yes, i believe it is becoz some "compatible" issue between the old sense and the HD sense contact database.  I restored my contact from Titanium Backup too.  wow... to lazy to sync to cloud then sync back. 
I tried... YES!!!!! IT CAN!!!

I click "RING" at HTC Sense.com and my Desire indeed rings!!!!!!!       

i have 110 application. and below is my memory status using n1 table. most of them are game with bigger size memory.

a2sd+ : 141mb
internal : 145mb

if you by mistake taken out the sdcard and on the phone, it still successful on the phone.
but if you are not using firerat and do same as above, your phone will boot loop.

I see. Is Firerat compatible with all roms or only cyanogen? Is there a simple guide on how to get it working? I found one on the xda but its super complicated. Can I just install it like installing a recovery or smth? The n1 table you mention is it = firerat?

Sorry so many noob questions 

Looks like failed on my mission to flash to UVOC rom.. encountered this error while flashing

Installing update...
Formatting SYSTEM:...
E:Can't format SYSTEM:
E:Failure at line 6:
format SYSTEM:
Installation aborted.

Any idea how to move forward guys? Been googling around but not too confident... Any sifoo can help?

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Added on December 2, 2010, 8:57 pmBtw, trying restore from nandroid also failed.. below is the error message:

Restoring boot image...
Restoring system...
Can't unmount /system/!

Oh yup, I havent turn off the phone.. should i turn it off first or let it still in ClockworkMod Recovery menu?

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Added on December 2, 2010, 9:29 pmUpon reboot now I'm back to the default HTC screen & 1st time setup.
Checking on phone info & it said all updated accordingly to new uvoc rom and radio. (I'm installing radio 32.49.00.32U_5.11.05.27).

But when tried to enable Wifi, there's a small text "error" below the option and I cant click on it (think it's disabled).. any help?

n1 table and firerat are required to soff first. but there's a script that are for s-on
n1 table = to modified partition table by alpharev. n1 table = similar to nexus table.

to activate the firerat script just simply go to terminal and type below.

firerat script need to put into root sdcard location.

su
sh /sdcard/fr-a2sd_1-36c.sh.txt

reboot.

details just go to below.

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/2636-fr...-issues-i-hope/

firerat is actually build for htc magic since dark tremor required more size to install. 6mb vs 25kb. but it is safe to implement to cyanogen as firerat start to build compatible script version to other's htc model.

as for other rom, i believe they already been assign zipalign with dark tremor script. and I do not know how to deactivate the DT script.

if you want to use firerat, firstly deactivate zipalign (if rom include the zipalign fuction) or find rom w/o a2sd function.

As I heard, this battery can't be calibrated right? Meaning the % in your phone doesn't reflect the real % left.

hey i have a question , is it necessary to downgrade back to 2.1 if i want to root as i update my desire to 2.2 using OTA .

P/S: my desire is amoled version

Asking:
i have followed all the rooting step by step on XDA Tutorial to root my Desire

"The easiest root method of all is(works for any Desire!):
[GUIDE] One Click How to Root the GSM & CDMA Desire with Unrevoked 3.21"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=696189
http://snipurl.com/1kjrhi

but after i plug in the device & open the unrEVOked 3 its shown:
"Communications with phone unexpectedly interrupted. Try again."
P.S.: I've edy uninstalled my HTC Sync...

EDIT: its work after several time of tried ... close all the programs on pc ...
& open the reflash exe while if the pc is asking to install it correctly on pc for the reflas click reinstall..
& now if the unrEVOked 3 restart, now only plug ur device in... & it will be fine to detect it..
*just an info, while i cant even find the answer in XDA, maybe I'm really that noob in finding that ><"*

You need to have the htc driver install....

Found something quite unusual happenning to my Desire this morning..



It last for 3 hours at 100% battery level! With 1 call received (2-3min) and 1 SMS sent.

Woo... I didn't realise it can sustain at that level for this long.

Will see whether it can reach 3 day marks.. 

it depends on your app/widget you've install bro...mine usually sustain 100% around 1 1/2 - 2 hours...

Yea I always had the impression that within 1.5-2 hrs is considered normal.

So that's why it was out of my expectation that it clocked 3 hours at 100% level.

I think it's the richardtrip kernel that did most of the battery saving work. I have quite a number of widgets/apps that require data refresh quite frequently. I 'strangled' them at 245mHz most of the time anyway.