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[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] SHMaRiM:
I figured it out. I just went into a theme I knew worked and edited the .png files and re-saved them with the same names.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] JKILO:
You didn't have to resize?
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] SHMaRiM:
No I kept the png's their original size. I just used a theme made for a stock evo shift ROM. Flashed right over with no issues.
[HD2 General] eXtremeLT:
Hey all, i have some problems with radio. I checked all threads and didn't found anything on this1. I've done hspl or smth like that to 2.08.

The thing is about radio, currently i can't do further and i got white screen + green htc logo and stuck at it, as far as i know i need radio update.

I tried that, eventhough i'm stuck at 0%, the thing is i have NOT t-mobile as most ppl here have, i have htc hd2, it was bought in lithuania officially and i'm not sure which radio version or whateva i need or what i do wrong! Sry if i posted in wrong section or did smth wrong, anyway i need help! don't wanna brick my phone, just bought it few hours ago and can't use it :confused:

edited:

dk if it helps, but on htc site if i select rom to update and choose my serial it tells that this fits me:

RUU_Leo_HTC_WWE_EastEurope_1.48.479.1_Radio_Signed_15.28.50.07U_2.05.51.05_2_Ship.exe
[HD2 General] jsmccabe78:
your hd2 is not unique; the majority have non-tmobile. actually there are many threads with your exact complaint.

but what you need to figure out is if you have hspl on it or not. you say you may have done it but then say 2.08 which seems more like spl.

so boot into bootloader, what does it say? then we can go from there!
[HD2 General] eXtremeLT:
2.08.HSPL, btw i found 1 user, he's from same country and city, propably got phone from lithuania too, he got in his sign: Radio v2.15.50.14 ;

can u check please if it's that radio ver?
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
If you boot into bootloader as the a ove post said you can check your SPL versiin this way. If you don't know how to do this just turn your HD2 off and then turn your HD2 back on but hd down the volume down button.The muticolor bootloader screen will come up. If you see SPL 2.08.0000 you have regular SPL. If you see SPL 2.08 HSPL then you have HSPL(Hard SPL) on your HD2. You should also se Cottula in the bootloader as well if you ha e HSPL.

You have a EU model HD2 so you can flash any radio version you want to flash and not brick your HD2. The issue of bricking a HD2 is only relavant to the T-Mobile(TMOUS) HD2. I suggest you flash radio version 2.15.50.14 it is the latest radio and the majority of poeple really like it.
[HD2 General] eXtremeLT:
Yay! downloaded that1, tried, and now it installed, and successfully! btw be4 that i installed magldr and it didn't worked cause was stuck, now it's loaded! gonna try wp7! yay! ty guys for fast answers! :)
[HD2 General] jsmccabe78:
Congrats. Enjoy!
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Yeah MAGLDR requires a TMOUS compatible radio version to work. That is why you were having trouble before but gou have a TMOUS compatible radio version now so MAGLDR works. Hope you enjoy your HD2, and glad you got it working. I got your PM too by the way.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] amjad_2020:
Hi i have try to get voip to work on my Nexus S but i have try several app but don't work can you please tell what app work good ?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] onei0077:
One of gingerbreads features is voip. Check settings.

Sent from my Google.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] amjad_2020:
OK thank you do you know how the sitting for it or how to do it ?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] ogdobber:
wrong section for questions

go here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=887131
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] fosdos4790:
Settings>call settings>internet calling.
[Thunderbolt General] Insertnamehere12:
I live in a non-4g area, its coming soon, but not yet.

My New Thunderbolt seems to be dropping my 3G data connection, and i'm not sure why. Any1 else having this issue?
[Thunderbolt General] forpar:
Data connection

Same problem here but I live in a 4G area. It is driving me nuts! Every other time I try to connect to something that requires a data connection it is not connected! I am getting ready to take it back.
[Thunderbolt General] ddarvish:
prob the reason why the phone was delayed and they still didnt work out the kinks.. expect an update soon to fix it..
[Thunderbolt General] Dante_l1:
I have had this happen at least twice where it required a battery pull to fix. I also saw one other person on IRC with a similar experience. No 4g by me.
[Thunderbolt General] orcsbane13:
Mine was doing that until I turned off the LTE radio now it stays on with no problems.
[Thunderbolt General] Dante_l1:
For me the second fail was after a having LTE turned off.
[Thunderbolt General] bamfsig45:
There is a thread over at HTCThunderbolt forums on this subject. Lots are having this issue. Me included and Im frustrated.

