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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrWicked1:
Do you have split long threads checked under settings in the messaging app?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gmap516:
I'm using Handsent SMS. I'll double check that setting.

EDIT: I did not have that setting enabled in Handsent. I'll try again and see what happens now

EDIT 2: Solved! Thanks :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrWicked1:
No problem glad to help
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Antcodd:
Hi,

I recently finally took the rooting plunge and installed Leedroid 2.3d, mostly for A2SD and DSPManager.

I cannot get DSPManger to work with my Motorola S305 A2DP headphones - turning effects on makes no difference at all. I have tried rebooting, restarting the HeadsetManager service and force stopping and restarting DSPManager.

I checked logcat while connecting the headset and the line "Bluetooth plugged: " + bluetoothAudio as specified in the DSPManager source in cyanogenmod is not there. At the begginning of the log I see a bunch of unhandled exceptions to do with DSPManager 'leaking' IntentReceivers, which could be related as it is supposed to be listening for BluetoothDevice.ACTION_ACL_CONNECTED, especially since it seems to create a bunch of BroadcastReceivers at start.

Will anything break if I try to compile the latest version from cyanogenmod github directly?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Antcodd:
Ok, after some experimenting trying to get the cleanest logcat I could I've managed to make it work :).

It seems it doesn't work until the service is restarted after an effect is enabled. It also doesn't work when all effects are disabled and then one is enabled until the service is restarted. It must be a bug of some kind with the bluetooth system as this doesn't happen with wired headphones.

DSPManager is awesome, especially the Virtual Room! It even works for Dolby Surround/Pro Logic encoded movies (only really noticeable for Room/Large Room/Stage)! :D. I always thought that was what Dolby Mobile did for the Desire but never could get it to work. I think the effect is at least as good as DTS SurroundSensation UltraPC Headphone (who came up with that name?), and certainly better than the Headphone Virtualization built in to Windows.
[HTC Inspire 4G] cooleric56:
Just recently i purchased the HTC inspire 4g from atnt, recently heard from a buddy of mine if you have never had a smart phone, and you were coming from a quick messaging phone and you had the unlimited data/messenging for the phone, you should be able to get the unlimited data plan transfered but for me that didnt happen.. Here are few steps that i had to do and it WORKED!!

First: Call atnt, and complain that you had a previous unlimited plan previous, to having the inspire. They will ask for all your info, ETC to verify its you

Second: tell them you had a quick messaging phone, and you had unlimited plan for it, and you had it prior before they got rid of the unlimited plan for smart phones

Thrid: They will tell you since you never had a smart phone you are not eligable to be transfered over. You will then have to put in a case for the technicians to review over.

Finally: You will almost 90% chance you will get declined.. :( its ok it happened to me more than once.. but honestly if you keep trying you will get someone that put it back on.. if you keep consistantly bugging them, sayin i will pay more money they will do it.

Hope i helped you guys!

:D

One last thing: it will take at least two days or more for them to get back to you.. if they dont, call them back and complain about it. :)
[Nexus One General] ddgarcia05:
I just got myself a nexus one off CL for $175. To my surprise the guy who had it didn't know it was rooted, at least that's what he said.

Yes it's a little pricey but I don't care. Now I have a G2 and a Nexus One.

I've already got CM's stable CM6 on this thing.
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
Congratz! Enjoy your cool new toy!! :)
[Nexus One General] Hollow.Droid:
$175 dollars is pricey!? You got it for an absolute steal! I'm clearly a little biased as I have one but for modding alone it's one of the best phones out there. I paid double that (For my second N1) and got the desktop dock, a 3rd party dock, a couple of cases and another battery cover and couldn't have been happier.
[Nexus One General] ddgarcia05:
I got a rude awaking of his limited the storage space on the device is. Even using the apps2sd app I only have 32mb left.
[Nexus One General] shoryken:
Yeah $175 is a steal for sure, I've had a couple of other phones and traded/sold them away. Never have I ever thought about getting rid of the N1. Not even for the Nexus S, and nor did mine come that cheap my friend you really lucked out!
[Nexus One General] nexusonemeover:
You certainly got a good deal. If it was respected by its other owners you should have a worry free reliable device. Enjoy it and never look back.
[Nexus One General] abccg:
$175 is a steal, I got mine for way more than that. I know in cell phone age the N1 is kinda old, but i'd say its still worth at least $200.

