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[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Coirpre:
hi everybody.

although this thread seems quite dead and in the wrong place anyways, i'll try asking my question here:

I would like to have the old keyboard from my arc on my SGS2. I have already done what is suggested in this thread. However, I can not install textinput-tng.apk. I get a "Application not installed" message.

So I transferred anything i could find in this /system Folder that seemed to have something to do with textinput to the respective folders on my phone. If the folder didn't exist, I created it. It had no effect for better or for worse.

Can anyone help me how to install the SE Stock textinput on my SGS2? I am running CM7.

Thanks in advance.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darioaquino:
hi bro, im looking for the same thing, id had a xperia x10, and i love the x10's keyboard, now, i have a i9100 phone, and in hate the keyboard, it havent "Ñ", im latinamerican. i need to know if you have a progress in your work. thank you,

ps. sorry for bad engish
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ArmorD:
Old thread, but BUMP!

Anyone have solution? I'd also like to have Xperia keyboard on my SGS2. Really love the keyboard. I've tried everything.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] RobvG:
When you upgrade to Android 2.3.3, also unlock the music enhancements immediately that come with this release! You can do so by installing the new MusicFX control panel from the Android Market (search for MusicFX).

It will enable the bass boost, equalizer, and 3D surround experience to the Android Music player! (and allow you to set it to your personal preferences)

Enjoy!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] DownloaderZ:
Their EULA

http://lifevibesfx.com/LifeVibesFX/EULA.html:

This application has access to the following:

Hardware controls:

change your audio settings

Your location:

coarse (network-based) location

Network communication:

full Internet access,

create Bluetooth connections
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Hollow.Droid:
Damn this actually works! The difference in quality is apparent immediately. Makes audio streamed to the dock sound great as well! :)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Leonid99:
Cool, thanks!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Jamin_1:
Thank you this is a cool new feature ;-)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] SiNJiN76:
Good...until you listen to your music through car stereo using bluetooth...Distortion Galore!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] are-red:
Thx for info
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] craigacgomez:
And another alternative... which does not collect usage statistics and works just great on 2.3 is Equalizer BETA, by Smart Android Apps, LLC...
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] lostyDE:
great app. thank you!

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] bais:
Could someone upload it here? I'm on 2.3 but I don't see it in the Market.

Thank you!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] twolves14:
Amazing when using headphones! Can clearly hear the improvement.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] got2best:
+1 for the app upload. Don't see it on the market.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ismael1987:
indeed. please upload the apk file of aplication
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] FrightenedByPenguins:
Awesome. Works brilliantly.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ismael1987:
please nobody can upload the apk?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Docmjldds:
How about using root explorer or some such and upload here as attachment. Not on market anymore :(
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Docmjldds:
OK Here it is

Since I used this app just a day ago and did a nandroid, I restored, found it and here you go. Attached is the apk. Goes in /data/app. I use root explorer typically. I have not tested if this will install using typical file manager click on the file. For those that install the manual method of adb or root explorer, typically reboot after the install to have it work. Also is screen shot for correct permissions. Enjoy.....:D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] jonesy420:
sweet thanks
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ismael1987:
thank you so much friend!!!!!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Docmjldds:
Just a reply back to all...thanks. Going to try to findo out why it was pulled from the market. It's a great app that does work well. I use powerAmp, which has an overkill equalizer, but listening with this minor plug in and it is really a nice addition, IMHO.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] lynkx:
Seems to be back in the market, just downloaded.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Chosen_on184:
cant locate on market nor can i push to phone ...:confused::(

could be that i am on 2.2 nw mind lol
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] ismael1987:
yes, froyo is not compatible with sound enhacements of gingerbread
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] jonesy420:
how is this different than the DSP manager?
[Nook Color General] gamer.pro.2000:
Alright guys. I'm about to buy a Nook Color, but I want to be able to flash something that's not stock onto it (aka, nookie froyo or similar). My question is what's the most stable rom out there for the nook color that has everything working (FM Radio/bluetooth is not a big deal). I see Cyanogen's nightlys are coming along nicely, but I fear the nightly's lack features and I can't find a simple change log or list of functional/not functional. I don't care if it crashes once and a while, as long as the hardware works. I've been looking at either nookie froyo or cyanogenmod nightlies. Whaddya think? :D
[Nook Color General] poofyhairguy:
I vote for this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=938200

