yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlodykaras:
If you have something tested and working why not release it. At least we wil check it and probably find some bugs and that will help you releasing next build ;-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Weeman2k3:
+1 on waiting... current version is stable enough
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jcsy:
2.3.7

Thanks 4 even updating!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nabobalis:
*Thumbs up*
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kpearly:
+1 on waiting.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] renna1992:
+1 on waiting :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
Yeah I'm running smooth as hell, I can definitely wait for 2.3.7 :)

Sent from my HyperdroidCM7 HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bologna:
I prefer this or following weekend 2.3.5 and "old" kernel

and :p

two weeks later 2.3.7 with updated kernel :D

thanks in advance for your works!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] codiak:
+1 for waiting :)

Will 2.3.7 remove tethering like google did?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ppk.net:
I can't wait.

Please.

:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jcsy:
anything that is removed, can be added back in , especially in XDA & HD2 , a phone that didnt even have Android to begin with. Developers added everything.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Panda_Face:
+1 for 2.3.7 :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nystao:
2.3.5 with bugs fix, I see the interest ...

but

2.3.7, it's more difficult for me to see a gain, with 2.3.7 it's coming google wallet, who should certainly not work on HD2 as you should have the good provider and the right phone for using that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Panda_Face:
it also adds Google Android Security Patch, Google QxDM Security Patch, and Google Mobile Shopper App.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] p0izn:
seadersn , + for 2.3.7

Thanks for your work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adamhonghong:
Maybe include this in next update?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shorty1483:
+1 wait for 2.3.7 update including saturation by Tweakos program.

and

+1 including HierOS 1.8.2 Kernel :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] KyJelly69:
+1 for 12.4u3 now. i actually came here looking to see if anyone had posted that kernel. i wasn't looking forward to doing the work myself. i need it cause i flashed an older version and didn't do it like i was supposed to and now i have low audio in calls.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
Hey,

a little summary and feedback on Hyperdroid 3.

General

Installed hyperdroid 3.0.1 after Hotfix came out and had it running a long time with many apps and stock kernel. It was running fine at least 2 weeks no problems.

Not one total freeze!! Thats awesome and prove of the teams good testing!

For me 3.0.0 has no lags so far, 3.0.1 sometimes had lags, mostly after installing 2-3 apps in a row. I guess its the dalvic2sd feature?

Im using

-cLK 1.4.0.1 + cwm 4.0.1.4 thx seaderns thread

(pls add exact file names instead of "file attached" ^^ for idiots like me)

-Rom 3.0.1 and 3.0.0 (3.0.0 prefered)

-Radio 2.15

-Sd 16gb class10, 2gb sd-ext cwm formatted

Kernel:

-Tried Seaderns(stock), tytung r12(up to 12.4), kefirnet

I prefer kefirnet. All kernels are awesome. Seadern and Tytung seem to be rocksolid. I personally tried kefirnet because of 125mhz and its working very fine for me.

I now started playing with undervolting table.

On kefirnet the smartassv2 governor with 125mhz-1,2Ghz has awesome performance and amazing batterylife for me:

-wlan, mobile data, sync (gmail,fb,weather) on!

Bugs

:

-with Hotfix 3.0.1 some lags, mostly after fast opening/closing apps and installing much from market.

-Wifi hotspot hasnt worked sometimes, needs time to settle(not tried very much)

-music lags (very rare and short)

-timestamp (fixed in settings)

Not related:

-very few data drops => most likely clk problem ;D

-dpi and market, as i use 240 no problem and also not the roms fault

Thread:

This post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7909734&postcount=4

Here again, i hope im the only douche that downloaded the v2 hotfix, just because i wasnt reading just clicking the bigger link.

Maby make the actual patches bigger and the old ones little?

THX

First of all thx to all devs.

Special thx to the kernel devs, awesome work especially the last few weeks for me it seems there was much going on.

For me personally hyperdroid is the best build.

