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[HD2 Android NAND Development] copenhagen:
if you dont mind me asking you.. how is the addition to the init.htcleo.rc is going to be any different then the EXACT already existing entry in the init.rc?

direct from the clk / magldr builds init.rc

# gps
chown system system /dev/smd27
chmod 0777 /dev/smd27
chown root root /dev
chmod 755 /dev

im just curious is all.. cause perhaps you know something i dont? which could very well be possible.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arif-ali:
Ah, must of missed it

Apologies on my behalf. Sorry
[HD2 Android NAND Development] copenhagen:
Ali.. i realize u are just offering assistance... and I am greatful...

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actually what i think MAY help us out... if anyone has a few minutes over the next couple of days to check if changing the following setting, decreases gps lock times at all. (edit /system/etc/gps.conf)

###########################################

# Enable/disable automatic (periodic) #

# download requests of gpsOneXTRA #

# assistance data to client #

# Range: 0 to 1 #

# Default: 0 (Disabled) #

###########################################

GPS1_XTRA_AUTO_DOWNLOAD_ENABLED=0

change enabled to 1, save, and reboot.

there was a post regarding gps location surviving things like reboots etc over a I think it was a 24 hr window.

i can't find it.

but I "think" the ideal test circumstances would be ie:

you get up and use gps on your way to work noting how long it took to lock up.

then you dont use gps again till the next day, same time, same routine just with that auto download settings switched. again note the time to lock up.

im currently getting a lock in about 1 min on a cold lock. (not used within the last 24 hours) subsequent locks are taking about 30 seconds or less... id be interested to get some time to lock feed back from everyone. oh.. auto download is disabled for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xavierh:
Hello Uzi

I am using the cLK build... What would I gain by implementing it? I would like to know because the build already runs great

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] kushXmaster:
@cope: I will test out the gps the next couple days and report back how long my fixes are taking. In my gps.conf auto download was already set to enabled, should I leave this as-is, or set to disabled.

First cold fix took about 19s (indoors) earlier today. Cleared internal gps status and tried again, took about 8s. After that it was around 5s.

Edit: did a reboot and tried again. Still only about 5s. I will leave gps off until this time tomorrow, and try again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] malaeus:
since this isnt a CWM .zip will i still be able to use recovery in MAGLDR version? not the CWM app in android, the actual reboot into recovery thing. to make nandroid backups etc.

thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
GPS

I've been using a gps.conf with auto enabled, so I don't think it's a gps.conf issue. If it were the gps.conf, you could effectively make the same change by running tytung's injector, but this makes no difference.

At first I am not getting a fix. Once I install GPS_Libraries_v2.0_NMEA_for_HD2_Gingerbread_update.zip the first fix comes in seconds.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tranquillo:
noob questions

hi,

i'm on the nand version now and have two questions:

"Sd-card is empty or not supported.." - what is the problem?

how can i edit the brop-file to change lcd-density?

thanx for your help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] grandmaster_b:
I have not flashed a NAND build for a while but I am interested in comparisons and have a few q's ?

1) anyone gone from SD to NAND just wondering what battery life is like and speed in comparison ?

2) The last NAND build I flashed was early days so you had x amount of free space as storage say 200mb or so and you had to use an app to store most things on SD but now I think most ROMS require a certain format of SD with different partitions ? is this the same and can you still run an SD ROMs too and is there enough space ?

Thanks in advance :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ralpheboyo:
getting 3 ma on standby with wifi on at home...read first post has all the info on sd partitions...clk is the way to go!

cant remember where i download this setup guide for
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xavierh:
same here...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] timoz73:
I mean connectivity to PC using USB cable and not wifi, my question is that can i connect my HD2 to PC using USB and log to internet at my phone (if PC already are on a network), got it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] grandmaster_b:
Thanks 3ma sounds great I will give it a go.......used the magldr flash before but not clk so if thats the prefered method these days will flash it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kushXmaster:
@uzi and xavier: I'm not sure why, but I haven't injected the new libs, just going with how the build comes, and I'm getting a fix in a few seconds. I recall both of you guys are using clk? Maybe its an issue with clk and not magldr. Maybe if we can get some more people from both sides to comment we will get a better view of what's going on.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ecb5:
Using clk.

