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[HD2 Android NAND Development] cengizcoskun:
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I want to change this picture.

sample picture of my daughter

how can I do

please ....

sorry my english....ı love google....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tkpamorn:
Thank you for good rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] luchino71:
very very nice
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xanthrax:
couple of issues ... first of all , i just plugged my phone on my lap about 19 :cool:minutes ago but the screen is black like hell without any reaction (i know !!! don`t shout ! i`ll pull out the battery ...) and then ... that new launcher is too ... ugly and useless with those 3 !!!:confused: app drawer buttons , left , right and down ... and the screen is too narrowed appart of the lcd dpi 160 (?!?) so , i installed my favourite go launcher and reverted back to normal dpi 240 (i just don`t need an explanation). in general the rom is smooth enough as everyone wanted to be but this will drain the battery accordingly ... but not on standby where i`ve notticed the decent 5 mA durring the night . it was a nice experience , thank you for your effort ! and my wife get realy naughty when those seeds of life start moving all around ! Thank you again but i`ll pull out the battery and i`ll try something else long as my fridge still keep some beers inside ! :cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, glad you have tired this version :D

The 3 buttons can be removed/de-selected via VTL settings and it can also be themed using standard ADW Launcher themes. I use this version as it seems to have less drain on the battery compared to some others I have tried.

I'm not sure why you got a black screen when connecting to the laptop (possibly a delay in the wakeup due to the low power settings?), I haven't had any other reports of this behaviour?!

Once again, Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, yes as I tend to use ADW themes to theme VTL launcher which, in my opinion, is easier.

But each to thier own, and I can add it back in the next version or create a flashable zip if you want :)

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
The easiest way is this:

Create a new .png 480x770 and call it "status_bar_background.png" (this will be the image you want in place of the above so edit it accordingly).

Open the update zip file with winrar or 7zip and extract /system/framework/framework-res.apk

Now open framework-res.apk & navigate to /res/drawable-hdpi

Find the image you want to replace and then overwrite with your own (Drag new image with same name into the folder)

Once done, replace framework-res.apk in the update zip file and then flash the update as normal.

If everything has gone well, you should see your image.

Note: there is also another called "shade_bg.png" located in SystemUI.apk /res/drawable-hdpi (I can't remember which one I used)!

Hope this helps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] streety12:
the keyboard is too small with this lcd density 167 , cant i use this density but with a normal keyboard ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xanthrax:
basically this density is to gain more room on your screen which i can`t stand with due to my eyes problems but even so i found this useless since there are many ways to do that. just use density changer from apps inside and make it permanent after reboot. go launcher ex gives you alot more opportunities to play around your screen :cool: very nice rom though !!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
It would be nice if you could make a zip for me but I know your busy, can I just add the theme chooser apk. File to system apps and reboot?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Yes, you can copy ThemeChooser.apk and ThemeManager.apk to /system/app

Then set BOTH to have permissions of:

rwx

r--

r--

Then reboot and the them chooser app will be there!

Hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
HardDroid2 v2.5.7 NoA2SD

I resolved my (personal) issues with Android 2.3.7 using the Android SDK so I had no reason not to move from HardDroid2 v1.1.1 on to the most recent HardDroid2 build.

Deano did an excellent job with HardDroid2 2.5.7.

However, as I still consider A2SD to be clumsy and rigid, preferring Link2SD which is elegant, flexible and simple, I created my personal installer thereby 'totally' abandoning A2SD.

Others might be interested to try, so I put a CWR zip HERE.

As always, backup your current ROM first!!

I didn't put in some personal tweaks of the bootscripts (/etc/init.d) such as the voltage levels and governor values , since no ARMv7 CPU shows exactly the same behaviour.

You have to do this yourself by trial and error to get the most out of it.

Differences from the 'stock' HardDroid2 v2.5.7 build

In regards to vtl launcher:

over the last three years I've tried about every major launcher for Android and from experience I believe the vtl launcher to be the most flexible one and in regards to efficient battery usage at the same level as Zeam. So vtl is a keeper for me. :cool:

I added and removed some apps to my liking:

ADDED

Link2SD replacing A2SD

Google Market 2.3.6

Faster and less annoying than 3.xx.

