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[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Hi

I'm new to hd2 ,Please reply to my noob question .well to start with i followed all procedure accordingly to use android on nand and all is fine & i see the clockworkmode and all 'em menu & was also able to flash this rom dated 28th june " 28.June.2011][MAG/cLK] NexusHD2-Gingerbread V2.8 [GRJ22/Android2.3.4][K: tytung_r10] "successfully, and its working like charm.my only problem is " when i shutdown the phone & try to charge my phone using power socket/outlet my phone restarts automatically instead of charging in shutdown mode it runs magdlr script go go go!! and boots back to home screen.and keeps charging,My question ..is my phone alrite or something wrong in the flashing ?cause it never charges in shutdown mode & boots back to home screen,please help me asap..would appreciate it..:(:(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
it will do that as thats the way magldr does it

you can only charge the phone while it is on

so theres nothing wrong with your phone or rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Hi Kameirus,

Thanks much for a quick reply, So im safe,my phone hardware is not faulty rite? cause i got kinda scared,cause on winmo it would charge on shutdown.so like with MAGDLR it would never charge on shut down? is it really safe to charge with phone on? cause what i think..you woudln't get the correct battery stats with phone in online mode? am i rite? if not please correct me if i'm wrong. & is their a way to charge in shutdown mode..thanks again appreciate it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patensas:
If you do feel like you need charging while device is off you can always go for a cLK setup.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Thanks for the reply..b/w which is the better version to opt ? clk or magdlr .i mean to say which would be the safest, & can i install clk over magdlr?or do i have to start all over again? how safe is it?..in case if i would wanna roll back to winmo
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheATHEiST:
This is the dev section not Q&A.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Sorry my bad, i wasnt much sure i already told in my thread im a noob,i def appreciate your help,i'm sorry if i started a thread in dev thread,but would you mind taking your 2 minutes off on me by replying my question :)..Much Appreciated
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patensas:
Choosing between MAGLDR or cLK is a personal thing, both do their jobs very well with just minor differences. One major difference is the charge option while device is off.

Some complain about data issues using cLK others swear by it.

However you should monitor battery usage when using MAGLDR to be sure your battery doesn't turn out empty, as you can imagine there will be no way you can charge when your battery runs out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kokotas21:
You could go to each loader's respective thread and read what it has to offer. Both are safe. cLK should have a few extra features though (except for tetris which comes with mgdlr :P). I've never used cLK myself but I'd think that the procedure is the same. Bootscreen->flash clk->flash clockworkmod partition. This all becomes easier if you just download hd2 toolkit (use search) which is an all-in-one solution for all your flashing needs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Thanks much..That answers my question,guess i'll stay with MAGDLR.and keep a Tab on battery that it don't die on me.:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prosto:
This is somewhat incorrect statement - when battery dies, just plug it in and MAGLDR will turn on your device and start charging.

PS: this thread should be moved to Q&A.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patensas:
is it? You go ahead and drain your battery till it's empty and try it. Your device will try to start and falls out due to the lack of power to get started.

Another battery is needed to config cLK to get the empty battery charged. Happened to me and i was glad i had a spare battery.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
sorry its taken so long to reply this time i just got home from work

ive never had any problems with my phone charging it while its on

in fact since i do mods and test stuff my phone seems to be constanly plugged in lol

and i think everyone else has answered your other questions
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hengmy:
can someone confirm this?

magldr will turn on the phone and start charging when the battery empty? or it not able to turn on? some said yes and some said no.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patensas:
check this thread or read here and ofcourse the MAGLDR thread
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prosto:
Yes, it will.

Once again, just plug in your power adapter after your battery dies - your device will boot and start charging.

This is a feature of MAGLDR 1.13.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patensas:
I'll stop the yes/no game but would like to know where you got the knowledge that this is solved in MAGLDR 1.13?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prosto:
Here's a link to Cotulla's 1.13 post and further discussion:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=11037197#post11037197

Personally had many occasions when the battery drained completely and had no problems plugging it in, booting up and charging.

