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[7 Mozart General] bughouse:
Hi Everyone,

Quite a number of people, especially in Europe are experiencing caller id issues on the HTC Mozart, and some other HTC devices with WP7 (I can only be sure of the Mozart though). The issue is decsribed by many people here:

answers.microsoft.com/en-us/winphone/forum/wp7-wppeople/htc-trophy-caller-id-problem/90c3b4d2-b558-4e6e-aa91-2530285f302f

Basically, I have my Mozart getting the contacts from my Exchange mailbox via sychronisation. All the contacts are stored with the international prefix (+356 for Malta, +44 for UK etc. etc.) to have everything working while local or roaming. Everything works ok except caller ID. SMS are recognised with no exception while calls are not recognised, at least not all of them.

Depending on which provider the caller is, numbers sometimes come in with the international prefix and sometimes they are not (depending on the local provider the caller is subscribed to). Basically the Mozart does not recognise the caller ID if it does not find an EXACT match in the address book. Eg. If the call comes in with +356 123456 the caller is recognised, if the call comes in with 123456, it is not. SMS is not affected by this issue. All SMS are recognised as they all come in with the prefix.

And there is no workaround as if I remove the prefix from my contacts, the SMS will start not to be recognised.

In brief, the Mozart does not strip the international prefix or have some condition to recognise the number if it is not a perfect match (including the prefix). I did not see any mention on this in these forums, but have seen it elsewhere, and for sure it is a problem which affects some Mozart owners depending on their provider.

Have contacted HTC and and after some useless replies, I received silence.

After debranding my T-mobile Mozart, and running the RUU_Mozart_HTC_Europe_1.30.401.01_5.54.09.21_22.33 b.50, the problem remained exactly the same as before.

The same SIM card in my Mozart works ok on a Galaxy S of a friend or an old Nokia feature phone, so the issue is specific to the Mozart.

Can anyone provide any insight? Is anyone experiencing the same problem?

Thanks,

Stefan
[7 Mozart General] quax0815:
Exactly the same here, I also debranded the same way and the problem remains the same.

I saw in some other forum that there should be a way to change a parameter in the registry to limit the lookup to the last 8 digits, which would fix it for me. Is there a way to do this on a Mozart?

quax 0815
[7 Mozart General] ziggy89:
I used hack from this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=907971

look for -Caller ID issue fix in the first post.

I had the problem of having to save both numbers with and without the country code. (Country code for SMS, and no country code for calls).

Works like a charm :) My country code has three digits. If it doesent work try tweaking the number in registry hack.
[7 Mozart General] Yasar Z.:
the ultimate resolution :)

1- go to the following address to download registry editor:

touchxperience

.com

/en/applications/viewcategory/3.html

choose the file: Registry Editor Version:0.9 by checking the box next to it then click on download.

2-copy the downloaded file to your phone (probably to the storage card) and then install it.

3-go to applications and open the new application: Registry Editor.

4-go to the following:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER

then

ControlPanel

then

Phone

then

CallIDMatch

then choose the type to be " dword " and change the value to " 7 "

5- finally soft reset you phone or turn it off then on and BANG!:D

enjoy :)
[7 Mozart General] unknown_inc:
How do you copy the downloaded file to the WP7 device?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] erruin:
Hello to all.

I have problem wit gps unit Binatone G430. After I try to modificate the regystry of WinCE - the device is showing only the startup screen.

Can anybody help me - i need proper ROM for G430 and may be instructions how to instal itl.

Thanx a lot.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] erruin:
PLS. someone?
[General Topics] 53606506:
Thinking my phone was a I9000 Galaxy s, i installed a 2.2 froyo instead of the stock rom for the m110s. Now im stuck with a phone which doesnt react to the home button.

The m110s is a korean variant of the galaxy s.When i turn on, it says

reboot system now

apply update from sd card

wipe data/factory reset

wipe cache partition

--copying media files...

successfully copied meida files.

#manual mode#

--applying multi-csc

successfully applied multi-csc

I need to use up down and home keys to select but i cannot use home key to confirm the selection.