I took my time last weekend and tried a couple of roms, there are big steps forward for the sense 3.0 roms, but for me its not compareable to the actual speed of this build. Again big thx to the beta testing, really good job!! It just adds a huge amount of quality feeling to this build!

Thx to pongster, as i would say hes the inventor of awesomeness here! And of course to the team that now keeps on the good work and shares the same amount of perfectionism and quality>quantity idea!!!

THX
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ashhong:
I did yet another fresh install but still this rom is lagging for me. I'm not sure what it is, but it's like the CPU is running slower or something. I can't really multitask anymore, if I'm installing an app I have to let it finish before doing anything else or else it says "System is not responding".

It is also very noticeable when I try to play games like Cut the Rope. Before this ROM it was super smooth. Now its very choppy and lags. Nobody else experiencing this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
@Ashhong

Are you on 3.0.0 or with hotfix?

What sd-card are you using? I had similar problems, and i believe i have a fast sdcard.

So give it a try without the hotfix.

If you want you can also try without sd-ext at all.

If it doenst work, you have to provide more information. Clk/magdlr, partion layout radio, kernel, governor, clock settings and much more like step to step how you installed(hope you have the 120mb or bigger layout)

Without these information its hard to tell, whats wrong, hope you understand :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wizzardeel:
+1 on waiting 2 more weeks for 2.3.7!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Proficamper:
Hey guys,

i got the market problem. Is there any solution?

Always when i open the market it runs normally, but when i choose an app and wanna install it the market crashes.

I usually use density 215. I set it to 160, rebootet and cleared market cache. Same problem, and i also set it to 240, rebootet and cleared cache, then the market also crashes...

but one thing. when you say "clear the cache". do you mean to delete the browsing history which you can do in the market settings? when i click on this, nothing happens for me...

any solution?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dblfstr:
That is two different market problems I think.

Crashing is from new market and has to do with cache permissions.

Density will affect what is visible in the market or available to download, and has to do with build.prop and clearing cache.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ashhong:
Sorry, guess I should have put more details huh :)

I am now on 3.0.1 becuase I use a 2gb sd-ext partition. I am also using the stock 16gb card, not sure on the exact specifications. It's just that I had no problems on 2.1 so I'm hoping it's a ROM issue or something.

I believe I have the 1.3 magdlr, 2.15 radio, 150mb CWM. To install I just formatted, cleared cache/dalvik, then flashed 3.0->3.0.1.

I am now playing around with governor and clock settings to see if it helps. Oh, I also noticed that when playing games at 240DPI I wasnt seeing any big lag. I normally run my ROM at 184, but will see if increasing that will help more.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Proficamper:
And how can i solve the crashing problem??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 10507:
If you are using the new market, you should uninstall that in setting>application, and delete the updatemarket.apk or freeze it with titanium backup. Reboot your phone, and now you should be able to use old market.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
I would "clear data" from the Market application in settings>applications.

Reboot into clockwork and clear the cache as well as dalvik cache and see how it goes from there.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dblfstr:
Many ways I guess..... ------^ :D

What I did was;

From ES File explorer (or similar root file explorer) -

Renamed marketupdater.apk to marketupdater.apk.bak

From Settings>Applications>manage Applications -

Uninstalled updates from market.

Cleared cache in market.

Viola

Edit: You are welcome :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmtx76:
That was EXACTLY it. I changed the LCD density in build.prop to 160, rebooted, force stopped the market, cleared the cache and IT WORKED! Much appreciation to you!

By the way this is in reference to not being able to get certain apps in the marketplace to work when it says your device is incompatible.

Let me lay out the instructions here so others can follow:

You'll need to use Root Explorer or a similar root editing program

Navigate to System

Edit build.prop

Go to the line that says ro.sf.LCD_Density=

Change the density there to 160

Save the edited build.prop

Reboot

Go into Applications

Choose the tab that says All

Find Market

Force Stop

Clear Cache

Exit out to home then reopen Market

You should now be able to download the previously locked out apps such as Facebook.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seadersn:
there will be a 'setdpi' script in next rom, so one only have to open terminal emulator and type

su

setdpi 240

reboot

for example. you can put in any no. of course.

market folder perms fix is included already. and (market-)downloads will be put into a tmpfs-partition and deleted automatically after installation is done / the apks aren't used anymore.

and... and... and... :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Definitely STOKED!

