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[Galaxy S II General] Rolfiboy:
Sounds like the same conclusion as in a danish review/test of the fone, thats its the indication of the signal strength on the fone thats reporting wrongly a low signal and not the actually signal that is weak.
[Galaxy S II General] godutch:
Not so good for me either, someone posted a link to a samsungblog in korean where they stated they are aware of the problem

edit

here it is: http://www.samsungtomorrow.com/1211
[Galaxy S II General] stoolzo:
I dont think that is the case as if it were it would always report week even if you were stood next to the router, the problem here is that the signal is strong next to the router but degrades quickly when you move away, far too quickly suggesting the phone has a very limited wifi range.
[Galaxy S II General] vitalij:
good wifi reception, a bit better than sgs1 for me.
[General Questions and Answers] demarcmj:
(First off, this is my first post so my apologies if I've done anything improper here)

Ok, so there are a lot of posts about Titanium Backup restore issues but I haven't quite been able to fix my problem. I'm not trying batch restores or anything complicated like that, and the advice I've seen in the past and on the Titanium Backup FAQs doesn't work. Here's my problem:

Yesterday I backed up then uninstalled "Facebook for HTC Sense 1.0" but then realized that my phone (HTC Incredible) uses that to link my contacts with their Facebook profiles (for pictures, birthday notifications, etc.). So today I went to restore it and Titanium Backup just hangs (there is a spinning wheel on the left and it says "Restoring App: 'Facebook for HTC Sense 1.0'") It does this whether I try restoring just the app or app+data.

I have root and updated busybox from the "Problems" button in the app. Many people on here have said to go to "Troubleshooting settings" and change the "App processing mode" but when I go there that option is greyed out. I'm sure this would work (it has for others it seems), but I don;t know what to do since it is greyed out.

I thought about reinstalling Titanium Backup, but I don't want to lose my data to restore from. I don't know how that works.

Anyone know what to do?

UPDATE: Well I don't think reinstalling would help, since an update just came through the market. I figure an update would've fixed anything that a reinstall would have. Also, to add a little more information on the problem, I was able to restore "Adobe Reader 9.0.1" but not able to restore "Footprints 1.10" (another HTC built-in app)
[General Questions and Answers] kierant:
I have the same problem on my HTC Desire.

After installing the latest CyanogenMod, I wanted to return a couple of the HTC-supplied apps. Titanium Backup gets superuser permissions and seems happy, but then freezes at 0% restore. The application processing option in preferences is always greyed out.
[General Questions and Answers] AzumaK:
Hi guys, one thing that I learned while migrating to Cyanogenmod is that restoring HTC apps will really hurt stability and possibly lead to bootlooping, as there is no HTC sense framework for their apps to work correctly. AFAIK, there is no way around that. I learned the hard way that restoring all apps and data just will not work between AOSP roms and Sense roms. I'm sorry I can't offer more help on it, but you'll need to pick and choose your apps and data and make sure you don't bring Sense/HTC stuff into Cyanogenmod. I know, it's frustrating! Good luck guys!
[General Questions and Answers] demarcmj:
We'll my problem is slightly different because I'm still using sense. I didn't load any new roms. I removed it and then tried to restore the next day without making any other changes. So why won't my apps restore?
[General Questions and Answers] cityneversleepz:
what did you remove? was it a system app or something you installed from the market? system apps, when "removed" even when backed up, don't reinstall from my experience. I never had any problem reinstalling any user apps that were properly backed up though.
[General Questions and Answers] kierant:
I'm wondering if this is something to do with HTC's "S on" extra security.

Need to read up on this — anyone have a good resource about it? It seems a bit more obscure than just rooting, with some unreliable-looking websites about it. And I'm coming at this as a total n00b ;)

But the system folder does indeed seem to have some kind of extra write-protection going on, even when accessing it as root.
[General Questions and Answers] bls2633:
I have a G2X and I have also learned the hard way that Titanium will not restore system apps. So the problem your having has nothing to do with Sence. If you search the for forums hard enough there is info on the topic
[General Questions and Answers] demarcmj:
So... If	I do a factory reset on my phone then, will all be fixed? Or does uninstalling it remove it from wherever the factory reset would pull from?