I need to flash the stock rom for the m110s but when i use odin, its stuck on

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> M110S-PDA-PHONE-MOVI-REV03-DG23-1409-USER.tar.md5 is valid.

<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..

<OSM> Leave CS..

<ID:0/006> Odin v.3 engine (ID:6)..

<ID:0/006> File analysis..

<ID:0/006> SetupConnection..

I cannot go to download mode as my phone needs to use home button+ power button to download..

Actually, my phone starts up as Galaxy S GT-I9000 now so theoretically i would need to use home power and vol down keys but MY HOME BUTTON IS NOT RECOGNIZED. IE IT DOES NOT RESPOND.

I tried all sorts of combos but still no answer.

Is my phone doomed? I dont think the jig will work aye.

Im using the anycall version.

Please help. If you can, message me your msn/skype so we can fix it in real time.

Thank you in advance!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Sogarth:
I was hoping to be able to figure all of this out on my own (so that I could impress everybody with my brilliance, of course! ;)), but I've hit a brick wall, so I figured I would see whether anybody had any suggestions.

The short version: I'd like to be able to create an alternate and larger /osh partition that we can run Ubuntu off of so that we can install software more freely as well as not worry about any future software updates that might conflict with the partition contents.

My thought was that it should be possible to have an alternate partition to /osh that's used to run from (whether it's mounted on /osh or not is largely irrelevant).

However, the problem I'm hitting up against is a matter of timing. The best entry point I've found to modify behaviour is /system/bin/mountosh when it's called by /init.rc, especially since it's responsible for most of the webtop setup. The catch is that by the time mountosh is called, the only partitions mounted are through p16, meaning that internal storage (p18) isn't available and the SD card (mmcblk1) isn't available either, meaning that there's no way to use either (a loopback file on the former, a partitioned SD card for the latter). I suppose it would theoretically be possible to create a loopback file on p16 (data), but that's only 2 GB and would conflict with other uses.

Does anybody know how to force internal storage and/or the SD card to be mounted earlier? Or is this going to require hacking a kernel (and bootloader and...) that we don't have the source code to yet? If I can get past this piece, then I'll be able to help other users get a webtop that would be in much better shape (especially since this would let us start using apt without having to worry so much about space issues). Thanks!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Fenny:
I am not sure off hand at the moment, but you might have a look at /etc/fstab and see if you can have the sdcard mounted earlier there. While having it mounted earlier may have some unexpected side effects; I presume the driver for the sd card reader is compiled into the kernel, so I don't see a reason it can't be mounted earlier.

But, not having an atrix anymore I can't test this outright.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Sogarth:
/etc/fstab is pretty meaningless, unfortunately. Most of the mounting is performed within /init.rc, and I see no entries for the external storage there. As it stands, the entry for the internal storage is more in the format of "on X, do Y" rather than the more traditional procedural format, so I'm not sure how much control I can have over that.

Also, second thoughts tell me that putting a filesystem file in /mnt/sdcard would be stupid, because it would cause all kinds of issues when attempting to USB mount the partitions from a computer. :p
[Atrix 4G Android Development] agentdr8:
I think the best way to attack this would be to pivot to another filesystem structure on the external sdcard. I'll take a look at init.rc later today and see what can be done.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Sogarth:
So you'd think. And that's what I did. I have a nice 2 GB ext3 partition on my SD card with the contents from the /osh partition (p13) rsync'ed over. But, only the mmcblk0 partitions are available when mountosh runs (up through p16), with no mmcblk1 partitions. Naturally, /dev/block/vold is empty as well.

I might need to poke some contacts to see if it's possible to detect mmcblk1 earlier, but in the meantime, I might just create a filesystem file in /data (p16). Hell, /data is almost 2 GB large, and I'm only using a little over 500 MB in it, so there's plenty of free space there. Why did they make it so large? :confused: Do people really download that much crap to their phone?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Sogarth:
Grr...