1. Video works (unlike CM7 or HC)

2. Flash works (unlike stock)

3. Use the v.0.0.5 softkeys theme:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=944278

And its perfectly usable!
[Nook Color General] variable47:
Nookie Froyo 0.6.8 w/ the 1.1 GHz kernel is my daily driver now.
[Nook Color General] nytwok:
ditto, I tried nooter didn't like it. then flash with customized 0.6.8. couldn't be happier. exactly same froyo experiece as my desire leedroid, fast, stable.
[Nook Color General] barrist:
I think this is what i'm going with when my nook color arrives.

is it as easy as the instructions sound? burn the image to sd card boot into it and install? no need to root first?
[Nook Color General] cnuckols1:
Does the accelerometer work on nook froyo. I tried it on the SD card and it was not functional a while back.

Sent from my Nook color using the xda app.
[Nook Color General] onclebob:
poofyhairguy> what is the benefit of v.0.0.5 softkeys theme please? is it just cosmectic?

Using nookie froyo completly replace the original stock rom? if i had Market issue using stock 1.1 autonootered it save my searching time..
[Nook Color General] poofyhairguy:
No, its more than cosmetic. It puts a back button and a menu button on your status bar, like Honeycomb has. It really helps a lot considering the NC lacks those buttons.

If you use the eMMC version, yes.
[Nook Color General] onclebob:
So the idea is to install froyo in the first link (burning SD card with CWR, Etc...) then apply softkey theme? Using the same CWR i suppose?

"If you use the eMMC version" is the one on your first link?

Q: Do you have access to the NC internal memory as storage for video and music with froyo?
[Nook Color General] poofyhairguy:
No. Install Froyo, boot into it then use its Rom Manager to install the theme. Don't use the SD for the theme.
[Nook Color General] onclebob:
Thank you!

Froyo burned, let's go!

ps: about the theme, this can be uninstalled if i don't like?
[Nook Color General] Drjesus616:
hey guys, i have a question for you kind of in line with this one, which is why i didnt repost ...

my nook is still on 1.0.1 auto nooted ... and i havent done anything since it was really first available, like christmas time even i think ... is it worth updating autonooter and all that or just going with one of the previously mentioned froyo version on emmc ???

oh i have CWR too ... pushed from rom manager, but thats it ... thanks for any advice :)
[Nook Color General] virx14:
If you have a decent speed SD card, try a ROM bootable from SD card such as http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=922324 and see if you like it. Do not bother class 2 or class 4 cards - they are not fast enough in my experience which results in a lot of bugs such as wifi not working, random FC, etc.

I am personally very happy with CM7, but I am not watching videos on Nook.
[Nook Color General] onclebob:
about cm7, you can watch video using vitalplayer or vplayer no? just using the cpu horsepower?
[Nook Color General] onclebob:
grmph, all was working. Turn off the nook and now stuck on "touch the futur of reading screen".

boot on the recovery sd works, so if someone has an idea..
[Nook Color General] poofyhairguy:
Yep, you can use CPU decoding.
[Nook Color General] gamer.pro.2000:
Wow. Thanks guys. I plan on picking one of these buggers up today, since I just got my paycheck and also have some b-day money to spend ;) . Can't wait for Honeycomb to go open source so that it can be ported over without a bunch of ugly hacks and work-arounds. :D
[Nook Color General] barrist:
Can you format the SD (for storage of music, etc) with the Nook after Nookie Froyo eMMc installed?
[Nook Color General] poofyhairguy:
That is what I did.
[Nook Color General] jimmyz:
To solve try this- next time it happens turn off then when rebooting hold down power, n button and volume up- that should bring you to CWM- reboot from there- let me know if that works
[Nook Color General] onclebob:
Yeah that what i did to boot.

I updated to CWR 3.0.1 and now it seems to boot fine.

Thank you
[Nook Color General] :
CM7

I vote for Cyanogen Mod 7. Granted you can't watch Youtube videos in the actual YouTube app, but everything else is working great. It's become my daily driver. If you haven't given it a shot, give it a quick flash and play around with it for a day.

