yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] codiak:
Stragen.. my Market is still the old one and works fine.

Have you tried to delete the MarketUpdater.apk? (Have not tested it by myself!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gwbard:
Freeze "Market Updater" with Titanium.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ryantrus:
Thanks

1) The ROM was perfect, fast and smooth, but my google account was gone and i can't add my account back. I only see Yahoo, Facebook and Corparation accounts, NOT GOOGLE in Settings-Accounts & Sync.

2) Also the superuser was failed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alegra:
I will try it later, thank you.

Alex
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alegra:
I didn't find a freeze menu in Titanium.

BTW, beside the Market app (3.1.3), Titanium detects several other things: Market Feedback Agent (com.google.android.feedback), Market Apps Installation (com.teamdouche.pacman ???) and Market Updater (com.android.vending.updater). Do I need them or can I risk deleting them, perhaps this strange Pacmang thing?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MagikWorx:
I mentioned starting another thread, so you wouldn't get flamed on this one. Traditionally with every ROM release, there's bug reports and thanks associated and there's pages of it. This is Pongster's space for his HyperDroid CM7. Organization and cleanliness of the threads matter for his bug reports to make his ROM better.

Now that being said, if you can make a ROM, congrats because I for one can't. It takes time, patience and skill to produce one that runs, let alone one that runs well. Don't be discouraged by assholes, they exist everywhere. You may just come up with a fix that Pongster needed in his ROM, or see a problem with the entire base/kernel that you can solve. Hell, when Ponster decides it's not for him or moves on to his Galaxy SII, there's going to be a massive void. You might just fill it and have millions of adoring fans because you didn't give up.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pirate.666:
Couldn't agree more

Sent from my HD2 powered by Hyperdroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lunchmoney:
Hey guys.. no option to set MMS Protocol?

This feature is missing?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D4rk50ul:
Not offended at all, a separate thread should be made though. If there is a variant running around it will be hard to troubleshoot problems in thread because we wont have any testing done with it. Better to keep this for official releases.

Edit: new market works fine in new version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Glen_H:
I had the same problem some weeks ago, pressing some buttons seemed to make the touchscreen respond again. Tried to reflash to winmo but problems persisted. Went back to the shop and they send it for repairs. Got it back in a few days with a new screen and all problems are gone now. Think you need to do the same.

When you bring it back make sure to remove your screen protector if you are using one, they will probably remove it and tell you the protector is the cause of your problems and you have to send it in a second time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] domado:
What are the names of the 2 digital babies? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fhasovic:
MMS User Agent should be cooked in as "NexusOne"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fhasovic:
I was not aware that there is some hyperdroid version in works. I have been hanging in hyperdroid command center for weeks alone...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] consolation:
The easiest fix I found is to use root explorer to change the permissions for the cache directory. Just allow everything, you have to do this after every reboot, but it takes all of 30 seconds to do.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Eodun:
Edit the init script to do it automagically
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lunchmoney:
I meant the MMS Protocol to enable WAP2.0 for APN in wireless & networks.

Is WAP2.0 on by default? That's why no option in hyperdroid cm7?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fhasovic:
I have just checked on my cm7 nightly, can't find option for that...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] p552941:
Can you please explain more detail.

The new market is problem me too

thank you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gwbard:
Try reading and/or searching the thread -- this has been explained at least a dozen times...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jae-v:
phone has been running like hell lately, cant wait for an update :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 10507:
I don't think it is going to be anytime soon. Postponed for new feature to be added and test. Now, more features have been discovered, so there will be more postpone for adding the new feature to rom. And then more testing.........
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seadersn:
hmm... you'll be happy soon ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lunchmoney:
Thanks for confirming that fhasovic.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] consolation:
Can't be bothered to be honest. Plus, once the market is integrated with the new rom it won't be necessary. It literally takes a few seconds to change the permissions with root explorer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] YZ:
To get the new market working do this: (have been working for me for 2 weeks)

Download the new market. Make sure the cache folder has all the permissions checked (can be done with root explorer)

Copy the new market into system/app, delete the exiting vending.apk, and rename the new market to vending apk. Check all the permissions, reboot and enjoy :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] montecarlo5:
you need to set cache folder permissions , or it will force close.

if you like the new look of the market youll need to make script to change cache folder permissions or do it manully every time you reboot your phone.

if you dont like the new market, you can goto settings/ applications/ manage applications/ scroll down to market and click unistall update, then use titanium back to freeze market updater app.

if want to keep the new market download this app and install it on your phone. open it up, hit menu button/new/ new script/ name whatever you want it then okay, new window pops up hit script manager edit, type su(hit enter) chmod 777 cache (hit enter) now hit menu key, save, hit back button til youre out of the editer window, (should be two pushes) scroll till you see your file name you made, tap it/ select run as root and run at boot, hit save. exit all the way out and reboot, after boot su will pop up asking allow or deny, hit allow and market should work fine from then on
[HD2 Android NAND Development] idrozd:
Maybe someone would be interested.

Put the last kernel of Tytung (Tytung_r11) on HyperDroid-CM7-v2.1.0 [a2sd +] [CyanogenMod7 LEO 2.3.4] [Tytung_R10]

Tested.

Everything works except regime change, the processor (not exposed ondemand). Maybe someone knows what to fix to be able to change the regime?