WE all thank you and your team for the hard work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jcsy:
Dorimanx hit the xda head lines by putting Data partition on ext. Also posted a 3000 quadrant score.

Hope development takes another level, since ext is definitely faster than internal 450 MB
[HD2 Android NAND Development] relldroid:
My battery drain seems to high, any suggestions to how I can fix it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] p0izn:
Pong, seader , i'm offering to name next release SuperSteve.

Sorry for my Eng.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Eodun:
The LCDDensity app is great for the market problem with resolution.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Eodun:
It should be 'Jolly Jumper'... Though I respected Jobs a lot, I don't think I want to carry his name all day. I'd have bought an IPhone.

Edit: if that was what you meant...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Weeman2k3:
as in how mutch? what apps are you using? alos how log have you had the rom installed?

in my experience the high drain setteled after 2 full batery cicles, one with wi-fi on and another with it off.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
-Thats a good point.

In my opinion its also very important to install the rom with a fully charged battery. Its a bit like the prevention of what you said :)

-Another thing that sometimes helped when i had these strange 60mAh drains:

Just turn everything off, display low, mobile data off, wifi off, gps off, screen alignment off, everything and then reboot.

-Also if you use many apps, a taskiller (even is android is good) just when you turn off the phone for a long time is good.

I use system monitor widget and before i sleep i kill all and then there are only a few processes that restart (alarm clock, homescreen etc) but not all the things that are left from use before.

Of course on daytime i dont do that, just when i know i wont use longer ;D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rodosman:
HI.

i want to reinstal this rom just to have a cleaner phone.

please tell me how is the best way to do it?

how i take a full backup and what to do to clean my sdcard?

(i have this rom and i instaled it from sd card)

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] relldroid:
Well I just returned to hyperdroid just 3 days ago. I figured from past experience and the post people have here explaining how they get over a day with the phone that my drain is too high, I lose like 30% in 3hrs, the problem? I was in class during the duration and hardly touched it. The first time I ever flashed a rom it was hyperdroid the previous headyhoneybadger one, the battery was awesome! After countless Rome in between, I come back to what has been my favorite mostly for the speed and battery, the apps I have installed that are probably relevant are; Launcher 7, Facebook,fml, twitter, and pulse, however I find maps to always have something running but even so everything syncs every 6hrs pulse and fml every day, on a bad note however when I installed this rom I did not do any repartitions or task29 (it scares me) I wiped whatever I could in cwm after flashing coredroid using a 1024 partition. That's all really.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vm403:
Any fix for the black screen after a phone call. I'm on 3.0.1
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Panda_Face:
I do Task29's all the time, it's nbd :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] relldroid:
Well I did it and I guess it removed magldr left me with just the first splash screen I thought I bricked
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Panda_Face:
Lol! sorry, I know what you mean. Just gives you a clean slate to start from again. :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
I never used Task29. I think its up to everybody to decide :)

Generally its enough to flash magdlr/clk and format each partition in cwm.

For your drain problem, pls do a very very clean setup with clk:

1)CLK and CWM (best versions for me)<-KLICK

a)-download clk images in second post (attachement)that need to be flashed through hspl (3color)

=> extract and copy the 120/5 nbh in the custom ruu folder (delete other nbh´s)

==> Then flash it using customruu.

I other words exchange the nbh in customruu with the 120/5 from seardns to flash clk with that specific partition layout.

b)download first post second file(recovery_4.0.1.4_leo_CWR.zip)and flash it with fastboot.

IF you have problems read the tutorial(pdf) that is linkt in the first post here. But watch out: you need 120 not like in pdf a 100 or so..its old value.

Please use the versions of clk/cwm i posted above. The ones in the pdf could be old, its just the same steps!

