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[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Firerat:
I've seen someone with this problem before

in recovery, or ROM

cat /proc/cmdline

if you see disable_sdcard=1 , that is the problem

in fastboot mode

fastboot oem enableqxdm 0

^^ that should fix sdcard
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Sleeepy2:
fastboot oem enableqxdm 0

Didn't work with that spl however thanks for looking.

I ended up running the Rogers RUU (a few times before it actually worked) and that updated to the latest perfected spl from them, then the fastboot oem enableqxdm 0 command worked and then I was able root as per the Rogers post E911 update instructions be ezTerry. I now have a working phone again.

Thanks all for the help.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] armstronga:
I got a HTC TP2 Vodafone UK version. The first text message is not showing on the messages screen when I press on messages icon. Anyone may help please?:confused:
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] armstronga:
bump~~~~~bump~~~~
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Wonderstruck80:
google fix unread count touch pro 2
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] showmrock:
3G speeds seem reallllly slow for me....anyone else experience this? A lot slower than DK28
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dnathan13:
really, with all the good threads about eb13 you made a new thread for this in the development section...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheDub:
50% of us are probably still waiting on our roms of choice for their updates.

Talk about bugs in General please ;)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theimpaler747:
Please post in the correct section. Moved to Q&A.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geoffcorey:
what does this (and epic 4g modem) have to do with a vibrant phone?
[Off-topic] ipeench:
Screen shot taken from episode 8 of The Cape called "The Lich (Part 2)"
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rshannon:
I've had my incredible for a couple months now but recently my phone wouldn't connect to my home wifi and I can't figure out why. All my other devices connect fine but my phone won't. I tried restarting my phone and I also reset my router but neither worked. any input would be appreciated
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
Try forgetting the network (on the phone) and set it up again. Absent that, are you using a different kernel than when it worked issue free? Any new or additional devices on the network? Assuming network is password protected. What OS controls the pc in the network, and did that get a recent update?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rshannon:
I tried forgetting the network and it works on my kernel, lou's #9. there are no new devices and my desktop running Windows XP and my laptop running Windows 7 both are on the network but i dont think either had an update. When i came home today it connected tho, but this has happened before it always disconnects at some random time and won't reconnect again so idk
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
I have to toggle airplane mode on mine occasionally to reconnect, widespread thing.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] trevor4:
I've had the DAF WP7 rom for about a month now..works pretty great after doing some registry tweaks. Anyway, I've put together this ebook (.epub format) and emailed it to myself and downloaded the ebook attachment from my gmail, and I downloaded an ebook/epub reader (Freda) from the Marketplace to see if the format was correct--to test the epub on my HD2. But when I launched Freda, the only ebooks that are displayed in the Bookshelf are the ones that came with the app..

I looked around in Touchxplorer to see if I could find my epub so I could try to copy and paste it to the root folder to see if Freda would be able to then find and load them, but the only thing by way of an email attachment I was able to find was in this folder.. APPLICATION DATA/VOLATILE/EMAIL ATTACHMENTS .. but the attachments I had downloaded were displayed as .DAT files--I don't know what this means..data files?--anyway, they won't open and I doubt Freda could recognize them anyway, even if I were to copy and paste them in root folder..

Anybody have any idea how I can find the files I've downloaded from my email as attachments? I noticed the first day I flashed the rom that the Storage Card in Touchxplorer wasn't a folder but just a file (I think it's a .DAT file also), so I guess the 16GB card I have in the phone is pretty useless? That sucks, but I at least want to be able to download files (besides pictures, those work fine) and be able to access them.

Thanks!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] hinds:
Generally the emailing of an attachment will only work if you can open the attachment in a WP7 application like Adobe or Excel. I have found that once downloaded and opened the file is visible and available from the application. For example, if you email a pdf file and open it, it is available when you open Acrobat, even after you delete the email.

For a file that cannot be directly run by a WP7 application, you are out of luck using email because it cannot be opened and there is no option to save it.

