't that break some push notifications (i.e. Gmail)? Could be wrong, have been before :)

Off the top of my head without looking at a fresh install, these are safe to remove without doing anything special (I dont have any of them:)):

DSP, Protips, PacMan, FileManager, email (if you only use the gmail app), Live Wallpaper Picker, CMStats, CM Wallpaper, Latin tutorial, Development, Theme Chooser (and the other theme apk along with the two themes preloaded in the /system/app folder), Spare Parts, ROM Manager...If you want to know about any others, just ask...there are far more I have removed, but like I said, they are gone, so I don't remember them ;)
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] partytrikk:
how about fotakill? don't know what it does, so I didn't remove it.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] vinnypel2ella:
FOTAKILL i believe is the cyanogen updater, do a google search :)
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] ranger61878:
I removed it with no issues. ;)

-- Sent from my Sprint SuperHero --
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] andythegreenguy:
Here's link from Cyanogen wiki that gives a list of apps and some details about them - like what they are, can they be removed and such. Also, it documents ways to remove apps.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Barebones.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] user7618:
No, I think you may be right. For whatever reason, I was thinking google voice, which isn't even part of the gapps or cm apps. Leave talk installed.

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Sent from my CDMA Hero. I got some hot Gingerbread-on-Hero action here!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Drunkpilot:
If you delete Google Voice Search, you will need something else (Vlingo, etc.) in order to have a mic on your keyboard I believe.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] beholder121:
Wow thanks for all the responses guys.. I installed some apps and so far I'm good. Now I just need to figure out how to get my dial pad to show up after it turns off during a phone call.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] ranger61878:
Press the menu key.

-- Sent from my Sprint SuperHero --
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exclamationmark:
I recently bricked my phone by installing 2.2.1 over 2.2.1 + Voodoo lagfix, ie, I didn't uninstall voodoo before flashing 2.2.1 stock again. I got around it by using a JM8 pda + JM4 modem and a 512 pit repartition, then going up to 2.2.1 again using just a PDA with no pit/repartition.

I was just wondering, since I didn't technically remove the EXT4 file system by uninstalling voodoo, how did the system get converted back to RFS (or did it...)? Basically I'm asking about the relationship between the PIT repartition and the file format the phone uses (does repartitioning ALSO reformat the internal SD)?

My quadrant score is around 1100-1200 running stock 2.2.1 JPY, so I know the system is back to RFS (as opposed to the 1800 with EXT4), but will there be any little 'gremlins' so to speak in the future? Phone is working fine as it now.

Any replies would be appreciated!

Thanks:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
When you use PIT file, it removes any modified file systems, its essential to remove lag-fix before flashing, but sometimes we forget... luckily its not the end of the world.. a few flashes with different firmwares and all is back to normal...

its just a pain in the arse having to do all that so that's why we remove lag-fix first...

but it doesn't affect the internal sd card.. so you shouldn't get any further issues..
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exclamationmark:
Thanks :)

I was reading up on some other thread, and that's exactly what I thought the PIT file does. I was just confused because normally when you re-partition something it doesn't automatically format in PC's, but apparently Samsung is nice enough for the PIT's to partition + format for you.

I tried reflashing 512 pit repartition + 2.2.1 at first and that didn't work... Now I'm wondering why rolling back to JM8 with repartition THEN to 2.2.1 without repart worked if they use the same PIT:confused: In my mind repartition would simply wipe the file system and set up the partition for the OS/kernels and 2.2.1 would slot in nicely... Apparently not.

Funnily enough bricking my phone doesn't scare me, but not understanding what the hell is going make me wants to cry though. I actually locked my usb cable inside the product box until the next XEU update comes out, haha. Phone reception is just as crap with the JPY version vs the old VAUJP4 (vodafone australia froyo) but loading apps, contacts, etc seems much faster.

On a tangent I went to get my contacts off an old inactive 3 SIM, and noticed I was getting like 4-5 bars (around -80dbm signal) with HSDPA as the mobile network type (emergency calls only). With the default vodafone sim the network type switches to UMTS with something like -105dbm with about 0-2 bars normally. I don't use data on my plan (it's like 100mb... don't wanna incur ridiculous charges if I go over), and the voice quality doesn't seem so bad... but is there any way to get better reception, ie switch networks. Kind of clueless about this stuff as my old k800i had 5 bars all the time!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
i am with vodafone UK and i have terrible 3G signal.. i only use GSM now and i always have full signal, and data connection (2G) isnt super fast but it works everywhere. Perhaps you could try it

and as for rolling back to JM8 firmware, JM8 includes 'dbdata' which is what gets corrupted alot when flashing all the time, causing errors and boot loops, thats why so many people recommend it.

but you can go direct to the latest 2.2.1 from JM8, so its not too bad :D i have bricked my phone many times in the past fortnight, but thanks to XDA im still up and running :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exclamationmark:
I did a little digging again and turned up the same conclusions about the dbdata file. Apparently all the froyo versions don't have this dbdata.rfs file (that JM8 does), so when I repartition straight to a 2.2.1 rom everything was deleted from the repartitioning and is copied without the dbdata file, bricking itself.

