yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
If that doesn't work, try and reflash. Perhaps the archive was corrupted. Make sure you do what the OP says, and insert the SD card directly into your PC to copy the file, don't use USB.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmlz0:
Yeah i noticed that part and followed it to the letter. Will try to reflash tomorow and see if that helps. Afterwards i'll let you guys know if it solved the problem!

Thanks for your help agentfazexx, you're very clear and good to follow.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] IzaacJ:
It would work if he added the cLK versions to rom manager. Just like he's done with the GBX roms.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
No problem, hit "Thanks" on any helpful posts. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] redplate:
Omg, just read the very first post and the faaaq!

Keep holding and sliding up the spacebar will show you guys the keyboard arrows.

Using any root explorer and editing the build.prop file will change the density. File is stored in root\system\build.prop -> ro.sf.lcd_density=190, 217, 240,260 change it to whatever you want. Restart. No need for ****ty zip or rar files. 240 is best and will show all of your apps n games properly. With 167 n 217 some games are not fullscreen!

Keyboard advanced settings giving me force close. Can anybody confirm this?

Sent from my HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] redplate:
Thats not true. Usb is working just fine. I dont know if MAGLDR still have problems, but CWMs usb mount feature works great.

Sent from my HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
USB has its issues.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] acbuitendach:
Keyboard FC

Hi,

Is the Force Close on the Gingerbread keyboard advanced setting issue not related to the fact that we have the free one? I have not tried the full paid for version, but I understand that it has more customizable settings, like themes and so on, which in my opinion would be under the advanced settings.

Maybe if we can get a reply from Pongster or Steven Lin who is the developer of this fine keyboard...

:D:D

On another note, Pongster, I want to congratulate you on another PERFECT build. I have NO issues, battery lasts about 3 days with WiFi sync at work and 2G at home (corporate and gmail account).

:D:D

Thank you Osrix, Yorzua and team for your amazing Oceanis theme, switched to it from the Vivid theme - I am a sucker for eye-candy....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Apache0c:
Pongster man, you are epic. This build is mind numbing. Until now, I only dreamed of having an 100% fully functional custom android build running on my WM6.5-native HD2!

So, props to the Devs' for making all this possible for sure, but a good ROM chef is an artist as far as I'm concerned, and HyperDroid 2.1 is the best.

Thanks for all your work man, you have helped enrich the lives of many, many people and I give you my ultimate gratitude!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] redplate:
No it hasnt. Magldr yes, cwm no. Did you ever tried it, dude? I'm using it every day as i use the android usb feature.

Sent from my HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] redplate:
No, its not. Because im using it long time before pongster cooked it in in his rom. Free version works great if you install it. And if you install the pro version you will get only more advanced settings. If you install pro, the adv. settings from cooked in version are working. So its an error related to this rom. But sweet work as always. Going to donate few beer.

Sent from my HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zuckerwasser:
Thanks for that great work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JeremyGuan:
OMG! now that's the annoying CULPRIT that causes the high battery drain! All i did was just unchecked > checked > unchecked > checked> for few times on the Data Enable option and in the end it's back to normal (prefer to do a rebooot) and battery on standby was around 3~5mA! Im a Happy man! :cool:

Will try some of the other SD build and Nand build with this method see does it cure the high current level on standby.

XDA + HD2 FTW!!! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Do you use an ext3 or ext4 Apps2SD partition on your SD card? If you do, then this is a sign of your card going bad. Wipe the phone, delete the sd-ext partition, and then re-flash, see if you still get the disappearing apps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Yes, I tried copying over USB in Android on several occasions, and most of the time, it ended up corrupt on the phone end. And yes, I tried different cables, and USB ports - even different PC's.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ttodorov:
Another keyboard issue

Hi pongster and forum!

Have a problem with the Gingerbread Keyboard and was wondering if anyone can confirm/offer help...

Ok, I did a search first and no one has either having this problem, or re-tested/using the functionality I have an issue with, so here goes...

Since Android 2.something one can choose input languages in the keyboard prefs and change keyboard language and layout from the activated list by swiping left/right on the space bar while typing. On mine I have English, German, and Bulgarian enabled and everything worked fine, until I upgraded to v2.1.0. Now changing between English and German works OK, but when I try Bulgarian, the keyboard layout remains in Latin instead of Cyrillic and some of the numbers in the long-press functions) disappear.

I tried to re-download dictionaries for Gingerbread Keyboard form the Input Languages option as per app help instructions, but this causes a Forced Close as soon as I try to activate it - the same way some people report about the Advanced Settings. And btw, I have the Advanced Settings FC issue as well.

Thanks for your help, much appreciated!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tableuraz:
Oopsi!