http://www.thunderboltforums.com/forum/htc-thunderbolt-help/293-no-3g.html?highlight=connection

Reply #30 is mine.
[EVO 4G General] dirkyd3rk:
Edit: The usual has happened here on the "great" XDA. Nothing to see here folks go ahead and close this one also. Thanks *salute* :mad:
[EVO 4G General] kingdazy:
if it ran, if play with it.

Sent from my calculator watch.
[EVO 4G General] ballindroid:
I totaly would love that
[EVO 4G General] fixxxer2008:
wp7 will never happen on the evo. the devs just do not seem interested in doing it. i too wouldn't mind playing with it but i doubt it will come to light.

more soo id still love too see webos ported to the evo, even xda has a section for it now.
[EVO 4G General] dirkyd3rk:
For sure, webos is pretty fun to play with, I owned a pre for a little then traded it for my cdma heroc.

Edit: Aren't the evo and hd2 pretty much identical? (Hardware wise)
[EVO 4G General] fixxxer2008:
yeah i think the hd2, hd7 and the evo are pretty similar.
[EVO 4G General] aimbdd:
Legally... porting w7 to the hd2 is just as wrong as porting it to the evo....

all those people that say i has a license, so what? its like saying i have a license to run windows vista... so i can install a hacked version of windows 7 legally.

If they are allowed to post those roms here, we can too. The only thing is finding devs to do it.
[EVO 4G General] dirkyd3rk:
Great post man +1 you have a strong point.
[EVO 4G General] Halabeaster54:
i used to have a hd7 and loved it the only reason i gave it up was because i got a hd2 to dual boot wp7 and android
[EVO 4G General] dirkyd3rk:
Good call, its crazy to me how the hd2 has so much freaking support lol. I'm jealous of your dual booting phone.
[EVO 4G General] fixxxer2008:
actually hp is open to community devs now. i would gladly pay for a port of wp7 or webos. i just hope we could get a great dev to do the work for us.
[EVO 4G General] dirkyd3rk:
Yeah so would I, in a heartbeat.
[EVO 4G General] Blitzpwnage:
I third that
[EVO 4G General] novanosis85:
I don't like you but, I like your thread.

;)
[EVO 4G General] Hrshycro:
...as if modifying and distributing HTC's copyrighted code wasn't the same thing.
[EVO 4G General] dirkyd3rk:
:-) at least you're honest
[EVO 4G General] lakers1624:
I really wish a port would come to fruition. However, no dev even seems remotely interested.
[EVO 4G General] lakers1624:
Also, windows phone 7 has been out for quite a while now on GSM carriers, but there has been no port to a GSM android device. I fear there might be more issues than just developer interest.
[EVO 4G General] dirkyd3rk:
I just read that the HTC arrive doesn't even have wimax support. I'm sure it would have been alot easier if it did. I'm guessing it would be a full time job for someone to take along the port i.e getting wimax to work and etc. So right now I don't believe there's even a cdma wp7 phone with wimax yet. Bummer
[EVO 4G General] fixxxer2008:
im sure we could get this too work. if they can port it to the hd2 then we can have it also. we just need a dev here to give it a go. im thinking virus could get interested. ;)
[Xoom General] Earthbrain:
I think it is ridiculous to have the Xoom only be compatible with only Micro-SD card instead of regular SD card. It is not like the tab is so small that the regular SD card would not fit. It is NOT a phone.

Regular SD card has the benefit of:

1. Much much cheaper for a bigger space.

2. Did I say it is cheaper for a bigger space...?

3. Faster speed

I am not sure if it will use more energy and decrease battery life. But even still, how much more energy can it actually drain compared to the micro-SD card.

Sometimes I have no idea what the designers/engineers are thinking when they develop technology. There is always a missing screw somewhere.

Wow...I am finish ranting...

