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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
Okay, so when you boot, you get a boot loop. When you pull the battery, put it back in, hold voldown and power do you get to the bootloader? If so, most likely that you'll be able to recover. If you can get to the bootloader (which I think you can, because of the info you posted right about, doubt you have that memorized, lol) So it say's you're S-on. Were you rooted before? s off? I'm not sure if you can flash a custom recovery with s on, I don't think you can. You could try that first, try using the bootloader to flash the PC36IMG I attatched, it's amon ra's 2.3. If that doesn't work, try running a PC36IMG of the factory rom, and try to get back to stock. Or you could use an RUU. I wish you luck. Here's a link to all RUU's and PC36IMG's for the Evo

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=884060&highlight=hboot-0.97+ruu
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mhardman100:
I flashed a PC36IMG and it booted me into a stock, unrooted sprint rom but after I rebooted once the phone went black and vibrated 5 times. I tried to do it over againg it the screen just goes black when I try to reboot after flashing PC36IMG.
[HD7 General] cfcoleman:
Has anyone with an unlocked HTC HD7 on ATT recieved the pre NoDo update?
[HD7 General] Jonno2343:
I've got the T-Mobile HD7 unlocked as well, no update.

As far as I know, no HD7's from T-Mobile have the update. You're allowed to update the device without a sim card and so I don't think unlocking the phone makes a difference. It's all based on the IMEI which links the phone to the carriers in Microsoft's database.
[EVO 4G Accessories] AllanonMage:
From what I can tell, the placement of the connectors is about right (width), but I think one of the connectors is upside down if you compare the EVO USB/HDMI and the Atrix USB/HDMI, so I am not sure that it would fit.

Next step in my brainstorm would be to use extension cables to compensate for the twisted connector, and rig up a jig/adapter plate to securely hold the EVO onto the laptop dock.

Once the hardware could be connected, we have to deal with software, firmware, kernels and the like. I've seen that HDMI mirroring is mostly done, and I imagine that the Motorola webtop software will be hacked/ported or cloned at some point. Although, even just running the EVO on the main screen would be sweet enough for me (for now).

I would declare it cooler than sliced bread if I could use my EVO with the Atrix laptop dock, or had something similar for my EVO. (if I could just get HDMI in, I'd use an old laptop as a shell).

Thoughts and ideas?
[EVO 4G Accessories] ryohei47:
i seriously doubt it will work. although the microusb and hdmi might be the same, there is a lot on the software side that has to be done in order for the evo to work. its probably proprietary code, which wouldnt be a huge deal, but there wont be enough interest due to the fact the dock is 200 dollars. so it may be possible, but i wouldnt have my hopes up
[EVO 4G Accessories] AllanonMage:
I'm pretty stingy in general, although more liberal when it comes to technology and gadgets, and I don't feel that $200 would be wasted or expensive (more than that would quickly get too expensive though) on something like that. Maybe just because I have dreamed of doing something similar ever since I got my Sony u7 50p a few years back, but I still think it would be awesome!
[EVO 4G Accessories] Lokifish:
USB host and full HDMI out are mostly driver module issues and would be covered by GPL. As far as the UI,a launcher switch triggered by "Dock Mode" is already in place, it would just need an options pop-up to select which mode you wanted to use like the USB does when you connect to a PC. Something like And-Win home screen would work as a desktop UI to start. The only issue I see would be if there's a validation check from the lapdock or media dock.
[EVO 4G Accessories] AllanonMage:
Last I looked (a while ago) I could not find any mention of people using/turning on USB host support on an EVO. Do you know anything about that? I'm not sure what the GPL is though...
[EVO 4G Accessories] sitlet:
You woulld be much better off (and cheaper) to buy a 13inch monitor, connect hdmi from evo to monitor, and use the FullHDMI app, with a bluetooth keyboard of course.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Necrosan:
The connectors aren't even CLOSE.

The motorola webtop stuff is actually a full linux environment, and when it boots up it uses a whole core of the tegra.

Keep in mind the atrix is still "running" android on the other core.

Even if this WAS possible, it would be so entirely laggy it would not be worth it at all. (And having tried the dock for the atrix, it's a complete waste of money in my honest opinion. _ANY_ netbook priced at ~$250 USD outperforms it.)

Hate to break it to you, but no, you'll never see it "ported."

