yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
Could you please explain why use clk, not magldr?

For me clk kind of new game, nothing else, 20 seconds faster - thats all :-)

You cannot use last 24 mb as well, for roms whithowt ext its essential.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Buxpo:
Because cLK gives you a full support of ROM Manager , you can flash all .img files direct from your computer and it is faster :)

I like MAGLDR to but for now I'm staying with cLK
[HD2 Android NAND Development] philippebla:
good thaank"s for your work !!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Buxpo:
Hello again some news around Dillapse :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hegemor:
Can i install it with magldr1.13?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Buxpo:
Yes you can but when you are in magldr menu you must have CWM to install it :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] unijet:
Some news.thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TomBoy19894:
ROM

This is the best ROM I ever tried. It is small and fast, just the way i like it. No FCs since i installed it. Only the notification bar is not updated correctly. The battery percentage display works perfect but i can't see the signal strength of the wlan or the cell network. Does anybody has a solution for this issue?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 2happy:
what is preferable CWM size for this rom.if anyone can help please
[HD2 Android NAND Development] diesburg:
For any zip rom, if you wanna see how big for system partition, extraxt the system folder out of the zip with winrar, right click on it then go to properties to see how big it is..... then I think for best performance, have at least 5 extra MB added to that size for free space......
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] bizpat72:
Just wanted to share, I tried numerous procedures to get NoDo on my AT&T Focus on Bell Canada and finally got it! Forget the VPN to Hungary! Here's how I got it:

1 - Start the Zune software

2 - Turn off both Data Connection and Wi-Fi on your Phone

3 - Connect your phone to your PC via the USB cable

4 - Search for the update in Zune

5 - 2 seconds later, disconnect your PC from the internet. The way I did it (Windows 7) was by going to Start > Network > Network and Sharing Center > Change adapter settings > click once on your adapter > press the Disable this network device button in the toolbar. So you basically start the update process as mentionned in Step 4, and by the time you move your mouse over to this button, it will be time to press on it

6 - Bingo! Zune should find the NoDo-Update

7 - Connect to the internet again and install the update

8 - Within Zune, press the button to upgrade

Procedure took roughly 20 mins to complete.

Hope this helps some fellow Canadians!

Hope you'll enjoy it!

Pat

twitter: @patrikbiz
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] superman4545:
Worked for me thanks
[Defy General] -juanito-:
hello

i have motorola defy android 2.2.1 and i want to add arabic in the defy .... how ???
[Defy General] -juanito-:
^^^^^^^^^^^^
[Defy General] -juanito-:
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[Defy General] 999phonebug:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1000530
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
hi guys

pls help me out. i m a new t mobile hd user. have the stock rom. used one week without problem. then phone started to repeatedly get stuck. initially when phone is switched on, the screen wont come on for 15 minutes. but the hard buttons were flashing. this would spontaneously recover. later phone started to get stuck while being used and in standby mode. i thought it could be due to cookie home tab and other software recently installed. so uninstalled all of that, but, no result.

then i accidentally switched to "swype" (i was using the htc keyboard). then it really became mad! needed to soft reset repeatedly. the moment i try to type something ( swype mode is still on. cant switch back to the usual kb, it gets stuck) phone gets stuck, needing soft reset. finallly went for hard reset.

1. is this a known issue with hd2? (somebody told me so)

2. how can i overcome this? would a cooke rom like the energy rom help?

3. whats wrong with swype ????

please, anything to help guys....:(
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Yes if you install a custom ROM especially a Energy ROM you can kiss all that bad behavior good bye, unless you have a hardware problem. But from what you said it sounds like tipicial glitchy stock Windows Mobile bad behavior.

Also to turn off Swype you have to touch on the little triangle arrow beside the keyboard symbol at the bottom of the keyboard. This will bring up a menu box just select to use the standard keyboard and not Swype.
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks again.

the problem is the moment the swype key board appears on screen, it becomes stuck. no key works after that. only option is a soft reset. is it safe to do the rom flash by myself? where can i find a detaild guide to do it? and what rom do you recommend? in the htc site i noted that there is a newer update to my stock rom. how would that rom workout?
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
If HTC has a update ROM for your HD2 I say go for that one first they should have a detailed set of instructions on the site you download it from. Most ofctge update official ROMs are 3.14 ROMs andcthe 3.14 ROMs are alot more stable considering they are stock ROMs. I do recomemd a Energy ROM if you want to try a custom ROM just read through and look at all the screen shots in the first couple of post in the thread that are by the dev of the ROMs and pick Wichita ROM he had there that you like the looks and sound of best. You can most definitely flash the ROMs yourself be it official or custom.