I'll probably need to root it again after, but I just want that "Facebook for HTC Sense" app back so my contacts link with their facebook profiles for continually updating phone numbers, profile pictures, etc.
[General Questions and Answers] demarcmj:
Problem Solved

I flashed Liberation Enhanced v1.00 yesterday and everything is fixed. Liberation does all that I wanted to do in the first place: have Sense without the bloatware. It was my first time flashing a new ROM and I'm happy to say it went very well :)

(Now once I get enough posts in, I can add it to my signature like everyone on here seems to like to do)
[General Questions and Answers] Liquid Smoke:
guess you fixed the issue, but dealing with Titanium Backup, i sometimes have it hanging when i freeze/unfreeze or sometimes it hangs/freezes when backing up/restoring. in the settings there's like some different restoration methods it lets you choose (Direct, Indirect, and something else), but switching it to Indirect Method fixed the issue for me, so just incase someone else runs into a similar problem. im on a SGS4G.
[General Questions and Answers] demarcmj:
I think what you're talking about may be part of the "App processing mode" option that I said was greyed out for some reason on my phone.
[HD2 Android SD Development] munishjoshi:
Dear all

Got my HTC HD2 today,Need ur help guys to share best working rom without any bugs,I want to dual boot my HTC HD2 with Windows 6.5 & Android

Thanks in Advance
[HD2 Android SD Development] bteljuice:
Congrats bro and welcome aboard.

Just wanted to point out, this is the Dev forum, Q&A going in the General Section.

Anyhow, you Have Sense rom, Sense 2.1 and CM7 (no Sense, other ui such as LaunchPro or ADW).

You got too many choice.

Pick which you want to test first and enjoy flashing once you get addicted.

You could also put more than one Android build on your SD card. So you can test more than one at once without deleted the other.

Whichever you choose, Good luck

PS: Most famous are CM7 builds
[HD2 Android SD Development] munishjoshi:
Thanks Bro for replying

i m not new into flashing..already flashed so many phone..m already flashing addicted...i saw so many roms in this forums...i just would like to know that which one is bugs freeee

Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] chn110:
Anyone who knows anything about software(or real life for the matter) will tell you - "it does not exist"

You will have a better luck asking what ROMs people are using and would recommend.
[HD2 Android SD Development] tamnteh:
it's hard to say which rom doesnt have bugs... try first. i like the rom from MCCM HD 4.0. i'm using it at this time.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Animefan:
I can personally recommend the AmeriCan Android rom, been using it past months and updates makes it better and better ^^

Personally though, uninstall the NetFlix thing right after putting the rom on, it made my HD2 uber slow, the second it was gone, it was back to super speedy :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] rozza21:
Hi, could somebody please link me the thread where the multiple versions of abdroid is expaned? Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] manhktqd:
Just buy a HTC phone with Android like DHD.. That is not any bug.
[HD2 Android SD Development] zmoboss:
I personally like and use JAGUARMIUI 5.
[HD2 Android SD Development] bramgg:
I´ve been running AmeriCanAndroid GB2.3.3 on my HD2 for over 2 months now and have less bugs than my friend with a stock (updated) DHD. :cool:

I could recommend this one and version 2.3.4. I suggest you try that one and give it a go. I can't imagine that this ROM is not good. Be sure to read the last 10 pages of the ROM thread to be sure. I think that´s the best way to check if the latest version doesn´t have any significant bugs. Good luck! :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] robdee102:
American android. You wont look back
[HD2 Android SD Development] fham:
I have used the following SD Builds during the last 3-4 months. Do not want to switch to NAND as I still have some use for WM. Even tried some of the older RAM builds like Darkstone's SuperRAM Froyo. I am giving my preferences below and check my sig for other info.