You might find some useful insights here:

http://www.wpcentral.com/sideloading-ebooks-now-possible-htc-windows-phones-homebrew
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] stepthehen:
Freda

Maybe send the .epub to Freda for publishing and download it from the catalogue.

Or find the source code for Freda (it's out there somewhere) and use that to modify either your file or the program???

I'm not sure TouchXplorer (in WP7) sees any SD Card in any other way than a .dat file.

According to all the posts and literature the SD Card and the internal memory in WP7 at least, are in practice one and the same.

>Settings>about, to see how much Available Storage you have. Anything resembling a figure near to your SD Capacity means the SD Card is working and being read as expected by WP7.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] trevor4:
I think that this might be the only way I can go.. I just want to load up my epub so I can preview the formatting and layout and make sure everything looks okay.

Thanks for the link!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] trevor4:
Not sure if I'd be able to modify the Freda source code, or even to what end.. I got this XAP (don't remember what it's called just now) and on the opening page it had a lot of info about my device and the amount of free storage was around 12 or 13 GB, so I think that the ROM is using my SD card.. ah well, these ROMs are pretty new and I'm sure the devs will really surprise us with the features they can implement.

Thanks for the info buddy..
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] bleui:
could you just rename the file type from DAT to epub? that's what I do when I want to read mobi on kindle app
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Jim Chapman:
To get an EPUB onto your phone for reading with Freda, put the EPUB into a DropBox folder, an OPDS catalog (for instance by running Calibre on your PC), or onto a web-site. Freda can fetch EPUB files from any of those locations.
[Vibrant General] XPLANE9:
PLEASE DO NOT START A FLAME WAR!

As you can tell from my sig, I have recently acquired a new HD2, flashed and ready with the Windows Phone 7 OS, in addition to my Samsung Vibrant. I will try my best to provide an accurate comparison of WP7 vs Android from an unbiased standpoint, as I show equal likes and dislikes with both OSes and phones. Keep in mind I have a class 6 sd card in the hd2 so it should be just as fast if not faster than the HD7.

Navigation Efficiency/ Smoothness: I must say at first glance, WP7 may seem like a true winner with its GPU accelerated animations and scrolling, both of which are butter smooth. The flips and backflips of screens and icons is nice, as is the rotation swirl, and adds that bit of polish lacking in Android. However, if you look past the animations, you may realize that the Vibrant (modded), does open apps just a bit faster than WP7. The key to WP7 is the eye candy, those animations decrease the delay you may otherwise see with Android phones lacking fancy animation, turn off the animations on both and the Android device will likely open the app first, whether it be browser, Gmail, calculator, calender, etc.

Apps: Android, no doubt. The WP7 app store is sorely lacking apart from a few high quality games and apps such as Netflix. Sure, streaming movies is fun, but what about everything else? Not to mention, the WP7 marketplace strangely lacks a search feature, or just that I didn't dig deep enough.

Browsing: This is really half and half. Smoothness wise, WP7 is a winner with the GPU acceleration, again glass smooth. Page rendering such as Engadget had similar times, with non flash pages the HD2 won easily, but with flash turned off on both, I must say the Vibrant won. Both were connected to wifi at my house, with the Vibrant being 2-3 seconds ahead without flash. At times I question the use of flash on a device lacking hardware acceleration, but then again those white spots on screens where a occasional youtube video shows up on the HD2 is equally if not more annoying than the choppy Android browser. In the end, if you enjoy smoothness and text reading, and perhaps a bit of speed due to the lack of flash, the GPU accelerated WP7 browser will do you well, but if you prefer functionality and watching videos, go with Android 2.2.

I cannot provide information on camera quality due to having an HD2 hacked WP7.

The music player on WP7 is about the same in functionality as the Touchwiz version.