Haven't touched gps.config.

Havent installed 2.0 library.

Took 5 minutes to get a lock on first gps used after installing 17/08/2011 release.

rebooted once prior of using gps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xavierh:
i am using cLK kush. something wierd and i have not discarded that it could be me causing it in the first place ;)i am just happy that it just works.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SuperXM1ke:
cLK GPS

I am using cLK, still haven't upgraded to this week's build but I like to time things and may edit this post again later today. First boot of last week's build gave me GPS lock in 7 minutes. Reboot and tested again for lock in 4 minutes, reboot and test again for same result twice. Installed Tytung GPS 2.0 lib, got GPS fix in 1 minute. Rebooted and got fix in 35 secs. Reboot and got fix in 17, reboot and fix in 12. Never got fix faster than 12 secs.

I believe that someone stated that the GPS issues were specific to cLK (when we were still on the SD board). Something to check out. This is a strange issue though because so many variables are introduced by everyone trying out different fixes. I know GPS works without the lib update, and works faster with. I am using cLK and will soon update to this week's burger.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
Have you tried installing the GPS libs? It looks like kush is right that it's only affecting us cLK users.

Swyped from my aHD2oid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kushXmaster:
I don't think its you. I think its clK...cope may disagree with me on this one though. We just need some more magldr users to report on their times because so far a few clk users have reported in and they all seem to have long lock times.

Come on, I know I'm not the only one on ACA nand magldr...someone else has to be. If you are please let us know how long it takes you to get a lock without updating libs and from a cold start.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xavierh:
have not tought about that... yes definitely it could be a cLK on only issue.

@Uzi I installed the ram script earlier today. I will comment on how the device behaves later on. have you tried it? what has been your experience?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
I stand by my original comment that it turns smooth into silky :)

Too early yet to tell what effect it is having on battery life, but the first version was good for your battery.

Swyped from my aHD2oid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cheahcl:
Is there a reason why the phone doesn't vibrate on notifications although vibrate is set to "always"? Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] khangozzy:
With out GPS lib my GPS got locked abt 10 mins (outside, clear)

with GPS lib 2.0 RPC my GPS got locked abt 1 mins (outside, heavy rain)

ACA 17082011, cLK
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xavierh:
that confirms that something is "interesting" when it comes to the clk build and the gps libraries. thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kushXmaster:
Agreed. Seems to have been like that since the beginning. I recall uzi having a problem getting a lock with early clk builds. Since the initial release in the sd thread if I remember right.

Could it be disabled in the sound profile you are using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
I'm using clk and the 8/12 version of this rom with only tytungs 2.0 libraries. With Google maps I have 3 sec first lock 1 sec after. I have not altered anything else. I have no random reboots and this is the most stable rom I have used. My batt drain is good to 2-4 ma on standby and after 16 hours of moderate use I have 44 percent of my batt. It hasnt been that good since pongsters first cm7 build.

Thanks guys and thanks kam for your vast CLK knowledge.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xavierh:
I hd my first reboot today. I am using the cLK build (latest) and I am using the tytung libraries 2.0 and the ram script. I have not seen reboots before today.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] shost:
Not only clk, i observe same behavior on sd. Another difference between original and tytung 2.0 libraries is in the gps status , on the aaca gps libs i see satelites signal only after gps fix, with 2.0 i can see them gray even before gps fixed and fix is quicker

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] khangozzy:
Only one issue I have with ACA (both 12 and 17 Aug builds) is when charging reach 90% LED turn off intead of green light, below 90% LED is on with amber light as normal. Any one has same problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dragmark:
+1

10 char
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gpietron:
battery drain when in Airplane mode

Hi,

I switched to NAND CLK this morning and - same as with latest SD version - I observe a drain of ca. 60mA in airplane mode. (on SD noticed this when Tasker switched off Data/Autosync).