Here is a tutorial guide for flashing international HD2's.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=609477

Here is a tutorial guide for flashing T-Mobile USA HD2's.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=653614

Use the guide that is appropriate for the model HD2 you have.
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks very much.

i m going to try the new stock rom first and if its not ok then would try the energy rom. will keep you updated.
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
hi

i have installed the new 3.14 rom. seemed ok for one day. but problems are back. when i switch on the phone, the home screen comes on as normal. after i switch to standby mode and try to start phone again the screen stays blank for about 10 minutes. the hard buttons are flashing though. after 5 min, spontaneouly recovers and again problem occurs when switched off and restarts.

any suggestion pls? do u think i should go for a cooked rom? and in which departments do the cooked roms are better than the stock? can the dutties task manager cause this problem? (i hv it installed at the moment.}

thnaks
[HD2 General] kiki_tt:
I am no expert but ... the radio base band version ( software speaking to the hardware ) is the first thing that comes to mind....mine kept on restarting so i update it to 2.15.xx.xx and it works flawlessly now
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks

my radio version is 2.15.50.14. it cant be the problem? can it?
[HD2 General] Mister B:
Do yourself a big favour & try energy ROM such as Dinik 29017 (my preffered version is 23699)

These ROMs are far more touch friendly, far more stable (yet to need soft reset on my HD2 with Energy Dinik 23699) & you will get great support if needed by reading or posting in the thread.

Have a look & read at link below;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=591784
[HD2 General] karko1988:
same problem :)
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks very much. surely like to try that. but still bit doubtful. if any problem can i get the stock rom back?
[HD2 General] siddharth singh:
you can easily get the stoch rm back if there is any problem ....u should go and install hspl4 on your hd2 and then select 2.08.hspl in the installation window ... and then u can do anything with you phonei.e. put android on it or windows phone 7 if u need any help for that u can just pm me or follow some threads i myself was very scared the first time when i installed hspl but it came out to e very simple afterward
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks. all you guys. my newly upgraded stock rom has stuck again for the 4th time in 2 days. going to try the energy rom. hope i d be successful.
[HD2 General] Mister B:
These ROMs are good, make sure you follow instructions & read up on it before flashing.

Get HSPL 2.08 on your HD2 & make sure your radio version is compatible & then flash Energy ROM of your choice ...

Top tip is charge battery 100% before flashing (seem to reduce battery calibration problems & can be of benefit if you run into problems, also a hard reset after custom ROM has completed first boot is good practice.

Also have some patience & give yourself time to adjust to the new ROM, asking a few questions & doing some searching will be far more productive than flashing to another ROM because of a problem.

Good luck & maybe I see you in the Energy ROM thread ...
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks very much guys.

i got the energy rom installed successfully and already i m loving it. i m so glad i joined the xda community. one more thing pls. are these roms upgraded? how can i watch out for new upgrades, new features to be downladed...etc?
[HD2 General] siddharth singh:
to be updated just keep looking out for any updates on the respective rom thread ... since u already have a custom winmo rom u culd try out this android sd build (im just trying to be of some help :p) to use it u just have to download and extract the android build to your sd card dont extract it into a folder just extract the full thing to the fist screen u see when u open ur sd card... then just run clrcad first and then haret ...then enjoy ur android sd build to go back to winmo just shutdown and startup again :p

Edit : oops here is the URL :P. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=957652 it was the best I used I miss it since its not avalible for nand flashing
[HD2 General] Mister B:
Out of interest which Energy ROM did you install.

You can check for updates by looking at thread & seeing date of latest release, going for latest releases & build numbers does not always give best results. Sometimes old is gold ;-) Best to settle into your current ROM & only update if things you deem important are updated/added.