If you don't do anything it will eventually automatically get updated to the latest version.

To keep Market 2.3.6:

Freeze

Market App Installer with Link2SD

i.e. /system/app/Pacman.apk

DialerOne (best dialer)

Quickpic (best viewer)

keyboard from HardDroid2 v2.3.8

ClockSync

Dev Tools (old but to me still valuable))

working Skype 2.50.108

(set NoFPS in settings for video calling)

it gets installed in /data/app/

so if you don't like it you can easily remove this app

SlideMe (another market)

MarketEnabler

Last but not least: the missing

Theme Chooser

UPDATED

GPSTestPlus

REMOVED

everything related to A2SD

some games, Space War,TurboFly3D

Gallery (just horrible)

Keyboard (as well)

Miui compass (redundant, since GPSTestPlus contains a compass)

Most of the Life Wallpapers (eating your battery)

ThreeDDigitalWeatherClock widget

Still some tasks are left to you, such as alterering /etc/gps.conf to your situation.

Default is settings for the UK.

To the moderator of this thread:

if any objections exist against this posting, please send me a PM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
@piotrv

Nice!

I personally like the keyboard from v2.3.8 but was made to remove it :( (I still use it myself though!)

I haven't played about too much with other programs you use but may give it a go!

Due to a couple of requests, I have added the option during install if Apps2SD should be installed (or not). This should make it easier for others to choose what software they want to manage their EXT partition :)

I have also updated quite a lot and added a few extra tweaks!

These will all be included in the next version!

Thanks :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
This would be the icing on a cake of an already close to perfect build!

thanks for all your efforts

sent from a t8585 using tapatalk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
HardDroid2 v2.6.1

CHANGELOG FOR v2.6.1

For a more "In depth" changelog of CyanogenMod-7, please refer to the changelog within "CyanogenMod Settings" page!

HardDroid2_Base-261_15112011_1920

Internal Version: v2.6.1

CM-7 Bravo/Desire - Base: 261

Kernel: Tytung R14

Requirements

Radio 2.15.50.14

HSPL 2.08

MAGLDR 1.13

ClockworkMod Recovery 4.0.0.0 - 5.0.2.6

1024 MB EXT4 partition on SD card for App2SD

Features:

Kernel: Tytung R14

Source -> CyanogenMod-7 2.3.7 - Bravo/Desire

Busybox v1.19.3

Tytung GPS Libs v2.1 NMEA

GAPPS framework 08/28

Music - Google Music v4.0.1

Superuser App v3.0.6

SuperUser Binary v3.03

Market v3.3.11

HOSTS file: Nov 7th, 2011 at 22:45:08 - Entries: 31019

File Manager v2.17

Gallery

Voicesearch

Startup Scripts: RAM, Cache, Zipalign, CPU Voltage, MIC Level

ROBOTO Fonts

Previously Added:

3D Digital Weather Clock v3.1.5

Apps2SD v2.7.5.3-beta04 (SD Ext2/3/4 Partition Required)

Apps2SD GUI v0.9.9

LCD Density Changer v5.0

Games

Themes:

HardDroid2: Bootanimation.zip, Default System theme & Sounds.

Added new transition animations! ;)

NOTES:

REQUIRES AN EXT PARTITION ON SD CARD FOR APPS2SD VERSION - Phone will reboot a few times after initial install - This is normal and due to Apps2SD installing.

You must choose default install location to "Internal" (Settings -> CyanogenMod Settings -> Application -> Install Location).

Changed the default lcd density to 160 - This avoids the market "This device is not compatible" error message.

Market Force Close Fix: Choose your correct region! - Settings -> Language & keyboard -> Language -> English (United Kingdom)

All I do nowadays is compile ROMs - I do very little in the way of development (2 full time jobs) and the majority of credit goes to the real developers. As such, any problems that you may have with this ROM should be able to be solved by using the "SEARCH" button or looking at the developers pages/posts regarding the specific component! (eg. If there is a fault with GPS, then search for "Tytung GPS" or similar).

