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[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MordyT:
I will.

I just came from Sprint about 2 months ago. I left because data here had become so slow, i am talking 47 kbps slow. But they are flipping the switch all over Wisconsin on 4G, and I miss my EvO 4G so much, I have to go back (and get the EvO 3D).

Day its released, day I have a mt4g for sale..

Sprint reps are ok. Don't know why everyone has a issue...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheKorbenDallas:
Sprint? Sprint is not a GSM provider. Many (if not most) people use T-Mobile and AT&T specifically because these are GSM providers. If T-Mobile gets acquired, AT&T will remain the only option.

I can't imagine someone knowingly switching from GSM to CDMA.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paczek:
personally just left sprint. always had dropped calls, bad signal, and in order for them to fix my phone i would be charged an extra 10 a month for data that i was already paying for. if anything do the jump to verizon, only one worth going to.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcos.lennis:
I live in Miami so any cell pgone provider would be ok. They all have good service here.

I used to have AT&T a few years back and also verizon. AT&T ripped me off with charges. Verizon was great but a bit pricey. I have not been in Sprint yet tho. My brother is with them and he is very happy.

Lets see what happens in July and I decide to switch.

The EVO 3D looks really nice amd the specs are awesome. I am already missing my MT4G. The best phone I've had so far.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WorldWide60:
I couldn't have said it better my friend.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silentsnow31802:
I would switch from Tmobiles GSM to Verizons CDMA if they werent so expensive. They have WAY better coverage in my area. They also seem to have better coverage in the more "boonies" type areas near here.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] entropism:
Most people couldn't give a damn about GSM or CDMA. Hell, you try to explain to them why they can't use a CDMA phone on a GSM network and they look at you like you have two heads. That being said, there's no way in hell I'll allow myself to use AT&T after the bull**** I just went through as an employee and a customer. Verizon is out because of the changes they just implemented re: warranty swaps. For those who haven't heard, if you have a warranty issue with your phone, Verizon plans to charge you $150 to replace it, if you have the slightest of cosmetic blemishes on your device. Volume buttons down work but you have a worn spot on your battery cover from the phone being in your pocket? $150. Screw that.

So yes, Sprint's data is slower, but in my area T-Mobile has a ton of dropped calls, bad call quality, and when I go into a large building (My office, a target, Costco, etc) I get no signal whatsoever. I'm going to try to hold off for the decision on the merger, but I might jump ship when the EVO 3D comes out.

Edit: Also, $50 for unlimited data, text, any cell call, and 500 minutes is a LOT better than the $70 I'm paying for 1000 minutes on the EM+ plan. Not complaining about T-Mo's pricing, just saying it's an option.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GazaIan:
I would do it.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ptran:
If my options are Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint...Sprint it is. CDMA or not, unlimited data plans should be unlimited. AT&T already has tiers, and Verizon is expected to adopt a similar system this summer. Would be nice if we t-mobile customers were grandfathered in, but doubt that will happen under AT&T. Will have to wait and see.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marcos.lennis:
I am well aware of the differences beween GSM and CDMA. I know how the work and specs of it. But since I am not planning to move from the US, not I travel outside of it, it doesnt matter.

Right now, AT&T has the most expensive plans and they have a cap on data.

Sprint is the only one with a better pricing and unlimited cell and data coverage ( though I know is a little slower than Verizon's).
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noskoviak:
I recently read an article stating that tmobile and sprint offer faster 3g for smarphones vs dumbphone data, so it seems like sprint and tmobile may be priortizing there customer needs.. plus I heard a rumor that google may purchase sprint someday.. how awesome would that be.. I like gsm cause its world wide but so is wifi and my phone has that so nbd.. unlimited and still cheaper then the comp. If I'm browsing on my phone ill be using wifi anyhow.. as far as 4g goes pretty sure sprint is switching to lte soon and a law just passed forcing verizon and att to allow lte data roaming to smaller competitors.