Have fun with Energy ROM, well set up it makes Android & iphone look limited & outdated & seriously has some useful features Android is missing such as Auto APN setup & organised apps & settings menu & a far more advanced mail app to mention just a few.
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks. certainly would try that too.
[HD2 General] kanishkapd:
thanks for all the advice. i installed the energy rom, the first one in the thread. liked the pictures of that rom and the dev had mentioned it was the best....
[HD2 General] siddharth singh:
Android already has auto apn! !
[HD2 General] Mister B:
Where ? I can not see auto APN setup on my Desire or a friends Wildfire & found no reference to APN setup app via search.
[HD2 General] siddharth singh:
In my experience with android all my apn's have been configured automatically. If ur fend is using a custom rom then in that case some rom's have problems I guess
[HD2 General] orangekid:
settings > wirleless and network > you can find the APN setings and change them.
[HD2 General] Mister B:
ROMs on devices are original & no APNs are preconfigured (sim free devices, operator devices will have apns preloaded), only manual setup is available, would of thought HTC would of included its network auto apn app in Android but it didn't.

sorry for drifting off topic.
[HD2 General] siddharth singh:
Whenever I have changed my rom my apn got synced to my operators apn automatically as soon as my phone would boot for the first time with any rom my 3g connection would be up and running now how can this happen if apn wasn't configured automatically

Edit: I am from India so my phone is locked to a specific operator (just for you info)
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Same here with me I did not have to setup my APN when I flashed Hyperdroid to my HD2. I was scared I would have to as all but one SD card build I ever run I had to set up my APN. The first SD card build I ever booted took me three days of searching through the thread on the build to find out that the APN is what I needed to get a data signal. But like I said I did not have to set the APN up on my NAND Android ROM. If everyone had to set up the APN for the NAND Android ROMs the forums would be flooded with people asking how to get a data connection established lol. I think the ROM has a auto detect function when you first boot the ROM to detect all the carriers in the area and then choose the proper APNs from what carriers SIM card is in the phone, just a thought.
[HD2 General] Mister B:
Operator devices have APNs installed but I have sim free desire & had to manually setup Internet & MMS APNs, also same for friends Wildfire & 2 non Asia HTC android devices of work colleges.

Can see no evidence of auto APN on phone/PDF manuals or via Google.
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Ehat exactly do you mean by "sim free" might I ask?
[HD2 General] Mister B:
HTC generic factory sim unlocked model, not operator/vendor supplied model.
[HD2 General] siddharth singh:
This is what I'm trying to say
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zofox:
hi all, i tryed the android lockscreen, but there's a problem (how you can see ) with the time indicator (instead of the symbol " : " he shows me a rectangle).... can someone fix it?

thanks
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ayyu3m:
its because of the fonts Clockopia. Its main usage is to display the android like number format. But windows does not read the other character. If you want proof. Copy Clockopia.ttf from your device \Windows folder to your PC or Laptop...

install and try typing other characters besides number in photoshop...it will show the same rectangle...

the only solution is to either use another font or eliminate the use of :
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] joogle:
Noob Questions

Hi - I know the MDJ threads have dissapeared due to some license violation.

I wish they existed as my batter is being consumed a lot as i think i reverted some settings back.

Regardless, that is not the question i have in this thread.

1. I have a HD2 running MDJ Gingerbread that I installed through MAGLDR.

2. Now, I don't have Clockwork Recovery installed

3. How do I go from my nand rom (MDJ) to the newer HyperDroid. I am bit hesitant as I think the process is not the same anymore.

If someone can direct me or list out the steps for my scenario, I would appreciate it.

4. Lastly, if I upgrade, I guess all my apps/etc. will be lost, so have to start all over.

Thanks!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] XthelordinatorX:
well install CWM then make a NANDroid backup

put the zip file on the root of your sd card.

wipe cache and wipe dalvik cache

then install from zip
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] joogle:
For Clockwork, I just download the file from this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=898913

Then run it using USB Flasher mode?

I see different sizes of the file, which one should I download? Thanks
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] SlyRder83:
Try 135 mb
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jason_V:
Has anyone else noticed slow 3G upload speeds on this device or is it just me?

