yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jc monkeyballs:
Yup, that's all I did. Worked great.

It seems the first MMS was still blurry, but after that it was fine. It might take a little while for the system to recognize you as a NexusOne.

Q:

How do I get approved as a member here? I've had this name since 2008 (Had an unlocked Tmobile Dash lol) but I can only post once ever 5 minutes. It's pretty annoying.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
I'll reboot a few times, that usually fixes stuff.

Your Q? Post more.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
not sure what's up with that! you need to chat with a moderator to get an answer for that matter.

Funny I started with a TMO Dash back in summer of 08! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jc monkeyballs:
I'm trying to. Get it?

;-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Get what? :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyrone1:
I recieved my cameron sino battery. It stuck charging at 99%

Do you have this same problem or no???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Any way to speed up the screen rotation?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rageagainsttx:
How do you remove the arrows from the bottom of the keyboard?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] consolation:
It's been answered a few times already, swipe down on the spacebar.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rageagainsttx:
My bad! Thank you though!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hinky:
Good question. Sometimes it's pretty annoying to shake the device until it recognizes the rotation. It also rotates to landscape mode quite often, although it's held in portrait orientation (more or less). Well... at least there's a setting to prevent screen rotation. :D

But this is complaining on a high level ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
I don't want to prevent rotation, I want to speed it up. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PopzTopz:
Extended battery that works with tytung kernel

nope. I get a full charge every time. works like it is supposed to for me that is why I posted the link.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Is anyone able to run the latest Sygic navigation on this rom? Mine just crashes and burns on startup. It ran great on 2.0.1.

Posted using my hacked, rooted, undervolted, overclocked, pimped-out and overall bad-ass Samsung Galaxy Tab.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dst7787:
Sygic version 11.0 works with no issues on this rom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wizzardeel:
just changed that and know all my messaging threads are black. how do i go back to white? what was the default agent? it was something like AndroidMMS/2.0 ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mcorpuz:
Android-MMS/2.0

Sent from my HTC HD2 powered by HyperDroid CM 7 v 2.1
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wizzardeel:
Ok so I've been with this ROM since about February and its been awesome. I love it over any other ROM that is out there, nice clean and legit. Battery drain is pretty high. I am at work, I come in at 10am I'm at full charge. Phone is in standby all day. Barely check it all day and at like 10pm battery is down to like 10-15% or even under. I have been updating ROM without full wipe since the first HyperDroid installed of course with wipe dalvik/cache. Everything works fine. No lag what-so-ever. I have Superpower installed and running. I also have the Advanced Setting FC issue like other people here. GPS takes like 5 minutes to get a signal and then its very patchy and its unuseable. Thank God I have a Navi in my car :). Everything else works fine. Just couple notes I just wanted to post here maybe someone can give me some instructions or maybe some fixes found. Also my weather widgets don't update the way they're supposed to be. I just did the NexusOne custom under Messaging Custom and pictures come out full screen and not blurry. Thanks for that but they dont automatically download. I have to go under messages and click download (fixed: auto-retrieve was not checked). Ok so that would be all.

Thanks in advance for any comments or inputs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wizzardeel:
thanks... just realized I kinda like the black color cause it goes with the theme of the ROM and the wallpaper I have. And plus my pictures come full screen and not blurry now. Thanks anyway.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mendozinas:
UOT kitchen list updated: HyperDroid CM7 v2.1.0, HD2 ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
I use Sygic Aura... works here.

"Unacceptable"? Well, last time I checked the ROM is Free... Not sure why Greek is not in the keyboard by Steven Lin. You can try installing one from the market...

Not sure Klingon and Vulcan Keyboards are available... Romulan keyboards are probably not available as well. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WizP:
Hi Pongster,

Any ideas on the BT headset issue, where after dialer app/using the headset? i.e. when reverting back to the handset to make a call the audio has disappeared.

Do you need any more info or testing done to help resolve the issue?

Many thanks, and great ROM :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Proficamper:
Can some1 tell me which Radio Rom Versions you need to have for flashing this ROM.

In the past i found that information somewhere on the first page but i can't find it at the moment.

Thx!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafian:
Read this therad

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=893948

Quote

YOU NEED A RADIO WHICH SUPPORTS 576 RAM (2.08.50 or later should be fine but the Radio NEEDS to be 2.**.50.**). I recommed the 2.15.50.14 Radio

Unquote
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BeeJayFL:
Excuse me guys, but i have a problem/question.

Suddently I got a huge amount of batterydrain.

I had the phone running for 13 houres yesterday at light use, and lost ~25%

Today, short after unplugging, I lost like 20% in 2 houres just in standby. I used appkiller to kill everything, disabled sync and 3g, but the batterydrain continued.

