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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Bazzz66:
Hi Guys,

Stupid question probably, but I could not find a clear answer (you will bump me now with several links :confused:).

I have win 6.5 on my HD2, I’am running Darkstones RAM Android build.

I want to experiment some more, but at this moment I boot my WM6.5 and then run Haret to get to Android.

What does change in this process when I install MAGDLR 1.13?

As far as I read about it , it is an additional step in the booting sequence that you can activate by holding the volume down button.

Does it mean when I do “nothing” on a reboot, my WM6.5 starts and I can still go to haret to start android and…

When I hold the volume down I can start android directly from MAGDLR (..to SD)

Thanx for some clarification
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] WarlockW:
No .. IF YOU INSTALL OF MAGLDR And ClockworkMod Recovery ..

You Will NOT Have WM6.5 Anymore !

It Replaces WM6.5 .. You Will no longer be able to duel-boot WM6.5 and Android.

Install MAGLDR And ClockworkMod Recovery and android ...

When Your Phone boots .. It Will Automatically Run Android.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Bazzz66:
Thank you, that was all I needed to know.

Now I can start reading if I do this how I get back :)

Regards
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drock617:
ok calling all devs lol, coming from cm i would have to say the thing i miss most is the DSP Manager. now is there anyway to get that working on other roms?

i know this is not the right section but i figured i have the best shot of having a dev coming a crossed it

or for that matter anyone know a similar app like this? i know power amp has one built in but i prefer double twist layout much more.

Thank you-Danny
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MorphiusFaydal:
CyanogenMod is being ported to the Vibrant - http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...7-for-samsung-galaxy-s-phones-build-20110304/

It's still very much in testing, but you can definitely install it. I'm using it as my daily driver on my Vibrant.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Master&Slave™:
wont work with bionix or any other no CM ROM I tried
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dasunsrule32:
That's because the changes required for it are at a framework level. Its not just the app itself. ;)

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomasitoc:
I am also interested with the DSP manager
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cezzarmicu:
+1 for DSP manager.

I came from HTC HD2 and that phone was slick as far as ROM development goes. I was able to easily install and make DSP manager work by installing the apk and by replacing the libaudioflinger.so with the one that came with it. I was able to do it with every ROM I tried with the phone (android 2.2, 2.2.1, and 2.3 builds).

It is a whole different story with the samsung vibrant thought. I tried doing the steps I did with the HD2 and I got into a bootloop so I didn't try doing it again :D
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drock617:
lol yeah i tried the same thing and it got me into a bootloop too
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomasitoc:
bootloop for me too
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] decatursloth:
so no luck?
[LG Optimus 3D] svetius:
Accessory thread! This is a placeholder.
[LG Optimus 3D] svetius:
This is for Android dev!
[LG Optimus 3D] svetius:
For the LG Optimus 3D
[Nexus One General] meteora:
Hi all

is there a way to map the power button

long press

functionality to a power control button or a simple widget on the home screen?

u know i usually don't touch power button to prevent it from getting broken; but now in CM7 the long press opens a box to choose the user profiles, and i need to have that option

thanks in advance
[G Tablet General] Roadzero:
Sorry can't post in dev section yet but drod was nice enough to let me get my hands on cyanogen mod 7 release candidate 2 and said I could share. This is not an official release and not supported yet. To flash place zip on internal sd boot in clockwork wipe data and install zip.

I used clockwork .08

Update: fix for internal sd problem

Credit goes to drod2169

Updated Install

www.mediafire.com/?usumbwxusn8vnzj

Here is a link to the gapps for Gingerbread that gives full market out of the box

I installed the rom first and let it boot up then went back in clockwork and installed gapps. Don't know if it matters.

http://goo-inside.me/gapps/latest/7/universal/
[G Tablet General] pyroboy1080:
When you say the internal SD doesn't work, do you mean it doesn't show up at all? Or could it possibly be /mnt/emmc?
[G Tablet General] qubz:
Anyone tried this yet?
[G Tablet General] P00r:
Went thru the archive, seem genuine, I may give it a try later, I'll post mileage...
[G Tablet General] manfly9884:
Lets make this easy: http://www.mediafire.com/?wxbtl23g46vxvho
[G Tablet General] dezufnoC:
Up and running as I type. Looks really nice. Put soft buttons on status bar which will help me at night not having to feel for the home and back buttons on the side since they don't illuminate. Market is full and working quite nicely as it backed up all of my purchases and dl's right away.