Hi again? I tried Go Launcher.... And lost screen-off animation -_-'

Is there a way to get it back, I tried checking/unchecking in the Cyanogen mod settings but it changed nothing, I also got visual bugs when I press an application (and it's not because of cyanogen mod, it happened suddently after the 4th reboot (I didn't even changed my keyboard O_o), I get half black/alf orange color instead of plain orange... Why is android always messing up like Vista? :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tableuraz:
Oops again, sory for the screen animation thing, just did something wrong with Spare parts, don't change window animation speed or it'll mess up the screen-off animation ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Magnumutz:
Ok, first of all, this is my first day with my HD2, and i immediately searched the forum for the CM7 rom :D

So please don't flame me, but i've got a question... what's wrong with the lockscreen, why is it so small from the rest of the screen?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
The LCD density...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dany74q:
Restart your device and it should be corrected .
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Magnumutz:
Crap, i feel so noob now, because it worked :P

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] orhtun01:
Vivid / Elegancia Theme Mix...

Hyperdroidians,

I am working on a Vivid / Elegancia Theme Mix for Hyperdroid.

For those who want to contribute and / or comment on the version I have created so far, info here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Looks nice.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] s.supervisor:
sounds very GOOD:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nyli:
Once again another great ROM

Been using pongster's GBX rom and decided to switch to this one.

I'm currently encountering the problem that my WiFi connection keeps reconnecting and does so quite frequently and randomly (a few times per minute)

Anyone else encountered the same behaviour?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
You need to post your own thread about it so we can follow its progress.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Magnumutz:
Looks awesome :D

P.S.: What is the default LCD Density setting?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
It's set to 167 by default. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Magnumutz:
Nah, i mean the default density of most HD2 roms...

Not THIS rom's density. Already saw that on the first post :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Ohh, pretty sure it's 280.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jjrumph:
Usually 240 is gingerbread default
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Yeah, that's it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] judgekane:
hmmmmm (user error lol)

Right, not sure what i've done here but...

I was using HyperDroidGBX-v12 cLK and thought I'd give this ROM a bash, so downloaded, popped it on my SD, wiped (cashe davlik etc) and installed...

all went smoothly, but I seem to have no root :-( looked in bin and xbin, no su...

tried starting from scratch (followed the pdf) still no luck, so i've gone back to HyperDroidGBX-v12.

all back in rooted and lovely, but where the hell did i go wrong? weird eh?

any thought's/ideas cos i would still love to give this one a bash :D

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kikisp:
217 is native density for hd2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
Glad it helped you like it helped me on my phone. I was surprised as well that by unchecking that one box, all my battery drain troubles went away on this build. Let us know how it works on the other builds you experience with the same battery drain issues. I wish I knew this before pulling my hair out while on other builds with battery drain issues. Just an FYI, for this build, on my phone it seems that using either Fancy Widget or Simi Clock Widget gives me the best stand by battery drain. I tried other clock/weather widgets and they gave higher stand by battery drain numbers. Seems either one of these clock widgets on my phone maintains a 2-5mA battery drain. With a majority reading 2mA. Just another thought to look into if you are not using either widget for your clock/weather.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] peja_:
where can i change size of mms?

i can't send it with default settings...some googling showed that i need to lower mms size, but noone seems to know how...

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
the reason you get the result in battery spikes by disabling the data, is because it stops anything from using data in the background, it is not a fix, only a small percentage of people that have a smartphone don't have a data plan, so if you don't have a data plan this is useful but not if you do, because every time you want to check anything, email, facebook, twitter, weather, any web app, or surf the web you would have to check the box to enable data and and uncheck the box every time you're done with everything. That seems to me like a bigger pain in the a$$ than having the spikes in mA drain.

but that's my 2 cents!! :cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
Totally understand where you are coming from but as one of the small percentage without a data plan, this is definitely a fix for me. If I had a data plan and had to turn on/off in order to use, then it wouldn't be any different that some of the previous builds I used that required me to turn off WiFi/GPS every time in order to have minimal battery drain. Ideally, it would be great if everything could be automatic for us on our HD2s. Appreciate the full and balanced disclosure you provided on this. Like everything, it will be up to the user to decide. Thanks for sharing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
There are a ton of apps that make the switch automatic, like juice defender, super power, battery booster, etc. my data and/or wifi gets switched on when I turn my screen on, and off when my screen goes off and has a scheduled 2 minutes of data sync and usage every 1.5 hours to keep everything updated, so everything can be automatic on our hd2's :D, just saying, it may take 5 minutes to set up but it saves immense amounts of battery and time in the end

Sent from cyanogen mod 7
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
no problem, and when I was using dualboot android from sd , then yes I also had to disable data to maintain low battery consumption, but not in nand, even up to 2.0.1, I had less drain , but the difference is not enough for me to test anything else, I'm very happy and so is my wife with her hyperdroid cm7 hd2, I figured only a matter of time when we get another build and maybe a new kernel that maintains a more stable drain in battery.