Now Ive restarted the phone and it seems to be ok again, but I dont wanna drain my battery unknown, when Im away from my charger
[HD2 Android NAND Development] palermo123:
my wifi prob. solved!

after bruning this roms a few times - with no success (NO WIFI/WLAN CONNECTION) i wiped the phone. starting from scratch and it was still not working.

now i found a solution for my wifi-problem. the reason here was (maybe) the partionparameters.

i used the "dertester123's Tutorial" (system 100MB, cache 4MB) to get more ram.

with this settings it dont work.

i tryed to use the standardsettings (system 150MB, cache 44MB) and IT WORKS!

ok - i lost 80+ MB but however.

no idea if thats really the solution.

maybe that helps someone.

and thx again to pongster and crew for the great work.

EDIT:

now i see in ABOUT PHONE: mem info (avail/total) 135MB/411MB.

under STORAGE - total space 217MB ..is this correct or did i do anything wrong?

THX.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Alganon:
Are you syncing with an exchange account? There is a known bug in the default mail application that comes with android 2.3 (googles fault, not pongsters....)

that can cause a huge battery drain...

Don't know if this bug still exists but it's the only thing I can think of, since you killed all apps...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BeeJayFL:
So, mal kurz auf Deutsch ;)

Ich Synce nur mit meinem googlemail Account.

Kein Exchange oder sonst was.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafian:
Try watchdog and see if there are any apps that are misbehaving.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pringaguardias:
From GPC´s ROM

I come from GPC, which, as you may know, has dropped support for his ROM. I want to install hiperdroid. Does anyone of you has made the same change?. Opinions?:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] qualo:
Pringaguardias, yo también vengo de GPC. Lástima que se retire del HD2... en fin.

Con la Hyperdroid el primer cambio que hice fue quitarle el ADWLauncher y ponerle el launcher original de GingerBread (lo encontré en el Market, Gingerbread Launcher por Eugene373,gratuito). Así estéticamente ya no hay diferencias. Por lo demás tiene los ajustes Cyanogen (algunos muy útiles, como poder usar los botones de volumen para disparar la cámara,cerrar aplicaciones con el boton de la flecha,etc...). Noto que va muy bien, muy fluida, no me da errores ni cierres, wifi,bluetooth,etc... todo bien.En Quadrant da mejores resultados, sobre 1600 (GPC daba sobre los 1100). En general muy bien. Recuerda, eso si, de cambiar el LCDdensity a 240 en el build.prop.Viene puesto a 167 y para mi gusto es demasiado pequeño.

Un saludo.

For the rest of the people: we are spanish, and for me is easier to explain in our languaje. I´m sorry about my low level in English, but i´ll try to translate it if someone is interested.

Edit: about the battery, i'm using a non official extended battery (2400). Between 2-5 mA in standby and 10-12 h in continuos use. Without use, about 1-2% in one hour.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kisstom:
Still no solution low fps video recording?Everything is perfect accept this.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GeoMil:
Search back for call recorder apk , it fixes this apparently
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pringaguardias:
Muchas gracias "qualo" espero que nos veamos por aquí a menudo.

Forgive all this little license in Spanish. Now try to write in English. Thanks for the help:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] romano13:
great rom :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
So in the messaging settings, changing Android-MMS/2.0 to NexusOne just changed the background to black? Mine already is black without changing that. Does this change the blurry MMS issue? Haven't gotten a pic message yet to test it out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stirkac:
i'm getting huge battery drains on this. flashed yesterday evening, leaved it on charger through the night and from 7am to 15(now) it's on 20%

stock config, mobile data off, in my pocket most of time. i also reset it 2x.

going to sth. else again...title promised too much..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Works fine for me, what's using your battery? Ya know, if your screen is always on that'll drain it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stirkac:
i said it's in my pocket almost all of the time. i just made 3 short calls 1h of music, 3 photos. i got about 2 days on sense roms with that..

i;m quite expreienced in changing roms and i had almost all of them on my phone..

maybe i had corrupted flash, but i doubt it since zips have checks and i did complete new setup...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
set your wifi sleep policy to never sleep in wireless options. I had the same problem until i did that. As well as running rafpigna 1.8 oc no sense on 2.0.1 all the problems with the tytung kernel have disappeared once i went to raf 1.8 oc nosense. Only draw back is not having the potential of hardware video camera encoding on 2.3.4 with GPC camera libs. I wish I knew how to implement them into hyperdroid cm7 2.0.1 2.3.3 rom, so i can keep the 1536Mhz overclock that just screams. I hate how no rom or kernel is perfect. We need a 2.3.3 or 2.3.4 rom that works with the raf kernel for good overclocking and allows for data to work correctly and have all functions work perfect with the addition of hardware video camera encoding @ 800x480 @ 30fps w/ h.263 from GPC, He's the genius who finally got us this far. Next step is increasing video encoding resolution while maintaining the 30fps.

later
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mcorpuz:
Does anyone know if wi-fi calling is incorporated in CM 7 v 2.1?