One thing I've started doing though is watching the change logs for the nightlies to make sure they are worth flashing. (ie. last night a bunch of language translation stuff changed...not worth a flash in that case)
[Nook Color General] dcsipe:
Thanks so much for this recommendation!!!! I played around with Autonooter, went back to stock, then tried this and LOVE the combination. The softkeys them is flipping killer!
[Nook Color General] dstrauss:
Here's the version of Android 2.2 I'm using (actually I'm on Rev 303 - don't know the differences in Rev 309):

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CY4JO1A9

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOypmSCEHbc

Apparently this guys is not real popular around here (and his request for $50 for the user manual to install is "steep"), but it has been rock solid and much more enjoyable than my first try of Autonooter only on the stock Android 2.1. Almost everything is working best I can tell.

I also found a very easy to follow tutorial on how to make Android market see all the apps in its catalog at this location (without having to get your hands dirty with command line goodness - guess I ran out of steam with that stuff in teh good old days of DOS batch files).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l-nySibzeA&feature=related
[Nook Color General] samuelhalff:
What a rip off..
[Nook Color General] Dadeeo:
"A fool and his money are soon parted".

So please send me $50 too, I can type you up some instructions, just let me know which forum posts to copy from...:D
[Nook Color General] evilPERSOn2009:
^I was thinking the same thing.:o

The rom itself is quite good. Definitely the fastest rom I've tried and I pretty much tried all the ones from here. I like that it doesn't have that annoying soft key found in 6.8.
[Nook Color General] evilPERSOn2009:
^^Ok, after a full day of testing it,Froyo 2.2 Rev 309 just became my favorite.:p
[Nook Color General] jimmyz:
Now that CM7 has bluetooth and video has it become the most stable/desirable ROM? It seems like it is getting a little more dev attention then froyo. i finally have froyo just where I want it but now Im wondering if I should move over to CM7?
[Nook Color General] jmgazer:
Format Microsd card

Probably should be in Dev. (I can't post there), but simple way to format a SD card with odd folders and usable capacity is use your camera to format it; it's dumb and gives you full capacity and no folders, my Canon uses FAT32.

Jim
[Nook Color General] robbyrobaz:
I've tried Nookie Froyo, Honeycomb v4 twice, and phiremod 4.1 and 5.1. I have to say Phiremod 5.1 is AWESOME! Super stable, everything works, no Force Closes, Youtube, Market, Wifi, all apps work great! Occasionally a motion game won't respond, but think that's with all ROMs. Oh, and it's on GINGERBREAD too!

Flashable zip is the easiest way to do it. I just make a bootable image of Clockworks, then put the zip file on the SD card, wipe data and system, then install from zip.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=11365605#post11365605
[Nook Color General] piercenkc:
There's no SD-only version of this, is there?

I'd like to leave the eMMC alone if possible. plus, if my wife wants it back stock, i want to be able to put it back that way.
[Nook Color General] chisleu:
There are simple instructions for restoring it to stock B&N rom, but it's not as simple as removing an SD card. Takes under an hour though.

Phiremod is a sexy version of CM7. For someone not interested in keeping up with CM7, it's very good.
[Nook Color General] jimmyz:
Im assuming that as long as I am using clockwork 3.0.1.0 I can flash between froyo and CM7 roms. I'm tempted to try CM7 but I finally have froyo perfect (VPN working etc)
[About XDA developers] GRZLA:
Was wondering what it takes to get a section for my device? There is a great deal of development on the LG Ally and I would love to have a section of my own to post to.
[About XDA developers] dotsoa:
I agree on an LG Ally section. The Ally has great dev's and i feel this device has more potential to expand even further in the dev world on xda. :D
[About XDA developers] giveitaway:
I support this idea.

