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[HD2 Android NAND Development] showlyshah:
The anz for this is in the a2sd script(10a2sd) inside the init.d folder. Just open the script with notepad or so. And read....

A quick rep is .. it may cause problems with upgrades of apps/rom.. so in order to ensure that user apps stay same even after a flashing of new version over the current version rom, we decided to put it so.

HD2 HYPERDROID EXTREME EDITION V6.0.1 @ FIKERT KERNAL.

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ATTENTION HYPERDROIDIANS...

COUNTDOWN FOR NEXT VERSION...

HYPERDROID V.6.1.0-TANGLED TARANTULA...

Under beta testing now.. hope we can give it out next week..

For now i cant provide any comments about what changes are there. just becoz we need aproval from beta testers ... pls 4give.

Regards

HD2 HYPERDROID EXTREME EDITION V6.0.1 @ FIKERT KERNAL.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] letrain02:
SOD, DPI didn't fix it

i did the DPI fix, changed it to 200, and still get the SOD on standby.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
what rom and radio do you have? you're using the default kernel?

Sent from my HD2 Froyo HyperDroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apeatan:
Hi, Pongster

What is your finding with the new....eerr..kernel?:p Is it really good? I'm just about to try it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] soco7891:
I had bad SOD from sleep when I used 2.10.50 radio. I thought it was this build and my WM ROM but all the other builds and ROMs did it too. I finally upgraded to the 2.12.50 radio and haven't had SOD since my first boot. I actually have awesome battery life on this build as well with the radio, I get an average of 5ma-7ma on standby (about 1% battery decrease per hour on standby). I also have the dpi set to 200 as well. Hope this helps :)

specs-

TmoUS

Radio: 2.12.50

ROM:ChuckyGTX TMOUS latest

Android Build: HyperDroid V1.2

HSPL: 2.08

Oh yea, SALAMAT pongster! Ang ganda ng build mo! Gumagaling talaga ng android para sa HD2 each build yung ginagawa mo :D

-Tom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 10507:
How often do you set your current widget to update?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apeatan:
-ah, I didn't change the stock (1 min) setting.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] darkjeje:
found the way to upgrade Google maps on the web :

delete /system/app/Maps.apk (using terminal with SU or estrong with root enabled)

then from the terminal (SUed) :

cd system/bin

sh pm uninstall com.google.android.apps.maps

then go to the Android Market and install Google Maps

and Voila :) you have the latest Maps installed !

tested it today with HyperDroid 1.2

Pongster , thanks for all you work on this terrific build ! donnation coming soon :)

Jerome
[HD2 Android NAND Development] max_ray:
Lockscreen Wakeup Delay

Is anyone experiencing a delay while waking up the phone from standby. backlight lits first and then unlock screen pops up after few secs...is there any solution for it ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] luckymoney718:
when i click on Market it loads then says "a server error has occured. Retry, or cancel and return to the previous screen." SOMEONE HELP ASAP , i tried resetting factory settings still didnt help =(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ibydos:
thanks, this one works for me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trilogy069:
+1 worked for me as well
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RobertsDF:
Well after using this some more, I've discovered that there are lots of jumps in battery consumption for no reason. When in standby with r10 I was always using 3-7mA . With this it is at 3-4mA about half the time but the other half it is anywhere from 200-400mA . This causes my battery to die way faster then it should.

I'm going back to r10 for now, which is too bad because this fixed by touchscreen freezes.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alan5354:
Good day,

I would like to know why when i run the " haret" my HTC screen just Blank. And i waited for 10 to 20 minutes, it still the same?

Any idea on this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apeatan:
-I've already reverted back.:D I have standby of 6-16mA...Then to a 100mA+.:p

Maybe pongster can optimize this one with next release if ever there hasn't been any updates from michyprima by that time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trilogy069:
I must say pongster, I have being using this build for a few days now and I must say I am really impressed. I went ahead and donated. Have that cup of coffee on me and stay blessed!!!!

3NR52710D0520840T
[HD2 Android NAND Development] benoitb85:
Yes, I'm experiencing it too. I think this is a known issue on the current kernels. Also the phone get hotter than when running winmo.