sent from my buufgrounds,1.5 ghz, cm7gb, latest nightly build, speedy in progress.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dito33:
As far as traveling with GSM phones no big deal I buy a cheap phone that make sure works there and buy their sim card and good to go and for curtsey I leave the phone to some of the relatives lol.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unclespoon:
I don't understand why people don't realize that nothing has happened yet and probably won't still for some time, there's no urgency to switch. I want to wait and try to get a rockin' phone in a little while when the buyout gets closer to reality. I spoke with a T-Mobile representative about it the other day and he said that most likely T-Mobile would still go by the T-Mobile name but would operate under AT&T. The only real thing that would happen is we would switch to AT&T frequencies cause they'd buy all our towers. Seems like it could only lead to better coverage, don't you think? Sprint seems too hit-or-miss for me anyway...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wieland:
AT&T can't ruin T-Mobile overnight

From what I've read AT&T won't be able to repurpose any of T-Mobile's existing network for at least two years after the sale is finalized. They have also committed to honoring the contracts of existing T-Mobile customers. If the sale goes through, it should have no meaningful on your service at least through the length of any contract with T-Mo. I'm on prepaid, though, so who knows what will happen to my service.

Also, please wait and upgrade to the HTC Sensation before you brashly decide to cancel your contract and switch carriers so that I can buy it from one of you (preferably for pennies on the dollar, buyers market).
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmdmilitia13:
The merger wont happen rightaway its gonna be at least 2-3 yrs before we see changes,whats so hard to understand that either way is a win win for us Tmo customers,if the merger passes we have access to all at&t cell towers & if it dnt pass we still gonna have access to all those at&t cell towers... We will get grandfathered in cause they not gonna cut the customers short & if that dnt happened we still good at&t will change their plans & pricing,with all these new customers goin in to at&t,they not gonna stay ****ty forever... Im sure as hell not goin to slow ass verizon nor sprint...

Mytouch 4g-White

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CWR-3.0.2.4

Rom-Royalginger v2.0
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kimbernator:
Yeah except our phones aren't compatible with AT&T 3g. We can already use their edge towers.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fastnsx21:
I personally believe you guys are jumping the gun. The deal hasn't gone through yet...hope it doesn't though.
[General Questions and Answers] j3Tpro:
Im new to xda.. I would like to know about BOS Inpired v1, Is it 2.2 or 2.3? Sometime, I got confused when I flashed some ROM and I checked the "about phone". It says 2.3 gingerbread or 2.2 froyo. I hopefully someone reply this and I would be appreciated.. Thank you
[Captivate General] SlappyMcGee:
I posted this under Android software and Hacking General but no reply, so maybe I put it in the wrong thread. I would like to make sure some of the Captivate Rom Devs see this and hopefully get a chance to program fro AMD.

http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/mobile/display/20110406144520_AMD_Initiates_Work_on_Android_Platform_Looking_for_Android_Developers.html

Here is a direct link to AMD's Career Center / Application for Android Development on AMD hardware.

https://www.amd.apply2jobs.com/ProfExt/index.cfm?fuseaction=mExternal.showJob&RID=15497&CurrentPage=1

Mods I am sorry for posting this again in another thread and for it being out of place under the Captivate, but Like I said I would like to make sure the Captivate Devs see this. :)
[Captivate General] modest_mandroid:
Thanks for the heads up dude
[Captivate General] SlappyMcGee:
You are very welcome :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
CME Desire HD2 Compact v1.6

HTC Desire HD base (RUU 1.84); Android 2.2.1; RAFPIGNA 1.9OC

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Download Partition Layout v1.6

Download CME DESIRE HD2 COMPACT v1.6
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
Changelog:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] doorfixer:
Gonna try this build :P btw does it support apps2sd ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vallentin:
i'll try this, thank you so much!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
no, sorry. I explicitly wanted a ROM without the need of any dependence on the sd card. otherwise most of the other desire hd, desire s or incredible s ROMs would have sufficed.

if you are willing to use an ext partition, there is imho actually little sense in using any light or compact ROMs, such as mine. ;-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
Interesting :-)

Thank you for this build, it is seldom finding Light editions.