Otherwise, I wouldn't repeat the same things over.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patensas:
Well that is another issue fixed but hey if it works for you ;)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alucke:
My evo 4g, just start going into the car panel automatically, without connecting to the car mount. I exit it, then it comes right back up. First i thought it was gingerbread rom, i downgraded back to froyo, and its still doing it. anyway to remedy the problem?

alucke
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sitlet:
Your usb port is bad. Take it to sprint if you are still in the one year warranty, otherwise pay Asurion for a replacement
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattykinsx:
Unless he pays for TEP and its not related to physical damage...because then Sprint will replace it for free.

Just make sure to unroot ...just in case.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alucke:
I called sprint, cause i have insurance on my evo. and they are sending my a replacement evo.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] c-had2001:
Mine just started doing this once in a while, but the most annoying thing is when I get or make a call it has the speaker phone always on. I tried clearing cache on the dialer and the car panel, pulled the battery but it keeps coming back. Most I can find that's what everyone says to do and its not working. My phone is only a week old and of course not rooted as it had 2.3.3 when I got it.

who cares what this says anyways
[HTC Sensation] bonesy:
Hi im waiting for my sensation toarrive....My confusion comes from References to Sensation 4g...In the uk we dont get 4g so mine will not be the 4g,But tools like Temp root all refer to the 4g and dont mention the 3g?

I dont want to brick my shiny phone when it arrives so is anyone able to ellaborate any diffs between the 4g and the uk version? Is the 4g GSM or CDMA? Is the 4g on tmobile??

Sorry if this has been asked i dont want to seem like an arse
[HTC Sensation] EddyOS:
The guides work for both, just that most users on here seem to be American. The European model isn't 4G
[HTC Sensation] PartyMango:
It is basically just a naming difference, american carriers like to advertise as being "4G" even when they are only operating 3G networks, and the phone is only 3G capable (like T-Mobile US - they call HSPA+ "4G", which is a technology most modern networks have implemented at this time and is most definitively "3G").

I don't think there is any GSM/UMTS/LTE-capable phone from a major manufacturer available in the market (or even announced) at this point. There are, however, some USB datasticks that are LTE ("4G") capable.

And while the UK may lag a bit behind in LTE coverage compared to some countries of continental europe (although it really doesn't matter all that much at this point), LTE trials are being conducted in the UK at this time.

The Sensation and Sensation 4G are both capable of exactly the same speeds & standards.

Don't be fooled by all the "4G"-marketing, it is exceptionally meaningless.
[HTC Sensation] RestInPieces209:
There are a couple here in the US. Verizon and MetroPCS both have LTE.
[HTC Sensation] PartyMango:
Both are CDMA/LTE-carriers, not really comparable.

AT&T has started building a LTE-network as well, but their phones advertised as "4G" are still regular GSM/UMTS-phones (typically HSPA+ capable).

Which further reinforces my point, "4G" has become a meaningless marketing-term slapped on anything to suggest extraordinary speed to the uninformed.
[HTC Sensation] bonesy:
Thanks guys,Great help as usual! Confusing though when US call it 4G and UK call is HSDPA or 3G+
[HTC Sensation] RestInPieces209:
Just wondering.. Since UK considers the 10mbs+ some people get as 3g still, what speeds are considered 4G there? Not trying to flame, just curious.
[HTC Sensation] PartyMango:
It's not about speed, but technology - only LTE is considered "true" 4G over here, while HSPA is still very clearly a 3G technology.

Where I live, providers advertise with HSPA+ and LTE directly, A1 marketed "air to fiber" to highlight their supposedly fast backend.
[HTC Sensation] momentarylapseofreason:
And you folks are much more accurate in your description. Have to love marketing BS here in the States.
[HTC Sensation] RestInPieces209:
I see... So maybe carriers are are advertising 4G speeds and not technology. Makes sense to me. Are speeds there about the same on "3g+ "?
[HTC Sensation] RestInPieces209:
Lol yea.. I I just signed a contract with America's largest 4G network and constantly get 200–500kbs on speedtest.
[HTC Sensation] bonesy:
Well when i had my Hero, Editing the build.prop line which said *something*gprs.class=10 to 12 i got 6-7mb download,which was enough to tether to my pc and HOST Modern warfare 2 with no problems :D
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hkjr:
Came across a posting this morning and wanted to confirm / get thoughts if this is a viable way to root an Atrix4G that has never been unlocked, rooted before...