Only thing not working for me so far is the docking station. Still a nogo. Just came off of bitrix to try this......

Well done!!!
[G Tablet General] P00r:
FruitLoop here, even after wipe... curious... retrying...

Tried wipe, removing SDHC cart, reflash still a FruitLoop oh weel back to

my trial of Calkulin's G-Tab v1.0 [ 3991 l Battery Saver script w/ Profiles

which boot...
[G Tablet General] Roadzero:
Odd it worked fine for me coming out of vegan 5.1.1 just by wiping data. you could try wiping system or re downloading the zip
[G Tablet General] tomgillotti:
Where is the recovery folder? I downloaded the update...... .zip folder and it wouldn't load the rom, CWmod said it was "bad"
[G Tablet General] Roadzero:
What version clockwork are you using? I used .08
[G Tablet General] gunkle:
Installed this last night from a link he sent on twitter. Think its the same version. Only issue i see so far is my sdcard is not showing up. I get sdcard for internal memory but not for my actual card. A message comes up when I insert it saying that one was inserted then it says its safe to remove. Not sure how to mount it. I don't see it in /mnt either.
[G Tablet General] gunkle:
Calkulin has a nice format all zip (see first post here)that you flash like a rom before flashing a new rom. works good only 1 step instead of many. only thing it doesn't seem to format is Delvik so that has to be done manually but it cuts out a few steps in the rom prep work.
[G Tablet General] qubz:
This rom has the same shape icons in the right corner as the vegan roms and the same notification icons as cm rc2. The mounts are sdcard and emmc for external. The res has been changed so some apps wont scale properly. If it wasn't for that I would have kept using it because I prefer the minimal notification icons compared to vegans experimental new icons.
[G Tablet General] gunkle:
On my tab the internal storage is mapped to /sdcard while /emmc is empty. my external (actual) sdcard is nowhere to be found. settings-storage shows the sdcard as having 13.07gb total. my actual sd card is 4gb so this is confirming its actually the internal memory. All the Vegan roms showed my sdcard as mounted at /sdcard2. was just curious as to how I should go about mounting my sdcard so i can access it? I have no issues with this memory mounting setup just curious how to get my card to be mounted. Can i type something in a terminal to mount it?

I realize that the vegan series is a moddified version of cm and this is an attempt to be true cm tweaked to run on our tabs and that some things are gonna be different. So if I am missing something with the sdcard mounting please let me know. I think Drod2169 does great work and have loved rubix on my X for months now.
[G Tablet General] dezufnoC:
I jumped on this rom from Bitrix and my sd card reads exactly the same as it did before as sdcard while my internal is emmc. It seems as if it's not liking the change from your previous association to this new association of internal/external storage. Were you using a pre-Gingerbread rom before? If so check out this link for the association of storage files...this may help

I also use rootexplorer and have no problems accessing/copying/moving files etc.
[G Tablet General] gunkle:
I was on Calkuins beta, then wiped and installed vegan ginger experimental 3/8/11. After it started and loaded apps from market Drod2169 sent me a link to this one on twitter so I wiped and installed this. Maybe that the kernel didn't install right our something.will try to redownload and try again.
[G Tablet General] adampdx:
Unofficial? So it isn't really Cyanogen 7 RC 2 then. Just saying.
[G Tablet General] Roadzero:
It is cm 7 rc2 I say unofficial release because it may be changed slightly before they officially announce its release. If you don't want it you don't have to use it, I just thought I would post it for people that do.
[G Tablet General] gunkle:
So. It turns out that if I knew how to read I could have fixed my problem a while ago. The first post says right on it that it was updated to fix sdcard problem. The version I had was from before this "fix". Downloaded updated one and installed. All is well. Market seem good so far all items are mounting speed seems good. Don't use youtube so cant comment on video but flash works on the sites i've tried it on. Thanks Drod2169 for giving us some more of your time.
[G Tablet General] lordgodgeneral:
I'm curious as I've ran bittrix's unofficial and several of gojimi's Ginger vegan. Do installed apps show up on the market under My Apps? On every other Ginger rom I've tried, Market-My Apps just shows nothing. Love gingerbread but it makes it a pain trying to keep apps up to date. Also does purchasing work, or does vending FC when trying to?