And yeah, get larger storage, that's a must.

And if I were you, I'd try the latest MIUI official rom from their site, I tried CM6 and CM7 and trust me. Nothing beats the features and battery life of MIUI.

Have fun with your N1.
[Nexus One General] ECBomb:
$175 is pricy for the N1? Then what would you say about all those people still charging ridiculous prices for the iPhone 4? I got rid of my X10i for $280 sometime last month and still thought I got ripped lol (had so many extras and kept that baby like brand new). I don't know what your standards are for phones, but you need a head check if you think $175 for the N1 is pricy...
[Nexus One General] ddgarcia05:
There's another one on CL for 160 with a damaged charging port.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Partition your SD card with EXT partition, use DarkTremor's A2SD with app2sd and dalvik-cache2sd options, and you'll get to 400MB of apps netto before you feel anything at all. If you ever get that many apps.
[Nexus One General] ddgarcia05:
You happen to have a thread to make reference to?
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=715940

You might want to use 2.7.5.2-1 with Gingerbread, and not the latest Beta.
[Nexus One General] Mokurex:
If it's a fully working, no scratch N1, I can sell it for at least double the price you paid. Lucky you, or phone is just plain cheap in the US =)
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] professorwol:
I was hoping I could have some light for me on my issue that i'm having.

I installed Visionary / checked off temp root boot / made sure debugging was on hit temp root now and then I went in to the terminal and am able to get into SU / cd /sdcard/root sh root.sh

but after this when I Reboot and I hold down the volume button that new screen pops up but it says

S = ON

How do i get that to say off
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agua4417:
Try grankins method. It worked for me. I couldn't get s-off with any other method and I tried them all. Did his method in one try and have had s-off since then.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] professorwol:
thanks for the help man!

am i going to be looking for a thread that's already started?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agua4417:
Yea it should be a sticky in the Dec section called "true perma root and s off
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] sadikhov77:
I tried to find the answer through numerous of threads, but more I was reading, the more I got confused, so please donot hate me for asking this stupid question

I am on android NAND now. I have MGLDR 1.13 installed and cwrk too.

Do I have to erase my android completely to run/try WP7?

The point is, I do not want to remove android from my NAND, so Is it possible to have WP7 running from SD card or coexist with android on my NAND?

I have bought a new 4GB SD solely for WP7.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] jianototi:
Don't be !!!

read this article...

this will help you to decide what to do....

http://www.techienote.com/tag/technology

one other issue that you have to start with the wp7 on your phone on SD 4 gb, and than upgrade to the 8 gb that you have....

for more details feel free to ask after you read....:D
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] orangekid:
to answer your question, no, you cannot run WP7 from SD, you will have to backup your Android apps/settings, and flash WP7 over your NAND Android build, then the only option is to boot Android from SD while keeping WP7 on NAND
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] mideel:
I cant imagine how you could search for threads regarding the topic "wp7 on sd" and ask now if it is possible to run it from sd, while in every thread the same answer is "no" (and there were several threads about this topic so far).

Its simple.

You have two ways to store an operating system on your hd2.

Either on NAND or on SD.

Since there is no way to put WP7 on SD, the only way would be to boot it from NAND. Of course you can only have one OS in NAND, so of course, your Android in NAND would be gone if you flash WP7.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] morpheus1982:
That is what the other guy said, in a non-patronising way.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] donki:
am NOT being "patronising" either

I have only just begun looking into this but already knew the asnwer to this question simply by reading myriads of posts asking the same question and getting the same blooming answer. NO

......and not I am NOT being "patronising" either.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] zarathustrax:
He wasn't talking about you being patronizing.... look at who he quoted... that's who he was responding to.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] sadikhov77:
This is why I am afraid to ask questions here.

