Recent content by mroek

Thanks for trying to help, but I think there is a small misunderstanding. The firmware I downloaded via Check Fus, is the official and correct firmware for my region, and the phone still reports everything as official (status is normal). The only unofficial thing I did, was to use Odin instead...

The thing is that I'm not changing the CSC (or more correctly, not changing the region). My phone came with this CSC: NEEALE3 Then I flashed (via Odin) the new firmware LF5 (for the Nordic region, i.e NEE), fetched from Samsung by Check Fus, which (supposedly) contained a new CSC: NEEALE4...

I have read the instructions for changing the CSC (*#272*imei# on the dialpad), and if I do that, I get one choice, which is NEE. That is my correct region, but I've read that by installing a CSC from this menu, the phone will be wiped, so I haven't dared pressing the "Install"-button. However...

I've read it all, but I can't see that my question is answered there. I know what the CSC is, I'm just wondering why the CSC now shows up as unknown (and the consequences of this) on my phone, even if I flashed a correct stock firmware for my region.

I just downloaded the LF5 stock firmware for the Nordic region with Check Fus, HIDSWVER: I9300XXALF5/I9300NEEALE4/I9300XXLF5/I9300XXALF5 I flashed the firmware with Odin (didn't want to install Kies), and the flashing went without a hitch. The phone booted normally, and seems to work. However...

I have the same problem, and it is a bit annoying. The compass works correctly if I wave the phone like in the video posted, but I have to do this every time I start an app that uses the magnetometer. My phone was not like this on 2.1.

As far as I can tell, my phone behaves exactly like OPs. There is a backup on the SD, but the last update to it was when I applied the official OTA update (which was stupid, since I was planning on rooting). I too can search privacy to find the backup settings, which looks enabled.

Did you try to clear calendar storage to see if that fixes it?

A full reset wouldn't help either. This is actually a Google limititation that only affects (their) sports calendars. They even state (expand Sports to see it) it outright: I tried adding a moon phase calendar via "Browse interesting calendars - more", and that did show on the phone as it...

A hard reset will wipe all the data, including all caches. I'm not familiar with mybackup pro, but I doubt it will restore all those caches (like the browser cache). This makes such a test pretty useless, I'm afraid.

This is probably not a Desire specific problem, but annoying nonetheless. My wife and I both have Google calendars, and we have both shared them (read only) with each other. On my phone, I can therefore see her events in my calendar. She had one recurring event (every two weeks) in her calendar...

That's strange. After a hard reset it should have exactly the same memory each time. After all, that's the whole point of a hard reset. And I must say that the issue raised by OP is very worrying. Installing and then uninstalling applications should give you back the exact same memory as you...

Thanks for clearing this up, but I am completely miffed that they made such a huge mistake. It certainly breaks a whole lot of web pages! Unfortunately, there seems to be no workaround either...

It seems that it doesn't handle any javascript scrollbars. I though the webkit engine was top notch, but this is just stupid, and extremely annoying.

Same on my Desire (Nordic version) here in Norway.