If it's a good way to start - anything to look out for?

http://atrix4ghacks.com/atrix-4g-hacks/how-to-root-atrix-4g-the-easy-way/
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deserthi:
I can see in the videos that the system is an older system. In other words it's not 2.3.4.

I have upgraded with the official ATT upgrade to the new system and want to root but I feel that I will have to wait a while until this non, hacked version is used more.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] fiddie:
Just curious as to whether we will ever see custom roms on the p1010 and how difficult it would be to port over a rom from the p1000
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] eongab:
wrong section....
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eddog4DROID:
I may need to put a ROM on someone's Captivate. They won't be messing with the ROM really, I just need to know what the most stable ROM is. One that is virtually maintenance free. Froyo or Gingerbread, doesn't matter. GB preferable but not a must.

The phone has been shutting off once a day, I am hoping its just a software bug. Currently rooted, but on stock.

I've rooted my old Fascinate so I am sort of familiar with Samsung products.

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt with CM7
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cappysw10:
Shut down is well known hardware fault. Return for warranty.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eddog4DROID:
This was a ebay purchase. Worked fine for months. Any other. options???

Will this get worse?

Edit : does the Keep Alive app actually work?

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt with CM7
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creepyncrawly:
The generally accepted understanding is that random shutdowns are caused by faulty internal memory. This means that the incidence of shutdowns can be affected by changing the installed rom, since different roms handle memory usage slightly differently. Some have reported that their shutdowns stopped with installation of some particular rom. However, I would think this would be a rather unreliable solution. Might work on some phones and not others, etc.

Another solution is a keep awake application, which I never tried on my first captivate, which had the random shutdown problem, and was replaced under warranty. I don't remember the name of that applciation for sure, but I do remember that some reported using it successfully. Seems like I remember that it reduces battery life, though.

By the way, on your initial question, Andromeda3 is considered one of the more stable roms. It has almost no bugs. But then I'm biased. I've been using Andromeda since it was first released.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eddog4DROID:
Creepy, thanks for the VERY thorough answer. And not just point a link to Google or something!

I am going to try to convince this person to upgrade to the LG Thrill then. Does the Captivate have any value then in this condition? Trade-in value? Resale Value?

The Thrill was just announced only as $100. So if they can at least break even that would be great. The Captivate was purchased for $250 4 months ago, we were hoping it would retain resale value, but now this issue may make it more complicated....
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnarchoXen:
SVII K4.0

But I am just trying to get 10 post so I can thank the developer.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joey22888:
Try andromeda, if that doesn't help then return it.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leonvx671:
So I've been around in rooting and such and when I tried flashing CM7, that's where all my problems began after it failed to flash and did a boot repeat...

I've flashed many recoveries from dl01 all in one...DL09...EB01...all in odin including the atlas pit file...and this is what happens...

After first flash, everything works well...I can install everything and everything seems to run ok...

but if ever I restart my phone...all my contacts are lost...apps such as adw...or any other app that I've installed ends up force closing when I try to open...

Is there any way to fix this? I'm a little desperate and tried searching around only to find one other person with the problem...

If it's worth anything...I noticed after looking in task manager summary that personal data has nothing in it or any capacity...it's just 0.0/0.0

Please help:confused::(
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gkirby11:
First lets get some terminology straight for those of us who may have a solution. :D

When you say Boot repeat I think you mean Boot loop, and when you say DL09 recovery you mean the odin packages correct? A recovery would be CWM.

Now when you used Odin to flash the .pit and DL09 (or whatever) did you also make sure the reformat box what ticked? I know that coming from a MTD/BML cross over that CM7 does, a full reformat is needed in order for it to function correctly.

Also did you follow the sticky in the Dev thread that says...

This is the entire process outlined in one thread!

