yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
You are describing the exact situation I had - sleep of death, freeze on wifi drop, etc. Not every time but often enough to be very annoying. It even sounds like we work in the same building. Just like you I had gotten a new SIM a few months back. Luckily for me, I have 5 HD2's and SIM cards in the family to experiment with so I eventually found out it was the SIM and not the phone, firmware, or app. There were little adjustments here and there that would make it a little better but the problem never completely disappeared until I traded my SIM for a "newer" new one and the phone hasn't frozen up once since.

I posted a few pages back that the easiest way to get a new SIM is to go on the t-mobile website to the online support chat. The CSR's there really don't know much and just follow their scripts so just be patient and nice. Once I told the CSR that my phone only froze when my SIM was in it and never when my daughter's was in it he happily noted my account for another free SIM that I picked up at the t-mobile store the next day.

If you are playing with lowering voltages and frequencies when the phone is sleeping (to save battery) you still might have to find settings that eliminate some sleep of death issues.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stifer:
Hello, thanks very much for your effort. I have a problem now since I installed (flashed) this wifi tmobile app on my HD2. Since I've flashed it there is no way I can activate my wireless on the phone, it keeps saying ''Error''. I have tried flashing different ROMs and still I get the same problem. Please can someone advice me on what to do to fix this? Thanks very much.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dfanzz:
Still has the occasional freeze but trust me it does not bother me. The only thing strange to me is that people are complaining to me that the my voice is too low sometimes. But other that its perfect!!!

Thanks again Tytung! We all appreciate your hard work.:cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pens and DreamS:
I have this issue as well. I litterarly have to sometimes yell so they can hear me. Is there any fix?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
I had the same problem when using the newest Tytung kernel with the mic gain fix.

People said they could barely hear me and also the mic gain settings work for adjusting the outgoing volume with a "normal" call but do nothing for a wifi call.

I switched to a different kernel without the mic gain fix and people could hear me much better.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
Nevermind - :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fivefingerdeathpunch:
The app works well when it works.... lol. i still get the app freezing my phone up all the time. prob a couple times a day. its annoying cuz my boot times arent particularly fast. any possibility of fixing this anytime soon? Do we even know the reason?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
When did you get your SIM card?

I had a pretty new one, got it around the first of the year, and it was the cause of my phone freeze.

Even though that one looked like the "new" SIM that is supposed to solve the freezing, it turned out to be the cause. I was lucky enough to have multiple HD2's and SIMs to work with and could easily prove it was the SIM that was the problem.

If you know anyone that has HotSpot calling enabled on their account and know they have a very new SIM you could try their SIM in your phone as an experiment.

If, for some reason, you know your SIM isn't the problem, I also had problems with underclocking and undervolting causing the freeze - or, at least making it more likely with the first SIM.

What ROM and kernel are you using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nchall:
Which kernel is working for you?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
I'm back on the latest Tytung kernel and it works very well now. I don't really know what changed. The ROM I'm using is Dorimanx 2.8.6 High End MAG.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nchall:
Thanks. Using Typhoon 3.6.8 which uses Tytung r12.4 so will see if it works. Need to get wifi calling and call recording working then I'm set...until I start tinkering again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lore-mordred:
I am running 3.6.8 as well, and the app force closes and freezes my phone as well. I thought it was a bluetooth issue since I just got a new headset and never had used BT before. But I rebooted multiple times and noticed that with and without, Wifi Calling just crashed every time.

I suspect it may have to do with something that Typhoon 3.6.8 is now Android based on 2.3.7 instead of 2.3.5 which is what the app is made for.

Additional info: The app launches correctly, and announces it has wifi connection, but making or accepting a call just crashes the phone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ibeQuint:
I seem to be having the same issue with 2.5.7 roms as well. It crashes whenever I answer a call with wifi calling enabled.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nchall:
Yep. Having same problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] letrain02:
Any idea on when news libs for 2.3.7 coming out? I get straight forceclose. Wont even launch. But go back to 2.3.5 and it works great
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
I'm on 2.3.7 with latest dorimanx ROM and it's working perfect.