Thanks everyone, just wanted to confirm my doubts about wp7 on sd.
[HTC Inspire 4G] JDM9499:
So, I just got done chatting with AT&T customer service, via online chat, and I was asking questions about the phone constantly switching between HSDPA, and UMTS. I asked if this was normal, and she said mentioned that it is as they are upgrading the networks. She asked me for my zip, and did a check and said that they are currently working on upgrading in the area (Manhattan). She also did say that this phone will be able to connect to the LTE network when that is rolled out later this year (though from the sounds of it on this forum, that is highly unlikely).

Then, I asked about the SIM card. I mentioned I came from the Samsung Captivate, and that my SIM card says 3G on it. I said is this affecting my phone and contributing to my phone spending more time on UMTS than HSDPA? And her response was...

"Yes, you will need a new SIM card. If you can give me your address, I will be able to find a location in your area that can give you one free of charge."

I'm going into the store tomorrow to pick one up. Hell, why not?! Free and new is always good. Doubt it is the SIM, though it could help in the long run.

Thoughts?
[HTC Inspire 4G] gunnyman:
AT&T needs to train their CSR staff. This phone won't do LTE and the 4g card won't make any difference.
[HTC Inspire 4G] klquicksall:
It is true you will need a 4g sim card to get LTE. The Inspire is only hsdpa+ 3.5G lol
[HTC Inspire 4G] Techcruncher:
3.5g is Hspa

hspa+ is 3.75
[HTC Inspire 4G] Scott_S:
Well, I had the "captivate->inspire no mobile data" thing happen a couple of days ago, went to the store, dude did some stuff on the computer, didn't work, and the only thing left to do was to change the SIM card (from 3g to the new one), which worked.

So the moral of the story is you're better off having them give you a new sim, even if the old one still looks like it's working, even partially, as was the case for me.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Cobra302:
I'm using an old 3G sim that I don't even know where I got. LOL its been working just fine.
[HTC Inspire 4G] JDM9499:
This is all good info. Thanks all for sharing. I'd be curious to hear others experiences after using a newer SIM card.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sorrer92:
When I got the phone a day early, the guy had problems registering the new sim so I'm just using my old 3G card. Runs fine, maybe slower without the build.prop edit but it doesn't matter much where I live. Do what works for you.

Sent from my HTC Inspire
[HTC Inspire 4G] orb3000:
No signal what so ever....

3G??

:mad:
[HTC Inspire 4G] cavsoldier19d:
I just recently switched from a captivate to inspire at an ATT store. The salesman put in a new sim card in the inspire instead of putting my captivate sim card in. When I asked why, whether this is true or not and I question too, he told me that in order to get 4g connection, I need a new sim. He deactivated my old sim and told me to shred it. When I got home, I placed my old sim back in and sure enough it was deactivated. I then placed my new "4g sim in my captivate and it worked. " I would like to know if a deactivated sim can be reactivated before I dispose if it.
[HTC Inspire 4G] id10terrordfw:
He was wrong about "needing a 4G SIM", but you can't reactivate a deprovisioned SIM.
[HTC Inspire 4G] cavsoldier19d:
Gotcha. That sux. I also asked the salesman if the inspire would connect to the LTE network when it rolls out and he said yes. Imo, if ATT current lineup of 4g phones won't connect to LTE, that is a class action lawsuit waiting to happen. ATT can't afford anymore negative publicity of these proportions. We can speculate, but in the end, we won't actually know until LTE goes live.
[HTC Inspire 4G] gunnyman:
Will connect, probably. Isn't LTE backward compatible with 3g?
[HTC Inspire 4G] homeslice976:
From what I've read the networks are backward compatible to provide a seamless transition between networks, but a special chipset is still needed to connect to LTE, which as far as I know the Inspire doesn't have
[HTC Inspire 4G] RogerPodacter:
well we know for a fact the inspire does not have an LTE radio, so that issue is for sure a "no". i really dont see much to back up a lawsuit though...
[HTC Inspire 4G] captmiddy:
I think the key to your response is the statement "no current AT&T phones will ever be able to connect to the LTE network". I believe this was carefully and specifically worded, which leaves the techs in the store correct but misrepresenting what will happen. The phones will connect to the LTE towers because they will be the same towers as the 3G towers, but they will only connect as 3G devices with HSPA+ which means they could be capable of 4G speeds on these upgraded towers. It is true that they will not connect to the LTE network itself which I don't believe is really saying much. I doubt ATT is running multiple separate receivers on each tower for all their different network types. I would have to believe they are buying equipment that is capable of supporting their legacy phones while bringing new features in.