Appart from these issues, everything I've tried runs extremely well.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anniehero:
...wow

i got 95 hours out of this on a single boot. that's more stable than winmo was for me. i'm impressed. like really impressed.

the only thing is, the first boot i got amazing battery life out of it, but now it seems to be decreasing again :[ i haven't tried setcpu or anything and it isn't horrendous yet, but it'd be nice if anyone had any input as to what might have caused it. i think i got ~16-17 hours out of a single charge when i first switched to this build, now it's back to the usual 10 if i'm lucky, 8 if i'm using it consistently.

that being said though this is by far the best build i've seen come out thus far. it's the only one that does justice to how gorgeous the hd2's screen is.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] max_ray:
Does Auto Brightness works for u ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
Any idea about the high heat problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
I dont think auto brightness is working on any build yet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thinkslow:
Huge!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tryerxda:
Waahhhhh!

Awesome news!

I knew the 6 months of mashing my F5 key would eventually pay off!

Cant wait!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] takertx:
Yooohoooo 6.1.0!

Thanks man that was an education!

Woohooo the 6.1.0! With a name like Tangled Trantula you just know it's got to be a killer!:good::good:

Anxiousely waiting! :good::good::good::good:

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It has been nearly a month and a half that I have been on the ever so awesome Hyperdroid and for some reason even though I took a ton of nice pictures with the amazing camera feature I never had to record anything with the camcorder. At an occasion with family and friends I was the only one with a rather decent camera and so I started recording a few 2 to 10 minute clips.

At a later inspection I realized that the clips are a tad jerky and all of them have no sync between audio and video. The audio seems to be a good second behind the video and thus rendering the clips useless. :crying:

I use a 32 Gig PNY class 10 Micro SD with more than 45 percent available space and I came from a fresh restart moments before the clips were recorded. I also do not have ram cluttering sums of applications in my start up.

Any help is much appreciated
[HD2 Android NAND Development] showlyshah:
The cam problem may be due to

1. Installation of incompatible( like camera.apk from a cm7 rom for some other phone with higher capability camera - say full hd camera) camera app.

2. Worng mediaprofile.xml file in which resolution/bitrate/framerate are defined which may not suite hd2's camera capabilities.

3. Usage of apps like "lg camera" with wrong settings for recording.

4. Last but not least. Usage of a poor player app for playback. I use mx player.its a good one.

HD2 HYPERDROID EXTREME EDITION V6.1.0- 'TANGLED TARANTULA' @ FIKERT KERNAL.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] takertx:
Still at a loss

Thank you for the prompt response.

1. I am using the same camera.apk that came with my installation of Hyperdroid extreme 6.0.1 and have not modified it in any shape or form as of yet

2. That may be but what the right entries should be, where the mediaprofile.xml is, and how to edit it is beyond my primitive newbie knowledge base as of yet

3. I have not installed any alternative camera handling application in exp lg camera and as mentioned in entry 1 have been using the video recording feature of the ROM camera.apk

4. I initially had the album play me back the file and noticed the sound delay. However I also have the MX player and I am a happy user. Reading your advice I played the same files over with the MX to check and I am afraid they are still delayed! :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clyder:
HD 6.10 beta testers needed

Hi to all.

Showlyshah had created a 6.10 rom but it requires further testing before release. Since he is very busy recently and noone else here have a HD2 anymore :( we need people to see if there are any errors in rom of any other placed to do final tweaks.

Please PM me if you are interested. I will check messages little later today since I am working now..... I know, it is sunday :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fsxpilipinas:
Some screenshots: will run some tests for a day

Thanks clyder.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clyder:
Thanx...but just to point out that showlyshah did all the work. I just compiled the kang.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thinkslow:
Not time yet for the sweetest changelog parts ? . _).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] showlyshah:
I cant figure it out. May be some wrong cpu frequency or governer- i/o scheduler??? Use a high frequency above 800mhz also try hyper governer and deadline scheduler ( from my personal settings) with "no frills cpu controller" apk.(recomended for fikert kernal). Set "apply on boot". Reboot into recovery. Wipe cache and dalvic cache. Do a permission fix. Reboot and check. Also do a "clear data " for camera apk from settings-applications-manage applications-all applications. And check

If still problem exist pls wait for a week. Tangled Tarantula is out for the hunt...