Can anybody check if you have the same effect?

in normal idle mode battery drain is 4-6mA.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kushXmaster:
In standby in airplane mode I get an extremely consistent 2ma drain. Literally no fluctuation. 2ma=615 hours ;) :D Unless I'm wrong here...(2/1230=615)

Longest I have it in airplane mode is around 4 hours. I use it at work because signal is terrible there and otherwise my battery goes down the drain.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gpietron:
thanks, so I have to inspect my apps & settings ... :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kushXmaster:
You may have an app in the background continually trying to symc. I've also had programs that, when displaying a notification, caused a drain of 60 mA.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gpietron:
Can you pls recommend, from yr experience, the quickest way to identify it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gpietron:
drain in Airplane mode

OK, force-closing system's Email (v.2.3.4) process brings drain in Airplane mode down to 2-4mA (and I now found similar suggestions elsewhere) ...

As Mail is push-syncing my corporate account incl. calendar and contacts, I can't get rid of it and have to investigate further...

Advice/suggestions most welcome.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
So, it seems that the default mail program is causing battery drain by searching for a connection when one isn't available.

I am using maildroid and I can confirm that it doesn't have this problem.

Swyped from my aHD2oid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ecb5:
Yes of course. It locks faster
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xavierh:
@Uzi have you tried the new ram script? I installed it on Friday but I am not sure I am getting better battery life with it than without it.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] kushXmaster:
Ahh just as I suspected, an errant program trying to sync... If you don't want to switch email programs, with titanium backup pro you can freeze programs. Using it to freeze the stock email app while in airplane mode should solve the problem. Then you just have to un-freeze the email app when taking it.out of airplane mode.

Although, it might be better to just get an email app thay doesn't try to sync while you're in airplane mode.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cheahcl:
nvm.......
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kbybee9:
Just a quick heads up, I found in the sd thread, I think uzi2 mentioned it, but I switched my lcd density to 240, cuz I usually run 190, and when I went to the market I was able to download previously unseen apps. Don't know if it will work for all, buy its worth a try, when you at done getting those u want, change it back and reboot
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jcsy:
i noticed when I was on 240 lcd, i had 75 apps

i noticed when i was on 217 lcd, i had 58 apps ( couldnt figure where they dissapeared, even after clear data and titanium backup restore)

going to try 240 in a short moment :)

lets see if this works

REBOOTED;

Clear Data in Market

Found 70 apps, with 5 to update :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xuix:
i am on August17 CLK build, everything is ok, GPS lock in 30sec for 1st time with ACA Stock CLK build, nothing tweaked (i am in thailand).

i just find one problem, my batterie statue is incorrect sometimes ?!

for example, i was 15% before a reboot and stay @ 15% for more than 30min and after reboot it was 2% !!! before i no have this "problem" maybe something new in Kernel

for see my batterie level, i use CM7 stock % level
[HD2 Android NAND Development] general1977:
There is a system file "batterystats.bin" that holds data about battery charge and condition. When you install a new build, this file is being copied from another device (copes HD2?) and is not correct for yours so your battery reading will be wrong. After a couple of charging cycles the reading gets better and better by itself. You can speed up this process by manually deleting this file. The easiest way is to boot into CLK. There is an option to delete the batterystats.bin file (i think in the advanced menu). Delete that file and let the phone charge to 100% while switched completely off. Then do a complete decharge cycle and the battery readings should be correct.

Regards

Achim
[HD2 Android NAND Development] leopold30:
Battery

Hi,

I`m using sd rom and by far it`s the best android rom that I ever used on my hd2!:)

I have couple of questions:

What will happen if I switch to nand and my battery runs out while I`m not aware of that? If that is the problem, is it gonna be solution for that any time soon?

