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You can fix this by running Cyanogen on your phone and following the steps in the following post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9562368&postcount=117 -Dan

Hey all, I recently picked up a dock for my Xoom, and I'm wondering if there's somewhat to make the slideshow of the gallery loop. Right now it plays through all the pictures in the album and quits. With it in the dock, I'd like to just have it always displaying pictures. Anyway to do this? Or...

I've been playing The Secret of Monkey Island without any problems. -Dan

Works like a charm, thanks! -Dan Sent from my SCH-I800 using XDA App

Yeah I'm in the same boat at the moment - it finished converting to ext4 but when it booted back up it shows the lockscreen/homescreen briefly then just reboots again over and over. -Dan

I had a similar problem - I couldn't remove anything I had installed to one point and couldn't install anything new. I ran 'dmesg | busybox grep error' in a terminal on it and had lots of errors on the device used for the /data partition. I had to bring it back to verizon and get it replaced...

I'm not sure what the case is with other carriers versions, but the verizon tab can, though it's through their own app rather than what's built into froyo. It doesn't cost anything extra. -Dan

It's not really for protection, but rather to cut glare and fingerprints/smudging. -Dan Sent from my SCH-I800 using XDA App

Nice find on the coupon code stefvan2k1! The feel on these is nice.. I feel that there's less drag with the slight texture on these than on the glass alone (maybe it's just my most hands :)) There's definitely a reduction in finger prints with one of these on, I was wiping my screen constantly...

Holiday Nexus Ones are the development model given generally to Google employees... Their security is off so you can unlock and relock the bootloader freely, they don't have a warranty anyway. These are not the retail Nexus One phones. -Dan

I picked up a 3 pack of these: http://www.handhelditems.com/samsung-galaxy-antifingerprint-antiglare-matte-finishing-screen-protector-p-151910.html So far it's really nice - easy to apply without bubbles, cut out for webcam/light sensor, and a nice anti-glare finish with a good texture to it...

Here's a step-by-step on getting the modules compiled on Ubuntu 10.10. (warning: it's a hack.) :) 1) Grab the toolchain at http://www.codesourcery.com/public/gnu_toolchain/arm-none-linux-gnueabi/arm-2009q3-67-arm-none-linux-gnueabi-i686-pc-linux-gnu.tar.bz2 2) Extract the toolchain cd...

Agreed. It's why I love my Nexus One (and my G1 before it) and one of the main reasons I waited on a decent Android tablet to come out rather than get an iPad for the things I wanted... I love knowing that with enough effort I can make it do whatever I need. -Dan

I'm going to go through the process again and document it as I go to have a more complete howto on compiling them. The first time around was a lot of trial and error to get it working, so I didn't have great documentation along the way. Hopefully I'll have time to do this in the next couple of...

insmod just loads the modules into memory, it doesn't copy them anywhere on the file system. This needs to be done again each time the device is rebooted. if you run lsmod at a terminal you should see slow-work and cifs listed. If so, you can use CifsManager to mount the share without setting...

I tried this, but the modules aren't getting auto loaded at boot. There must be something else needed that actually loads whatever is in that directory on boot. mount -o remount,rw -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system cd /system/lib mkdir modules cd modules cp /sdcard/dropbox/*ko . mount -t...

That userinit.sh file doesn't even exist on my system... looking around I was under the impression that it's something included in some custom ROM's rather than stock. Does it exist on anyone's stock Galaxy Tab? If so, which model? -Dan

Rather than moving slow-work.* and removing it from the Kconfig I just copied slow-work.* and left it in the Kconfig otherwise I had this problem. It's ugly, but it worked. -Dan

Yes, and it works fine after a reboot. The busybox binary is a multi-call binary that checks what command it was called as (via symlink) to know what to run. The regular mount command that comes with the galaxy is just a symlink to the 'toolbox' binary in the same way. Run busybox --help for...

Has anyone had any luck getting the insmod commands to run at boot? I've tried a few different ways without any luck so far. -Dan

This is what happens when using the built in mount command instead of busybox it seems. The way I fixed this was: 1) Install Busybox from the market, run it to install Busybox 2) Once installed run the following commands: su mount -o rw,remount -t rfs /dev/block/stl9 /system rm...

Ok, I compiled cifs.ko and slow_work.ko modules using the SCH-I800 kernel source (which is the Verizon Galaxy Tab model) so I'm not sure they'll work on other tabs, but I figured I'd post them here. I haven't done much testing yet, but I ran: busybox insmod slow_work.ko busybox insmod cifs.ko...

Just to give anyone who might be interested a head's up, I returned my gtablet to Sears in Manchester, NH today. All the same issues everyone's mentioned here, I just didn't have the patience to deal with it. So if you want one cheaper and you're in the area, there you go. -Dan

I have this same problem, blocking headset commands didn't help (i was wondering if erroneous headset commands were being sent or something) but it happens both on bluetooth and wired, so it seemed unlikely. I noticed in your listed services that Google Listen is listed. I ran a logcat on my...

Since the number to change to is hard coded it won't do you much good at this point, though if you really want it just as a quick fix you can PM me the number you want and I'll rebuild it with it and send it your way. You basically just need to open it once then you can revert to the original...

I had this issue - I had a temporary number originally (back when I had my G1) and had my number ported over shortly after. Of course, in phone status is still always said my old temp number rather than my current one. It was somewhat annoying, but not really a problem until the new messaging...

Thanks, I actually updated the holiday phone from 0.33.2008 with this without a problem, still ENG s-off. -Dan

Overview I upgraded a Holiday N1 from ERD56C to Stock ERE27 today without a SIM, and thought the instructions might be useful for someone else. This should update any version to ERE27. The phone does not need to have the bootloader unlocked to do this. I collected the necessary files into...

Got a link to it? I hadn't seen it posted anywhere. -Dan

hey all, I temporarily have access to a N1 with the ENG s-off SPL, and I'm wondering if anyone has an idea based off previous phones of how to dump it into a file as something useful. I'll keep looking around but I thought I'd throw the question out there. -Dan

Have you tried just typing su and saying allow in the superuser window that pops up?

http://android-tricks.blogspot.com/2009/02/hello-world-c-program-on-using-android.html I think this is more of what I was looking for, I'll build AOSP and try out the agcc script. -Dan

I've noticed that when I first install apps from the market, their title is shifted to the right and cut off under the icon in the launcher menu. If i reboot the phone or just kill the launcher task and let it start back up, they're displayed correctly. -Dan

Sorry, I should have been more specific - by Linux native I didn't mean any app in particular, I just meant not a java Android app. I'm really just looking to compile a HelloWorld in C and run it at the shell on the Nexus at this point. My main concern with the link I posted is that although...

Hey All, I'm curious about compiling a native Linux app for the Nexus One, and wondering what the best way is to go about it in Ubuntu. I found this link for the G1: http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=Compiling_for_Android Since the Snapdragon is also ARM I'm assuming this will...

Have you come across anything regarding injection with this driver/chip? Monitoring mode would be nice, but add packet injection to the mix and the Nexus one becomes a lean mean WEP cracking machine.

Thanks for the response. Unfortunately I had switched from Verizon to T-Mobile to get the G1, so I don't have any other phones that use SIM cards. Were you able to make the change on your Razr yourself after switching the SIM or did you have T-Mobile send an update to change it? Thanks, -Dan

Hey all, Not sure if anyone has run into this, or has an idea on it so I figured this would be a good place to ask. :) I have a G1 with JFv1.31 on it, and recently ported a number over to replace the number I had on the phone. After a few days, inbound calls and texts are correctly going to...