1. AmericanAndroid, have tried almost every build since it came out.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=957652

The two most recent Builds, 05172011, 05192011 and 05212011 have given me the most issues with significant screen lag and persistent wait periods when using these. I tried them with three different SD cards (4G C2, 8G C4, 8G C6) and still had issues. I am now back to the 05032011 Build which runs superbly on two different SD cards (4G C2, 8G C4). I was surprised to find that the Class 2 SD card was the smoothest although I am sure there are variations based on other factors beyond the scope of my intelligence. Everything works like a charm on 05032011 build except Market acts up sometimes. Follow the link for all Builds by date here: http://uploading.com/linklists/debamfea/ACA

2. May 14 BOYPPC Build

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=970542

is good too but as is usual we all have our personal preferences and I feel more comfortable with AmericanAndroid. This would be my backup if AmericanAndroid goes loopy.

3. Have used MccMBoxMaX Build too.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1038694

I have kept it on a separate SD just in case. Pretty solid build but I am sticking to AmericanAndroid for the time being.
[HD2 Android SD Development] son70:
I have tried at least 8 releases for the past 6 mths. From one chef to another chef. But for the past 3 mths, I m using MCCM SE V3.3 . I must say it is stable n fluid. I have also recently tried other GB version from MCCM n other chefs..... but I guess its not really that stable yet. Probably someone can recommend me a stable GB version. Would LOVE to get my hand on one of em.
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
this isn't to mislead anyone...i feel i've gotta say.....mccm doesn't compile his builds from source. his is completely reliant on switching files around....i have yet to see anything i'd trust for a second from him. he's had previous problems with actual chef's and even developers because he breaks xda's rules and steals builds....this isn't just a warren dislikes mccm thing.

use those builds if you wish......but those very builds are 100% reliant on the taking of someone elses compiled source. if he at least built from source code, he'd get some credibility from me.
[HD2 Android SD Development] fham:
@warrenb213, thx for letting us know about this issue. I wasn't aware of it but will treat MccM's work cautiously. I'm going to head over to the AmericanAndroid thread to give you thanks which I should have done some time ago.
[HD2 Android SD Development] mccmjoon76:
Hi... Warrenb long time no see. How can u give comments without thinking . Any proof that i stealing your build ? In xda rules u can post build if the other dev give u permissions . Just after giving permissions then give fake info to Moderator after u realized that i better tweaker than u :D :D :D . I got ban because of warez , big 'thanks' to u . But at the end just live with it . If u want to give comment think carefully please.

Edit: This is your comment on 'NexusHD2-Gingerbread V2.7 [GRJ22/Android2.3.4][Kernel:tytung_r10]' thread :

This is the reply from the man him self :

OH man ... feel hurt right :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
You were banned for good reason, not once....but twice.

You are NOT CURRENTLY stealing the ACA build because the mod's gave you the choice to take it down or be banned. Wouldn't get too confident. Most of the time, including in our case, you acted before getting permission. I wouldn't be surprised to find out most of your "builds" are the same.

If Tytung approved one of your "hack" builds then that is one example where you did in fact get permission.

What you do though in messing with builds has been observed as quite sloppy, and has proved you to be more of a "theme" applier than anything. I have never seen evidence of anything more than a theme applied. You never have shown source code for the majority of your projects, and when you do it's typically been to a place of no actual value for other folks to check out the source. You can't post people to look @ CM code when your using another dev's compiled source which stems AWAY from the stock CM repo's, for example. But the mod's have been lenient in that regard.

I think carefully before I respond, each and every time. I've not said anything which you could refute, mccm. Or was there something I said more specifically about your technique which you wanted to address?

Tweaker? Sir, if that is what you are then we should give folks like you your own subforum under here, called "Tweaked builds from people that have never compiled a build themselves." ACA is a compiled AND tweaked build, and our files can be found in builds across the HD2 forums.

Any developer which would accept the idea that a fellow not building from source code could make their ROM better than they could themselves, would be kidding themselves and they'd know it.

Nuff said, moving on.
[HD2 Android SD Development] mccmjoon76:
Your right man. Move on! Stop interfere the members that want to share about build.. let them judge by their own.

Banned twice! I make history :D

U should know the ROM or Build is come from Google :) we are making it works for HD2. U your self are not builder. Or else u won't be here. U will working with Google.

XDA site is about sharing. I don't mind some one here can come out better build then me. :D i congrat them. Cause members can enjoy the build daily..

By the way,I being thinking to post up my GB build back here again :D it will be nice right?
[HD2 Android SD Development] Dr.Move:
I see this has turned into a bad conversation.