Maybe he changes something.

Do you always make sure to flash the wifi calling zip last?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] letrain02:
I am also on latest but doesn't work. What kernal are you using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
Right now I'm on HeirOs 1.7.4 but it also worked fine with Tytung and Kefir kernels.

Is your SIM pretty new. Mine was less than 6 months old but was still the wrong kind, although it looked like the right kind.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lore-mordred:
I am using Tytung 12.4 that is on Typhoon 3.6.9 and it crashes. I have a new sim card I got 2 months ago. So there is something different.

Would you mind sharing your Build.prop and default.prop?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
They are unchanged from what is included in the respective zip files of the wifi calling app and the ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Is there a way to identify which SIM card is likely to work with wificalling?

I got a new SIM card about 2 months ago and I still experience phone freeze. Could you look at yours to see if there is a way to identify the right SIM card.

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
On the side with the metal contacts it says:

TM9177

On the other side it says:

M03.01

8901

2604

4358

2893

176

The way I really knew it was the SM was by swapping my SIM into my daughter's phone. With her SIM in it it worked perfect but with mine, it would freeze just like it did in my phone.

The guy at the t-mo store insisted it couldn't be the SIM and really didn't want to give me a new one but I had already gotten the approval through an online chat with a t-mo CSR.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
I knew your story (lol), I have read all your postings regarding wificalling and I appreciate the fact that you always give feedback on all your attempts.

My SIM card read TM9073, I am going back for a new one. The numbers on the reverse side is unique to each SIM card, hence it will not be the same. Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nchall:
Running Typhoon 3.6.9 w/12.4 Tytung kernel and volume is low on wifi calls, but not regular calls. Anyone have any idea why this would happen?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] letrain02:
HEY IF WIFI CALLING APP FORCECLOSES CHANGE LCD DENSITY IN BUILD.PROP TO 240. Sorry for caps but I want to focus If this is the problem. I'm on dorimanx and its default is 240. Wifi calling works fine. I change to 192. forcecloses. Go back to 240, works fine. So is it just a density issue? Any way to fix if it is? I hate 240..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jc monkeyballs:
I've been following your posts and your experiments with your daughter's SIM as well and want to thank you for posting this information.

I've been experiencing freezing issues as well, and my SIM reads TM9073. I just went and picked up a new SIM from the store that reads TM9177. I'll test it out over the next couple days and report back whether or not it fixes my issue. I was hesitant at first to change because the SIM is only 2 months old, but sure enough it was an older version.

Thanks for the information guys.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lore-mordred:
Progress?

So today/last night I went through and did a full wipe of my phone.

Task 29

Radio

Format SD

MGLDR 1.13

ClkMD

Typhoon 7 (3.7.0 /R12.4)

Install Wifi App and test

*After testing, I reinstalled my Circular Battery Mod --making sure this wasn't the cause--*

The first time I did a Data restore, and the android.phone service would crash each time I would make or pick up a call. So I reinstalled and tried again, same issue. So I went ahead and started from scratch and used MyBackup pro to restore my apps. This time making sure some launchers and other apps taken out (callrecorder).

So I was able to make/have 2 successful calls work, but then one caused a crash after that (this prior to the 2 consecutive calls later).

So I have come to the conclusion that an app or data is causing a probable crash. I have yet to pinpoint it, but its working for the meantime.

Things I changed:

Removed LauncherPro and ADW

Running GoLauncher EX > decent setup (nice icons)

Removed callrecorder

Did not restore /data with CWM, but instead used App + Data restore with MyBackup Pro

Resync'd and downloaded Google Apps from Market

For the time being, it can be any one of those options. Just a heads up.

The two calls I did make, did have the low Mic gain problem. I used HD2 Mic control to boost the handset to 400 value, and it got a bit better.