Thanks
[G Tablet General] gunkle:
Haven't tried purchasing but apps do show in my apps. At the moment.
[G Tablet General] y2k-inc:
tested briefly, working and looking good ... but will wait for the Official Release to be sure :)
[G Tablet General] althehokie:
Anybody know how to lose the cell strength reception bars in the top notification bar? I know it would do-able back in earlier 6.x CMs in CM settings, but I don't see the option any longer.
[G Tablet General] manfly9884:
Use beautiful widget's airplane mode toggle, widget
[G Tablet General] althehokie:
Doesnt that drop all data, including wifi. I just want to rid the phone reception bars (and keep wifi intact).
[G Tablet General] manfly9884:
Reactivate wifi and you are good to go.
[G Tablet General] manfly9884:
No offence directed at anyone, but why is this thread still in general and not in development?
[G Tablet General] Roadzero:
I could not post in the Dev forum yet that is why it is not there. Please move if you can
[G Tablet General] Blades:
Is this off the latest repo or does it include changes that are not yet commited?
[G Tablet General] adampdx:
OK thanks for the clarification. I didn't mean to offend, I just hadn't seen a post about it on the Cyanogen forums.
[G Tablet General] alemondemon:
I installed gapps from the link in your original post but I do not see any of the google apps at all (this includes the market) - what am I doing wrong? I rebooted, and nothing.

Also, after I restart my tab it gets stuck on the screen that says "ANDROID" indefinitely until I flash the same rom again, or flash something else. It won't turn on. So, the tab will turn on once, and then it won't turn on again.

What exactly is going on here?
[G Tablet General] Roadzero:
The exact steps I took (i take with evey rom just I'm case)

Wipe data and cache

Go to mounts and storage

Format system

Mount data and mount system

Go back

Install rom from sd

Wipe data and cache again

Let system boot once

Reboot into recovery

Install gapps

Reboot

Don't know if all steps are required but it worked for me., you could always try nvflash.
[G Tablet General] pagantek:
Have you tried Calkulin's G-Tab v1.1? If your steps worked on that, i might try it again. All I would get is a bootloop to recovery after installing it. If your steps worked for you, I will try it.
[G Tablet General] Roadzero:
Nope have not tried that one.
[G Tablet General] pagantek:
Shucks. oh well, i'll keep investigating. I'm hoping to see 5.0.0 in an easier to install version. Thanks for the reply though.
[G Tablet General] manfly9884:
Any updates to this ROM? Really loving it. It has been very smooth so far, and almost all my apps are working as they should.

A big thanks to all involved.
[G Tablet General] RojasTKD:
Gave this ROM a try. It was very good, it's the only ROM I've tried that allowed Google Earth to work.

One major problem for me. My MicroSD card can't be found. I have all my pictures and movies on the card. Also my USB seem to only be read if I boot the tablet with it already incerted. If not for this I would be rocking this ROM for a bit.

I'm gonna give Vegan-Tab GingerEdition a try.
[G Tablet General] thebadfrog:
This is the same as Gojimis experimental Gingerbread rom. He builds from cm source and the notification soft buttons are his. I doubt you will see official cm roms here unless they are linked from cyanogen forum. If you dont see a a rom for the gpad on cyangens website then it isnt official.
[G Tablet General] Coldfirex:
Is this much different from this? (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=962636)
[G Tablet General] manfly9884:
Same here. Its back gojimi experimentals for me.
[G Tablet General] y2k-inc:
to the OP, do you have any update on this ROM?

thx
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcalhoun:
Am I missing something or is the Chevron unlock a useless item now? If I have a new WP7 fully updated is there any hope of unlocking it at present? I am too used to Android already so it's going to kill me if this thing can't be hacked and I get put back in the corporate cage.