I don't know why you need to quarrel guys, I mean I have no business of meddling but since you've startet arguing I feel I should add a small opinion, knowing I don't have much right to do so:

MCCM's builds don't even run on my device, and Warren's ones work for 5 minutes then corrupt my SD! and yes that includes AmDroid.

it's not SD-related since I'm already using a build that's stable enough to handle 3 days of constant work on the same card.

Both of you guys are great in what they do really, considering the number of users you serve, but I don't think a public thread is the right place to argue. PMs were created for a reason, and there are MODs to complain to and stuff like that.

In my opinion, no matter who's right here, you both are looking bad.
[HD2 Android SD Development] timshady337:
HD2one

It is an older build, but very stable. I get 2970 on quadrant so it takes full advantage of the HD2's power. I've tried new builds, but i always come back.
[HD2 Android SD Development] domenukk:
It has been like this ever since back in the old G1 Days.

You can still see it in all the references inside cyanogenmod. :P

And yes, I, too have cooked some builds. Little bit of scripting, adding and leaving out some apps, maybe different images, optipng, zipalign all this stuff > you can have a whole new experience. Its not developing however.

On Sense builds, you have to rely on precompiled code (except for the kernel). You can only mix there. (Or decompile and recompile)

One thing is, though: You've got to give proper credit imho.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nigeldg:
I completely agree! I'm currently using ACA and have also used MCCM HDv4.5, and both work flawlessly, although I prefer Gingerbread to 2.2/sense. Eagerly waiting for the issued on MccMBoxMax GB to be fixed so that I can use that :D No offense MCCM, but your Gingerbread (no sense, v2.1 or something) was extremely slow, and crashed on me 4/5 times. Had to restart Angry Birds so many times:o Although I preferred the ability to switch between ADW and LauncherPro (full version, free is not very good). That would make ACA so much better!

Also, I don't see why the builds are not running on your phone, all have worked fine for me.
[HD2 Android SD Development] adityo97:
its because i read this opinion then trying the HD20 build, and guess what? it really is amazing, although its froyo build, it can reach 2500++ Quadrant, and less buggy then GB build ive tried so far.... so, yeah, i think ill keep this one for daily build
[HD2 Android SD Development] shagratt:
ABOUT THE ROMS: For least bugs try older roms, specially the ones based on Desire or stock froyo. The forum is now full of ginger or new sense ports and none of them work 100% all the time.

ABOUT THE ARGUING: I think the work MCCM do has value for lot of people (like me) because no mather if he create a rom from scratch or is just putting all together.We come to xda to have choices (the rest can buy apple). Please don't argue. Share.The only way to have a perfect rom is adding a little bit from everybody.
[HD2 Android SD Development] TheNT:
jep... but don't take credits from someone else's work...

that's not ok in applle not in android not in ubuntu not i anyones world...

Everyone says... thanks to CM7... thanks to rafpignia... thanks to....

I think that's the point.

on topic...

Rafdroid was great but luck of GB support make me to switch to ACA whichi is great but still have bugs...

There is no android jet without bugs for HD2 nor for any other device...

Android=ok=bugs...

And personally i think there is too much time given to google for some things to repair and nothing happens...

Like battery drainage which could happen anytime for no particular reason.

Let's give them some more time...

It's just pitty that wm6.5 get abandoned and no support for apps flash market etc etc... anymore. Cause it's the most stable and best working mobile rom till today with some tweaks like CHT, sense ui... and you could just imagine it was discontinued long time ago...

that's another subject :)

but for business use stick to WM ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] n33dy:
Mdj's froyo hd rom... been using it for months...

Sent from my HTC Desire HD2
[HD2 Android SD Development] adityo97:
almost every link from MDJ are deleted,

can u provide the link pls?

thank you
[HD2 Android SD Development] DH002:
I recommanded JAGUARMIUI

used it for some weeks and bug found less
[HD2 Android SD Development] Patrick P931:
Sorry about this one but I have searched and can't find it. Can someone please post the link to the HD20 rom?

edit: or do you mean HD2One?

Cheers and thanks!

