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jamiekt
2nd August 2009, 02:24 PM
Hi all,
Very quick one. Is there a WinMob6.5 ROM available for the Kaiser (known by me as the Vodafone v1615)?

Thanks in advance
Jamie

Rudegar
2nd August 2009, 03:08 PM
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=520683

denco7
2nd August 2009, 03:22 PM
Hi all,
Very quick one. Is there a WinMob6.5 ROM available for the Kaiser (known by me as the Vodafone v1615)?

Thanks in advance
Jamie

WM 6.5 has not been officially released by M$ yet and when it is, it will not be available for the Kaiser.
But waiting for M$ and HTC to improve our phones is not why we are here, go here (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=433835) to unlock your phone and then take advantage of the many " custom 6.5 roms " available in the rom development section

ChumleyEX
3rd August 2009, 03:45 PM
Wow some people really don't try anymore. Back in the day he would have been flamed hard core.

crissg
3rd August 2009, 04:52 PM
Wow some people really don't try anymore. Back in the day he would have been flamed hard core.

I agree with your point. That one showed a decided lack of effort.

denco7
3rd August 2009, 07:34 PM
Wow some people really don't try anymore. Back in the day he would have been flamed hard core.

How is the flaming going over at the ** choke ** choke ** iPhone support forum ?:D

ChumleyEX
4th August 2009, 03:36 PM
I don't really do anything in the Iphone forums, there isn't a site anywhere near as good as this one for the iphone.

There are a few things I miss about the tilt but I do like the iphone.

jor3l
4th August 2009, 07:34 PM
nice post, search first man.. there is a ROM threat for you

Pukat
4th August 2009, 11:46 PM
nice post, search first man.. there is a ROM threat for you

ummmmm, what's a ROM threat? Sounds kind of scary... :p

Slaybells
5th August 2009, 02:45 AM
I mean, the whole point of a site like this is to serve information. Frankly, you need to be a borderline OCD to find what you need..

Why does it have to be a 'rite of passage'? Its a valid enough question for a newb. There isn't a 6.5 sticky in the ROM section, listing available ROMs, and a search yields 87 page results, each with their own # of threads. How do you pick which one to use? I'm sure to get flamed myself for this, but I can understand the frustration of some who just wants to upgrade to 6.5 and get on with his/her life, without having to spend a week searching, just because 'y'all had to do it'.

The whole point of these devices is so SAVE US TIME, not for us to slavishly spend 3 days working out how upgrade the crappy ROM, unlock the phone, and erase all data, only to try and reload the whole load back. And then do it again because the dialler was rubbish, or the sw keyboard didnt work, it was too slow, or something like this. In the old days of valves and ticker tapes, they had 'acolytes' in white coats to serve the mainframe, change the valves and unclog the ticker puncher. We were slaves to the machine. Seems to be happening here too!

Give full kudos to those wizards who create the ROMs, no idea where they get the time or energy, but bless them for doing it.

PS. I am borderline OCD myself, just in different things now.

If it really is all about proving your Google skills, I stand corrected. But I remember my first time too, thinking I was about to brick my £400 device, and incur the wrath of my provider.

Slay.

al1701
5th August 2009, 06:28 AM
I mean, the whole point of a site like this is to serve information. Frankly, you need to be a borderline OCD to find what you need..

Why does it have to be a 'rite of passage'? Its a valid enough question for a newb. There isn't a 6.5 sticky in the ROM section, listing available ROMs, and a search yields 87 page results, each with their own # of threads. How do you pick which one to use? I'm sure to get flamed myself for this, but I can understand the frustration of some who just wants to upgrade to 6.5 and get on with his/her life, without having to spend a week searching, just because 'y'all had to do it'.

The whole point of these devices is so SAVE US TIME, not for us to slavishly spend 3 days working out how upgrade the crappy ROM, unlock the phone, and erase all data, only to try and reload the whole load back. And then do it again because the dialler was rubbish, or the sw keyboard didnt work, it was too slow, or something like this. In the old days of valves and ticker tapes, they had 'acolytes' in white coats to serve the mainframe, change the valves and unclog the ticker puncher. We were slaves to the machine. Seems to be happening here too!

Give full kudos to those wizards who create the ROMs, no idea where they get the time or energy, but bless them for doing it.

PS. I am borderline OCD myself, just in different things now.

If it really is all about proving your Google skills, I stand corrected. But I remember my first time too, thinking I was about to brick my £400 device, and incur the wrath of my provider.

Slay.

I have to agree with you. I love to research, but it can be a daunting task with all the threads and possible roms available for your phone. Then finding a radio that works well for everything, if you are lucky.
I have spent the last few days looking at different roms and radios, with my wife asking "What are you doing that takes that long?" :D If she only knew ;) that I could brick my phone and be forced to buy a new one to experiment on LOL
But, hey it can be addictive to get it just the way you like it.

Al

denco7
5th August 2009, 02:13 PM
I mean, the whole point of a site like this is to serve information.

Wrong........wrong........wrong.........!

This is not McDonalds, this is not Harrods, this is not HTC tech support. The whole point of this site is to " serve " no one.

This is a library, a vault of WinMo and HTC knowledge. When you walk into a library for knowledge on the Hong Kong economy, you don't walk upto the librarian and say, ".........gimme all you've got on world enconomy, I' ll be sitting over here waiting. " Nor do you announce at the door, to all others there , what you are looking for.