I used Markinus Light for long time, so it is good idea to try yours as well, thanks a lot!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] velayo:
Good job!

Looks very nice. Would like to know if you could release a clk version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
I wonder if Sense Widgets works without Rose- Sense launcher?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] panides:
im gonna to test with clk.

send report later.

thanks anyway.:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zat0x:
Looks good ! Im gonna test it right away :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
Is it Ok with flash.cfg - just 4 mb for boot and 1 mb for cash? Looks strange...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lolmensch:
gosh... read the op

Removed:

HTC Sense (Launcher/Rosie.apk)

All HTC Widgets(!!!!!!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
NOP...

Look into zip, plenty of HTC widgets inside, including weather.

So question staying
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
Works fine!!! I love it, with Cianogen bar!

Removed from zip all existing HTC widgets, Adobe Reader, Quick Office, changed system in flash.cfg to 230 - very well! Working fine, thanks for great ROM!

PS

Advice - you can activate uselast24nand in Magldr-Service menu. It will give you another 24 Mb space :-) Do it Before flashing CWM from computer!

Dont forget, if you will flash new version of magldr (if will :-) ) this 24 Mb will be erased.

But still i use it on many ROMs, never was problems.

But do it on your own risk :-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dark.corners:
app2sd for this rom work?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tasktask:
how to enable it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
This ROM optimise for using WITHOUT using ext partition....

This is for what it was created....

So... it does not enabled in this ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
Yeah, I need to clarify this a bit: I kept some of the smaller widgets because I wasn't sure what dependencies there are. With HTC Sense it's not always clear. For example: The HTC Keyboard depends on the HTC SetupWizard - so does the HTC Location Service and Weather etc ...

Thats why I kept the weather app too. I wanted to save the weather forecast functionality on the calendar and the location service. So I didn't remove any weather parts, as they rely on each other.

Some other smaller widgets (together less than 1MB) are kept for the same reason. Deleting all those files would bring another 1,5MB, but I just didnt want to endlessly trial and error just for the last few bytes, since 105MB isn't too bad. But of course there is always room for optimizations. ;-).

Yes, those values are correct. The cache on most of the sense builds isn't a separate partition but part of the data-partition. Still we have to flash 1MB because of CWM ...

Thanks, good to hear :D

Yes, it would be easily possible to remove those too, but I wanted to keep some basic functions.

Yes, its a neat feature. But be careful, not only does flashing magldr erase those last 24MB but just entering SPL does too (without flashing anything).

No, sorry. Like stated before, there is no point in that. If you are willing to use your SD-card as an integral part of the daily use, you can as well try a full-sense build. This ROM is optimized to work without any SD-card for best batterylife and stability.

And thats really the main advantage on this ROM: Its small (for a Desire HD based ROM) and stable.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
Just released an update to version 1.3. I managed to squeeze out another 22MB. :cool: This means you will have 127MB of free space on the first boot. With "UseLast24Nand" you'll even have 151MB. With those new modifications this should be the smallest Desire HD based ROM you can get.

I changed my mind and deleted Adobe Reader, YouTube and Quickoffice. You can get the first two on the market. As for quickoffice - it was bugged, so no sense in keeping it. Alternatives can be found on the market too.

More information and download on the first post. Enjoy ... :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pauldgroot:
Is the DHD ime/keyboard included?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] motionz:
Tried this ROM. That's awesome. It's definitely the one I needed. I like all the sense **** except for the launcher. And now I have fast, bloody fast ROM.

Thank you, chalid!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mukesh_thiru:
Contact search not working

WHen I search for contacts, it does search on last name, how do I change it to search by first name
[HD2 Android NAND Development] motionz:
I does search for first and last name for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonbus:
Hi Chalid!

I´ve been using this rom since first version, and all I can say is that this is the rom I´ve been waiting for...simple, smooth (for a sense rom), fast and stable.