Note: I have yet to try the calling with wifie and Bluetooth, so I will have to get back to you on that. In the past, even though the app would crash my phone when making/receiving a call, i would still be able to use it for text without an issue.

-Previous tests I had disabled CallRecorder but never fully uninstalled.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lore-mordred:
Bluetooth = Fail

So today I tried using the wifi calling app, and noticed that if during the course of the day, if the bluetooth was on and or I used my headset, that I would not be able to use the wificalling and it would just force close.

If therefore I turn off bluetooth and reboot, without ever turning on the BT, the app will work fine. But when I turn on BT and say use regular cell signal, I start to have complications with the audio (no sound issue) paired through my headset (stereo BT headset). And also if I receive a call through wifi, the phone crashes, requiring a reboot.

If I send a text using Wifi with the BT issue above (on or in use during the day) then the messages will be stuck in sending, until I reboot or get cell service, but at some times it still needs a reboot to send.

So far this is my feedback and just sharing so we can improve this app. I really use it like nobodies business here at home. I get no signal.

Thanks Tytung and Drizztje for all the hard work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] scariola:
I'm actually using a T-Mobile new TM9073 from a couple months ago with no problems for wifi calling v2. Upgraded from an old mytouch sim when I had that.

Tried it about 5 times for calls, no freezes, weird issues.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] KevlarTheGreat:
Just wanted to post another data point....

I've been using WiFi calling on the 11/4/2011 build of MIUI.us and it works pretty well. At first the app told me "Invalid Sim Card" at the bottom so I went to T-Mobile and they gave me a new Sim card with no questions asked. Once I put in the new sim, it started working just fine. It works great even with bluetooth voice dialing and the whole 9 yards.

There is one issue that I'm not sure of though. My phone is usually rock solid but now it crashes once or twice a day and I have to pull the battery. I also installed an old version of Swype (which I usually don't do) so I'm not 100% sure if it was that or WiFi calling, but my bet would be on WiFi calling.

Next week, I'll try doing another clean install without Swype and see if I have different results. It's funny though, even with the lock up once or twice a day, I still feel it's worth having the WiFi calling. It's pretty awesome that I actually get service at work now.

Thanks a Ton for this,

Kevlar
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Realalist:
I followed your instructions to the letter but I'm coming across some problems. First problem is that I cannot remove the libhtc_ril_wrapper.so nor edit the build.prop. I've tried to edit it directly from the original and I've tried copying and editing it and pasting it over the original and it still won't take. I'm running MIUI DEVELOPMENT V36.0 with Tytung kernel R14.0.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Just flash WiFi-Calling-htcleo-GB_for_NAND_v2.zip.

Don't need to delete libhtc_ril_wrapper.so or modify build.prop.

File libhtc_ril_wrapper.so will be ignored and settings of build.prop will be overridden by /system/default.prop.

You only need to make sure your remaining system space is large enough to accommodate all files of WiFi-Calling-htcleo-GB_for_NAND_v2.zip. (at least 6MB)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Realalist:
Really? I spent all last night tying to edit it. Lol. Thanks for the speedy response and all the great work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Realalist:
So after following directing I can confirm that it works perfectly. The sound quality could be improved but still pretty good. Bluetooth works and data does return after you turn WiFi calling off.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DemonLoader:
Hello all. Can someone help me, I seem to be having a problem getting this to work. I'm using RCMix3D Runny and at first I tried installing the v2 package through CWMr 4 & 5, which it says it completes, but doesn't seem to actually install, as evident by the app not showing up in my apps list, and the default.prop not being populated with the info. So I manually installed the v2 package, placing all the files in their respective folders, and then editing first build.prop with the default.prop info, when that didn't work, adding the default.prop from the package in it's respective folder, and when that didn't work adding the default.prop info to the default.prop that seems to be from the rom outside the /system folder. None of which seems to worked. The app is installed now, and when I go into it, it initially says "Enabling" "Please wait while connecting to T-Mobile network", nothing, so I cycle the toggle Off/On, and still the same waiting, but nothing happening.