No matter what we love your work Pongster !:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hellboyborn:
^^

Guys please tell me how to know how much battery is being used by phone in mA unit, if there is any software or widget please let me know, I too wanna know how much battery its using in different mode.

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
For some reason, I never had to uncheck Data Enabled until I was on Pongster's build. On my previous Froyo build, I didn't have to uncheck the data but did have to shut off WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth, if needed. Agree with you we need a more stable kernel for the battery drain. My previous Froyo build used Rafpinga's 1.9 kernel and I saw 3% battery drain over 9-10 hours on stand by. Probably the best I have seen on my phone. But due to the additional features on Pongster's build on this thread, I accepted the slightly higher battery drain, now 3-4% over 8-9 hours. Also, in use battery drain, I see with this build around 100-250 mA while my previous Froyo build used 100-200 mA in use. Like you, I switched over to Pongster's build because even what I thought was the best Froyo build, Pongster's is even faster, smoother, and even more stable. Also, it is nice to have a boot up time that is cut in half with much more available memory.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JeremyGuan:
Actually All i want my phone to be at low mA reading while on "Standby/Sleeping Mode" and thats enough for me. Right after I found the method to fix the high drain, I did turned everything ON like 3G, Wifi, Background data and Auto-Sync.. and yet, it still reading a low current (3~5mA) on standby. That's what I want for my Android phone. Not an Android that Drains Battery even on standby/not using it! :cool:

Cheers to this build!:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JeremyGuan:
look for Current Widget on android Market
[HD2 Android NAND Development] consolation:
That's just default value. Correct density for hd2, i.e. one that matches our screen's physical density, is 217.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] peja_:
http://www.connect-utb.com/index.ph...-mms-in-android&catid=36:technology&Itemid=67
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harky:
where can i d/l nice nice theme ..

and how can i change my keyboard??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
I get 3 to 5 mA with data enabled and some widgets on my phone, not bad at all.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kikisp:
3-7 mA is usage that will give you 1% per hour drain...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Maxey:
Mails not sending

Hi guys,

phone is not sending mails via gmail anymore. Gmail error or error of the rom?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shorty1483:
Mine is working, but on the same ROM :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harky:
where can i get the email widget?? look like like HTC one
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
I haven't seen a similar widget for email anywhere, but launcherpro has a widget like it for gmail, and if you use the sense skins on top it looks almost like htc sense. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] emsee:
Battery Drain high - Blame the SD card

First, Pongster, this is the best ROM I've used to date - Congratulations!

I bought my HD2 in December 09, Down Under from Telstra and for 6 months was living in ignorant bliss with my new phone running WinMo 6.5.

The phone came with a 16GB Class 6 SD card - no problems.

Then I found SD ROM's and tried several with varying success but the common complaint was battery drain and I also was dissatisfied, but assumed it was running 2 OS's WinMo and Android.

Mid 2010 my kids gave me a gift card and I purchased 2 new SD cards - a Class 8 and Class 10 - both 16GB Verbatim, as the first one was.

I used them to try different SD ROM's.

Once the warranty had expired I decided to try a NAND ROM.... Tywheen's TYPHOON CM7 Gingerbread to start.

Battery life was vastly improved over SD ROM's and I initially though that that was a reflection on the ROM rather than the fact that it was NAND versus SD.

I downloaded Current Widget and ran it for a while to check draw and then formatted my 2 spare SD Cards [6 +10 class] the same as my 8 class that I was using with my NAND ROM.

Having done so I copied all data across to the 2 additional cards and ran some replicated trials using firstly Tywheens ROM then in early June Pongsters latest creation.

This is what I found:

Average standby ma usage with each class of card is: 6 class - 5-10ma; 8 class - 4-8ma; 10 class - 2-5ma.

Normal usage varied between: 6 - 180-400ma; 8 - 150-360ma; 10 - 120-240ma.

I recorded my phone time usage, browsing time, WiFi on time, sms, data up time and have tried to replicate those times/usages over 8 days with each card.

Here's the surprise - the class 6 gives me about 25% remaining battery after 18 hours on; the Class 8 gives me about 35-40% remaining after 18 hours and the class 10 gives me about 60% remaining battery after 18 hours. Today for example I switched my fully charged phone from Airplane mode at 0630 and it's now 2220 and I have 61% remaining battery.

I'm convinced that the battery drain problem stems from the SD card Class. Many Smartphone owners don't even know what class of SD card they are using.

Has anyone else had this sort of result?