Hopefully one of us will be able to help you through this. :cool:
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leonvx671:
lol excuse my lack of knowledge in the terminology...

yes the odin packages...and by reformat you mean "re-partition"? yes I have clicked that and I have tried following that exact guide.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] hdlineage:
Hello everyone,

G2x is actually my first smartphone.

I've become dependent on it more and more, for email, browsing, etc.

Recently something just came up to my head, that is the safety of custom roms.

Not to disrespect hard working rom developers, but I think this is a legit concern as people do use banking functions or put credit card info on their phone.

I've searched on internet but found few topics on this.

One might say stop using custom rom if I were to doubt but that's the same as telling someone to stop driving because of car accidents.

I would like to some insight into this such as whether there is a standard when choosing roms or is there any rom we can definetly trust.

There are many roms out there, I'm sure the big names like CM are pretty safe but just to make sure.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Suprah:
Uh ive practically every rom posted and	havent hsd any problems with stolen identity or credit etc...

Theres realy no standard, jus preference
[Galaxy Tab Accessories] kingsleyg:
Just got my new tab, and thought i'd stick on a screen protector, and having had some crummy screen protector experiances in the past ordered the official ones from amazon.

It went on very easily, and was simple to smooth out the bubbles, looks very clear, and has a nice square cut out for the camera and light sensor.

Was also a tiny bit smaller than the glass so was easy to centre.

Looking at the amazon reviews i'd say some of the marketplace people are selling repackaged cheap ones, but this one is very good.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ellesshoo:
Wondering if anyone has purchased the $99 NS for ATT and if so, what radio it ships with. Curious if it's different than the Canadian NS with that uses the same bands.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oscarthegrouch:
Well if it's anything like some of them on release day, the radio is as good as two tin cans and a string.
[Galaxy S II General] fenguinpower:
It does not matter what it will be called Galaxy S3 , Galaxy S2.2,Galaxy Q etc. But what changes or improvements do you want?

For me a bigger screen 5 inch,smaller bezel edge to edge, and better battery life.
[Galaxy S II General] whmcal:
A few basics....Better battery life, better reception and an LED indicator.
[Galaxy S II General] Sp1tfire:
Coffee making :D
[Galaxy S II General] rocketpaul:
A screen that is bigger that doesn't make the phone any larger.

Better battery( pretty standard requirement)

Better audio chip

12mp cam with xenon flash

Only then will i invest in a new phone lol.
[Galaxy S II General] jonny68:
Certainly not a bigger screen or it will almost be too big to fit into your pocket,the screen is the perfect size, clearly everyone yearns for superior battery life, i suppose a sleek metal finish would be nice too,maybe an even better screen as well.
[Galaxy S II General] cashisback:
Bigger screen but same size device. I definitely want LED notification (RGB), better battery is a must. Its not really the hardware of the phone but I feel Samsung could do something better with their software as well. Oh and higher resolution, I don't know the ins and outs with Amoled and resolution but it would be nice to get better resolution. finally a dedicated camera button :)
[Galaxy S II General] Dr Tone:
Higher resolution screen

Better battery life

Improved sound quality

Less bloatware
[Galaxy S II General] veyka:
An led notification light would be nice.

I don't see how you could make the screen any bigger without really hurting the usability, you need a bit of room at the side of the screen to be able to actually hold the phone!

Higher resolution and better battery life are pretty standard things.

But at the moment I am still really happy with this phone!
[Galaxy S II General] Sorrow1994:
Wolfson WM8994

160 gig HDD

yee :D

i basically don't care 'bout the other stuff too much lol
[Galaxy S II General] Dr Tone:
Increased resolution

Better battery life

Improved sound quality

Less bloatware
[Galaxy S II General] dazza_84:
notification light, xenon flash and better speaker for music

Oh and for touchwiz homescreen to be in middle rather than far left.
[Galaxy S II General] Feco:
only thing I miss is a HDMI output.
[Galaxy S II General] robt772000:
HDMI port. Not MHL like we have.

Super Amoled HD (same size) with 3D.

Camera button.

More metal, less plastic.