END OF VERSION CHANGE
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
hey Deano, you plan on developing your own version of ICS from the codE just released? Or are you going too wait for Cyanogen?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
I'm just going to wait for CyanogenMod as it's nice and stable and releasing ICS will take too much time for me to work on at the moment! :(

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Have you tried putting together a MIUI rom, they also have some nice features, I switch between CM7 and MIUI myself, but I stick more to CM7 because of the animations I use lol. They don't have the same effect on MIUI

Can't wait to get home and download the new version
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
I tried a while ago but never got on with the MIUI interface (Yes, I know, to some it's unbeatable - but not to me!)

I think I have quite a solid ROM and am reluctant to spend time developing any other versions as I like to try and perfect one thing at a time! ;).

However, I do still feel the need to try and get more out of my most current version which is why I am experimenting with other kernels (Dorimanx = 1.5GHz)!

Thanks for your continued interest!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Do you think overclocking CPU is safe in the long run? I work in cars and sometimes when you add extras to push performance without adjusting motor (kind of like CPU in cars lol) it can damage the motor but you won't see it right away until its to late lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Ok ive playing around with this for my personal mods and I figured it out. First make your .png image to the specified size 480x770. Go to

system/app/SystemUI/res/drawable-hdpi

and simply drag and drop your file named

status_bar_background

when it asks you to save changes hit yes

clear cache and dalvik cache and flash and it should change, it worked for me, it took me a while but I finally figured it out. UOT sure makes it look easy lol

---------- Post added at 05:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:15 PM ----------

Hey by the way Deano, what software do you use to edit picture sizes?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
Nice, you found a creative solution for user interaction within Edify scripting :D

Thanks for adding the Touchpal apps for dialer/keyboard.

I didn't know their existence. Albeit made in China, they are surprisingly well done!

In fact, we don't need Swype anymore.

Well, I can't come up with anything essential we still miss in HardDroid2.

It's perfect to me.

I reckon I stick with this build until an Android 4.x build will be available for our good old HD2, if ever...;)

---------- Post added at 02:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:52 PM ----------

All CPU's have set a safety margin, after they passed quality control at the production line.

However, every CPU has an maximum which is specific to that copy.

You can only find your max clock speed by trial and error for your copy.

Increase the freq in small steps and check the stability of the software.

That my arm v7 cpu is stable at 1180MHz doesn't imply that your one will be too and visa versa.

Its' trivial a higher clock speed will cause a higher temperature

In general, the lifetime of a CPU will exponentially decrease with an increased temperature.

As long as you don't need your HD2 to last for the next decade..... :D

I keep my cpu at 920MHz undervolted, since the gain of an increased clock speed is not substantial and battery life is much more important to me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nextman6515:
this is a really good rom. is it not in development any more?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
I don't think there's much to improve, this rom its almost flawless
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
I am still here... slilently lurking in the shadows of ICS! lol

@mexicandroid: Thanks for your support! ;)

@nextman6515:

I don't see any updates to Cyanogen7 which warrant an update (Nothing major in the changelog anyway) and it also seems they are preparing to move on to ICS. :confused:

I feel that this rom is stable and suitable for a daily, there are very few things which I consider would make it better (I'm currently looking at Dorimanx's Kernel due to 1.6GHz Overclock, ZRAM support and possibly USB Host) and these kernels can be applied on top of the most recent build (I'm currently testing Dorimanx v2.9 and it does seem to work fast whilst still maintaining a decent battery life).

If any of my tests\experiences produce good results, I will release a newer ROM but I do feel that due to ICS most people will move on and leave Gingerbread behind (Just for the sake of having the newest ROM!) :eek:

Thanks for your continued interest and suport :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
As one of the dieHardDroid users, I can say after >1000hrs of active use, this ROM is definitely stable and perfect!