So, even creating a file in /data and mounting that via loopback doesn't work, even if it's mounted on top of the existing /osh partition. I'm guessing that they have some level of verification.... So yeah. Something else is missing here.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] shawnbuck:
I had two sucessful ways of overcoming this. The first way was to move /usr onto /data, and to symlink it back. But, I wanted a way of not modifying /osh, so I ended up creating a init.d script to bind a copy of /osh over /osh. I don't have access to a dock or HDMI monitor at the moment, so I can't confirm if the webtop launches with either of these methods, but full functionality worked in the command line.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Sogarth:
Yeah, that's the thing. Everything worked on the command line, but X itself refused to start, even after I completely disabled TOMOYO (even when running /etc/init.d/startX.sh by hand). :rolleyes:

I might decide to poke at it another time, but I'll at least wait for the SBF situation to sort itself out first. :p
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] wiza200:
Dear All,

I would like to know if i can add font support for HD2 android? My browser can not read Khmer languages while browsing. Please any body help me to make my browser support Khmer Language.

Thank in advance.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] wiza200:
Any body can help me please? :-(
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] namila007:
same problem here... :/
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] maxximuscool:
If I know where the damn Fonts folder is located on Android and how to create the Virtual keyboard then I will implementing it :(

Anyway, I was hoping that Android has the same file directory as the Unix machine and devices like Nokia N900.

Linux and Nokia N900:

/usr/share/fonts

Windows:

C:\Windows\Fonts

Android???

If someone could englightening on this matter and directing me to the right place on a SDK of the Virtual Keyboard then I would deeply appreciated.

We've got to add Khmer language support to Android. It has been nearly 5years long and still no Khmer support. This is outragous.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] namila007:
check /system/fonts

Sent from my HTC HD 2 powered by HYPERDROID ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] thanhvv:
Khmer fonts

The Fonts folder is under system (System\Fonts)

My Galaxy Tab is rooted, I am using ASTRO File Explorer but can not copy fonts to that folder. Anyone can help?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] samnangseng:
Using Root Explorer and mount R/W to overwrite the system file.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] the Doctor:
Once rooted, installing the font is not the hard part. The font still doesn't render correctly. It's missing a script or something that can assemble the subscripts.

Khmer Keyboard is easy: Install MultiLing Keyboard and it's Khmer plugin from Android Market.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] hollow1:
I have installed this two but viewing web site still not correctly display.

Do you have any idea on how to fix this ?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] the Doctor:
Android can read Khmer Unicode but lacks the script to properly display it. This problem touches the multi keyboard as well. To correctly display webpages in Khmer, take a look at the Khmum Browser from Beeline at Android Market.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] maxximuscool:
I got it to displayed the characters properly but the bottom consonants won't get rendered. This pathetic, tried everything but couldn't get it to rendered unicodes.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] buru898:
Hey taking a break from the puzzle unlock (since these are easier lol) but made this quick tribal unlock skin.

Go here if you don't know how to use MetaMorph to apply themes!! Thanks to ultra spikey!

Added small arrows on the top and bottom to make it look more like an unlock skin than a random image.

You know the drill; use MetaMorph to install and it only replaces 2 image files.

I'm running bionix 1.3.1 which is why it doesn't have any of the arrows or words that normally accompany the Epic Unlock screen.

Plan on making more hopefully.

EDIT:

Added a blue industrial unlock.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] buru898:
Reserved for future skins, really do plan on making more.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Bluejay913:
I like the industrial look. Thanks for these morphs. Hope 2 c more soon.
[Desire HD General] mjehan:
Hey

So its getting close to the time when I say farewell to my DHD and sell it off to make way for the Samsung Galaxy S 2 . Is this a smart move ?

I thought about the Motorola Atrix 4G but in term of specs and availability it shows no advantage over the SGS 2. Another candidate was the LG Optimus 2x but honestly LG still has to sort out a lot of issues with that device.