HD2 HYPERDROID EXTREME EDITION V6.1.0- 'TANGLED TARANTULA' @ FIKERT KERNAL.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fsxpilipinas:
Hi showlyshah tested the 6.1.0, used HD and seader and it's stable, 240dpi since quite difficult to see 160dpi at my age hehe just kidding. Battery is ok, despite my aging battery... Camera works fine in my setup.. Now i supercharged it (thanks zeppelinrox), still great.. will update soon.

Setup: Tangled tarantula 5/135/5 (i have a bad block), HyperDroid, Seader's Kernel, ADW launcher. V6 Supercharged.

Thanks alot Showly! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] showlyshah:
If u r using the extreme version/normal version +( super charger + kickass kernal + 3G supercharger), it is advised to remove these scripts from the init.d folder.

1. 98ramscript

2. 96 zipalign

3. 77 card speed fix

These scripts have little incompatibility with zeppelinorx's scripts ( just different values for same things!!) And may cause some problems. Hyperdroid team has provided those scripts in the rom from long and those have its parts for keeping the rom smooth and stable.

And abot zepp's scripts.. they are good and have good effects on rom. But he have put the tweaking to next level and so have changed some values.

To conclude with .. hyperdroid is fast enough for normal users with built in tweaks and for those who want to tweak it more with zepp's scripts pls remove the above told scripts for better stability and perfomance.

Regards.

HD2 HYPERDROID EXTREME EDITION V6.1.0- 'TANGLED TARANTULA' @ FIKERT KERNAL.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fsxpilipinas:
thanks, i'll flash to extreme tonight with fikrets to test again extreme version.. What's your view on the disable cpu rendering thing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jaymact:
Native SD pls. thx
[HD2 Android NAND Development] showlyshah:
Disable gpu or cpu???

HD2 HYPERDROID EXTREME EDITION V6.1.0- 'TANGLED TARANTULA' @ FIKERT KERNAL.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] takertx:
Almost gone!

Man o man I envy you guys knowledge! I truly wish there was a crash course in learning all this so as not to look like :silly: anytime a master is talking with me!

I am on Seadersn R9 kernel so with my pretty limited newbie knowledge base I decided to do away with that part of your sound advice. ;) Not that I knew how to do a single one even if I was on the fiker kernel! :(

On the other hand I did the other half, wiping the cache and delvic cache and clearing camera apk file (did not know how to do a permission fix). I also pruned a good load of my start up files and restarted. Tried recording right after the restart and I would say the delay is mostly gone.

I guess I am waiting a week for the much anticipated Tangled Tarantula :good:

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Just a thought!

I have heard from a lot of users in this thread that they have successfully jacked up the performance of the 6.0.1 with zeppelinorx's scripts. In their words the extreme version would be like a bat out of hell with his scripts loaded! I know I wanted to try them on for size but could not go ahead with it with my newbie knowledge base and specially because zeppelinorx is such a newbie-phobe! :eek:

if that really is the case why not load up the extreme version of the Tangled Tarantula with his scripts and let it perform as if its on crack, leaving the normal version with the old tweaks for the normal user!? That would give the extreme an extreme make over! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mcbyte_it:
Waiting to try the new version, hope it is good and fast.

I am still stuck with v5.8.0, because v5.9, 5.10 and 6.0 (both standard and extreme) were not good for me, either had stability issues (hot reboots) or just slow performance. I tried also others (Typhoon, Nexus, etc), but I am just liking the best version ever, 5.8.0...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wis1152:
Hi all, just thought i would post a link to the Native sd version of this great rom:good: Please see HERE
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fsxpilipinas:
thanks wis, that really made my day>>>>
[HD2 Android NAND Development] takertx:
Broken link

There seems to be something wrong with the link to the native sd version. I am taken to a paypal site instead of a download page! can you please check that out wis!?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fsxpilipinas:
Yup I just went to sd dev to dl the file.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wis1152:
Sorry:o link updated:good:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wizzardeel:
Ive parted ways with my beloved HD2 last night... sold it for $100. Thsnk you devs and community for a wonderful ROM and support throughout the years. Long live HD2!