Any advice on it will be appreciated, Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ketan2skip:
i have stupid question, is this only for someone who use T MOBILE provider?thx in advance
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
T-Mobile USA only
[HD2 Android NAND Development] joshnchen:
I know this thread has been inactive for awhile, but I figured there's no harm in asking. I have a new sim, and the NDT miui rom. Wifi calling seems to work when I'm calling out, but incoming calls freeze my phone up, any ideas?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nirvana Rules:
Does anybody have a mirror? Deposit upload is not functioning....Please:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SkippyDogg:
Try again? It works fine over here. If you still can't get it I'll put it as an attachment.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nirvana Rules:
Aha it's working great thanks. Thanked you too
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kris29440:
Is it possible to get this working with your ICS rom?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] joshnchen:
For anyone interested I figured out why my phone was freezing. I had to set my wifi to never turn off when the screen is off.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nick2k:
i would LOVE for this to work on my phone. i tried to install the Sep 13th MAGLDR Zip last night to my CyanogenMod-7-77762011-NIGHTLY-Desire[TyphooN_v3.7.6-MAGLDR] ROM, but it when I tried to run the Wi-Fi Calling app it froze at the "enabling" bit like the others in this thread. and when i tried to reboot the phone it get stuck in an endless boot. so i had to restore via backup.

so yeah. doesn't work for me. but man...i would love for this app to work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cajunflavoredbob:
The only problem I had with it was that it (unfortunately) doesn't seem to work on any DPI lower than 200. I normally use 140 on my HD2. Now, I'm using it with tytung's ICS NAND build. My DPI is 200 for now, and it works fine, accept it won't allow me to connect any calls when they come in over WiFi. The phone rings, and I can see who it is, but when I answer the call, it is just silent. It's handy to know who is still trying to call me. I can send texts via WiFi with it just fine, though. It's better than having no coverage at all in some areas I have to go for work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nick2k:
hmmm... sounds like this is gonna be a promising work in progress. at least we know there something good for sure at the end of the road. good tip about using it with one of Tytung's ICS NAND roms.

i just bought an Ooma from Costco yesterday and i saw this thread. i would be ecstatic to return it and just use my phone instead (ala Blackberry UMA).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nick2k:
well...after sifting through PAGES APON PAGES of threads...it seems there are two (2) big factors in my current issue with the WiFi Calling app freezing/not working for me:

i'm still using a SIM card from 2001

i

didn't

use the 'Installation Guide for other ROMs instructions

i MAY NOT have "WiFi Calling" enabled on my account

so i'm gonna obtain a new SIM card from the T-Mo store tomorrow (as well as make sure that "WiFi Calling" service is enabled on my account). i technically do have a new one that sitting in my HD2 box that i got the day it went on sale, but i want an even newer card that that. then when i get home after work, i'm gonna try installing the app using the 'Guide for other ROMs'...

...but if that doesn't work, i'm gonna break down and use one of Tytung's NexusHD2 ROMs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cajunflavoredbob:
Remember that it only works well on the gingerbread ROMs. It is still buggy as I described on the ICS builds.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nick2k:
oh yeah. i'm totally heeding your advice on the gingerbread only. :) in fact, i have no interest for ICS on the HD2. do you have a gingerbread ROM recommendation?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yatesy24:
HYPERDROID is my favourite for sure.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cajunflavoredbob:
My suggestion is to pick one, try it for a day, then repeat that until you find the perfect one for you. That's how I do it. It gives you a more general sense of what is out there in terms of ROMs, and it doesn't give you a predefined bias such as when someone recommends one to you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nick2k:
SUCCESS!!!

i got my new SIM card today and had them add the WiFi Calling service to my account. then i did a fresh install of [06 Nov 2011][MAG/cLK] NexusHD2-Gingerbread V3.2a (GWK74)(Android 2.3.7)[tytung_r13].