What about battery life on this nand rom comparing sd rom ?

Thanks in advance !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] codiak:
Nice to see you guys in the NAND world now :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] giansange:
downloading, been waiting for this since i've heard of a 2.3.5 release. thanks ACA team! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JR_XDA:
Data connection

I have been using SD version for a while and everything worked fine. But I changed to Nand builds as soon as it was available in the SD thread. Now I have a strange problem with data connection. It works for a couple of hours and then it drops and it can´t get back online. I´ve tried with enabling/disabling data. I´ve tried switching "Airplane mode" on and off. The only thing that could bring it back is a reboot. I´ve read through both this thread and the SD thread and couldn´t see that anyone has the same problem.:confused:

What could I have done wrong?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] elvis1988:
Hello ACA! Welcome to HD2 NAND section. can't wait~~
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bumsoil:
I might try this soon. I have been using typhoon for a while now, but the boot time is atrocious ....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eddyedwards007:
Been on ACA cLK 07/08/11 Nand for nearly a day now, runs as smooth as a native android device straight out the box, if not better.

Everything just works for me, though I haven't tried mms yet.

ACA team, what can I say? full of admiration for you all, your knowledge knows no bounds.

Donation coming your way on pay day end of the month :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Neurotica:
I used to use the SD ACA. It was great back then, but always wanted NAND, then switched to HyperDroid. Now that ACA is on the NAND scene, well, here I come.

+1 on CWR.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arifqur:
I am going to test this but in the meantime are the BT battery drain issues solved in this version.

I always had high battery consumption in the SD build

EDIT: Sad to report that BT battery drain issue is still there. I would have imagined that this would have been fixed by now but obviously is not on the agenda of the developers.

Also app2sd is not recognizing the ext4 partition although not a biggy
[HD2 Android NAND Development] goldlocke:
Nice 2 have a new CM7 alternative.

What are the recommended partition sizes for CLK upgraders? thx.

(system: 190Mb, cache: 5Mb?)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cheahcl:
Looking at NAND because of ridiculous boot times and how I'm on Android the last 1 month without looking back, time to rid Winmo.

Few questions:

Can I use the old data.img and how? Will it be saved on the sd card too?

How to partition the SD card? I've have it partition with fat32, swap and ext3 right now...

Will Titanium backup work when switching from sd to NAND?

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jan-willem3:
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[HD2 Android NAND Development] MrD78:
a2sd support?

does this build works with A2SD (ext3/4) or data2sd?

as you know the eu version of hd2 has only 512MB of ROM...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ecb5:
I think your question is answered in the first post.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skymera:
So this can only be flashed using Windows for MAGLDR?

Good one....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mehrshad:
Wow thanks

does VPN Connect on your Rom?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xuix:
i have just installed CLK version and everything seem ok

i'm a noob of nand version, i use only SD Build before... i have only 1 question (for the moment ^^)

Where is the data.img file ??? NAND Build no have data.img file on SD ???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ecb5:
no no data file in nand version.

Good luck.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ecb5:
Si tu as une sauvegarde Titanium B. de la version SD (applications personnelles seulement), tu peux essayer de restaurer tes applications. Je ne suis pas certain que cela marche sans soucis. Mais c'est facile de remettre à jour la version clk.

If you have a SD titanium backup of your personal applications, you can try to restore theme. It may work...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jcsy:
welcome to the NAND

i used to be a strong follower of the SD and now, you guns are on NAND :)

new CM7 to give a try and feedback :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xuix:
i just wipe battery stats. thx for your advice ! :) hope it be fine after full charge/decharge.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ricky Liang:
I like this ROM, but the download link is not available to me, could you provide another download link? thanks!:(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Saint964:
Is it possible to ad the keybord as in the SD. I miss this part in this great build.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
Go into an old SD build, look in the Android folder, teh Android apps folder, and copy the Kewboard apk file to your NAND build, and just install it. Quite easy ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Saint964:
thanks for advice life can that simple.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ptrics:
Ram script