As far as I can see, the best you're going to get is hdmi out (to a regular screen) and maybe once someone gets around to enabling the proper USB option host based devices. (keyboard, etc. But enjoy hacking your cables up to make a proper adaptor)
[EVO 4G Accessories] AllanonMage:
I don't suppose you have a lead on anyone (or thread) working on USB host for the EVO do you?
[EVO 4G Accessories] goodboynyc:
While you may be able to mirror on the laptops screen and have it charge. The only thing thats seemingly impossible is to make use of the touchpad through a hardwired connection. You're better off to trying to jerry rig a bluetooth keyboard w/ integrated track pad, a tiny HDMI enabled screen, and a battery source.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Lokifish:
The closest thing I've found was a "needs testing" driver for the HD2 port of the Evo ROM. There doesn't seem to be much interest from the devs.
[EVO 4G Accessories] mylasthope:
Sounds like a plan. You should pick one up asap.
[EVO 4G Accessories] je2854:
I personally have the lapdock AND the OG EVO works with it (using AnthraX) although I had to twist the HDMI cable it does so on screen...

It works in Landscape as well as Portrait but the USB's do NOT work with it...

any idea on how to get it working?
[EVO 4G Accessories] fflakes:
Reviving an ancient request. Anyone has this working? I tried like above and got the hdmi and charging working, but not usbs...
[EVO 4G Accessories] je2854:
I'm sorry buddy I have switched company's but I believe it is just a matter of drivers needed to be installed
[Xoom General] kenyu73:
The Xoom has built in DLNA support, but where the heck is it?

edit: mainly looking to watch my videos from my Media Server.
[Xoom General] Bauxite:
Does it? I've been using airtwist-
[Xoom General] kenyu73:
Specs say it does. Pretty much all new devices support DLNA. My Samsung Fascinate has it... Inspire has it.. the Moto Atrix does.

The Fascinate and Inspire have it hidden up in the Gallery app, but not here on the Xoom.
[Xoom General] kenyu73:
Twonky Client works good as a DLNA client and server, but its not showing up in the Market for the Xoom.
[Xoom General] kenyu73:
Man, maybe it doesn't....???!?!!

Phonearena says it does -

http://www.phonearena.com/phones/Motorola-XOOM-CDMA_id5123

However, Motorola doesn't mention that it does (the Atrix spec says it tho)

http://www.motorola.com/Consumers/U...d-Services/Tablets/ci.MOTOROLA-XOOM-US-EN.alt

I hope this doesn't mean we cant use DLNA apps....
[Xoom General] muyoso:
It doesn't have to come native for the device to support it. There are a few apps in the market that handle DLNA stuff. What I would love to see would be something to the level of Airplay from the iOS devices. Gotta admit its kinda cool how simple it looks. I would think Google would be all over this trying to push Google TV as well as tablets.
[Xoom General] kenyu73:
I wonder why Twonky Client doesn't show up. Its installed on my Inspire 4G and I can run the movies from my desktop server perfectly fine.

I then tried PlayON...but guess what, I need Flash. :rolleyes:
[Xoom General] setite:
Im not sure what you guys are trying to accomplish. I have had success with TVersity. Set up a server and navigate to http://IP.OF.THE.SERVER:41952/medialib/browse and watch videos. I use RockPlayer. To play over 3G/4G requires a buffer RockPlayer doesn't have, so I am waiting for an update to VPlayer. With Vplayer on 2.2 I can stream the exact same way as on the EVO, but over 3G/4G when I enable the buffer. It allows the video to pause when data is dropping, and then continue when the connection catches up. To stream with TVersity on a XOOM/RockPlayer requires a steady wifi/4g signal.
[Epic 4G General] adrift02:
Hey guys,

Just created this thread so we could all have our battery life info in once place and keep the dev thread from getting cluttered.

Please post the following info:

1. Standard or Fully Loaded version

2. Total hours unplugged and percentage

3. Details (percentage and time) for each service

4. And any pertinent details such as apps used (juice defender), or extended batterys

Also, please don't forget to calibrate, airplane bug fix, and kill that drm.

Ex. (will edit with final time)

1. Loaded

2. Total - 8h50m @66%

3.

Display - 55m 78%

Cell standby - 8h50m 9%

Wifi - 6h40m 7%

Phone idle - 7h54m 4%

Voice - 1m 3%

4. Juice defender, setcpu @ 100/1000

Ideally we want to wait for a full drain to post stats but this is just an example. Thx guys looking forward to seeing what you all are getting.
[Epic 4G General] bighuta:
Just installed it will get back to you in a couple of days after recalibrating my battery.