What a relief.....
[Xoom General] Elysian893:
Erm, internal space?
[Xoom General] EnderTheThird:
What you forget is that by sticking with MicroSD it's more compatible with other devices. If you want to put that same card into your phone or any other mobile device, you have greater compatibility with MicroSD. If you want to put it in a regular SD card device, you can do so with an adapter, but you wouldn't have that same versatility/compatibility with a regular SD card as you would with MicroSD.
[Xoom General] wang1404:
+1
[Xoom General] Elementix:
Maybe you can find some space behind the back cover to put one of these in? Might be worth a shot..

http://www.dealextreme.com/p/sd-to-microsd-transflash-card-converter-module-27001
[Xoom General] blakejohnson86:
While I agree that MicroSD is more compatible with other devices, I would imagine a normal SD card would give the Xoom a more competitive advantage over the iPads in terms of the amount of overall storage that they can use. There are already 64GB SD cards, while I believe the max for a MicroSD is still 32GB. (Correct me if I am wrong.)
[Xoom General] Inphinitizeit:
You're wrong MicroSD has support for SDXC however, most devices are not SDXC compatible. Just as you will find that most SD card readers are not SDXC compatible.
[Xoom General] keitht:
I only wish that what is already there would work.
[Xoom General] gbenj:
But if the Xoom had a SD slot instead of MicroSD you could just use that same MicroSD card with the adapter in the Xoom.

If you're gonne be swapping out a card from the Xoom to a phone, you might as well be using the SD slot to store the MicroSD to SD adapter.

It would cost Moto pennies to include the adapter in that slot, but still allow people to just dump it and use a regular SD card in there if they want to

In my opinion, its all about having options. (Thats why we like android after all) An SD card slot would give us options, to use a MicroSD in there with an adapter, or to use a regular SD if we'd rather do that. The MicroSD slot doesn't give us the same option in reverse.

Its really not a big deal to me, but thats just what the case in favor of it would be.
[Xoom General] cwizardtx:
Why can't my aunt have male genitals... then she'd be my uncle and we could play basketball together.

WHY?????
[Xoom General] Earthbrain:
That is my thought exactly.

That is why I made this post.
[Xoom General] muyoso:
Uh, in the situations you described, an SD card slot would be a MUCH better choice. Having an SD card slot would give you the OPTION to use an SD card, and the OPTION to use an SD to microSD converter and use a microsd card. So if you were concerned with sharing media between phone and tablet, you would just need that little SD to microsd converter.

Edit: I see now that this point has been made multiple times.
[Xoom General] idkwhothatis123:
You too?!?! I thought I was the only one who wondered that! Lmfao classic
[Xoom General] pecosROB:
I wish it had an SD card primarily for viewing pictures from digital cameras.

I do not want to put a microSD card and an adapter into my DSLR, and as many have mentioned, the larger storages and faster read/write speeds are cheaper for an SD card versus the same capacity microSD counterpart.

SD card would have made so much more sense. Hell, I don't even care if Motorola included an adapter, who the **** here has more than one microSD card and zero adapters? I think I have like 2 adapters, maybe even 3.
[Xoom General] red man:
Micro SD jus the universal mobile standard
[Xoom General] zone23:
Sorry man I don't really see it as a problem unless you have a camera with a regular SD card slot. If this is the case buy a MicroSD with the adapter thats what I do. If I buy any new cards I get Micro and make sure it comes with the adapter. That way I am #winning. The cards are so cheap anyway. Who would have thought you could buy and 8gb card for less then 20 bucks?
[Xoom General] pecosROB:
"and as many have mentioned, the larger storages and faster read/write speeds are cheaper for an SD card versus the same capacity microSD counterpart."

That is why I don't want to put a microSD card in it!
[Xoom General] zone23:
I understand the cost factor. When you get into the larger capacities the prices between a 32gb card doubles for a Micro SD. Its just another way for the man to stick it too ya.
[Xoom General] hi_its_ryan:
I'm glad it's microsd, the xoom is thick enough as is imo
[Xoom General] Facegarden:
Honestly guys? You make think the tablet has "plenty of space", but if you've ever done product design or circuit board layout, you'll find that anything smaller makes a big difference. I used to think the change to MicroUSB from MiniUSB was lame, but I've laid out some circuit boards with both connectors, and *MAN* are Mini USB connectors huge!