Even though the Ally is older, and may not be up to par with some of the other phones we have here, there is a lot of development going on.
[About XDA developers] ally89:
I support the idea as well.
[About XDA developers] Goonie21:
I support the idea as well. The ally is a great little phone with great devs.
[About XDA developers] TheValk:
I too would like to see an Ally section.
[About XDA developers] Dougau:
I'd like to see a Ally section but realistically, isn't Verizon dropping Ally this month?
[About XDA developers] therealciviczc:
Agreed... there is a good community for ally development but no good home.
[About XDA developers] GRZLA:
We just want a section on XDA!
[About XDA developers] osiristhevirus29:
I myself don't use the ally anymore. However I think this is one of the best android forums out there. And I would love to see the LG ally get its own section. This is the ONLY forum I use and Its just amazing. The guys here and the collection of members and devs truly are remarkable.
[About XDA developers] Direblood:
I think it would be amazing if the LG Ally got its own section on XDA
[About XDA developers] odst0016:
I agree would be a great forum with loads of activity.
[About XDA developers] RageXicity:
I would like a Ally section as well!!
[About XDA developers] Naeem786:
i bought that phone not yet arived
[About XDA developers] TheEditor:
As an Ally owner and someone who has received great benefit from GRZLA's work and the work of others in the Ally community I 100% agree. We need an LG Ally forum on XDA.
[About XDA developers] Anseri:
I agree, xda needs an ally section. I love this website, but I stopped using it so much because xda does not support the ally.
[About XDA developers] death2all110:
i would also like to see an lg ally section.
[About XDA developers] dbooty:
+1
[About XDA developers] j2cool2012:
I, too would love to see an Ally section on XDA. Great things are coming from devs of this phone, and great things come out of this forum. A section for this device would be great. It may be old, but it's still a great phone! :-D
[About XDA developers] solo65impala:
An Ally section is needed. The device and developers deserve it:D
[About XDA developers] tron101:
+1 , with all the development going on for this phone im suprised its not on here? I would visit these forums more if it was ,because i plan on keeping this phone (ally) for as long as i can! I havent seen another phone I like more due to its compact size and physical key pad.....
[About XDA developers] lonewulf_ally:
I walked into verizon late last summer, purchased the LG Ally, the sales rep was talking about some xda web-site...I checked the site out, but my phone was not supported.

I think it would be GREAT if the ally was supported here!

I'd like to thank the Devs/Rom Chefs/Scripters for keeping my phone Alive, and Useable!
[About XDA developers] Afteraffekt:
The Ally has come a long way in development terms, and should be represented the same as other phones running Android, its a good decent phone, with alot of potential!
[About XDA developers] qipengart:
Agreed here. I just picked up one as well.
[About XDA developers] yohobojo:
+3000000. We definitenly need an Ally Section.
[About XDA developers] death2all110:
Mods, has this even been noticed by you guys yet? At least check out the ally section over at androidforums.com. I'm a developer for the ally on there. Please get us a section.
[About XDA developers] ccsoccer03:
+1 Please think about this seriously! We need your support to support us!
[About XDA developers] rosser725:
There really does need to be an LG Ally section on here
[About XDA developers] kfazz:
+1 for ally!
[About XDA developers] j0el1212:
i just bought a LG ally a month ago and just because its not a current phone doesn't mean it is useless!!! this phone is awesome and i'm going to be using it for a while!!

please please please create a section for us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[About XDA developers] delocated:
Adding to the list

I would also like to see a section for the ally. There are many talented developers for this device, and I think a section should be added for it.

- the.embeddedbsd.org
[About XDA developers] Photex:
Really would like an LG Ally section, I hate going to 2 separate sites for my Nook Color and LG Ally.
[About XDA developers] death2all110:
C'mon mods please show some support and help us help you make your community grow!
[About XDA developers] j2cool2012:
The Droid Eris has a section, and it is even more underpowered than this phone. The Ally's potential has not been fully realized because of a small development community. Don't get me wrong, there a bunch of GREAT devs that work on this phone (Trident, death2all110, GRZLA), but if it were to get a place on XDA, I'm sure development would increse multiple fold. All it needs is a start, and it will takke off from there. I know many people have the ally because it was a budget phone in its lifetime. Now it is EOL. And namy people still use it. Allowing its dev community to grow through XDA would allow this great phone to live on, just as the Eris has.:)
[About XDA developers] Corki2:
It should have a section here. It's a great phone with a lot of potential and some really talented developers.
[About XDA developers] TheValk:
Eh, I'm thinking Ally development is about done for now anyway.