Btw, i hear Juice defender does more harm than good...
[Epic 4G General] adrift02:
Hm I'll have to test with it on and off. I use it because I get spotty service in my house and don't want it searching for signal all the time.
[Epic 4G General] mcdavid:
My explanation for for seeming disparity in battery results: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11853400&postcount=1229
[Epic 4G General] adrift02:
Interesting. I think you are right, we are essentialy minimizing out idle drain to a certain extent. However, even activily using my phone it drans slower than stock with this rom. My next run ill try and use it all day to see what I get.
[Epic 4G General] heroforme:
Battery drain

Hello everyone, noob here. I can't post in the development forum on this but it pertains to the battery and charge to a degree. Maybe someone here can help me in some sort of way.

I rooted and flashed the SyndicateROM Frozen yesterday, used it all day and never a hiccup. This thing is lightning fast and props to the dev's but here is the only issue I found. This morning after waking up I noticed the phone was stuck on the ACS android startup icon. I plugged in to charge last night and it's like it froze the phone when it reached full charge. Anyone else experience this?

Thanks for any help that I receive.
[Epic 4G General] SeikuRyu:
I think I read in the dev thread that it's a known problem with the kernel? Or maybe it was the rom... or CWM? anyways the dev's know about it. Just don't charge your phone when it's off.

Battery for me seems to be a lot better than stock, but I'm always charging here and there... today I'll let it run without charging for 4-5 hours and I'll report back. Using a lot of setCPU profiles.
[Epic 4G General] mcdavid:
Are you charging it with the power OFF? Lots of people were posting issues of freezing when charging with the battery off --- and I think the probs are related to CWM -- not the ROM. Only charge while the phone is on -- and you should not see problems.
[Epic 4G General] heroforme:
I put on to charge with the power on last night because I had set the alarm to wake me up and it never did so that is when I noticed it. I don't think I've ever charged it with the power off, even when it was stock.

Maybe the dev's will come up with a fix sometime in the future. As for now, I'm happy as hell 'cause this ROM is great.
[Epic 4G General] mcdavid:
Did this just happen once? If it doesn't happen over and over, I wouldn't consider it a bug. I have only heard of issues like you describe with the power off.
[Epic 4G General] rygran87:
I'm looking at 12 hours on ACS Frozen on average. I haven't even gotten close to the rumored 30 hours with "heavy use" I think my use has been moderate. My battery use log only only lists display 98% and cell standby 2%. This confuses me. I do more than sit there staring at my homescreen.
[Epic 4G General] adrift02:
How you use your phone makes a difference and while 30h is possible, I don't see it happening with heavy use unless that is little display use. Below is my most recent "heavy use" run. Basically tried to use the phone all day, xda app, browsing, mainly wifi, 0% screen brightness.

1. Loaded

2. 8h7m @5%

3.

Display - 5h33m 95% <- serious display use which kills the phone quick

Wifi - 4h56m 2%

Cell standby - 8h7m 2%

Voice - 4m30s 2%

4. Setcpu @100/1000, juicedefender, 0% brightness

Pretty good considering the insane display usage. With normal use I get over 20h so that just shows how fast it kills your battery. Going to do an "extreme" run next to include heavy cpu use (play emulators all day haha).
[Epic 4G General] mcdavid:
You did that with a standard battery? I haven't seen anyone post more than 4 hours of display "time on". That's impressive. Maybe I should try 0% brightness. I have mine at 25%. Are you on "Conservative" on SetCPU?
[Epic 4G General] mcdavid:
The 98% means that 98% of your battery use is coming from the screen. Click on where is says 98% and look at see what the use details are (the "time on"). Generally, most people are getting less than 4 hours of display time on with a single charge. The explanation is that some people stretch 4 hours of display time over 30 hours of use. In other words, the people who are getting 30 hours of use only have their screen on 10 - 15% of the time (or less).
[Epic 4G General] adrift02:
Yes, using the standard battery. Setcpu is on conservative. I always use 0% as it looks great (kick it up tp 25-50% outside). I think I was able to get that long of display use due to minimizing cpu usage and other services. All I did is browse in dolphin and use xda app. And, that was pretty much all on wifi. Only change was the hour I was at the dog park on 3g and I recorded a 5 min video.