3D camera that takes 1080p 3D.
[Galaxy S II General] bilboa1:
and true led for notifications
[Galaxy S II General] bruflot:
Android 4.0

Smaller screen (4 inch)

Better battery

Better camera with Xenon flash

Better "quality feel" of the phone itself
[Galaxy S II General] benlc:
NFC, bigger screen resolution (for the same size or 4''), android 4.0, better battery life (even tho coming from HTC Hero I'm quite happy with SGSII battery life).

Beh, I think this phone is gonna last a LONG time to a lot of people anyway, I don't know how to not be satisfied of what we already have
[Galaxy S II General] carlitos66:
4.5 screen with same measurements as it is now

higher super amoled resolution

better audio even if the size of the phone increases

dedicated camera button
[Galaxy S II General] rd_nest:
People who are looking for a bigger scree, have you heard the rumor about Galaxy Q? They are going to show off that in September in Berlin IFA show. That's 5.3 inches screen. Not sure if it's a phone or something else.
[Galaxy S II General] aydc:
No hardware keys please, especially the home button. It's 2011 now. The time of hardware keys is long gone. Please don't hold on to the past, Samsung..

Other than that, please hire some experts to solve the Android OS battery drain problem. It's obvious this is too hard for you, but I'm sure if you hire someone with some coding skills, he'll solve this in a few hours.

..and, don't fotget to put in a 3.000 mah battery while you're at it...
[Galaxy S II General] fenguinpower:
And I like to add..fix the running apps in the background which causes.battery drain and double the size and capacity of the battery. I currently have 4 batteries because the stock battery is too small.
[Galaxy S II General] intruda119:
Smaller screen? Sounds like you want a iphone. Just kidding.

Ill take that xenon flash though.
[Acer Iconia A500] mudd_cat23:
Alright im thinking of buying my wife a Iconia cause i hate to get her a iPad cause after going from iphone to my atrix i now belive iOS is crap. A few questions i got is 1. Does it have market support? 2. Does it have a unlocked bootloader 3. Is there root options or anything of that nature. Is there a better product out there for the money any insight will be greatly appreciated thank you
[Acer Iconia A500] al2x:
Yes to pretty much everything you just asked. All Honeycomb tabs right now are pretty unlocked and completely easy to root.
[Acer Iconia A500] mudd_cat23:
Alright thank you i was reading where some tabs dont have market support and cant download from the market and it being my wifes i dont know if shes going to want me to root it and rom it and so fourth thank you
[Acer Iconia A500] rivera82falcon:
I haven't changed the rom on my a500, nor do I plan to but so far I love my tablet. The market works just fine although you may have to find alternatives for some Apps like Facebook. The annoying thing to me about the a500 is that sometimes the screen turns on by itself when not powered off and it kills the battery quickly. Also I don't like the short length of the charger cable. The use of a usb keyboard is great but I haven't tested out a mouse yet.

Like I said before, I love it (4.5 out of 5).
[Acer Iconia A500] XBoxD00D:
Full market support, full connectivity (SD, USB, HDMI), can be rooted as easily as downloading an app and clicking once with your pinky. For the money, there's not a tablet put that comes close. Transformer needs $150.00 docking station for connectivity, GTab has no connectivity, Thrive is as big and heavy as your house, xoom has no connectivity either.

They can be had for under $400.00!

:D

Edit: more cooked ROMs than you can shake your d!k at!
[Acer Iconia A500] entropy.of.avarice:
+1 could not have said it better.
[Acer Iconia A500] TJEvans:
Sorry, I was curious about your comment. I'm planning on borrowing my stepfather's Iconia to play around with it, which is why I'm on the Acer forum, but when you say that the Gtablet (which I own) has no connectivity, what are you referring to? Everything you have in parenthesis exists on the Gtab, well, HDMI via the $42 dock. We have standard USB and mini USB, a micro SD slot and as mentioned, HDMI from the dock...

just curious, thanks!

EDIT: Don't take this as indication that I think that the Gtab is superior in any way. In fact, I'll never recommend one to anybody due to the poor customer support.
[Acer Iconia A500] kjy2010:
I think you answered the question yourself. It needs a dock for connectivity, whereas the Iconia doesn't need the dock. That's my take on it anyway?

;)