Sent from my rooted Verizon Samsung Galaxy SIII
[HD2 Android NAND Development] plasmastrike:
I knew if i kept on checking here there would be an update.

I would beta test 6.1 and overhaul a lot of the apps with different ones like I do with roms
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Blacklight-IT:
Hello everybody

I've got a little problem... after a system crash (don't ask me how that happened) I had to re-flash my ROM. Now, after the reboot the "H" was flashing on my screen and turning around 'n around 'n around... after 30 minutes I plugged out the battery and re-plugged it in. Since then I’m not able to boot into Android, I only get the “Android” Text and Logo on my screen but the “H” doesn’t appear anymore.

I tried to re-flash the Rom and also wipe my device (task29), re-flash clk (I got now the 5.0.2 ClK Recovery) and HBoot. But I’m not able to boot the device. I also tried to flash other CM7 Roms (Partition 160 MB, Cache 5MB) but it doesn’t work for me

Anyone got an idea?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wizzardeel:
Did you try fixing permissions and clear cache and dalvik cache in CWM Recovery and rebooting?

Sent from my rooted Verizon Samsung Galaxy SIII
[HD2 Android NAND Development] plasmastrike:
I had this exact problem a while ago, Where every ROM I flashed was corrupted. My issue was caused by bad NAND blocks. the H boot screen in Hyperdroid ROM is the boot animation. The android test boot screen is the default boot screen in android. The reason you got that is probably because your bootanimation.zip got corrupted somehow, so it loaded the default one in android. bad NAND blocks can corrupt everything and it starts getting worse as you flash new ROM's and use because of its hardware limitations.

There are two ways of fixing this problem. One way requires you to use Mutty and was technical and mayby had a chance destroy your NAND, I don't remember because it was a while ago I was researching this.

The other solution which is what I recommend and did because it is a lot simpler and easier is to work around your corrupted block. You can do this a couple of ways:

Firstly, a way is to use CLK 1.5 to move a partition over the problem. For instance if you had a bad block around 25 put the first partition recovery partition to 30 MB. Then you can enjoy flashing ROM's again without the NAND problem. I have this solution working now.

Secondly, another simpler way is to use an Android SD ROM to bypass the corrupted block on you internal NAND now and forward into the future.

For more information about bad NAND blocks and to figure out if you have them and where they are go to:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1189544 (Application)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_memory#NAND_flash (Theory)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Blacklight-IT:
We'll thank you for your fast answer. I tried various sizes of the partitions but none worked for me. I now got a error msg in H Boot "A unrecoverable error occurred" and the phone shots down. Also I don't get any of the "bad block" errors in my recovery log when erazing and re-installing a ROM.

I hope you can help me out

Can I use a SD Rom and boot it via H Boot?

Edit 2: So now after flashing a ROM and rebooting with Clockwork Mod it starts himself, than shuts himself down after a few seconds with the HTC Logo, than boots into H Loader... and always the same error message: "A unrecoverable error occurred, rebooting to Bootloader"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] plasmastrike:
I was getting that just error yesterday on MyMiui rom. I was messing with the data partition on the sd card, its one of their options with the rom. I gave misc and cache partitions and maybe some others somewhere around 50 mb each and i got that error. when i changed it donw it booted? Don't know why though Right now form me it is

Recovery 35 mb bad block in here for me

Misc 15 mb when this was bigger it got that error?

Boot 5 mb

system 850 mb

cache 25 mb when this was bigger getting that error

data 3 mb its actually on an ext4 2 gb partition on my sd card so those 3 mb aren't getting used

At these settings it booted for me. Where if some where to high it didn't boot?

Hyperdroid need a 160 mb system partition

For an sd rom the way i get it to work is magloader. in the settings you can choose android sd boot directory, with the directory you boot form you don't want very many characters. in the directory you boot form. causes an error in magloader. You will also lose recovery with this method.

this method is like chroot linux

you can also try the new type of sd rom that installs itself on an ext4 partition on the sd card witch would be faster as android doesn't have to work inside of images. I haven't installed a this way yet so can't offer a lot of advice.