Why am I selling my DHD:

- Heavy phone

- ****ty battery

- Poor HTC software support

Any recommendations and feedback will be greatly appreciated.
[Desire HD General] SkilletDesire:
Id wait until htc finish their device release cycle in the 4th quarter.
[Desire HD General] Korntoff:
Heavy? My hd2 is just about the same weight and feels amazing in the hand! Atleast better than the crappy Samsung plastic feel. Even though I'd trade my hd2 for a Nexus S anyday.

Sent from my Gingerfied hd2 :D
[Desire HD General] stylus1828:
Poor HTC software support?? Are you kidding right? HTC has the best support so far.

I had a few Samsung phones. Support is not a strong point at Samsung.

SGS 2 is made of pure plastic. Are you going to trade full aluminium casing for cheap plastics???

Oh ... yeah.... My last Samsung phone was the i8000 a.k.a the Omnia II and in quality terms it was bad. Cheap plastic. For example the stylus that came with the package scratched my screen so bad for the first time that I used it... I could feel the scratch with my finger! The stylus was very abrasive ( bad constuction ).

DHD is a solid phone... heavy... I don't mind because it's a great felling when I hold it in my hand.

Battery is great for a 4.3 inch display. Trust me... I owned a HD2 and the battery was crappyer.

This is my opinion about DHD and Samsung phones.

If I were you I would wait for HTC to release the next generation of smartphones.

Anyway... it's your decision. :)
[Desire HD General] japazoid:
Agree!

I agree. I have a DHD and a SGS, IMHO TouchWiz is whoesome when side by side with Sense UI: it is laggy and widgets are ugly. Although the Hummingbird + PVR + Super AMOLED seems far better than Snapdragon + Adreno + SLCD, Samsung could not refine its software as HTC.
[Desire HD General] Jacob1369:
Choices...

Go with your gut. SGS2 is still younger and newer so it will in a way be a better phone than the DHD. If you're switching because of the weight, then go with Samsung. If you're also switching because of support, you'd be surprised to discover that Samsung is not better at it than HTC. Some SGS users around the world are still not getting Froyo unless they flash a custom ROM. HTC actually announced that they'll update the DHD and Z with 2.3 and custom development have already started so both stock users and custom rom users will enjoy the same Ginger goodness...

At the end of the day, it really boils down to your preference. I personally would stay with HTC than get a Samsung. IMHO, they're not in the same class, the only true competition to the DHD for me is the Thunderbolt (optimized productivity) and the NS is for the SGS2 (optimized gaming).
[Desire HD General] lynxboy:
I've been contemplating the same move, mainly because it is the only 4.3" screen handset with a dual-core slated for release any time soon. I'm intrigued by the SAMOLED PLUS and can't wait to see it in the flesh, especially now the PenTile sub pixel arrangement has been ditched. That said, I'm not keen on TouchShizz (or SenseUI for that matter), and while the lightness appeals to me, the 'plasticky' feel of Samsung handsets has always been a turn off! Just referring to your point about HTC support, Samsung are no better and in many ways they are worse, so be aware before you make the jump.

The most important factor for me however is the development scene. I mean, that's why we're all here at XDA! Don't get me wrong, I know that it may well be an active scene with many custom ROM's based on Samsung Firmware but will there be CM? Will there be tailor made AOSP ROM's built to harness the power of the hardware. That is what is holding me back. The possibility of a signed or even encrypted bootloader is high, and the 2 separate hardware revisions (Tegra, Exynos) will hinder true development so until I've scene the forums being filled with weird and wonderful ROM's and Kernels, I will stick with the DHD. Recently the DHD scene has had a massive boost with the release of the Telus DHD and Inspire 4G bringing in a whole wave of North American interest in the device.

Anyway, the SGS2 is highly appealing with great hardware but for me I think making the jump early would be a mistake, unless you are happy with stock phones. Maybe I'll see you in the SGS2 section sometime in the future.

Regards.
[Desire HD General] Warren.D:
I'll be ditching my dhd for the s2. HTC have gone down hill, they can't even align a camera lense! Customer service is rubbish too. Hate this poorly built phone.
[Desire HD General] clouds5:
The SGS2 is gonna be a good phone no doubt. I personally like the "bigness" of the DHD coz i have big hands and i like to feel it in my pocket I even have a case that makes it even thicker.