Oh well, it had a good year(almost).
[About XDA developers] muhmax:
I like it.
[About XDA developers] yohobojo:
Yep. Even though, I would like the Ally to have its own place in xda. =P
[About XDA developers] qipengart:
I just switched to using this phone. :)
[About XDA developers] ifcslife:
I would like to see this as well. The ally has great potential.
[About XDA developers] Sub-Standard:
I'm using my wife's ally right now while my phone is charging. Has anyone emailed or pmed a moderator capable of creating new sections?
[About XDA developers] Sub-Standard:
Anyone want to help me???
[About XDA developers] ifcslife:
Disreguard this thread.. no longer needed.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] yinyiu:
How can i make a call on skype using a 3G phone( Sim vEx) in the US?

that because i just only can using wifi to make a call on skype in the US.

any other way can make my phone which can make a call on skype using 3G?
[G Tablet General] tlreed:
I had to flash my tab, long story, but I did a format, NVflash and started from total scratch! So I have now installed everything back per the instructions provided for each component, Vegan 5.1, Vegan5.1.1, flash, market fix and the new kernel 2.6.32.30. (Also tested with 32.29 kernel)

Issue -- Ever since I started from scratch TV Stream and TV.com show up in like a phone size screen. I have uninstalled flash, reinstalled it, cleared caches, wiped data, etc. etc..

Any ideas as to what is causing this or what I might look at to try and fix this? Something in build.prop perhaps?
[G Tablet General] WillieBH:
Try going to spare parts app and unchecking run in compatibility mode, then reboot. Worked for me with T.V.com
[G Tablet General] tlreed:
Must have tried that ten times today with three different kernels but read your post and figured I would try again. And it worked.. I think the issue must have been I was rebooting as opposed to powering down. Thanks.
[G Tablet General] mgrankin:
How do you get tv.com on the gtab, it will not load on mine from the market i get a message that it is not compatiable with my tab.
[Gen8 Android Development] jch0:
This is about the toolchain kindly posted by chulri in http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=891056 . Since I'm apparently not allowed to post in the devel forum (grr), I'm posting this here.

Chulri's instructions work fine, and I've successfully compiled me a kernel with IPv6 support -- thanks chulri. Beware, though, if building userspace binaries -- this toolchain does not create portable Android binaries.

Apparently there are two sets of Linux libraries available on Gen8 devices. The libraries in /lib and /usr/lib depend on uClibc, while the libraries in /system/lib depend on the usual Android "bionic" libc.

The toolchain posted by chulri builds against uClibc; binaries built that way will most likely not work on other Android devices, although they might work on uClibc-based Linux distributions (e.g. OpenWRT). In order to build binaries portable across Android devices, you'll want to use the toolchain included in Google's "Android NDK" (see the file docs/STANDALONE-TOOLCHAIN.html if you don't want to use Google's somewhat idiosyncratic build system).

Since chulri's toolchain is based on uClibc, most Unix utilities build out of the box. Typically, you just need to do:

cross ./configure --host armel-unknown-linux
make

(A side note -- Archos' libc is compiled with no IPv6 support, just like their kernel.)

Google's toolchain is more tricky, since it uses a non-standard libc. I've been fairly successful with variants of the following command-line:

make CC=$NDK/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.4.3/prebuilt/linux-x86/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-gcc CFLAGS="--sysroot $NDK/platforms/android-5/arch-arm -Os -mthumb"

--jch
[Gen8 Android Development] ExploreMN:
Wow does this ever seem appropriate for the development threads...
[Gen8 Android Development] onelikeseabass:
It sure does. Problem is you have to have ten posts before you can post in Dev sections. Real PITA for new users that aren't noobs.
[Gen8 Android Development] Mr. Clown:
Moved to android development
[G Tablet General] robelite:
I have a viewsonic g tablet Clockwork mod with TNT Lite 4.2.4. Every time I open the web browser and input anything with the keyboard the browser closes. Any ideas how to fix this. There are 3 keyboards listed in setting, an NI, Android and tap & tap. All other input works fine with other apps. Only the web browser closes on input. Please help. I can't figure this out. :(

Thanks
[G Tablet General] Mantara:
Stock browser? Try another browser and see if it happens in that too. If it does you may just want to re flash your rom. From experience 1 in 3 flashes wont be perfect and will have its own qwirks. From weird app ticks to random reboots and bricking. Always backup and always follow the propper flashing steps.
[G Tablet General] robelite:
Thanks for the reply. When reflashing is it best to do a wipe and clean reflash or is it ok to just overwrite? What is a good backup program for google store apps so that updates will be applied rather than just doing a sideload with the apk files.