I bet my gaming session tomorrow will kick it down to ~4 hours ;)
[Epic 4G General] Maui4x4:
With phone calls, texting, and music player, I average between 16-18hrs. If I start to web browse or watch videos then about 8-12hrs. Very impressed with this ROM to say the least. :)
[Epic 4G General] JurKZ:
1. Standard

2. 31 @ 5%

3. don't have that it was yesterday

4. standard battery, auto brightness, overclocked to 1.2, wifi on when I was at home and 3g at work.

I calibrated the day after froyo dropped. I didn't do the airplane thing and I thought drm was not in this rom. So in other words I didn't do any fancy stuff.

I will note today I tried 1ghz (which is undervolted) with 4G on all day (I have a repeter on my roof at work) and after 14.5 hours I am at 30% with about the same concistancy of usage as yesterday.

Edit: I only have 1 gmail syncing right now. We will see if I get these magical numbers when I put my other 2 gmail accounts and my 3 actice sync exchange accounts on Monday.
[Epic 4G General] burgerpimp07:
I'm getting mixed battery life. The first day on the rom/kernel I dropped down to 79% in 9 hours, with medium use (no web browsing). I was getting 1% drop every 1-2hrs, and thought it was amazing. Today I tried to be really conservative and didn't use it at all and it dropped 4-5% every hour WHILE IDLE.

Anyone else experiencing the same problem? It seems to happen after a reboot to be honest.

NOTE: If I disable data network mode, battery life is amazing,
[Epic 4G General] nerdtaco:
I'm not sure about my battery life. I charge mine differently than the average person though. I charge it at work and leave it in my desk, because I use it a lot during my lunch break or whenever I get any downtime. When I get home it's usually at about 70%, and it remains unplugged until the next day. I used to have to charge it at home and at work.
[HTC Aria General] AriaUSer_:
My thoughts for the Aria is that its a great phone because I dropped it many times no problems it might not have flash and can't play NFS Shift but it is a really good phone

Write what your thoughts are for the Aria
[HTC Aria General] ValkyrieLiberty:
Does everything I could want in a phone! Yeah, no flash, no snap dragon, bit is A highly functional yet small phone. I liked the htc sense ui, bit cm7 is more suited for me...
[HTC Aria General] cHarley04:
The only thing I can imagine is that you must have dropped it on a pillow. The forum is full of posts on shattered Aria digitizer screens from drops of as little as 18". I have 2 Aria's, one working and a second for backup, and the backup is waiting now for another digitizer to arrive.

Other than that and no Flash, it's a great phone. :D
[HTC Aria General] CallMeAria:
I've dropped mine several times on hard surfaces including asphault and the only damage it has is a little nick in the corner of the back cover. I've even dropped it in water, fully emersed and it never even got wet inside except some moisture under the screen that dried up. This little guy is going on 9 months old now Ans never had a single issue. Its a sturdy and very reliable little phone IMO.
[HTC Aria General] matt_b:
the aria is a great phone, especially with cm7 installed on it. its way more powerful than it should be.
[HTC Aria General] DroidRunner:
Mine survived a toilet drop. But I think the silicone case did alot of the work.
[HTC Aria General] Plasmamuffins:
Mine can run nfs shift...? Just not on cm7, that I know of
[HTC Aria General] cjtulowiecki:
I've dropped my aria while it was on my lap in the truck and when I opened the door to get out it flew off my lap as I stood up and skidded face down across the road. Not even a scratch thanks to the gel HTC case I have for it
[HTC Aria General] ksnax:
It just works well

Coming from a HTC Fuze, I'm glad I did not give up on HTC. The Aria makes up for all of the glitches and freezes I experienced with the Fuze. My Aria simply works reliably, quickly, and without hassle - except for random bluetooth connection issues which may or may not be due to my Motorola earset.

My only beef with it is that the compactness comes at the price of text entry speed. It's still leaps better than T9, but well short of what's possible with a physical keypad, and a notch or two off of even the iPhone. But if I send 5 texts a day, that's heavy use for me, so this is hardly worth my worry.

No trouble after dropping it face down onto concrete with a vinyl/gel cover on it.

Considering it's a $0.01 upgrade (+ AT&T $18 fee) under contract extension at Amazon.com right now, more bang for the buck is hard to find.
[HTC Aria General] b0yc4tt:
This phone is great! only complaint is the size and no physical keyboard >.<

even so its better than the tilt2 i came from :D
[HTC Aria General] ECEXCURSION:
I like the aria. It's fast, compact, and looks pretty.