The librarian points you in the right direction and you go and search and read, and read and search until you are able to go into work and say, " boss, here is my proposal on our expansion into the Hong Kong market, make me lead on this account. "

No one is paid here to help anyone. When people do help, it is out of the goodness of their hearts and their desire to share their " hobby " with you.
They are not here to serve anyone anything.

If you have neither time nor the desire or the " OCD focus " then leave your phone alone. :)

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=2031989&postcount=45

crissg
5th August 2009, 04:08 PM
Wrong........wrong........wrong.........!

This is not McDonalds, this is not Harrods, this is not HTC tech support. The whole point of this site is to " serve " no one.

This is a library, a vault of WinMo and HTC knowledge. When you walk into a library for knowledge on the Hong Kong economy, you don't walk upto the librarian and say, ".........gimme all you've got on world enconomy, I' ll be sitting over here waiting. " Nor do you announce at the door, to all others there , what you are looking for.

The librarian points you in the right direction and you go and search and read, and read and search until you are able to go into work and say, " boss, here is my proposal on our expansion into the Hong Kong market, make me lead on this account. "

No one is paid here to help anyone. When people do help, it is out of the goodness of their hearts and their desire to share their " hobby " with you.
They are not here to serve anyone anything.

If you have neither time nor the desire or the " OCD focus " then leave your phone alone. :)

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=2031989&postcount=45

That Kyphur post should be permanently displayed above the main menu.

ChumleyEX
5th August 2009, 04:42 PM
Word!!!

In all honesty, the OP could have just gone into rom development and seen a bunch of WM 6.5 ROMS, there would not have been days of eye burning search's.


The fact is this. You are an idiot if you don't take the time to educate yourself on the things you want to do. You owe it to yourself and your wallet to make sure you fully understand all of the things you need to know before bricking the thing.

As one of you posted, I too was scared during my first flash, I read the same posts over and over and over and over, until I felt like I understood what was going on..


Yes it's hard to search sometimes but the more stupid threads are opened the harder it gets, hence


http://lh4.ggpht.com/goldhck/R6UM6MzKDLI/AAAAAAAAAcQ/3PoNkSwDzuo/wm-Middle+Finger+Flame.jpg

ASCIIker
7th August 2009, 11:59 PM
+1 million points to denco7!!!

it really is not about going through "a rite of passage" when a noob gets flamed...the flaming is to drive home a point...and the point is that the time you spend reading and researching is an investment that will save you from mistakes and future troubleshooting and it will save you from bricking your very expensive device (which is a natural fear) in the worst case.

"god helps those who help themselves"

donkidonki
8th August 2009, 01:03 AM
I mean, the whole point of a site like this is to serve information. Frankly, you need to be a borderline OCD to find what you need..

Why does it have to be a 'rite of passage'? Its a valid enough question for a newb. There isn't a 6.5 sticky in the ROM section, listing available ROMs, and a search yields 87 page results, each with their own # of threads. How do you pick which one to use? I'm sure to get flamed myself for this, but I can understand the frustration of some who just wants to upgrade to 6.5 and get on with his/her life, without having to spend a week searching, just because 'y'all had to do it'.

The whole point of these devices is so SAVE US TIME, not for us to slavishly spend 3 days working out how upgrade the crappy ROM, unlock the phone, and erase all data, only to try and reload the whole load back. And then do it again because the dialler was rubbish, or the sw keyboard didnt work, it was too slow, or something like this. In the old days of valves and ticker tapes, they had 'acolytes' in white coats to serve the mainframe, change the valves and unclog the ticker puncher. We were slaves to the machine. Seems to be happening here too!

Give full kudos to those wizards who create the ROMs, no idea where they get the time or energy, but bless them for doing it.

PS. I am borderline OCD myself, just in different things now.

If it really is all about proving your Google skills, I stand corrected. But I remember my first time too, thinking I was about to brick my £400 device, and incur the wrath of my provider.

Slay.

As a newcomer to xda developers (but a veteran of other technical forums) I cheer this perspective.
Whilst I am prepared to sweat blood & tears sifting through the myriad topics on device & ROM options, I would happily bow to my subject peers if they could simply answer a basic question with the required answer; rather than flaming the poster for not having read every post on the forum and deciphering the rubiks code, or something like that...

stylez
8th August 2009, 01:23 AM
As a newcomer to xda developers (but a veteran of other technical forums) I cheer this perspective.
Whilst I am prepared to sweat blood & tears sifting through the myriad topics on device & ROM options, I would happily bow to my subject peers if they could simply answer a basic question with the required answer; rather than flaming the poster for not having read every post on the forum and deciphering the rubiks code, or something like that...

The problem is that you don't have to sweat blood & tears for a question as simple as looking @ ROM development, noted if you can see the STICKY @ the top then you can probebly see bellow too?

Most of the common users see @ least 5+ posts a day that could have been solved via a simple walk in the park not a dig in the graveyard.

We are not here to persicute "flame" noobs just to help them if they have done the required searching for ones self, they learn nothing by being spoonfed except to be more spoonfed.

denco7 you hit the nail on the head a.p.u ;)

ChumleyEX
8th August 2009, 07:10 AM
As a newcomer to xda developers (but a veteran of other technical forums) I cheer this perspective.
Whilst I am prepared to sweat blood & tears sifting through the myriad topics on device & ROM options, I would happily bow to my subject peers if they could simply answer a basic question with the required answer; rather than flaming the poster for not having read every post on the forum and deciphering the rubiks code, or something like that...


the main question for this thread was something trivial and showed that noone even attempted to look. The answer was out in the open and if it were snake, someone would have been bitten.