It still comes down to the same thing, if you were expecting an LTE feature on this phone in the future, you bought the wrong device. There is a reason the Thunderbolt is more expensive than the Evo and Inspire, it has an LTE chipset in it. Beyond that fact there really isn't a major difference between this phone and the Thunderbolt.
[HTC Inspire 4G] JDM9499:
Just walked out of the store with a new "4G" SIM card. Yeah, from the sounds of it, especially after reading the comments here, all this SIM card is, is a re-branded one of the 3G card.

The only people that have told me this phone will not be able to access the LTE network are here on the forum. Thus, I trust this forum and the people here far more than any person at AT&T. Nevertheless, they absolutely need to differentiate between LTE and HSPA+. This is a fact: Every single person I have spoken to at a AT&T store in Manhattan, including the regional manager (whom set me up with this phone, for free, after my complaint about my previous phone to the CEO of AT&T wireless) has mentioned and specifically stated this phone will be able to access the LTE network.

It does not bother me one bit that I will in fact not be able to access the LTE network with this phone. No. I'm perfectly happy with the speeds now, and that I can access HSPA fine here in the city (when I am connected to HSPA, that is). In any case, by the time LTE is accessible to the masses, we'll be able to upgrade our phones. It will be quite sometime before most folks will ever be downloading with the speeds of LTE.

The real issue at hand now is being able to get the full upload/download speeds of HSPA as it still seems to be capped! One step at a time I guess. HSPA is available, I can access it fully throughout the city, however my upload speeds are still capped. This is the first hurdle to clear before going on to the next - LTE.
[General Questions and Answers] itatton:
Our company recently started allowing Android devices in our environment and I'm trying to create a good system for our support staff to be able to assist people over the phone with setup and troubleshooting. While I would ultimately like to have emulators for the devices in our environment that the support team can use, I would be happy to create screenshots through the device setup.

I've downloaded the Android SDKs/emulator and I've installed some device specific AVDs/skins, however I can only seem to emulate the vanilla Android experience. It's my understanding that simple things like e-mail configuration can vary if the device is running Motoblur or Sense. Is it possible to build AVDs that match the stock roms for devices like the Droid X and the MyTouch 4G. If not, is it possible to get good screenshots from devices running 2.1 - 2.3 that aren't rooted?

Thank you in advance for the assistance.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Goblinlord:
I have been having some issues with the torch/flashlight LED programs recently. I didn't used to have problems and prior to this when I used the HTC torch it had the same problem. When I used older versions of MIUI I didn't have this problem with flashlight apps that I had. But now with the most recent versions (since December or so I think when they added the torch button in the notification bar) I am having the problem again.

The problem when using a flashlight app (or the button in the notification bar) the light will turn on for about a second and then turn off. It will still show it off in the app or on the notification bar. If it does not do this it does one of 2 other things. It turns on and then after one second becomes brighter and then after about 1 more second turns off. On rare occasions in an app I can turn it on and it will stay on... but then when I try and turn it off there is usually a delay of a few seconds before it actually turns off. Then it is back to turning on for a second then off.

