O2 Joggler Forum

I was just smarting a bit after having recently bought a Passat :-) Have you checked whatever music app you're using to see if it has a separate volume control? The Logitech Squeezeplay app has a slider that is set at 50% by default. Also check the Android sound settings. My Joggler is connected to ...

The bog standard amazon music app works too

Yep, that's indeed what I had to do.

see this post for a screenshot of the partition sizes on my 8GB USB stick. http://www.jogglerwiki.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2250&start=40#p24628 I found that my NAS quickly filled up the stick with its cache when I used it as a photo frame which was my main reason for changing the partition siz...

Yes, it's quite a smug feeling when you've done that! It has certainly saved my bacon a good few times.

Hmmm, you're probably going to have to do a reinstall - Google Play won't know what device you have without a build.prop file. You could copy the file from an existing installation (I could email you mine) but you would need to fix permissions for it to work. However, you've no doubt made a backup o...

I seem to remember apps showing up as not compatible is something to do with the build .prop or something like that , so the play store saying its not compatible isn't always true , there is also a site where previous versions of apps are available so you can try these too , I'll post back if I fin...

The preinstalled browser is rubbish and unfortunately Dolphin & Firefox aren't compatible with the Joggler. As Hawsey said just make sure you use Google Play to install any apps.

I don't recommend the earlier build, it's a lot clunkier. Make sure you are using the latest version of win32diskimager too.

@Hawsey - here's a screenshot of the USB partition sizes, it's disk3.

Uncompressed image uploaded to http://www.mediafire.com/download/5a52n ... id-ics.img

I have a dual boot system with Win7 and Ubuntu. Whenever I have to resize I just boot into Ubuntu and use Gparted, much easier then booting from live dvd etc.. Tested yesterday night by renaming .img.tar to .img via 7zip (which I downloaded for the occasion since I mostly use Jzip) but to no luck. ...

Yes, most Linux distros have this included on the live CD/DVD. Just be really, really careful you don't accidentally wipe your main OS HDD! http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Gparted
I have an old laptop with Linux Mint which I use for this kind of thing.

It's all coming back to me now - keep unzipping until you are left with a file named joggler-android-ics - there will be no .img file extension visible in Windows if you have "show file extensions for known file types" turned off. Don't add an .img extension to the file or Windows will think it's na...

Yes, here it is (the screen rotation app) https://www.dropbox.com/s/tk1avxwv7fnll ... 6.apk?dl=0

The disk image sizes I have are the same as yours.

Yep, that's the one. What size is the disk image you have? It may be too big to upload to Mediafire etc. The one already posted is much smaller as it's had all the empty space removed. I don't know how to do this! PS I'm re-downloading the original Mediafire image to see what's going wrong here. PPS...

Can you tell me the build number? It's too blurry to read.

Remember to install Nova Launcher ASAP - the stock launcher isn't formatted properly for the display.

Apologies, just do exactly as Hawsey said in his last post & it should work - rename the .img.tar file to .img

keep unzipping until you get a .img file and write that using Win32diskimager