I will gladly provide more information if you need. Remember to click thanks if I helped.
[Vibrant General] sgtmedeiros:
I had an hd7,

Wp7 is smoother and more eye candy and better core functions.

Android has apps and open source support.
[Vibrant General] XPLANE9:
I appreciate an actual HD7 owner coming in to improve my points.

And as to the transition animations, it is very likely that those are completely controlled by the gpu while the cpu is controlling the app openings and lifecycles. I seriously doubt that WP7 opens apps instantaneously, instead separating the gpu and cpu tasks for smooth animation while the cpu opens the app.

The Touchwiz music player is similar to that of the IPhone, which is comparable to Zune. I meant comparable, but Zune is milestone above that of the stock android music interface.

Camera on the HD2 really is a meh. Flash pics get overblown due to the dual flash and the pics are a bit grainy even with the replacement ShCameraApp. Most probably software issues, but the HD7 uses the same or similar hardware camera.

The IE browser really is just smoother than the android browser. You won't mind the lack of flash until you come across an embedded youtube video on a page with a black spot.

After the initial surprise by the smoothness of WP7, the lists and tiles do get a little boring.

The thing that bothers me the most is the need for zune to do everything from load pics and videos, to albums and anything onto the phone. Not that zune is bad, but it just hinders an otherwise easy drag and drop.

The HD2 is a keeper for me due to the solid metal and rubber build and its ability to run 4 OSes, 3 natively or almost natively (android, winmo, wp7, and hopefully meego). Plus I got it free from the Executive Response Team, no contract extension either (don't ask, long story).

And N8ter, I was not directly comparing WP7 to the Vibrant since I came from a Nexus One, but gave it up due to several power button failures and screen burn ins.
[Vibrant General] sgtmedeiros:
Yes the hd2 is the dev device of the century, the hd7 is just a slick version of it with a kickstand.

I loved the wp7 everything about it I just couldn't deal with lack of good app support.

It just works, well. No roms or anything needed.

That being said android has more possibilities and capabilities and of course dev support
[Vibrant General] intruda119:
Android is the new windows mobile in my eyes. It has better marketing but the same problems with wm are still present. Lack of manufactures support, drivers for custom roms, and mostly manufactors adding there crapware on top of a great os.

I personally needed a break from Android and specifically the vibrant. I was constantly trying to fix problems. I think Android needs to set some rules/guidelines for OEMs that have the resources to put out great product. Open source is great for the community but letting companies put out crap with googles Android written crossed it.

I too tried wp7 on my hd2 and was surprised at the user interface. Almost lag free device, and no need to change SMS, browser, music player etc. Everything works great out of the box besides YouTube. I've only installed slacker, flashlight, wp7 tapatalk, news/ RSS reader, Google voice and that's about it.

I will be back to Android later in the year but for now I just need something that works. With me bring a heavy user I was able to get thru a full day on a single charge.

I will miss my screen a little, my torrent app, and my remote desktop app. Out of all the apps in Android maybe 20 apps were useful to me besides pulling out the ruler vs my friends.

Zune computer software is great. Syncs extremely fast and haven't had a problem yet. No more fighting with my external sd.

Things that are important to me:

Browser

Music

Google voice

Text and email

Little facebook/twitter.

Battery life.

A couple snap shots occasionally

Wp7 does these with no problem.

Sent from my HD7 using Board Express
[Vibrant General] oka1:
Kinda funny comparing a HD7 to a vibrant. Consider the Vibrant is now 9 months on the market and older tech than the HD7 2 months on the market.

So, The only things I have seen that i would like on the Android platform that the HD7 has over Vibrant

1. A better voice command

2. Flash on the camera

3. More user friendly custom contact menu (add custom ringtones and pics)

4. The Browser revised to integrate flash better.

5. Improve on the sound by adding a onboard equalizer.

That would make the phone alot more ZAPPY..... The S2 maybe ?
[Vibrant General] N8ter:
The HD7 is using HD2/Nexus One-level hardware. So the hardware is really like 6 months older than what's in the Vibrant. I have no clue how you can say the Vibrant has older tech than the HD7...

