No prob.

Android 2.2.1 OTA (FRG83) is out. Anyone on stock ROM got it yet?

Oh. I am on stock ROM and haven't seen it.

I have some questions. I am finally going to root my Nexus One to customize and personalize my baby.
As mentioned, I am still on stock ROM (2.2). So I am wondering, would the rooting procedures be different since most of the guides for rooting were written prior to the introduction of Froyo . Also, by rooting, would it compromise my option of receive updates such as 2.2.1 via OTA, leaving me with no choice but to update manually ?

I have just gotten a new and higher capacity microSD card and I initially thought I can install the Android OS fresh and new onto the memory card but little did I know, everything is still intact even after replacing the memory card. Duh!!

have you guys had a test run on the latest rom from MIUI.. the look is alot different,.. playin with it now.. and will feedback later

MIUI ROM is pretty smooth with 200mb+ free RAM. It has FM Radio too.

i m using miui also. They have improved quite great in 9.24
They will release their update every Friday ota.no more random restart.. work a lot better now.

MIUI is perfectio.I using it now also. :-)

You cant follow pre-Froyo rooting guides if you got to 2.2 through OTA. Most likely that your HBoot is an upgraded one. You may need to downgrade it first before rooting. And yes, once you're rooted you cant install official OTA updates. You'll probably still get the notification, but it wont install over non-stock recovery image.

umm, Android OS is always installed to the phone's internal memory.

Animated Weather for Android giving out Pro version for free.

http://www.animated-weather.com/android/pro-for-free

"Animated Weather for Android - Weather forecast application. The exquisitely realistic video effects of cloudiness, rain and snow provide the vivid sensation of current or future weather conditions for more than 50000 locations over the world.

http://www.animated-weather.com/android/

Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY9qkmzbBy4 "

I saw universal androot can perform root and unroot. Saw many people comments that it doesn't void warranty if unroot. Is this true? Anyone using universal androot? Reliable?

any one know any app can take nice panorama or stitch picture???

droid and galaxy s have panorama function in stock camera app..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8M_ZS5YF2s

anyone using any this kind of apps for nexus one??

* tried andropan, photaf and photostitch...but nothing can produce good result...
(Panoman for symbian in my Nokia n82 work far far better than all these)

yep used it, reliable. Works like a charm. Doesnt void warranty because it doesnt unlock bootloader.

Received the OTA 2.2.1 just a few minutes ago.

i got the notification to download 2.2.1 but i'm low in battery so my phone prompt me to charge my phone before i update...

any1 know where to get the changelog for 2.2.1?

Emm... it seema cool to be able to root without voiding the warrantt.... consider rooting now... ... btw, i just got the 2.2.1 over wifi just now... except gmail, not sure what has changed...

received my 2.2.1 OTA update as well.

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Added on September 28, 2010, 11:06 amoh ya 1 more thing, I apply for the digi data plan. after setup the APNs setting, it can go online as expected. But after i setup the juicedefender, I can't seem to online using digi internet although i already force stop and kill the juicedefender. Anyone experience this?

This post has been edited by basSist: Sep 28 2010, 11:06 AM

received my 2.2.1 as well..
but what are the changes ar?

a few comments on the AndroidCentral post suggest that perhaps Google has improved/fixed a WiFi issue.

Hi, need some advice as I'm still pretty new to all these updating stuff.

I'm about to move from CyanogenMod 5.0.8 to 6.0.0 on my rooted phone, and also upgrade to a 16GB class 4 microsd card. Are the following steps correct?

1. Backup SD card's contents to PC.
2. Copy downloaded ROM 6.0.0 to SD card's root level.
3. Copy downloaded Google Apps to SD card's root level.
4. Boot into recovery (I'm using ClockworkMod version).
5. Wipe data and cache.
6. Flash CyanogenMod ROM
7. Flash Google Apps
8. Reboot and test to make sure everything is working.
9. Swap 16GB card into phone.
10. Restore backed up contents from PC to new card.
11. Enjoy new ROM.

Did I miss anything?

Any suggestions as to how I should partition the 16GB card, bearing in mind I plan to load around 8GB of music onto it.

Thanks for any help.

@elgan
How come you dont backup/restore your apps & data using Titanium Backup?
You dont need to partition your SD card as CM6 does not support app2ext.

This post has been edited by cleave: Sep 28 2010, 12:25 PM

Titanium Backup is saving all my apps and data even as I type this.

Thanks for the help.

This post has been edited by elgan: Sep 28 2010, 01:07 PM