I went by the TMO store and tested a couple of devices there including the Optimus T and Motorola Defy and the Optimus got similar results to my phone. However the Defy tripled the upload speeds.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Zerobarat1:
You know ... I never really understand , but why exactly do you need high upload speeds on a phone? Download , even a toddler understand , but upload? It's not like you're gonna sit while in 3G with torrents active to seed .

And as far as uploading a bunch of small videos and pictures to facebook , it's more than respectable a speed of over 100k
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jason_V:
I don't see how that's relevant, but it becomes important when I'm tethering the device to my laptop or any other devices.

The point if the post is that HSUPA is not enabled for my device and I'm trying to determine if that is common across all of the Optimus T devices out there or if it's the small sampling that I have had access to.

The MyTouch3G that this device replaced was able to do 1.2Mbit uploads in the same locations that I'm hitting a 300kbit wall. This device is loads better than the MT3G in all but this one aspect.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] saswat:
lgoptimus t/one/p500 does not support HSUPA. thts the probable reason why u get low upload speeds.the device only supports HSDPA at7.2Mbps
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] johnny9612:
hi i have a samsung galaxy s vibrant

i bricked my phone this morning and put the wrong rom on it. can someone please find me the official bell rom
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] weygandttw:
Try posting in the Vibrant section Here

I found these within the stickies...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=732458

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=734475
[Thunderbolt General] vwlove09:
I want to be reassured that I have not had more phones than the average person who loves phones. In the past five years i've had or tried:

Razor look alike from Sprint

Samsung Blast

A purple moto flip

The Atrix

Bb Bold

Bb curve

Bb torch

Iphone 3g (2x)

Lg Xenon

Backflip

Evo 4g

Two different very whacks phones from Metropcs

And now I have the Thunderbolt.

Ridiculous or normal? Also how willing are you too break a contract to get a new phone?
[Thunderbolt General] magneticzero:
Small list and I am happy where I am. I wouldnt switch for crappy service just for a phone.
[Thunderbolt General] Aerogriff:
I've had twelve phones in the past five years on three different carriers. I think we both might be going overboard with phones haha.
[Thunderbolt General] ilogik:
Ive got your list beat by 7 phones and no, people dont consider me normal ;)
[Thunderbolt General] my_handle:
In the last year I've had more than that I think. Not in order cause can't remember

iPhone 3GS

HD2 (SOOOOO many roms)

MyTouch slide

Mytouch 4G

Vibrant

Droid

BB9700

BB9800

BB Storm

BB curve 8520

BB 9650 (bought but never used)

Palm Pixi Plus

Thunderbolt

May have been others but cant think of them. Ebay, Craigslist and T-Mobile having no contract plans was awesome for my addiction. Every few months I usually get a new phone or 2.

I was on T-Mobile and just switched to VZW, that's why the list is kinda weird
[Thunderbolt General] eallan:
Right now in my possession:

Samsung Focus,

HTC Thunderbolt

Motorola Atrix

Nexus 1

iPhone 3GS

iPhone 4

iPhone 2g

Sold the iPhone 3g.
[Thunderbolt General] wichol98:
G1 Droid 1 Droid 2 HTC EVO 4 g and thunderbolt in tba last 2 years

THUNDERBOLT
[Thunderbolt General] IISiDeK1CKII:
I've had every smart phone AT&T (-4g offerings), Sprint (- 4g offerings) and Verizon had to offer along with every phone T-mobile has (minus their 4g stuff).

All in all I've had close to 40 phones. Not normal to everyone in the world, but who cares about the normal folk. You're not here because you see a phone thats pretty and buy it, suck it up for 2 years because it's actually crap. You're a man dammit!
[Thunderbolt General] Master™:
I would say around average..

I can't think of many I have had..

(not in order)

Samsung Nexus S

Samsung Vibrant

Samsung Behold

Samsung Behold 2

Htc Wing

Htc Nexus One

Htc myTouch 4G

Htc Thunderbolt (now)

Apple iPhone 3g

Apple iPhone 3gs

Apple iPhone 4

Lg Chocolate

Motorola Razr

Sidekick Lx

Sidekick Slide

Sidekick 2009
[Thunderbolt General] kendive:
I second that... I would not switch to a ****ty provider just for a phone.