The S2 will be snappier than the Vibrant, but most likely because in typical Android OEM fashion, they will just throw hardware at it.

If the ATRIX 4G is any indicator, I don't expect this hardware to make too much of an impact. I think as time goes on Android's performance issues will start to work against it.

It's getting harder and harder to find a performant device and people make fun of Android because it is universally known as a laggy smartphone OS (check out BB or iOS forums, among others, and see).
[Windows Phone 7 General] sure haven't:
Just got a notice from my Zune software: "there's an update available for your phone"

But it said first you have to update your Zune software. So the Zune update just installed, I go to "update" and there it is. "an update is available for your phone".

...it's installing now??? Is this the "update"??
[Windows Phone 7 General] sure haven't:
Just saw the posted thread about it. My apologies, mods feel free to delete this thread.
[General Questions and Answers] convicted85:
Have both batteries and cannot figure out what the differences are. If anyone would feel inclined to use a resource that I dont have access to, to figure this out please do. I searched all over the internet and cannot seem to find an answer. Thanks in advance! :cool:
[General Questions and Answers] convicted85:
Any idea?:confused::confused:
[General Questions and Answers] convicted85:
Bump! :confused: :confused:
[General Questions and Answers] convicted85:
Bump! Still cant figure it out
[General Questions and Answers] herrickwith:
Go here to look
[General Questions and Answers] convicted85:
go where???
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rixanu:
Hi all, I'm thinking of rooting and possibly installing Cyanogenmod on my Incredible. I just had a few questions before starting, and would really appreciate some help. I'm planning on using unrevoked3.

1. I've seen a few warning messages in some tutorials I've read involving the type of screen on the phone, but I'm short on specifics of the dangers. How can a find out whether I have a AMOLED or SLCD screen, and what are the precautions involved with the rooting/installing Cyanogenmod for each type?

2. When installing Cyangenmod, will my texts, contacts, settings, apps, etc. be wiped? It it right that most of these can be backed up with Titanium Backup or other apps? Will I have to re-purchase any paid apps? Can I just restore backups, or do I need to re-download?

3. If for any reason I'd like to return to the stock HTC ROM, is that possible? How? Is this done with Nandroid backups? Is there a way to reset to defaults?

4. Is there any compelling reason to purchase ROM Manager and Titanium Backup, or will I be fine with the free versions?

5. Is flashing the radio necessary at any point in rooting or installing Cyanogenmod? (I am most unfamiliar with this topic)

More questions may follow. Thanks, and sorry if I'm being a nuisance.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
Responses/opinions are below your questions, in blue.

No nuisance worries. ALL of us were asking the same/similar questions at one point; knowledge sharing is the embodiment of the open-source community.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rixanu:
Thanks for the useful information. Another question, hopefully someone can respond to this one quickly. I went ahead and started rooting, and unrevoked has just been sitting there saying Pushing Recovery... (3575808 bytes) for the past 10 minutes, at least. Nothing is happening to my phone, it's acting normal. Is the process supposed to be so slow? I've installed the proper drivers.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
That is normal.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rixanu:
Wow, that was quicker than I expected. Thanks a bunch!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kidhudi:
are you rooted?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rixanu:
Nope. Still "Pushing Revovery". Hopefully this is still normal...if not could someone let me know what to do?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] runagt2:
Just want to say it's better not to pay for ROM Manager in my opinion. I do have the premium license and it is handy for CM7 nightly downloads, but I don't even use if for that purpose any more. Other than that it doesn't offer any advantages, as it still requires you to perform certain functions manually.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
^^^^^^ +1 on that - there used to be more stuff in the premium section, now it's just CM. So if you want CM nightlys, go for it, else stick to the free version.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rixanu:
Duly noted, thanks. BTW, that root yesterday went nowhere. I closed up unrevoked and unplugged my phone, it seems fine. I'm gonna try again when I get some time, but does anyone know what might have happened? It never got past that pushing recovery stage.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezegm:
so i just rooted my phone...im a noob and i was just asking which cyanogenmod should i install? the stable 6 or the 7 rc?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
Depends of if you want leading/bleeding edge stuff - CM7 release candidate, or a stable version.