To make it even more solid, for those who don't have access to a linux box, I created a PDroid patch for integration with the latest HardDroid.

Patch can be downloaded HERE

MD5 hash: cddd55f2dfe7a1ef83fe509de2758a62

Patch to undo applied patch above can be downloaded HERE

Note

:

You don't need to have a fresh clean HardDroid install to use the patch, since only the system framework get patched

I highly recommend PDroid for privacy protection

Deano, I'm not sure what would be best practice, but it might be useful to integrate PDroid with the next HardDroid release, if a next release is ever needed until ICS :D

Contact svyat I would say...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Hey guys for people that want the new market but have another density other than 240 check this hacked market app. its working good for me sooooo far

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20623581&postcount=10
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Hey Deano, I some how managed to take your rom to another level lol. I saw a rom with a badass theme so I transferred it to this rom. It's black and blue.

Also I added new hacked market so you can set it at any LCD density and still be compatible with the apps. Basically no matter what density you set it to the market will think it's at 240

Removed one or two system apps I thought were useless lol. Some system apps I moved to the data folder to save nand space. I myself like to keep the system small as possible(to me it runs faster thus way). And removed some other junk like ringtones since I download my ringtones from Zedge and plus they just take up nand space. Removed flashlight app and added themed torch amp. Added also PropModder app to data folder.

The theme it's black and blue mostly from MexDroidMod rom inn the G2 forums and I few things from GALAXY S rom. Most of the system apps are themed with futuristic and transformers app icons. Looks badass.

Maybe other changes I just don't remember lol

Here's the link

http://www.multiupload.com/X13US3SEQR
[HD2 Android NAND Development] blieblieed:
hello guys..first thing to say,,this rom is great...and work perfectly in any way i use my phone normally...andis really what i'm looking for: Fast and really stable.

But..i'm lookin to solve a pair of problem that i've got since three or four roms ago..

-My phone freeze when answering a phone call...not always..just once per day..:

i slide to answer, the monitor freezeand microphone start mkin a strange noise like a"zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"..:D...i've got to remove battery..reboot..everythin turn back good...(???).

-strange battery drain starting from 75% or similar...i can make around 12hour with my battery...and i'm sure problem is not coming from hitself..couse i've got three battery and everyone got the same drain...(???)

i thought problems was from miui..i've flashed this rom to solve those problems but no result...

Cold somebody help me please?..thank you in advance...

P.S. sorry for my long-winded and bad english..:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Have you tried recalibrating your battery?

Also performing task 29 every few rom installations doesn't hurt (hint)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] blieblieed:
hey guy..thanks for your answer..

Btw i recalibrate battery averytime a flash a new rom..and for me a new rom flash start always from a task 29...

phone freeze could be an audible touchtones problems..i've removed them and from a pair of days all seems fine...but high drain still remain..perhaps should be cause of a bad sd...but i've formatted it a just before than this rom flash...really i dunno what i can do anymore..

Anyway..you know a method to test if the sd got problems...?an app..or a pc program?...

Thanks in advance guy..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
hhhmmmm, do you have your battery drain before or after you restore your apps with data? Or do you restore your apps alone with no data?

How about you do a fresh install without installing anything but Current widget and then check your battery drain again
[HD2 Android NAND Development] blieblieed:
perhaps you're right guy...

normally i restore apps separtated from apps data...i'm flashin again a new rom today(i'm miui lover..tryied m7 just to save my battery life but no results..:(..)

i'll just restore sms and contacts and nothing more...and i'll see..

Thank for help and suggestion...i'll post here what will happend..perhaps some other user got same issue...