But if I go from JM8 > JPY without repartition, I'm assuming all the OS/kernel/modem crap from the JM8 is overwritten with the new JPY files, but the other required systems are left alone. I guess Samsung only updates/creates the files they need too... I'm assuming all the 'sensitive' folders in root like /efs (where your IMEI is) are left alone by the reformat/lagfix? I still have my original one so it seems as if this is the case. I've read about some 'leaked' ROM's that actually change your IMEI number, and I guess they just over-write this folder when they are flashed, instead of leaving it alone.

Makes me wonder how they actually get stock 2.2 firmware on the phones in the first place. They probably use some JTAG system to do it en-masse, but it doesn't change the fact that they have to add random files in order to get it to work or actually have to do it 2xfold. Why couldn't they just include all required files in official roms, regardless of if it isn't updated, rather than making it like assembling a file system jigsaw puzzle.

If we ever get gingerbread, I bet there's probably some file/directory that 2.2 introduced/took out/changed and I'll have to flash my phone 3 times from 2.1 > 2.2 > 2.3!

The feeling of understanding the how/why's of unbricking is actually the same level of relief I felt when unbricking my phone... I'm happy with performance for now, the stress of this is too much to continue messing about with ODIN and ROM's. I think I'll stick with Kies and stock XEU firmware for now (doubt I'd bother with any local australian roms, all are branded bloatware, and XEU gets updates faster!). Kind of freaked out about the IMEI changing thing after some forum searches now (given that I don't wanna mess with odin to root my phone and back up my IMEI file, I might break it again, haha!) so I think I'm done with flashing. However...I have this urge to fiddle with my phone even though it works perfectly fine (and stresses me out unbelievably waiting to see if it works) and I'll probably do something worse this time... I want a totally unbrickable droid to fiddle with, haha. The open-source thing with android is nice and all, but with PC's you usually don't take a trip to the service center and incur a $10-300 bill when you **** up a piece of code. Most motherboards have a literal ROM that stores back-up BIOS settings so you can NEVER brick your computer short of ripping the backup BIOS out of it's socket...

I totally need to destroy my USB cable...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
IMEI is fixable if it gets corrupted, im sure i seen a thread about in on here, along with a million others lol

I would recommend Odin over Kies anyday Kies is responsible for A LOT of bricked phones, i mean look how many thread there are on ' Help Kies bricked my phone' you dont see as many for 'odin bricked my phone' (unless the user doesnt know how to use')

What ever problems you run into, i guarantee someone has already run in to it, and i bet there is a solution too,,, If your looking for an 'Unbrickable' Droid... its sitting in your pocket !!!

its upto you to give up the whole Hacking + Modifying thing, but me personally,,, Never ever,,, :D dont give up on your phone.. all it takes is a 10 minute read up and your questions will be answered.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shiftr182:
I was wondering if anybody knows how Pandora Bluetooth streaming was fixed in Bonsai 2.0.1?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sunsean:
So here's my problem - when I read an e-mail from gmail on my computer, I get a notification from gmail on the phone that I have a new email. I guess when the new mail number goes down, it sends a notification, even though I haven't actually gotten a new email. For instance, if I have 10 unread emails in gmail, and read one of them on a computer, my phone will emit one notification, when the unread count goes from 10 to 9. It's starting to drive me nuts, but I can't find how to fix it.

Anyone else experience this? How can I fix it so that my phone gmail only gives a notification when a new email actually arrives? Not every time the unread count changes?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sunsean:
No responses...? I'm assuming either I wasn't clear or no one else is experiencing this...or that this is the norm and I'm bat****. Either way, I'd appreciate someone with some info to tell me which of these is the reality, cuz if there IS something I can do about it, I would really like to know. Or, if there's nothing I can do about it, to just make myself get over it lol.

Again, briefly: When I read a gmail email on my computer, I get a notification on my phone showing that the unread messages have gone down by one. Is there a setting so that I only get notifications when a NEW EMAIL actually arrives?

I swear I've been playing all around with gmail and can't figure this out.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lion766:
Im having a problem with it telling me I have 10 emails in the application on phone, but I have to sync a dozen times for it to show me a few of them.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hillmie87:
I've browsed http://shop.orange.co.uk/shop/HTC_7_Mozart and saw htc 7 mozart on orange.

Apparently, htc mozart comes with orange wednesday apps, orange map apps etc.

Coming from an iphone, orange wednesday is free for anyone to download on the appstore.

But this is not available on wp7 marketplace yet, unfortunately.

Does anyone know where I could get all the orange xaps? (or the orange wednesday app - this is the most important one for me.)