I chose the aria because of its smaller size. I was coming from a motorola pebble so I didn't want anything gigantic. It even sports the same soft back as the pebble which is comforting.

There are, however, some things that I do not like about the phone. I don't like the antenna being built into the back cover; I feel that over time the contacts might wear out. Additionally, the back cover itself is annoying... It isn't as securely attached as I'd like; the glass around the top of the phone tends to lift up about 1mm from its protective back cover - something I noticed a few days after purchasing the phone. And lastly, I'm regretting buying a phone this small; I'm 6' so my hands are fairly large, it's a little hard to hold a phone this size without dropping it. An evo 4G would fit much better in my hand.

Having said that, I believe without a doubt that the screen will crack if you drop it onto contrete from waste high without a case for it. I have never dropped my phone though...

But I did go through a car accident with it (no case).When everything was all said and done I found my little aria under the brake peddle.. It was in my cup holder before. Not a single scratch on the screen - no idea how that happened.
[HTC Aria General] vicmora5:
My first phone to welcome me to the Android world and I said it did a great job, i also got a lot of help from the community here though >.<
[HTC Aria General] ARMarlowe:
I love my aria, only problem is battery life, but I keep it on the charger most of the time so there are no worries. When I turn my data off, it can go 24 hours without a charge without a problem.
[HTC Aria General] aybarrap1:
I love this phone. It was my first Android and considering I was coming from WM 6.5 it was a huge upgrade. While I like the large screens of other androids I felt they were too bulky and opted for this one. Other than a few shortcomings (slower processor, smaller screen, and no flash mainly) the phone is great.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] rooster94:
Just read on Engadget that a Nintendo64 emulator has finally been released for Android!

Its called N64oid and is $5.99 on the market, but worth every penny. Still a little laggy with some games, but pretty good. Played Mario Kart64 with no issues, but will probably struggle with more CPU intensive games such as Goldeneye.

Market link: http://market.android.com/details?id=com.androidemu.n64
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] teh roxxorz:
I just...downloaded it...thank you for sharing. :D

Edit: I bestow your first thanks upon thy username.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Zori:
I'm really curious to see how people can get these games to run on our evos, keep us posted!

Sent from my EVO 4G running MIUI with the XDA app!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Iflyrc:
now if only we had a fix for the bluetooth to allow the use of a wireless controller, this would be perfect :)
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] rebosxl:
I really believe in the developer especially having bought Snesoid from him and played it religiously like everyday! Games were really laggy at first but the first update made super mario 64 work SMOOTH :)
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] rooster94:
Its time like this that I wish I had the Motorola Zoom. This would be so awesome to play on that.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] astacks:
Get wiimote from the market, it allows you to use your wii remote as the controller i dont think it works with sense though
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] t12icky0:
Mario 64 here i come..yes!!

Just tested it out...with mario kart 64 and super mario 64.

list of problems i have:

sound is very laggy(i figured this one)

Mario kart froze on me 3 times in a row before it fully worked(but then it ran pretty good)

Super Mario 64 sound was ok and ran right out the gate.

Great work for the first release!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] teh roxxorz:
You download the app via google/market, install, the you just search [insert N64 game] rom, then put the zip file on your sdcard, open the app, find it, and start playing. :)
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] teh roxxorz:
Have you gotten it to work? I downloaded it, and shows it as connected in the app, but when I enable other inputs [ie bluetooth gamepad ] in the N64 emulatore, it doesn't work.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] theundeadelvis:
Are you using a sense rom, because I don't believe it will work with sense?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] teh roxxorz:
No, I'm on AOSP [CM7] When I'm in the wiimote app, I can see it confirming when I press B, 1,2, home ect, as the keys on the screen light up and its connected successfully. Just when I try to use it in the game, it doesn't work.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jxr94:
So I take it this emulator runs relatively well on our evo?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] rooster94:
Yeah it works pretty well. Still a little laggy here and there, and won't play some games at all. But other than that, its pretty sweet.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jjcd51590:
Conker

Does conkers bad fur day work? That seemed to be pretty CPU intensive.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] o0adam0o:
Awesome news. SOmeone post a vid! :D
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] teh roxxorz:
No reason it shoudn't, if its laggy, overclock a little bit.