I felt the same way about the change from SD, to Mini SD, to MicroSD, but honestly, regular SD is huge.

They did it because of size guys, thats all there is to it.

If you want to connect your camera, the Xoom supports USB hosting so you can just plug it right in (Does it work with cameras? I don't have my Xoom yet, but I thought they said it does or will support this), or just use a MicroSD card in your camera. 8GB cards are like $15, and do you really need that much space in your camera? I'm a photographer (well, its a hobby) with a Canon 40D and I only carry like 6 gigs of cards on me (a 4 and a backup 2).

If you never take the pictures off your camera I could see it being an issue, but I never do that for fear of losing them if I lose the camera or the memory fails.

Anyway, none of that matters. They did it because of size. It really does make that big of a difference.
[Xoom General] pecosROB:
What resolution do you use snap your photos with? Do you use RAW or jpeg?

The reason I complain about this is that a 4GB card wouldn't do anything for me. I take TONS of photographs while on vacation (which would be ideal to have a tablet). If 4-8 GB was ample size for me then I'd put a microSD card in an adapter and take photos. But getting an microSD with a high class/fast read/write speed can be expensive. I like the high class # to ensure no stuttering when filming video in HD mode.

Looks like I'll eventually have to root to get USB host access.
[Xoom General] Red Phone:
really no reason why...

I agree I have a 32 gb SD card sitting in a drawer right now collecting dust.....
[Xoom General] Facegarden:
Yeah I tend to do smaller shoots and rarely use RAW. Also, my camera doesn't support video, and it has an internal buffer for ~70 shots, so card speed isn't an issue for me. Plus, it uses CF cards anyway!

I also never go on vacation anymore (boo).

I was just wondering what the use case was. I know that its annoying when someone tells you that the feature you're requesting is unnecessary, I just really wasn't sure why it was needed.

And again, as I said in the first half of my post, none of this matters. The reason why microSD was used is because of the size of the cards. It really takes up a lot more space internally, and this is already the biggest and heaviest current gen 10" tablet. The number of people who are concerned with size will always vastly outweigh the number of people who are concerned with using full size SD cards.

I imagine someone may make a business tablet that supports fullsize SD cards, but consumer devices probably never will.

Incidentally, you can still connect your camera to the Xoom over USB, right? I swear they said it either already supports that, or it will.
[HD2 General] noisyrawr:
Half a year ago i returned my HD2 because it had terrible issues (constant restarts / freezes while using anything related to heavy network traffic - streaming videos, browsing for more than 5 minutes etc). After waiting for 1 month they returned it to me with a "changed motherboard" (at least thats what the people in the shop said). Basically most of the stuff inside was changed, except the phone panel.

I was really happy and i almost immediately installed HSPL and a cooked rom. Everything was fine so far. At some point i noticed, that my phone isnt detecting any WiFi networks at all. At first i thought that its because of the ROM i installed, but i used mostly 3G so it took me some time to notice that it isnt working.

1 Month ago i noticed that my Bluetooth isnt working at all as well.

Finally i found some time to uninstall HSPL and i returned everything back to normal. Im with the old 1.66 rom for my region so everything is as it should be. Still no WiFi networks, and there are like 10 in rage (i checked with my notebook).

I searched google / this forum for 2 hours straight but i couldnt find anything. Usually i would return the phone to the service again, but in 10 days or so i will be moving to a different country where i will be studying for 5 months. :(

Any suggestions what it might be? If there is any way to fix the problem without returning the phone to get it serviced again i would be really happy.

Thanks!

Edit: I also tried the new 3.14 ROM, no change :(
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Sorry man but it sounds like you have a hardware issue. I don't think you will find a software fix for your problem. I know it sucks but I would send it in for repairs.
[HD2 General] noisyrawr:
Thanks, i'll ask them if there is any way to have it serviced within a week. That or i'll check if someone can send it to me next month :(
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lurrrrr:
Hello everyone,

I just received my Galaxy I9000, and made sure i can access the Download Mode and the Recovery Mode using the 3 button combos explained in the wiki.

I bought this phone in the united states, as an unlocked phone. Since i live in South America (Ecuador to be exact), i don't have an official version for this market and i'm using this international version I9000.