I dont like Samsung smartphones they dont appeal to me somehow. Cant put my finger on it exactly but i think its a mix of the amoled displays which i dont like and the plasticy feel..

I cant say too much about the HTC support but i think its great that they're bringing the Gingerbread rom soon. Build quality is very good with my phone but i heard it can be different.

@Battery: It heavily depends what kind of user you are. But in my case the battery of the DHD is more than enough. With my use it lasts me 2 full days then i charge it overnight.

I think its a "how many days are you getting" thing with the battery. When you're a heavy user with everything enabled and everything syncing/pushing all the time it will last you a day. And i dont think thats gonna change with the SGS2. Maybe you'll have 30% left in the evening instead of 20%. So what you gonna charge anyway.

My DHD never lasted me less then a day even when i play games and watch movies and use my psx emulator. What do i want more? If i go on a trip i take a spare battery with me anyway.

I'd wait and see what HTC will release as a successor of the DHD.

So I dont want to go in the whole custom rom district because its not for everyone. But its just amazing how good the scene is with the DHD! They have a rom for everyone :) Guess we'll have to wait and see if there will be anything comparable with the SGS2.
[Desire HD General] ghostofcain:
To answer your criticisms,

- heavy phone, yeah the samsung will feel like a cheap piece of plastic against the DHD

- ****ty battery, it really isn't with a little TLC I easily get 24 hours of my DHD and with mad-murdocks battery fix even more is attainable

- Poor HTC software support, lol your off to samsung good luck with your updates
[Desire HD General] mjehan:
There are a lot of reason why my love for the DHD died faster than its battery apart from the reasons mentioned:

- GPS doesn't work for me despite the fixes

- SMS notification issue (which is seriously such a let down!)

- HTC Sense killing my android experience

If I was to pick one flaw that ruins this phone it is the battery. I have tried all fixes, tweaks and tricks. It goes only 4,5 hours if used constantly which is unacceptable... and that too is if I disable all the features this phone has to offer.

At least with the Atrix or the SGS 2 I will have 8-10 hour battery under normal Wifi/3G conditions which I need since I am quite often away from home travelling.

PS: im not gonna buy additional accessories like batteries or chargers that I need to carry around with me.
[Desire HD General] Fihlvein:
Every SGS I've handled (friends also had), totally four, are crackling all over the housing from back cover to display bezel. That was so complete turn-off and I just couldn't stand it, I had to sell the phone.

DHD on the other hand while being solid aluminium, has it's weak plastics and they are quite turn-off as well, but luckily some blu-tacks have maid my device completely noiseless what comes to cracklings etc.

SGS2 looks quite sexy, no doubt, but having the experience from it's predecessor I haven't even thoght about it yet. I got to see & feel it in hands.

Oh, does SGS2 still have RFS filesystem? That was truely horrifying with random lags! :D
[Desire HD General] clouds5:
I believe you i'd lose my love for my DHD too under these conditions :/ Strange thing though, i have none of them!

I really like HTC Sense when you disable the annoying parts like Hub or Likes. And as I said my battery lasts usually for 2 days, at least one (24h) when I use it really heavily with emulators, movies and long phone calls.

With some love (right custom rom - i use ARHD, maybe different radio, watching processes to find out cpu abuse, disable unneeded stuff with TitaniumBackup) the DHD is a great great phone.

Imho thats how android works, i mean its even based on Linux. Once you've arranged everything the way you want it, its awesome. But it needs some work to get there.

At this moment no one knows if SGS2 wont have its own problems or when it will be available, so i guess we have to wait and see till some real reviews come out.

If you want something that just works without worrying, with basic functions, but doesnt let you change things and arrange it the way you want, i suggest u go for an iPhone :) the 5th version should be announced soon i think.
[Desire HD General] mjehan:
I'll never go Apple. I'm too smart to fall for their marketing gimmicks :p