As a first ROM other than stock, you gotta choose whether you want solid/smooth and issue-free, or participate in the things that come with a release candidate.

My opinion - gingerbread is not all that compared to what we have now - but that's just my opinion.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ezegm:
I have another question. Which Rom has the most stable and mostly stock HTC sense 2.0 found in the desire z or desire hd/inspire 4g? I really am liking sense and I tried out the cm7 rc, it was good but I had some problems like when I install an app for the first time, it force closes unless I uninstall and install again. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, let me know. I'm willing to try out other Roms but I wanna be safe and not do much.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
Try IncRom - stable, fast, insane battery life. For a more tricked out Sense Rom, try Incredibly Reengineered.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] POQbum:
Sky Raider 3.5 is an excellent Sense ROM as well.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=764787
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sunder74:
Warm Z is a good choice as well.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rixanu:
Okay, I need help. Every time I try to run unrevoked it's either communications with phone unexpectedly interrupted or failed to push recovery image. I installed the HBOOT drivers and I'm 99.9% positive I never installed HTC sync. Any ideas?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
Are you connected to PC with the original USB cable? Some aftermarket cables don't work well communicating w/ PC, and are said to only charge but not transmit data.

Is there a one-click UnrEVOked out now? Think I saw that somewhere....

Other guides:

http://jonsuh.com/2010/11/root-your-droid-incredible-how-to/

http://dougpiston.com/?p=29

Edit: SD card has ample room, and is formatted FAT32, yes?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rixanu:
Yeah, I'm using the original, with charge only and USB debugging. I should mention that these errors happen the instant I plug my phone in. However, I do notice that "CD Drive (E:) Verizon Mobile" and two inaccessible F and G (which would normally be the internal storage and the SD card when set to disk drive) drives appear under my computer when I plug the phone in on charge only. Could this have anything to do with it?

The only versions of unrevoked I know of are unrevoked3, which roots and flashes Clockworkmod recovery as soon as you plug in your phone with the program open. There's also unrevoked forever which sets your security to S-OFF, but I'm pretty sure that's not what I'm looking for.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
Stock unrooted ROM, getting errors on USB plugin? That may be something else.

For context, the version of unrevoked that's out does S-OFF automatically, users get no choice in that. Make sure you follow the steps in the guide(s) -

It sounds like you may have a toggle yet to click on the device so it's not giving you wonky errors on plugin - the guide(s) will tell you what needs doing.

Edit: There shouldn't be any popup prompts for Verizon Mobile when you plug the device into the USB when connected to PC.

Also, the elements of unrevoked must be unzipped, and they don't execute until you click on them - after device is successfully connected to PC.

The step-by-step guides should fix you up.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rixanu:
Thanks, I'll try later today when I get some time. After looking at the guides it seems I need to uninstall Dropbox and/or run unrevoked before plugging in my phone. Hopefully that works. I'm not sure what I can do about the Verizon Mobile thing, though. It's been doing that for as long as I can remember, charge only or not.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smtom:
Interesting twist on dropbox...

I don't specifically recall the order of steps, but sure thought the phone had to be connected before you launch the unrevoked exploit.

Don't forget the unrevoked stuff must be unzipped, and correct exploit file clicked to launch the root process.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rixanu:
Haha, sorry, I guess I can't type today. I meant to say run unrevoked after plugging in the phone. I already tried unzipping it last night, and I still got the errors, so hopefully the remaining issues are Dropbox and the order of events.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Graydon1:
Make sure you have the right drivers and they're downloaded correctly.