Sent from my HTC HD2 powered by HyperDroid CM 7 v 2.1
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Your doing something incorrectly. I'm running cm7 2.0.1 hyperdroid and rafpigna's 1.8 oc no sense. Tytung kills the battery. Run raf's 1.8 oc no sense on 2.0.1 and underclock to 768 through the day and set to conservative. Turn off auto sync google accont and turn off auto sync in accounts and settings. Set screen to auto and make sure there are no custom values in cm7 settings. I watched 4 800x480 h264 .mp4 movies at 2 hours a piece running ondemand @ 499mhz. I played about an hour of hawx at ondemand 1536mhz, and did alot of calling and texting and i started on the battery @ 8am at 100% and by 10pm i had 38% remaining. Just beaware of your screen brightness and auto functions running in the background as well as apps and services running in the memory. Switch to 2G network, or turn data off. You can still accept calls and text, just no downloading of mms and the internet. It saves a lot of battery. Turn off gps and wifi when your not using it. If you want some help making your phone run right just message me. I hate how NO ONE returns messages on this forum!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
2.1.0 is o-k with the tytung r10 kernel, but it's nothing to write home about. I see no reason to upgrade. If you want a screamer. Wipe the cache and system, then dalvik. Go to usb flash, set the CWM flash.cfg to 134MB system, and 10MB cache, leave boot at 5mb and misc at 1mb that gives a total of 150MB of universal rom for most roms to operate very efficiently. Install a fresh copy of 2.0.1, before you restart, apply rafpigna's 1.8 oc no sense. Restart. There are a lot of optimizations that can be made from within the OS, like set vm heap to 32mb, and compcache to 26%. Download Andmemory from xda, Autokiller, and Startup auditor. Once in auto killer leave the first 3 values at stock values and set the last 3 to something like 300mb. This way android memory manager will use dalvik efficiently and take use of the large heap for consistent memory efficiency. You want to get a widget to monitor free memory. Try to always have 200MB of free memory. If you have any questions, Just PM me. We'll get your phone screamin' in no time brother.

cya
[HD2 Android NAND Development] consolation:
Compcache is unnecessary and will slow down the phone, HD2 has more than enough RAM. I'm dubious about your autokiller tweaks. All they'd do is **** up multi tasking and slow you down as apps have to be unnecessarily restarted.

Free memory is wasted memory ;-b

My 2c.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] orhtun01:
Hi Guys,

I asked the UOT guys to add our ROM to their online kitchen list.

You can now customize many things (such as batteries, fonts, icons, animations, etc)...

I will give it a try this evening :)

http://uot.dakra.lt/kitchen/
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stirkac:
well it might be just cLK & tytung & CM7 combo... :) will experiment today (i have time, YAY!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mardurhack:
Pretty "weird". Never had any problems with previous version (talking about usb mass storage) and then, after upgrading (with "usb mass storage fix" in the changelog! :P ), my filesystem name was corrupted and I couldn't mount sd-card anymore (Kubuntu 11.04). Check&repair failed so I mounted it manually and it worked. Backed up everything, formatted, restored content. Now it's ok but...what's happened?? Thanks!

Btw I have a 2 partitions layout (sdX1 Fat32 and sdX2 ext3).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
i agree, autokiller can be set to the custom value that your set app list works best with, which is different for every user depending on how many and what type of apps are installed/running in the background. if you set it up right you can have 80-150mb mem free with 7 homescreens 17 widgets (9 scrollable) adw ex 3d transitions/4d app drawer, at least 20 apps running in the background and have no lag on this rom. i know because im doing it right now :p im fairly certain you shouldnt see much performance loss until you go below 20-50 mb of memory, but everybody's phone works differently, play around with the custom values and find a good point where your happy is my advice, i have to tweak autokiller everytime i uninstall a few apps/install a few new ones to get the performance i want from the new/different processes running taking up different amounts of memory than before. all im trying to convey is hyperdroid is fast, REALLY fast, but if you treat any android rom/phone wrong it will lag
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mfish123:
Bluetooth going crazy / robot voice

I have a crappy Motorola H721 bluetooth headset. I don't use it a whole lot but last night I was on a long call while driving. After roughly 10 minutes of talking the call dropped out of the blue even though I had a full signal. Then I called the other person back and I could hear them but they couldn't hear me. Then I rebooted the phone and called the person back again and this time after about a minute the headsest started making crazy noises like garbled electronic noises in the Transformers movies or when a DJ scratches a record.