woo hoo! i tried calling voicemail a bunch of times where i know there's no cell reception in the house. worked like a charm! of course i waited so long to do it that everyone i could've called are either asleep or drunk at some bar somewhere.

soooooooooo happy now! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tv2177:
Can anyone upload "WiFi-Calling-htcleo-GB_for_NAND_v2.zip"? I can't seem to access it. Please.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
Tried using this on ICS Tosti and it killed my data connection, can't figure out why yet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cajunflavoredbob:
It's made for Gingerbread, not ICS. All that works for me is texting via WiFi. Calls force close or only connect the other person's audio to me. They can't hear me, but I can hear them.

Once T-Mobile starts rolling out the ICS updates, we'll see an update for this. You've got about two more months before that happens, though. Probably another month or so before the WiFi calling update comes out for the ICS SGS2.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
Good deal, thanks for the info. I had only asked as some people had stated that they got it working with ICS but I wasn't sure.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] a.benjamin76:
Data

For some reason when i have the wifi calling app enabled and i'm on wifi, then i turn off wifi so i can use normal data, my data connection wont work until i go into airplane mode and then completely out of airplane mode. I'm thinking this could be a weird bug. any thoughts?? thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xeroday:
Sorry I'm a noob, but do I flash the zip via clockwork mod?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Realalist:
Yes.

Sent from my HD2 at the speed of light
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 5800xm_user:
Can add that this app works with Dorimax High End v3.1.6.2 just have to set DPI to 240 anything lower will force close :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cajunflavoredbob:
It should still work if you set it up in 240 and then switch to a lower one. You just have to remember not to actually try to open the interface directly in any lower DPI, or it will, indeed, force close. That's how I used it on Gingerbread, anyway.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kylew1212:
I found a thread for the htc sensation that someone pulled a t mobile wifi calling app, lib and modules out of an official ics ruu.. Could this work on device as well?

I actually flashed it wanting to try it when I had low signal.. After I flashed it the app worked but it said invalid sim, and I never picked up any signal period.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
May 19 update:

Included the latest ICS libs and app from the HTC Sensation ROM.

Since I am not a T-Mobile customer, I cannot test it.

But I think it may work for you.

Please flash WiFi-Calling-htcleo-ICS_for_NAND_v1.zip and report your result.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kylew1212:
I can't right now but I will test asap and report back. Thanks so much!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cajunflavoredbob:
It gets stuck on the Enabling screen. I'm also noticing that some Google apps no longer connect. GTalk and G+ no longer connect. Google Play and Gmail both work. The browser Force Closed once, then acted normally.

Calls and SMS still appear to work properly through normal cellular connection.

Tested on T-Mobile HD2 with IceCream Tosti v1.1.

EDIT: My WiFi connection is WPA2 Protected. PM me if you want to chat and work through it. I'm free most of this evening.

EDIT2: I flashed the update for Tosti to 1.1a. After doing so, I was able to connect to the previously unavailable Google services. There seemed to be no way to get back to the WiFi Calling screen, so I reflashed the WiFi Calling mod. It did not pop up again. I'm going to do a complete backup, then reflash to stock Tosti ROM to see if there's a change.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kylew1212:
Update: I flashed this and upon reboot it pops up that I can make calls over wifi.. then I go into the app and at first it said invalid sim (I read at the beginning and I will try a different sim asap) it hangs on enabling but it will disable. The app seems to have all the correct functions, just trouble in executing them. I hope this is helpful. Thanks so much!

Edit: I am running the lastest tytung build, forgot the number but may 15th release. Thanks again!

Edit 2: Attached logcat
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
If you want to test WiFi Calling for ICS, please flash GB ROM and WiFi Calling for GB to make sure your sim card is compatible with WiFi Calling first.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cajunflavoredbob:
Mine certainty is. I used to use WiFi calling with this SIM on GB. I am also able to use it in my SGS2 on GB with the native WiFi calling. No go on the HD2 with ICS, and however.