2)

Go to CWM

a)-VERY IMPORTANT Before you flash the new build via zip from sdcard

=>WIPE EVERYTHING<= Go to mounts and even wipe everything there

b)-partition your sdcard with advanced 1024/2048 sd-ext and 0 swap

c)-Upload your build to sdcard (if you have a fast sdcard the 3.0.0 + hotfix) if you have a slow one just go for 3.0.0 without hotfix) >dalvic2sd seems for some to cause lags

d)flash like usual

3)let it rest after first boot for ~5min after the first installation instructions

Reboot 1-2 times then setup everything clean,

no nandroid backups not titanium backups

!!

Last but not least:

on a clean build without to many apps:

if your drain is still high, try disabling everything, mobile data, wifi gps etc and reboot once.

=> then you should get under 10mAh !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] caracal reloaded:
UPGRADE without loss data and app?

Step by step please

Thanks a lot
[HD2 Android NAND Development] relldroid:
Thanks I tried the whole drain battery / recharge / dieasble and reboot, if it doesn't work I will follow your steps thank you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sapsa:
if from 3.0.0 to 3.0.1:

copy patch on sdcard, reboot into recovery, go into "install from any zip", pick the fix, ok, flash, and reboot into system :-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] caracal reloaded:
from CM7 2.1.0 ?

3.01 is better (I hope) :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sapsa:
Sorry, no clue here.

I prefer fresh install when it comes to big updates... who knows if there is any bug when upgrading, and you can allways pick apps you realy use :-), IMHO

Probably same way us installing fix, but with wiping dalvic. but not if both use other partition size...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
Its not recommendet to keep data from 2.x->3.x

Best solution:

Backup

:

1.cwm backup so you can go back complete

2.titanium backup, only userapps+userdata

3.backup sdcard (copy files to your pc, just in case...)

Install

Now format sd-card fresh. Use this possibility to check for bad sectors. Use cwm to format with sd-ext (not bigger than 2048)

Install the build. Clk layout is 120/5.

-Dont forget to format all partitions in cwm (system, data etc) and wipe everything before you install the new build!!!

-Just install with full battery.

-Dont forget to let it settle and reboot once or twice before starting the great app downloads ;D

-Its also good to check if eveything that comes with stock build is working.

Free space, wifi, drain(install battery monitor as one of the first apps)

Restore:

Best is to download everything fresh from market and set up all settings manually.

Only restore from titanium the data what you cant get and the apps that you cant download from market.

=> Thats the safest way, to have a nice running system.

Every overrestoring of apps and keeping of paritions has a high risk of keeping data and settings from previous versions that may cause problems
[HD2 Android NAND Development] caracal reloaded:
Where I can found daf.exe. In rom pack there isn't

I would want to install by usb
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Panda_Face:
Why don't you try Clock Work Recovery (CWR)? It's a lot more useful than only the DAF. I don't think he has a DAF version of this available.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
There is no more daf version of this rom and wont be...

Get cwm, as nearly all builds will come for cwm these days.

(there was a guide somewhere on howto make daf versions, but its not worth the effort)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] caracal reloaded:
Menu MAGLDr 1.13

ROM zip in local on pc

For to fash new rom? "USB flasher"? but I must to unzip rom?

last upgrade was 1 year ago :/
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Panda_Face:
By the way, if anyone has a framework update to get rid of the percentage number, or knew how and told me, I'd appreciate it :)

I've already tried the CM7 setting, that just shows the percentage only. All I want is the circle, or a battery.

The point is, if I see that percentage all I'm going to worry about is how fast the battery is draining. If I can't see it then I don't worry about it.

Anyway, if anyone can help that'd be great.