Please advise on any opportunities.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FunkTrooper:
What phone do you have? If it's an LG, you can use the built in secret MFG app to modify the registry, and enable the developer unlock. (Which is all that Chevron does anyway).

If not... you may be able to downgrade. You can certainly downgrad the LG Optimus 7 by downloading the original ROM and installing using some whacky LG-specific 'modem' software.

I'm not sure what other options you have.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prjkthack:
Basically, if you have the latest WP7 updates applied, there is no known method to unlock your device.

Someone will surely figure out how to crack it open again, but right now, there is nothing.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcalhoun:
Thanks folks, It's hard as hell going from a Moto Droid that's wide open to this wanna be Apple device. Feels like being put in prison. I'll wait patiently for a fix...well maybe not patiently but wait none-the-less. LOL
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sure haven't:
(DISREGARD THE "THANKS", I MEANT TO HIT QUOTE)

So why don't you take it back or sell it and stop *****ing like a 4 year old?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] efjay:
Didnt you just claim here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=986628that WP7 is a joke? Really, for someone who claims android is so superior how hard can it be to take the WP7 device you dont like back to the store you got it from and get a device you actually like and NOT troll on the WP7 forums?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vetvito:
What a way to sell another OS.

No help, support or anything. WP7 police in full force.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] efjay:
Someone posting claiming that using WP7 is like being in prison (not to mention creating another thread to bash WP7) doesnt really come across as someone looking for help. Is it really that hard to just move on from an OS you tried and didnt like, is there an unspoken rule that says you have to bash WP7?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcalhoun:
Dang, sorry to get you MS fans ruffled. I really didn't mean to honestly. I didn't know that only certain people are entitled to an opinion here.

I got this particular phone because I work in a location where I KNOW for certain gets good reception. I'd have rather had an Android phone but didn't want to chance getting one that didn't have the same reception in that geographical area. Some phones radios are just stronger than others.

It'll do for making calls, texting and checking emails in a pinch. I truly didn't realize that the platform was wrapped up so tightly before I got it. If you've ever had an Android phone you should understand the shock factor after switching.

I still have my Droid and will use it primarily. I'll just keep the WP7 to use like the "may-pop" spare tire on a car until a way to unlock it again comes available.

Edit: And as for my other post that was linked...I am too used to reading in the other forum and not the WP7 section that I kinda forgot where I was. Apologies for that. Some of the issues folks need to know about before purchasing the devices though.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sure haven't:
Grow a brain, look into what you are buying next time you purchase anything.

And you didn't get "us MS fanbois ruffled durr", you walked into a forum of people who enjoy a particular device and trash-talked it instead of being mature.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcalhoun:
At least I haven't stooped low enough to resort to personal insults. I'm 40 years old, I have kids older than you. Drop it.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sure haven't:
You had kids when you were 9?

I'll be honest, I thought you were 15 or so by your posting style.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcalhoun:
Took a while but I got this one to side load apps. So it's still able to be unlocked as of now. I did install the Chevron .cert, used LGM to dev unlock, had to change my USB setting to QC Composite I think. Still looking to see what's out and available for it.

Would love a way to bluetooth files over to it. Or Dropbox.
[G Tablet Accessories] it2steve:
Just wanted to touch base to see if there potentially may be any interest in something like this? I have one on the way for review and to see if they even work with our gTab. Rumor was the price point was going to be around $20 - $25.

When I get it tested I will post the findings and see what you guys think!

[EDIT] - so far I can't get it to work. I've tried just throwing it in while it's on as well as having it powered down (like the dock) to allow the DNS to propagate. No dice so far. I'll check with the supplier to see if there is an app to make it work.
[G Tablet Accessories] ensign.fodder:
Interested in outcome but not really looking to buy. WiFi is solid enough and with existing dock if I need LAN (haven't yet) I have it along with the HDMI and other.

Thanks!
[G Tablet Accessories] shieb:
When would you use this?

I'm trying to imagine a time it would come in handy. Ideas?
[G Tablet Accessories] wasserkapf:
Maybe it uses a kernel module that isn't included in your kernel. I don't know what ROM/kernel you are using (I use stock), but possibly the pl2303 module. If you have a Linux PC handy, you can check for some info. Before plugging it into the Linux box, open a terminal and run this command:

tail -f /var/log/messages

Then plug it in, and see what it tells you. Use Ctrl + c to end it.