No Way:D:p:cool::o
[Thunderbolt General] spimonkey34:
I switched from a ****ty provider for a phone :)

I had the HD2 and MT4G on Tmobile. I always said of Verizon got a 4.3 inch HTC Android I was out. Here I am. Verizon so far waaaaaaaaay better.
[Thunderbolt General] 1454:
I'm very willing to break a contract to get a new phone. I've only done it 2nd times in 6 months. However if it wasn't for 4G I probably wouldn't have done it this time. I kinda wish they would stop subsidising phones, as I would rather be able to negotiate the actual price of the phone. It doesn't seem they are as willing to give any breaks on the unsubsidised prices of phones because they have no commitment from you.
[Thunderbolt General] angermeans:
I can't even remember what all I have had in past five but I can name past couple

-OG iphone (blah)

-iphone 3G (blah)

-iphone 3Gs (blah)

-Nexus One (best for phone I have ever owned)

-Samsung Captivate (horrible last Samsung I will ever buy)

-Droid Incredible (AMOLED)

-Droid 2 (wasn't bad)

-Droid X (hated it)

-Droid Incredible (SLCD)

-Motorola Xoom (I know it's a tablet but oh well)

-HTC Thunderbolt

That's my list lately
[Thunderbolt General] emarusamun:
last 2 months went through 3 phones, all HTC. Switched to Verizon after using sprint's horrible network on 3g with barely dialup speed. VZW way better. Rooted em all, don't car for sense much.

EVO 4G

Incredible(slcd)

Thunderbolt

Tbolt - VirusRom_rc1b1-drod1.8ghz
[Thunderbolt General] nosympathy:
some nokia brick phone on a local carrier.

Blackberry 8330

iphone 3g

iphone 3gs

iphone 4

evo 4g

thunderbolt.

all throughout like 3 years.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monkeefied:
Is anyone experiencing flex in the housing on the rear where the two back pieces meet? I have the wifi version.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikeyMike01:
None.

Sent from my Xoom
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kcarpenter:
Mines stiff as it gets.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moondrius:
Yeah no problems here, mine is solid. Wifi version.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arrtoodeetoo:
*Snicker* :p

There's an area around the camera that gives a little, but it's really not that bad, and you really have to push on it to get it to move at all.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Bland:
There is some barely perceptible flex in mine, but nothing really worth noting.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monkeefied:
Roger that, yea its not bad or anything I just noticed it when I picked it up off the table yesterday and was wondering if it was just mine or if anyone else was having the same experience.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dch921:
I have the same thing. If I press on the top piece near the speaker oppisite side of the camera it bows in almost enough to see under the bottom piece.

Noticed this the first day in got it but wasn't concerned with it.

Mine is the 3G version

Sent from my Xoom using my Xoom
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MarkusPO:
i've not been able to find any details as to whether you'll be able to write nfc tags with this phone. i'm guessing it's gingerbread 2.3 which was read-only. it'll be a real bummer for me if it isn't write able :(

any one know anything about it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheBenz:
I think the SII doesn't come with NFC functions at all. I heard you can add an additional antenna to enable NFC but I don´t know how or if it works.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KringelDing:
Hi,

i love the stock android rom. Actually im using stock GRI40.

The only thing i miss, is the HSPA icon differentiation.

Is there a possibility to just change this?

Thx ;)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
yes custom ROMs

or you can theme it yourself if you know what to edit on the framework
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KringelDing:
ok, using a custom rom would solve my problem, i know ;)

to be honnest, i just want to have this "H icon" and nothing else...

I'm not into " theming and modifying", so i thougt someone else perhaps could have done that already.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glmrckr:
In the development section you can find a stock 2.3.3 deodexed ROM which will allow theming (you can't theme on stock ROMs because of Odex files which are removed in a DEodexed rom :) ). If you don't want theming you don't have to use it but you absolutely cannot get the HSPA icon on a stock rom. It has to be deodexed and themed or using a ROM that has it natively (like CM7 which btw looks like stock gingerbread and is fiercely stable).