I'm do have an orange sim, but I'm not a htc mozart user. I'm using a htc hd7.

:-)

regards.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Gate Keeper:
from what i am aware, if the phone was originally locked (or is currently locked) to the carrier, than you would get it. basically, the phone's ROM also is an indication of what model you have, as well as who the carrier is. this then allows the phone particular access to particular OEM's app sections and carrier app sections.

it's not based upon the sim you use, its based upon the ROM in the phone.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gracemillian:
Yeah, I'd like these apps too, I have an Orange Mozart and I'm in the UK, but I have a .com Hotmail id, so these apps aren't in the marketpalce, what should I do?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mj56gt:
I just flashed my phone with a Bionix-V 1.2.1 TouchWiz Edition. How can I turn off the talking voice when powering off? Thanks a lot!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Master&Slave™:
Turn your phone on vibrate.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mj56gt:
Thanks for the suggestion! Is there a better solution? I just want to turn off this talking voice during powering off, but still want to keep the phone in sound mode.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chef_w:
Grab SGS tools. Search it out on XDA. It will let you set no sound or add a custom sound.

I'll try to find the link or the .apk

EDIT: http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=525010&d=1298442433

:-)

Vibrant on T-Mobile.

Powered by Whiskey and practicing Voodoo magic while riding a Dead Horse.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lbingham:
You could always delete /system/media/video/shutdown folder. Then you get the stock shutdown.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcmicham:
Settings>Sound>Volume>slide system volume all the way to the left.
[Desire General] anko184:
So, as the title suggests i would like to know how many of you are thinking of buying the new Desire S.

I have a DHD now but i don't like it as much as i liked th Desire so i'm thinking of buying the S one.

Hope it will be as fun as the old classic Desire...
[Desire General] -A-P-M-:
No

Desire was the best mobile phone last year at that time, Desire S is only avarage today. I will replace Desire with probably Galaxy S2.
[Desire General] Meaple:
Desire S is just a replacement, not an upgrade so I am not going to waste money on just a little more space and a little better stuff. Dual or even quad will be my next phone in a years time.
[Desire General] live_0978:
I'm just hoping HTC will bring out an NFC phone in time for my next upgrade, otherwise I don't know which manufacturer I might have to turn to. I still want an android but don't want to give up Sense.
[Desire General] rouvax:
HTC Desire S is a nice phone but not an upgrade to Desire , it's just for older phone owners.
[Desire General] mayad79:
I don't think I will ever buy a Samsung. Unless they keep monoploizing the amoled supply.
[Desire General] Eradorius:
No. It only have 256 mb of ram more, some internal and newer snapdragon. I don't know why HTC doesn't have any dual core cpu.

And I prefer trackball + physical buttons, not the capacitive ones.

Motorola Atrix looks intresting, but probably it will be hard to hack.

I will wait probably to 2012, Desire is now perfect for me.
[Desire General] Meaple:
I think that trackpad is awesome on the Desire and should be kept on ALL HTC phones. I don't like how they have gotten around the problem by adding arrows to the keyboard. It just uses up screen space which sucks. WTB trackpad please :P
[Desire General] fregor:
No, definetly not.

I love my Desire, best phone I've ever had. There's too little differences between the phones that would make a difference in choice.
[Desire General] Lothaen:
same.

If only it had a bit bigger internal memory
[Desire General] donverse:
which i think doesnt really matter, since you have as2d+, data2ext and all that stuff.

i love my desire :)
[Desire General] @MARK:
I am not ready to change yet. My Desire still dos everything that I ask of it (and more) and whilst the low memory affects me more than I would like for now there is nothing out there to tempt me.

But I think it is fair to say that my next phone won't automatically be another HTC.

One thing I have learnt with the Desire it that Android is Android and the current software setup I have and screen layout cold be achieved on ANY Android device.

So the whole HTC Sense thing (which on my previous Winmo HTC phones was essential) adds little value for me on Android.

So a naked Nexus type device would be tempting keeping me bang up to date but with full control but not just yet.
[Desire General] warlordxxx:
Nope just got my desire and not ready to change but to be honest i see the s as the way the original desire should have been ie more Space . Hopefully when it's time for me to upgrade there will be something worth saying i upgraded to out but if it's one of these honestly i think i would just end up flogging it on ebay lol
[Desire General] shoemeistah:
No go for me either.

I'm very satisfied with my old Desire (tweaked it a lot though).

I'm getting the LG Optimus 2x soon to play with.

But I'm keeping both phones.
[Desire General] somstall:
hey

I wanted to ask you why do you like the classic htc desire (bravo) more than the desire hd? I have the classic desire with a amoled screen and I actually want to sell it and buy me a DHD but now you are saying that the desire classic is better I don't know what to do anymore:P so can you tell me why it is better to stick with the classic one? thnx in advance