Patrick
[HD2 Android SD Development] carl1961:
or you talking about this site

http://android.hd2roms.com/
[HD2 Android SD Development] TheATHEiST:
Can this thread be closed or moved.
[HD2 Android SD Development] gazzacbr:
@carl1961: nice link. i have just got an HD2 and want to get android going but wouldnt dare ask such a lame question...... :D

(still have my kaiser though)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Damien13N:
Stable SD build? Where?

It would be nice if there was a thread and sticky with all Android builds, their purpose and specs, and which are stable and which are in heavy development.

I can't find a stable SD GB build to save my life. All are extremely buggy, significant data drops, multiple issues, even after trying different builds.

I use my phone for business and it has to work on time, every time. I want to run android because WM sucks balls and can't watch flash worth a crap and is a dead OS; and WP7 along with Zune sucks balls and can't watch flash (just Netflix, go figure) and only just recently can copy and paste with it, but WP7 OS will never go anywhere because MS wants to go backwards.

If I could get a stable SD Android build I would be tickled.

To all you cooks and chefs, THANK YOU for your hard work and dedication. If we could request somewhat stable builds known to work that are separate from builds under heavy development with major bugs, that would be very nice and appreciated. I can't tell by looking at your threads and all the different versions and updates which ones "work".

Unfortunately, my experience with Android SD ROMs won't help anyone. The most stable and best version I have found yet was deleted and removed due to some stupid XDA policy, or some juvenile pissing match like we see in this thread.

Warren and Cope- you guys are doing a great job, appreciate the work, but I have tried a half dozen of your ROM builds including several American Android, and they just don't work well enough on my phone for daily use.

MCCM- I don't know what you do different but one of your ROM's is one of the few that worked well on my HD2 SD w/ Magldr. Too bad it was pulled for violating rules and policies. Please try not to piss on anyone's wheaties so you can release working stable builds and not have them yanked for violations.

Thanks a million to everyone for making my HD2 capable of running Android and WP7 at all.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Patrick P931:
Damien13N:

NexusHD2 GB with Rafpigna kernel = seems to work quite well. Still on my first day of testing/using though.

Try it and see how it works for you.

:)

Patrick
[HD2 Android SD Development] walidhazem:
try jaguaralanis android edition its ready for daily use and very fast
[HD2 Android SD Development] radiikal:
i would highly recommend Jaguaralani Gamer's Edition! super smooth and fluid...haven't encountered any crashes or lag...

my 2nd choice would be AmericanAndroid...stable enough but just dont install too many apps :)

my 2 cents
[HD2 Android SD Development] zmoboss:
To me, J's gamer edition is the best - fast, smooth and no bloatware!!

Thx

Z
[HD2 Android SD Development] knobbyhtccruise:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075838

keep going back to this one

smooth, fast boot reliable ... looks good too
[HD2 Android SD Development] fotiskam:
Darkstone's

Darkstone superam froyo 1.5 all the way.... You wont find better..

However J's Gamers edition comes close enough to darkstone speed and smoothness.. Also test portadroid with oxygen rom from desire, nice combination!
[HD2 Android SD Development] nessqn:
I have been using AA Rom for some time now.Tried JaguarMIUI-V9 recently when latest AA updates started acting wierd.And i must say its an amazing ROM.Fast,Smooth,Eye candy and with loads of extra user friendly features.Will try his gamers edition this weekend.The ROM which i liked most before AA was MCCM froyo one.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Damien13N:
thanks. trying Isaiah honeycomb now and it shows promise.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Marne Jr:
I am quite disagree with you... the final build from Dutty on WM6,5 was really bug free ....
[HD2 Android SD Development] JMG01:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1058809

works!:)
[HD2 Android SD Development] ketzazu:
Need Best Working Rom Without any Bugs

Get an original Android phone. Still, expect some bugs. Bugs are part of anything.
[HD2 Android SD Development] chn110:
Try enable SIP VoIP calling in your ROM (Microsoft marketed this for WM6.x) and see

1) if audio comes to ear piece of your HD2

2) if you can use Bluetooth headset with it

3) if it works with car handsfree system

Then tell us if your ROM is bug free....