You can also check which modules are loaded with this command, new modules are at the top of the list:

lsmod

I also am not sure if I would ever use something like that. My ZT-180 came with something similar, but with a miniUSB end, and I have never found the need to even try it.
[G Tablet Accessories] it2steve:
I have an ubunu VM, I'll give that a try and keep you posted. Thanks!
[G Tablet Accessories] wasserkapf:
Where hardware is related, a VM may not give the needed results. That is because a VM may use it's own drivers.

If you have an Ubuntu installation CD, you can boot that as a live CD. It will run only on system memory, so it may be a bit laggy. That will work just like an installed Linux system.
[G Tablet Accessories] marc_spafford:
Any progress on this?

I am very interested to find a USB to ethernet adapter for my Gtab. I do a lot of networking with switchs and ISP providers. It would be awesome if this little USB device would work. Any updates?
[G Tablet Accessories] simon-edwards:
probably driver related

This looks like one of the adaptors that have been around for the Wii console for a while.

Clemsyn's kernel has a bunch of USB drivers added that are removed (or are back level) in the stock Viewsonic kernel. I suggest that you give it a go.

Pershoot's kernel is a more involved process to select the bits that you want. So I'd start by trying Clemsyn's first.
[G Tablet Accessories] goodintentions:
I have a dell laptop that I recently dropped. The wireless stopped working. Thankfully, everything else seems fine. I had to go out and buy a wireless usb adapter.
[G Tablet Accessories] huppo:
>>I have a dell laptop that I recently dropped. The wireless stopped working.

Did you pop open the panel on the bottom and check to see if the little wifi riser card didn't just pop out of its slot?

May not apply in your case, but sometimes the Modem/LAN/Wifi is on a little card that plugs into a header on the motherboard. There's usually an access panel on the bottom to get at it - check that it's properly seated and all connectors are secure, etc.

You can also usually swap them out if they die. Check Ebay.
[G Tablet Accessories] anjenaire:
I could see this being handy for a road warrier to watch streamed content in a hotel if he or she didn't want to bring the heavier dock along. Often time wifi is sketchy at best in some locations but many hotels were wired with CAT5 to each room and have a cord curled up in the desk. I often break out my CAT5 adapter to string two cords together so my laptop can rest on the bed and I have faster speeds (and frankly a more secure connection with my VPN) while resting against the many pillows. Beats sitting at the desk with the dock propped up.

Let us know how you make out getting this to work.
[G Tablet Accessories] sorheim:
Anyone get this to work? I just ordered a gtab and it would be great to have a wired ethernet port for configuring many of the network devices I deal with on a daily basis.
[G Tablet Accessories] it2steve:
I have not been able ot ge tthe one I have to work. I will contact the supplier to see if there is a particular that the Malata tabs are using
[G Tablet Accessories] wasserkapf:
Did you ever try it in Linux, like I suggested?

Not a Linux VM, but a real install of Linux.
[G Tablet Accessories] sorheim:
Thank you. I would really appreciate it.
[G Tablet Accessories] Metal_in_Silk:
You have to edit a file to enable the ethernet.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=886853

*Edit* My apologies. This is a fix for the Malata dock w/ethernet. No idea if it works for the adapter or not.
[G Tablet Accessories] lusitro:
Alternative usb/lan adapter

I found a USB/LAN adapter for android tablets on euogo dot com for $10. Do a search for this item number: TPGA-ULNA

If you do a google search, "usb to lan adapter for android", many other brands / models also appear.

Does anyone think any of them will work with the Gtab?

Considering the rumor that the dock may be discontinued and that an HDMI cable is on the way, a USB/LAN adapter for the Gtab would be easier to carry around than the dock / power adapter combo.

Warning: 1st time poster =

NOOB

. Pls. be kind.
[G Tablet Accessories] Linuxslate:
You may want to check my posts on making Ethernet on the Dock work. If the device works at all, it should be the same process.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14367749&postcount=41
[G Tablet Accessories] ideaman:
I could use this at work where they won't allow wireless connections.