Checked the Firmware version installed and is the following:

PDA: I9000BUJP7

Phone: I9000BUJP5

CSC: I9000GVD2JP5

Build Info: 2010.10

Also checked the unlock status:

Personalization Status

Network Lock: OFF

Network Subset Lock: OFF

SP Lock: OFF

CP Lock: OFF

My phone's firmware is a provider one (Vodafone), looked in samfirmware to check for new firmwares, but i need some advice:

First, since my phone has a provider specific firmware, can i flash my phone with a "generic" samsung firmware?

If so which ones should i choose the European versions or the America/Australia firmwares??

I see in the list for europa versions this one as the last:

I9000XWJS8 ##	512.PIT	Version 2.2.1

And for america this one:

I9000BVJJPD ##	512.PIT	Version 2.2	2010 December

I was tempted to go for the european version but im just not shure.

Also what about the MODEM/CSC, do i need to flash those too? since those are also customized versions from the provider?

I dont mind loosing all the samsung apps, and the vodaphone ones, as they are pretty useless here.

Any advice on what is the best path to go from here is appreciated.

I bought this phone so i can learn to develop for android but im really new to this world.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] branalvere:
Search up goots tutorial. I think the CsC version just determines which stock apps get installed when you flash to be honest, I picked xeu because it's Europe generic but I dont think it matters

The froyo I had from goots link had multi CSC and you could pick and choose
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gvdn:
You can use latest European version np. Im on it now but im from Europe but was on JPG 1 week ago and its from Asia. CSC is what gives you your APN for data traffic and the keyboard languages included but u can swap that easily using the Romkitchen or u can input your provider data manualy. Modem is your wifi, data network and gps driver you can use any the one from JS8 is very good so is JPG one. With modem its possible that with JQ1 u cant acces the 850mhz band immediatly but there are allreadu solutions to fix that on this forum.

Best advice i can give u is follow this guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=926399

If u have more questions join us on IRC:

Server: chat.freenode.net

Channel: #romkitchen

Url: irc://chat.freenode.net/romkitchen

webchat: http://webchat.freenode.net
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lurrrrr:
Thanks for the help, i will go through the goots tutorial as advised also ill read the Perka's link posted.

And for sure ill join IRC, thanks for the help ill be going through this process along the day (it's morning here)
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] setite:
I just bought a thunderbolt on impulse. This time yesterday I had no plan to do so, but I woke up on the wrong side of the bed I guess.

Love the phone thus far, though coming from an EVO I don't feel much difference beyond the speed of the device.

Does anyone know ways to improve tethering? Using the FCC speedtest app I am getting 5-7Mbps Down adn 20-30Mbps Up pings all around 100. On my tethered XOOM I am getting an impressive 4-6ish down, 3-6ish up with pings from 50-150.

The numbers when I started this thread were about 3 and 3 which still beats my evos 1 and 1 in optimal conditions. Thus far the Thunderbolt seems to connect to 4G instantly and unlike the EVO the stock tethering app is 4G friendly, but more to the point the 700mhz seems to be proving to be less placement centric. I can have it on a chair in the corner of the room under a desk and it seems to still get damn good speeds. Where I am used to putting my EVO on a windowsill and still wanting better signal.

All that aside, my point of this thread is, has anyone found tweaks that increase tethering performance? Are certain channels better, or does less/no encryption increase performance?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] setite:
Bump. I know I can't be the only one who wants an answer to the best way to tether.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wrb123:
im new to verizon and read that they are able to detect tethering from rooted devices. nice that we have tethering now, but when the time limit runs out will tethering be possible? has anyone tethered on verizon before without issue? is tethering truly unlimited, or is there a cap/throttle?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Unheard:
I've been tethering on my D1 for months and never been "detected". Tethered data looks like cell phone data to the provider. The only way I could see being detected is if the app you are using (the included one) sends some sort of flag. AFAIK the root wifi tether does nothing of the sort.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hay112:
what are you guys using to tether? a 3rd party tethering app?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkerns:
I've tethered heavily for at least 8 months on Incredible and Droid X. Never had an issue with detection. You will need root for third party app once root us achieved. Permanent root should come today. Then use app from market