I know gingerbread roms are faster an etc., but I´m a sense lover, and above all, I NEED sense dialer! gingerbread dialer sucks...

Now, 1.6 is the faster of all jaja...

Congrats Chalid, you´ve made The Rom!!

Romance aside.

I deleted some apps like HTC Weather (I use Fancy Widget Pro), Friendstream, Facebook, SetupWizard and other I can´t recall, then I flashed a 220 partition size and had 180mb free!! Didn´t try last24nand...

The only thing I´m missing is the spanish keyboard (!?) is this a 1.6 issue or did I deleted something I shouldn´t have deleted?

Thanks a lot man!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
Thanks, glad to hear you like the ROM :D

You must not delete the htc setup wizard. There are some dependencies with the keyboard and the locationservice. so restore the wizard, flash again, and you will have the spanish keyboard back.

If you don't want to reflash, it may suffice to just restore and run it. But i didn't try that...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deviant007:
(Hope it's not to much off topic) Question:

I have a TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 on my phone, which is a non-Sense ROM.

I use it on my primary (one and only at the moment) device and I need it to work as close to 100% as possible, full-featured and no glitches.

But I really miss my HTC FM radio app with auto-search, and the HTC dialer, and the contacts with HTC Facebook linking, and so on. :D

The only two ROMs that have GB and Sense are not fully working (camera & tethering issues).

Seeing this build got me thinking, and here is my question:

Can I install these apps (htc FM radio, dialer, etc) and part of the HTC framework (to make the apps work)? :confused:

I think that it should work on my CM7 (GB without Sense), given the fact that you made them work without the Sense UI.

If "yes" please explain how.

If "not" please explain why (so that I don't die stupid).

I apologize again in advance if my question is way to much off-topic.

Thank you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonbus:
Oh... tnx Chalid... I didn´t know that...

Is there any way to deactivate SetupWizard in order to keep the location I write down in build.prop so I can keep the spanish keyboard?

Thanks a lot!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CasperVanDiaZ:
Very well done!

Fast! Stable! HTC dialer/contact/keyboard/etc!!!

Any chance to get more free space in phone memmory?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drkalo:
Chalid removed the Sense launcher not entire HTC framework. So this is basically sense rom (HTC framework) without the launcher and most of the HTC's widgets. That's is why htc dialer, contacts and calendar are working here. You can not install them in Typhoon CM7 ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
Did you enable "useLast24nand" option in magldr? If not, time to do it :-) You will get 24 Mb more space

also you can remove not needed for you languages from zip from system\tts\lang_pico. You can have 3-4 Mb more.

PS

Enable "useLast24nand" option Before flashing recovery
[HD2 Android NAND Development] invisiblebm:
Hi, very good and stable ROM. The boot time for me is 1 min. and 20 sec. Hope in the next update will be shorter. Many thanks . Danke !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CasperVanDiaZ:
Thanks a lot for practical guidance! Will do.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
hm good question. in the build.prop there is a setting to deactivate the setupwizard. this is pointing to the original one of android however. it should be possible disable the htc wizard too somehow, but I never tried it and of course can't say if the spanish keyboard will work.

how about you just run the setup wizard the first time and change the build.prop afterwards. you will only need root explorer or something similar.

No, it's not possible. The Sense framework consists of too many files and is integrated too deep into the system. So its pretty much Sense or no Sense ... :-/

Haha ... :D You can of course enable Last24Nand, and delete some stuff you don't need, but much more free space with a sense rom isn't possible. ;)