---------- Post added at 01:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:56 PM ----------

You'll need to flash CWR through the USB Flasher you're talking about. Once you're done with that let us know. Check my sig for a link to CWM 4.0.1.4, the lastest stable release.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisgto4:
Pongster i love u. fast response. BTW..... rom is the best one I have flashed so far. I would donate but my wife would cut my nuts off ( ive spent enough money of phone stuff) Thank you for your hard work. Its hard working dev's like u that have helped android gain so much ground since its kickoff.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vilcretswat:
Hi from us
[HD2 Android NAND Development] edein:
Where are the cyanogenMOD wallspaper stored? I'd like to keep the some for future use :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Carnivore9:
How do you change the wallpaper for the phone and lock screen? I don't see the settings for that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] razorpixel:
Posible to change the transparent curtain of notification to other transparent color ? the original one just too dark to read ...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Carnivore9:
I fixed it! Seems weird that a simple reboot will fix things.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisgto4:
is anyone else unable to change theyre wallpaper to a regular picture. it only changes the lockscreen pic

********REBOOT FIXED THIS************
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
No worries mate. Enjoy the build! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
You can copy the APK... its in /system/app CMWallpapers.apk

Not sure how to save them individually... I use zedge for all my wallpaper needs. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] godsafk:
This has got to be the best build that I have used BY FAR. Not a single screen freeze since installation, and I didn't have to tweak the kernel one bit. Got this thing fully customized and I am loving it. This bad boy is going to occupy my SD for a while :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
You can change the Text colors in CyanogenMod Settings. UI Tweaks... change to whatever color you desire. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
You can disable "Wallpaper Hack" in ADWLauncher Settings and no reboots needed :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] smuvman:
Rmnet

Any upload/download speed info?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
I don't have any at the moment...

@apeatan

Could you post your speeds here again?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wawa144st:
can somebody answer this question for me whats the different between 2gb data and 1gb data? witch is better
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jae-v:
i got 3.0.2 down and 0.8 upload, really depends on location...TX here hspa 90% of the time here
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jae-v:
space to save applications, doubt you'll see any speed increases with a 2gb file correct if wrong
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ciliano.o:
i love small fonts, small apps, small everything. UGH yes your the god ! donation time!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hazenvnn:
Seem like the GPU isnt optimized. I tried to run asphalt 5 and the screen dislay at only about 1/3 of the phone screen and it run not so mooth. This is the same with some roms I have installed while some run greatly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] caracal reloaded:
Can you explain step by step?

In CWM 4.0.1.4 there is only "recovery_leo.img"

I don't succeed to flash with daf.exe
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
Have you tried to make your own battery bar in the uot kitchen?

Sent from my HyperdroidCM7 HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] farhang_za:
VPN

This rom is realy cool but i cannot connect through VPN !! it doesn't work! any idea??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Panda_Face:
I'm sorry, my mistake. Start here, this will have the CWM you can install from DAF. I recommend you start with the 150mb partition.

You'll get version 3.0.0.5 If you instead want 4.0.1.4 follow these directions:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
You need to go and get the hd2 nand toolkit , download/install it, get your Rom, and backup everything, reboot while holding the volume button down, when you are in the tricolor bootloader, plug usb cable from pc to the phone, you'll see the usb word come up in the bottom of the screen, then you can use the toolkit to task29, install MGLDR or cLK, depending on which Rom you gonna use, repartition for clockworkmod. Once you got clockworkmod you can flash from SD.

If you have any more questions regarding flashing or anything off topic regarding the steps on the toolkit, pm me so we can keep this thread clean and in topic.

Sent from my HyperdroidCM7 HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] caracal reloaded:
Ok, now reboot 3 time for to stabilize the new ROM

and then restore backup user data

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
yes right in the root of the sd card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Freak-Inside:
Here you go, just install APK and choose Theme in Theme Chooser.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Panda_Face:
Oh this is wonderful! Thank you! I wish I could hit the thanks button 50 times
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bologna:
Hyperdroid Team said It will be fixed in the next release ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] m4sta2k:
Anybody help me out here !

Ringtone is 2 low

Searched the thread but just found other people complaining about it but no solution

am I missing something ? :eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D4rk50ul:
Try using dsp to boost your speaker volume.

Sent by my Hyperdroid HD2.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stony007_de:
Hi guys...

Many User asking for but i cant find a answer...

Is there a way to fix the battary drain issue?