And we must do this each time we update or just once??..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] general1977:
SD Card in Card-Reader

Hello,

I partitioned my SD-Card using CLK on the HD2, creating 1024MB SD-EXT and 128MB Swap. In the HD2 the SD-Card is working fine, including mounting the card in CLK via USB to my notebook. Today I tried to read the card directly with the cardreader in my notebook. However Windows says that the card is not formatted. I then backed up the FAT partition to the notebook using CLK and reformatted the card which was a big mistake because the whole card (erasing the other two partitions) got formatted to FAT. I then repartitioned the card with Minitool Partition Wizard in the notebook but CLK was unable to access the SD-EXT partition. Then I repartitioned the card in my HD2 using CLK but again, using the card reader, Windows says, the card is not formatted.

Is there any way to be able to partition and format the SD so I can use it via card reader and in my HD2?

Regards

Achim
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
It is a part of the system that you overwrite when you update, so you will need to do it each update
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
You'll need to do it each time unless Cope & Warren decide to include it in the build.

Swyped from my aHD2oid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dragmark:
Automatic backlight

Hey guys, I just installed the newest clk version, everything is great but I'm having problems with the backlight. Everytime I turn my screen on, the screen backlight is always on the fulbright and stays so, no matter if I am in a dark room or not. Has anyone else noticed something like that?

Ps. I have Automatic backlight turned ON. In CM automatic display settings all checkboxes are off...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
You probably formated your SD-EXT as an ext2/3/4 partition, and the swap as Linuxswap. Neither will be able to be read on the WIndows PC, to my knowledge. I will say, if you have a Linux pc around (or a linux bootable distro) you should be able to see all the partitions, and read and write to the Fat and Ext2/3/4... I will add, you should be able to see the FAT32 partition just fine, even with the ext2/3/4 and swap on the card, the Windows OS should just ignore it, it does for me...

I always have an old laptop runing linux, for this exact reason, well otheres too, but always nice to have, if you have a spare PC kicking around. There may be a windoes app that will let you read ext2/3/4 partitions, but I do not know of such an app, hopefully others here can prove me wrong...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xavierh:
i have noticed this too. I then disabled the automatic brightness and set it up to like 40 percent.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dragmark:
Thanks for reply, hope cope and warren fix this little issue soon...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kushXmaster:
Mini-tool partition wizard will allow you to see ext2/3/4 file systems. However, you cannot write to them still.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xavierh:
no problem amigo....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
i believe the auto backlight issue was fixed on the 0817 build, what version are you using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] general1977:
This is what it used to be like with the SD version of ACA for me as well.

Partitioned with Minitool Partition Wizzard, I can see, read and write on the FAT partition in Windows. Windows just ignores the EXT and SWAP partitions. Now I partitioned the card with CLK and Windows states that this drive is not formatted. If I partition the card with Minitool Partition Wizzard, I can see, read and write on the FAT partition in Windows but CLK states during restore that there is no SD-EXT partition.

If I mount the card inside the HD2 via USB and CLK to Windows, the drive property window of Windows explorer says the filesystem is RAW. Is this normal?

Can you (or anyone) remove the SD-card from the HD2 and read and write on the FAT partition using a card reader and Windows?

Regards

Achim
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mikeharris:
I wouldn't hold your breath I tried to highlight this on the SD forum Here
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
I use aforementioned Linux laptop to do all the formatting and partitioning so never had an issue. interesting that it isn't working now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] general1977:
This is what I'm trying to find out. I cannot believe that nobody before has tried to put the SD in a card reader and write in Windows to it. Since there are no problem reports I'm afraid the error is on my side. However, as mentioned it has worked with my partitioned SD when I was using the SD-build. And why is CLK not able to see the SD-EXT partition created in Minitool Partition Wizzard?

Regards Achim