I had seen this same problem when I used the HTC Torch previously but it went away when using different ROMs and such so it makes me believe it is some kind of software problem. Seeing that the LED does seem to work and if I use the camera it seems to actually work properly with the program I am pretty sure there is nothing actually wrong with the hardware. Has anyone else seen this problem or know what could be causing it? Is there some way or some test program I could use to find what exactly is causing the problem? If someone has had this issue before... do they know how to fix it?

EDIT: I tried manually turning on the flashlight via "echo 1 > /sys/devices/platform/flashlight.0/leds/flashlight/brightness" and it turns the light on but then after about a second gets brighter then after another second turns off. When I did a "cat /sys/devices/platform/flashlight.0/leds/flashlight/brightness" it seems something changed it from the "1" which I wrote to the file to "127". Also, when I tried to "echo 0" to the file... the change did not stay. After doing the echo and then trying to cat the file it was still "127". I then tried to the torch app in the notification bar to turn it on and then off. After I turned it off via the application, I check the file and it was then set back to 0.

EDIT: I have witnessed the issue on 3 seperate Nexus One phones... surely someone else has had the same problem and possibly come up wit a solution.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frito11:
you have to be careful with the flashlight apps esp with the high brightness setting. the LED is not designed to be on constantly on the nexus one and i have heard of people burning out their LED's from leaving it on too long both in normal and high brightness modes.

i have found out while using mine esp in high brightness if its left on too long it will overheat it and flicker. ever sense i seen mine do that i never use high brightness in fear of burning it out and when i use it in normal mode i try to keep its use as short as possible and i have not had it shut off on me sense. if yours is shutting off in normal mode then i'm afraid you may have already damaged it too much and that is why its turning itself off. thats my opinion anyways.

(if roms matter, i've always ran CM6 and now currently have been running CM7 nightlies and RC's
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Goblinlord:
Well... I would expect... if the LED was "burned out" then it shouldn't turn on at all. The simple fact that it turns on at all means the LED isn't burnt out. Also, I would suspect that to be the case if I had not witnessed it happen on a brand new Nexus One (Old one of a friends was replaced because it was stolen). Her's had to go in for repair (turns out a cable inside the phone going to the camera was loose) and I had reverted it back to an original ROM. Once it was reverted the LED didn't have problem. Another thing that indicates to me that it is a software problem is I have seen the exact same thing before on previous versions... and it went away when changing to other ROMs. Tonight I am thinking I will wipe and flash CM7 and test it with a light app and make sure... if that has the same symptom I will flash to a shipped ROM and test it. I am pretty sure it is a software issue though. I just don't know... what... is causing the problem.

EDIT: I also forgot to mention... when it was working properly... I never witnessed it overheat and flicker though I never had it on for long periods of time. One last thing, I only saw the symptoms after a flash to a new version. When it was working properly it was always working properly. When it was acting like this on a ROM it always acted like this.

UPDATE: I did flash to CM7 nightly and the torch app works perfectly as do other apps on the market. After being back on CM7 and with the advent of the theming engine for it... I think I may just end up moving back to CM for daily use. I would like to know if anyone else has run into this issue still and/or has a solution just in case I run into the same issue later. For now I think I will just chalk it up as a kernel/ROM problem... though it doesn't explain why others didn't have the same issue =/.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michaelg117:
will someone please explain the whole s on s off thing and What it means? And how to change s on to s off and vis versa. Thanks guys
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duboi97:
S on = no root

S off = root

Simple as that. Im pretty sure it doesn't concern us since we don't have an htc phone and either way unrevoked fixes that!
[HD7 General] nick109:
I am getting sick of having to manage music on the HD7 through Zune, and my normal media player recognizes it but won't be able to sync. So just a few days ago I went back to Songbird and my phone was quickly listed when connected to PC, and damn right no more using Zune for music videos or even pictures!

So if you want an alternative try Songbird, and it's a damn good music manager as well.