This is where my ideas are running dry now:(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alien6:
Is it possible to implement/patch Hyperdroid to avoid executing USSD codes ?

http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/25/dirty-ussd-code-samsung-hack-wipe/
[HD2 Android NAND Development] showlyshah:
Ussd codes are mainly used to perform actions with ur network provider. So its important. ( like u can run ussd codes to get ur balance status/recharge ur sim balance / check various status etc) so its unavoidable. All u can do is block some specific numb dialing by blacklisting it.

HD2 HYPERDROID EXTREME EDITION V6.1.0- 'TANGLED TARANTULA' @ FIKERT KERNAL.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JimWest7997:
Hello everyone,

it's been a while since I last posted here, but recently I have been having some trouble with my Leo.

My phone seems to face some trouble when I'm trying to wake it up. The screen and the buttons light up - but it doesn't show my lockscreen and there is really nothing I can do, besides pulling the battery. I figured I'd jus twait for the new Hyperdroid version, but since it's still in Beta, I figured I'd just try out my luck. Is it possible that this is due to my overloeaded SD-Card? It stopped doing that when I unstalled a load of apps I didn't need anymore.

I'm running Hyperdroid 6.0.1 Extreme on fikret Kernel - magldr

would be nice if you have some advise. It has been working perfectly since my very first Hyperdroid install (which was the very first hyperdroid release).

Also if anyone could help me with my other problem it would be nice:

I changed my provider recently and in order to charge my SIM card, I need to send a BLANK Textmessage to a certain number. I really liked not being able to do so (because I used to butt-text friends a lot), but now that I need it, I don't know how to enable my phone to do so.

Exuse my English...and my long post, but thank you in advance!!

JW
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alien6:
Yes, I'm completely aware of use of USSD codes. Nevertheless some kind of control implemented by default would be nice. I mean - How many codes (universal or platform specific) should I know and manually blacklist before being safe ? I've already installed some app which intercepts executing USSD codes (and asks me if it should process them) - but having this solved by default would be much safer for future users...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] showlyshah:
The problem is with the cpu frequency/governer/scheduler.

Use min freq of 128mhz or higher( unless u are aware of problems caused by using 96mhz)

Hyper governer and deadline scheduler is prefered.

Use nofrills cpu controller app to set freq. on fikert kernal and/or set cpu for seadersn kernal.

HD2 HYPERDROID EXTREME EDITION V6.1.0- 'TANGLED TARANTULA' @ FIKERT KERNAL.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JimWest7997:
Thanks for the quick answer.

I am using SetCPU - 537-1075mhz. I also have sleep profile 245-384mhw with 69% priotity. (hyper governer)

I'll try nofrills tonight and I'll also check how to use deadline scheduler - I'll let you know if it helped.

Thanks!

JW
[HD2 Android NAND Development] czarsuperstar@gmail.com:
patch/work around for USSD blacklist

take the latest cm 7 nightly 10/01/2012 and take the contacts.apk and replace the one from HyperDroid and dont forget to set the correct permissions rw-r-r and reboot and all should be fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] omranlibanon:
hi i´ve installed this rom and its very nice thx to you first.... but i have one question... can i change the display size? everything appears to be a lil bit to small like the icons, font everything....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] molann:
you can edit DPI size in /system/build.prop file directly, or install "DPI changer" app from market. Try setting it to 240 (AFAIR default value in HyperDroid is 160).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JimWest7997:
there's a build-in app called DPI changer, use that.

set it to 240 for larger icons.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DarrenNewsgroup:
Something went funny with my phone and now the CALL and HOME keys don't do what they are supposed to. It's funny how i never talked how much i use the HOME key. A did a backup and reinstalled 6.0.1 and the keys worked normally so i know it is a software issue. Does anyone have an idea which file i need to edit to get it back working again? Also the PIN code screen is smaller than normal, probably related.

If nobody knows then i am not to fussed as i will be upgrading to 6.1 when it comes out:p

Thanks

Darren .)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vicont_proxy:
Hi all. I have been using an old version of Hyperdroid:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=918899 . However, it got older and it does not let to use some apps. I was wondering does this rom allow to work all apps such as, skype, tango etc.

Also I am wondering should I flash my phone again?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] somebully:
Yeah theres hacket market for custom DPI/LCD Density in newest version 6.0.1