The other thing to note is that I've always had the robot voice issue. I like audible touch tones and leave them enabled. I just make sure that when I reboot I make a call get the robot voice, put it on speaker phone and then end the call and then I'm good to go until the next reboot. If I don't do this I get force closes in the dialer. This happens in Hyperdroid GBX and countless other ROMS I've tried.

So I'm not sure if one thing has to do with another. May be my fix for the robot voice works when not using bluetooth but leaving audible touch tones enabled somehow screws up bluetooth. Or its just a simple incompatibility between my H721 and my HD2/Hyperdroid build.

Can anyone shed some light on this and suggest a fix. If its as simple as just leaving audible touch tones disabled I'll do that to have working bluetooth (haven't had a chance to test bluetooth with touch tones disabled). Or if its an incompatibility I'd actually like to upgrade my bluetooth anyway.

Is anyone using a higher end particular bluetooth model, that has some sort of noise suppression or dual mics, that also works flawlessly with Hyperdroid - I'd love to hear suggestions of what I can upgrade too but want to make sure its going to be 100% compatible.

Thanks in advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Your right. But if your going to need the memory available for a particular stressful application that will need for quite a bit of memory. More free allows for the application to take as much as it needs to run as good as possible. Stressful games like hawx, take more and more memory until it uses about 220MB or so. If I was sitting at 280MB free, while running, it drops to roughly 50MB free. More free memory available will allow for that app to run more fluently. That's where I have seen gains in Framerate consistency with increasing the Comp cache and vm heap. Those all have to do with the Android Dalvik cache memory manager integrated into Operating System. I did a lot of research on how the dalvik system works and it's actually a genius system. High vm heap and dalvik comp cache allows for great efficiency when stressed under high loads. Setting the cache to low as well as the heap causes struttering and inconsistencies in 3d performance apps, where it's most noticable. For your own testing purposes start at 10% compcache and drop vm heap to 16, or 24. The phone freezes when set to 12mb on boot. I haven't testing 16, but 24 works o-k. Then run AnTuTu system benchmark and you will see where the performance sits at after testing the different settings under high load situations.

Later Bro
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Sadly, no. It does not fix it.

Posted using my hacked, rooted, undervolted, overclocked, pimped-out and overall bad-ass Samsung Galaxy Tab.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sclip:
I need help.

OK... I straightaway installed CWR on the (stock 16GB) card. Now when I start the phone, MAGLDR 1.13 says 'WPH not installed'. So far, so good (I think).

...and that is what is happening. I don't have a μSD card reader, so I tried using USB Mass Storage mode in MAGLDR 1.13. The transfer hangs somewhere in the middle. Is there any way I can put HyperDroid on my card (via the Phone) without the card reader?

By the way, after installing CWR the SDcard size is shown as 200MB (not 150MB) in Windows Explorer when the phone is connected. Is this normal?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
I only turned compcache off because in previous versions it increased performance drasticly for me (dont know entirely why), i set my vmheap size to 48m using blade buddy because it has increased everything from framerate, to stability of applications for me, if im understanding you correctly then enabling compcache to a low % (then rebooting for it to take effect of course) would, in theory, make plants vs zombies, fruit ninja, dungeon defenders, and some other games that actually need more than the average amount of memory to run work more fluently and not have the choppiness i believed came from our hd2's lame GPU? im going to have to test this theory out after a full charge later, im keeping my fingers crossed, but i also go through and kill some individual apps (like the browser, i use it to browse the net, when im done browsing i kill it to free memory for other tasks because im done utilizing that app) but very few apps fit that category so i always end up with roughly 180mb free when im going to open those said games.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] darkwolfelite:
?

Anyone know how to get font like this? Maybe as an .APK? I saw them here.http://uot.dakra.lt/kitchen/

http://uot.dakra.lt/images/fontpack/fontpack9.png

http://uot.dakra.lt/images/fontpack/fontpack13.png

Thanks in advance. I'm posting this here because this is the ROM im using. Don't know if it matters:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] consolation:
Compcache just ennables compression to allow more data to fit into memory. If you have free ram, all you will do is increase the CPU overhead for NO gain. Intact it will reduce performance as it will need to run the compression algorithm unnecessarily. You don't need free RAM sitting there, Android can unload unused apps from RAM when starting a large demanding program.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jcsawyer:
I love this ROM!

Very well done!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eriksoto:
Ignore this. Fixed the problem by wiping the Cache.