Thanks once more..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
If you want better battery life use Redux, there's a stock version and I opened a thread with a themed version in the development section. But you will get the best battery life with the 12.4 Tytung kernel
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 3one7:
Can anyone tell me how to get my cwm recovery back? All of a sudden I scroll down to number 8 press call button nothing happens.....but if I don't do anything Harddroid boots right up with no problem.....I just need my cwm back operational
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
You might have to do a backup with My Backup Pro our Titanium, and repartition with the tool kit but that well erase everything
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
hey Deano, any plans on making a ICS update?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manicminer:
So far I have found this to be a very quick and stable rom. Everything works except I get a force close with the standard email setup. I can believe this may be a fault of my own so I may try a reflash. Very nice rom! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
i have a question, why use a bravo/desire base when there is a pure leo hd2 base available? i dont get the advantage of using files made for a different phone (yes with near identical hardware, but still) when the source for cm7 on the hd2 is open, i may be phrasing something wrong but you get the picture, the rom looks pretty good though, just what a lot of people are looking for right now, thanks :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Housebeast:
How can i delete the links in the display....i can not delete them :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, there isn't a "pure" leo base available!

CyanogenMod 7 still does not support the HD2 and all available roms based on the CM7 is based on another base.

The releases by AirforcProductions is very similar to what I have done but they haven't removed/added any programs, just configured the libs/modules (Drivers) for the HD2 - This is really the cleanest option to get an almost pure CyanogenMod 7.

I have removed programs I don't want and added ones which I find useful, themed, tweaked etc. Is I stated, this is my personal version (with my own tastes) but it may be useful for others.

Hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Links in display?

If you mean the app shortcuts then long press on the icon and wait until the trash can appears at the top and then drag the icon onto it.

:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dev-host.eu:
Flashing right now... Looks promissing :p

EDIT: Well after flashing, I have a messed up lockscreen. It seems like there's something wrong with the scale of the pic, even wallpaper is cropped in both sides.

So I turned off compability mode in Spare Parts, rebooted, but no diff. Flashed again, and the same error occurs..

When entering the market, I'm getting a force close, and the phone enters a boot loop.

Swype is returning a error too

So all in all, not a very good start from me :(

ps: the partition layout is as stated in post 1.

EDIT 2: Gonna try the 1.02 version instead :)..reporting back ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, the lockscreen is because I have the LCD Density to 167 - turning off compatibility mode and then rebooting

will

sort out the lockscreen, don't know why it isn't working for you?!?!?!

Did you clear cache, and dalvik cache from recovery? this can sort out force close errors.

There is a possibility that you may need to use the MAGLDR partition: 150MB system 8MB Cache (44MB cache works well for me!) I can sort it if you don't know how to change it!

Swype lets you know it wasn't designed for the HD2 a few times (Haven't really counted) and then works normally! :)

Thanks for the feedback :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dev-host.eu:
Hi again,

Well did flash the 1.02 version, but still the same error on the lockscreen.

I will try to download the zip file again...

Thanks for the quick answer ;-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
It's not a problem with the download, it's because the LCD Density is set to 167.

The lockscreen was originally designed for the LCD Density to be 240, since I have it set to 167, it maintains it's original aspect ratio based upon "Compatibility Mode".

Simply turning this off in spare parts and then rebooting will allow the lockscreen to fill the screen. There is 1 graphics glitch where the shadow of the rotary arc doesn't reach all the way but you can changee this by going "Settings -> CyanogenMod Settings -> Lockscreen -> Style Options -> Lockscreen Style" And selecting Sliding tab etc!

Hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dev-host.eu:
Nope, didn't help either..

Gonna re-partition my sd-card, then format it with a new ext3 or 4 layour also.

Otherwise, it's back to another rom :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Formatting your card will have no effect on the lockscreen!

The Ext3/4 partitions are used when using App2SD or similar programs and since this ROM doesn't impliment it by default (You need to install the additional files) it won't change anything.

You are the only person with this problem (over 200 downloads) so it must be something you are doing (Or not doing) which is causing this!

Just to clarify: You need to open Spare Parts and REMOVE the tick from "Compatibility Mode".

I'm willing to continue to get to the bottom of this but I can't replicate your problem so I really don't understand how it can't be working for you?!?!?

:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Junyiguo:
Hi, deano309,

It's a very good ROM, fast and stable.

But 167 desity is too small for me, could you tall me how to change the resolution?

I modified the build.proj to 200. But it didn't change after rebooting.