Most likely this won't change. I had to choose between boot time and overall performance and speed ... and went with the latter. I know it's a little inconvenient, but the framework is quite heavy and the RAM method takes a few moments to do its thing at boot up.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] milton007:
Here is the framework ive copied and pasted to over the past few weeks of trying this and 2other ROMS out--I keep coming back to this ROM tho! Id like to first say that i love this ROM--BUTi would like to use Tytung kernel bc FOR ME, its always seemed to have better battery espec BC smartass--RAFP smartass is alottt slower response than Tytungs. ANYWAY---Here is the framework...ill post some screens too...its pretty much like all the others ive made from other rROMS--such as SERGIOS CORE ROM....just ADB push to /system/framework...If you dont know how, might be easier just to reflash this ROM...AFTER adding my framework to the CMEDHD zip file...Oh i also suggest NOT pushing until AFTER you have successfully done a couple of boots---so the system isnt running crazy when you push it onto /system/framework....BE SURE TO UNZIP!---LoL...it was just over the 8MB limit so i had to compress it for XDA forum

If you use this and like it...pLEASE PRESS THANKS!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] milton007:
screenshot
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
You can easily use tytungs kernel. I attached a working version (with the right initrd-file for the RAM) to this post. To use it, you need to reflash the partition layout and set the boot partition to 6MB (instead of 5MB!). after that, flash the ROM and the kernel via CWM :-)

edit: removed kernel; wifi not working.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
Thank you!

Could you may be produce the same one on new tytung 10 kernel?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] spalm:
Nice! Downloading it :D

I have the European version of HD2. I use on it android without ext partition for a fast response (for example: almost no delay when waking up). I use only app2sd.

I'm currently using no-Sense build. But I miss the application of the Sense builds. Maybe your version will be a good compromise for me :)

You have big thanks from me! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jules2k7:
Just started using this rom yesterday. Nearly everything working perfect, and just like one of my favourite roms "MarkinuX HD Extra Clean V1.71" but with all the new updates.

Everything was going fine until today when suddenly there was no volume on all my outgoing calls, I realised this when there was no ringing sound in the calls initially, but I could still hear after they picked up and the phone vibrated. On the next call however there was no volume whatsoever, but my friend told me that he could hear me fine.

The only noise on my end was a very high pitched whine....

Does anyone know what this could possibly be?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vijaysapkota:
Hello, I've just flashed this kernel. But I can't open the wifi. It just says error. So any solution for this? please solve this problem very fast.....

and does the tuying's latest kernel (r10 i think) works?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eseregin:
Might be better return rafpigna kernel while tytung is under construction....

suppose problem with one of module, does not loading properly...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vijaysapkota:
so, u mean to flash rafpigna kernel back?

and is there any solution to make wifi work in this kernel? maybe by replacing init.htcleo.rc??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
sorry, didn't test that. will check which module isn't compatible with tytungs kernel.

R10 won't solve the problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] StardustOne:
Cool rom, thanks, any idea how I could install the HTC weather widget?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] invisiblebm:
HTC weather widget is included.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] StardustOne:
Oh, thanks for the information, it is just that I can't find it. No idea where to open or install it, though, because all the other builds I used had the HTC wheather widget with the clock on by default.

I also have another issue, the phone does not do any data connection, the 3G or Edge symbol does not light up at all :(. Example: I can't connect to the Android Market at all because of network errors. I do have the signal strength shown in the top row, but that is all I can get.

I found out that there was no APN configured and I was able to fix it by entering a new APN. Any idea why there was no APN generated in the first place? When I tried the ROM for the first time, I did not insert the SIM card, is this the reason why I did not get the APN settings?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drkalo:
Weather widget IS NOT included. Its the HTC weather app that is included.

1st post:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seadh:
Good rom :) thanks

The single note...

I noticed wifi has a long time to start (minute or more) if I use cyanogen bar. But the direct link in usual settings starts wifi immediately... Why so?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chalid:
All HTC widgets rely on the launcher, which was removed. So no HTC widgets are included. This was done, to get as much free space as possible. Since the question arises again and again, I might release a Sense version, with less free space, but HTC Sense intact.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vijaysapkota:
It's a silly question, but how do you get the framework of HTC HD2 in the screenshot? I mean the one you have in first post, how do you make that?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vijaysapkota:
Hello Chalid, first of all can you please make the tytung's r10_oldcam kernel to work with this rom pleasae?