Perhaps we should first recommend higher class cards to fix the battery drain issue!!

cheers from Down Under
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harky:
thank but can it use for hotmail also??

should i call that exchange? (got hotmail, gmail) thoe
[HD2 Android NAND Development] s.supervisor:
wow i'm flashing it, shows realy amazing. i hope you work on it, for more skinny.

thx
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmlz0:
Thnx man, i'll give it a try!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harky:
i format my card... do i need to do partition?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tone602:
Google SPB 3D LAUNCHER APK
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
Can you shoot me the link I can't seem to find the thread with it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
here you go! http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14605445&postcount=439
[HD2 Android NAND Development] judgekane:
ok tried a task29 and then step-by-step again tonight and still coming up not rooted in rom manager and titanium backup :confused: and i can't connect to my wifi either lol

If i put GBX back on everything is rooted and connects to the wifi no bother, i have no idea what to try next :( HELP
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nandii:
Hi

I would like to change the resolution of my hd2 as written in FAQ, downloaded root editor, and using notepad for overwriting the system file, but it does not let me to save.... Why????? I'm using the latest version of Hyperdroid.

Any help is highly appreciated !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Editing the file in the archive prior to flashing is recommended.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nandii:
mm.. I've already flashed it but now I'd like to try the other resolution as well and change the GPS system file also....

So its not possible after flashed it to the phone?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
After flashed to the phone, not sure. Using the method you already mentioned is how you do it after already flashed. Maybe give more details as to what happens when you try to overwrite...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MIG_30:
hi pongster im using your gbx rom from v7 till v12, i was wondering if i download this rom and remove from it the cm related apks in the system folder i get a rom without cm or it just crashes?

i ask this because in gbx v12 when i get a call the phone only shows the caller name on the 2 (sometimes 3) ringtone.

thanks in advance
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
If I understand your English properly, my suggestion is to task 29 before switching ROMs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nandii:
I got an error message only: the system does not allow to overwrite the file... and exit

So no way to overwrite it somehow?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Dunno. Search the thread, I'm sure there's something in here. Check the OP too.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] igie:
I did it with Super Manager. Go to system, select R/W, and find file named build.prop. At the bottom hit 777 button, and when opened select all (read, write,...). Now reboot, and after reboting change density and save, reboot again...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GroteBozewolf:
Root explorer has a buton which switches between readonly and read/write. Make sure you have the right mode.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PrjmeTjme:
Just Copy and Paste

I get this too. What I do is copy/save that file to a different location. Change what I want then copy and paste it over the original file.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kassor:
Hi all.

I installed this powerfull version of Android on my HD2 a few days ago, and I'm very satisfied of it. But I have a little request and I couldn't find something about that on Internet and this forum. Is it possible to install an application which helps to auto-fill the number at the same time that I'm composing, I mean by the number, or the contact name ? (sorry I was used to have this helpful thing with sense...)

Thanks by advance for your help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skyraider:
Camcorder problem

I installed v2.2.0 but the camcorder doesn't work any idea
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 10507:
How did you get v2.2.0?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Yeah, there isn't any 2.2 yet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skymera:
Clearly a typo...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
So I've been searching thru multiple native android forums for anything that might help in controlling the previously discussed battery drain spikes and found some info that I tried and did notice some drop in the mA spikes. I want as many as you guys that want to try and see what your result is, same or better with this setting change.

I found out that letting the clock update with the network values requires the phone to update the clock very frequently, so by going to settings/date and time and unchecking the automatic box for updating values from network, I personally noticed a more steady standby mA drain. I see more of 2-5mA every time I wake the phone versus all random numbers ranging from 2-15-65-200mA when I used to wake up my phone from idle.

Sent from my HyperDroidCM7 HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ayosopov:
Hi,I tried to install a theme from this topic:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=955177

I tried LUCID.

I download it from here :http://api.viglink.com/api/click?fo...developers&txt=<b> HyperDroid CM7 Themes</b>

and put it on my SD card.

I run cwm and install the zip from my SD card.

I restarted my device but it didn't pass the bootanimation so I reinstall the HyperDroid-CM7-v2.1.0 zip.

But now I getting crashes in facebook and youtube.

How do I fix this crashes?

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sichroteph:
You have to clear all caches plus a factory reset into clock work recovery, it should solve your crash problems.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Maroon:
Try GO Dialer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harky:
same here.... after searching... that forum theme is out-dated...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HD2_addict:
Same here. I've used CWM usb to copy rom's to sd card.So far no problem with corrupted files.

Using WiFi (if you have a wireless router) you can download rom's directly to your sd-card and then flash them. No need for a pc.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skyraider:
is the true version is 2.1.0 but it does not work the same camcorder

any solution
[HD2 Android NAND Development] orhtun01:
Hi Supervisor,

I have updated the theme with more icons.

You can follow the progress here.

Enjoy :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] orhtun01:
Hyperdroid is already LUCID themed. Why are you trying to apply the same theme?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] s.supervisor:
wow thank you very much. and its realy amazing. very good job bro

ps. use thx button later :-))
[HD2 Android NAND Development] orhtun01:
The version you are trying to apply is for Hyperdroid 2.0.0 (not 2.1.0).