Also notice (including a default kernel), which is not quite stably USB tething - as full-time means and with using the program wired_trether. At random times RNDIS adapter "fall off" you restart again some time working ... Maybe that something will tell you what you can do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seadersn:
new kernel (initrd.gz) for hyperdroid series includes market fix, scaling governor fix and completely clk compatible mounting / symlinking of cache/recovery/download folders. beside some other nice tweaks, which are for example saving more battery power, quicker reaction etc. it's based on tytungs r11, so everything is uptodate (native usb tethering and stuff) :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Weeman2k3:
i can't waint...... mainly because it will fix wakeup lag for auo hd2's :X
[HD2 Android NAND Development] islamicwarrior27:
Would that "market fix" also remedy the bad scaling for the wonderful dpi of 167?

BTW, first it was an earthquake, now I'm in a hurricane. Bring it on, mother nature! I will survive to see the Hyperdroid update!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seadersn:
unfortunately not :( this needs to be fixed by google itself. maybe it's possible to decompile market app and search and edit this dpi stuff; but i believe after compiling it wouldnt work anymore due to security stuff :(

market fix applies only to correct permissions for the corresponding folders.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arminvm:
any updates?

i know that this question has been asked several and several times here...but all of us, i mean hyperdroid fans, re really bored and want just the update version of this rom, not any of the other roms we see in the HD2 android forum.

can anyone say any exact time for the update?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] islamicwarrior27:
Sorry, new to java, but can't we decompile it without breaking the signature using winrar?

If this is possible, I would be more than happy to give it a shot if someone would simply point me in the right direction.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MagikWorx:
It's done when it's done, and not a moment sooner. Release schedules are like laws, they're great in theory, but their boundaries are meant to be pushed and mended as new information arises.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] islamicwarrior27:
Couldn't have said it better myself.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 10507:
The update is scheduled for release before the end of this year.:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] s_superman:
Ha ha

LOL

I think my HD2 would be dead by then :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eenbox:
It is very very very simple to fix the Market - just did it last night:

Go to the folder "cache" in root explorer and click long hold - select permissions and select all unchecked boxes (giving all permissions)... ps do not go INTO the folder - just select and long hold...

Then - go into system/apps and find VENDING.apk - then RENAME that file into Market.apk - and that's it...

I did this and since then new market works just fine under 167 density!

Try it out and see it for yourself - it should work fine...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] islamicwarrior27:
I tried and it did not work. I meant the mixed up layout. The gui looses all of it's appeal due to incorrect scaling. Thank you, however.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arminvm:
Ohh,thank god so;-)

Good sense of humor man,the device is getting aged infront of the new ones,it needs updates,but anyway hope the new year comes soon to see it:-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] _X_:
Flashing addicts please go here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1236027
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eenbox:
My experience with this ROM... so far not so good...

So I finally decided to scrap my old MDJ 2.6 and move on onto something updated, newer, (better?!?!) ... aaaand I decided to go for Hyper 2.10 ROM ...

167 density does not bother me but I did get a question from my wife if I was high due to my eyes being really red - all that after 3hrs of playing with new ROM :) ... anyhow - story begins...

First issue I noticed was that within 7hrs my battery was drained - very high spikes from 4mA up to 650mA - never happened with MDJ's ROM ... anyhow... I am thinking maybe it needs to kind of get used to a battery and recharge it few times before the start of standard 2-4mA... so, before that happened - I was recharging it for the second time now and when I wanted to start it up to check on something believe it or not: BLACK SCREEN OF DEATH!!!

W O W ...

One simple thing: this ROM is done for me and I am installing something else - even if I had to go back to my MDJ 2.6 ... not a happy camper with this ROM.. at all
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 10507:
Try BOYPPC Rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bologna:
in my signature in my opinion...the best Rom for now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DominMc:
Hi

Hi everybody...I need help...

After Flashing HyperDroid ROM v12, my devise freezing after Android logo...

Here is the details...

I'm doing task29, then radio 2.15.50.14,

cLK 1.3.3 150MB

I tried do it with magldr, and the same thing...

What can be the problems? My device is T-Mobile 1024

What i should do?

Sorry for my poor English
[HD2 Android NAND Development] islamicwarrior27:
Pongster! Great to see you're online! Ignore those guys. It would be a miracle if they were loyal to anything that was good to them, let alone your wonderful roms. I've been a Hyperdroid addict since before GBX and have loved every step of the way. Take your time with the update. Even if we don't want to admit, some of us will wait forever for your roms. Also, tend to your family if need be.

I send the best of wishes to you and your family (including Anton).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bemanet:
Hi Pongster, nice to see you... :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shorty1483:
+1

just switched to see differences to 2.3.5 and the newer CM versions.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GroteBozewolf:
Just ignore all those stupid comments. If you want Android on your HD2 there are only three ROMs to choose from: Hyperdroid GBX/CM7 or Tytungs Nexus HD.

Keep up the good work and enjoy the family.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
@_X_

Advertise somewhere else!

@Bologna

You too! Advertise somewhere else!

@10507

You too! Advertise somewhere else!

WHATS UP WITH YOU PEOPLE?

SPAM OTHER THREADS!

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@eenbox

1.Whine somewhere else!

2.If you want help or want to know why this happened to you, post all the information people need. Examples:

-radio?

-How installed?

-Reboots done? (for black screen and battery drain issue)

-Sd ext?

Well have fun with another build :cool:

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@Pongster

Sad to see that one of your (lately rare) post goes to these noobs.

Wish you all the best with your new family member ;D

And of course i cant wait to see if something new comes from Hyperdroid ;D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bologna:
he was on mdj!! and I suggester FOR NOW to switch to another... only after his bad report for this rom that obviously you have not considered...maybe he need only a different work!

I didn't gain a cent spamming ok?

And also try to be more polite if you can
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 10507:
What the HE$$ do you want to tell the dude. You want me to tell him that his phone is not working correctly since flashing HyperDroid ROM. Oh yeah, I should have said the him, since you've flashed a ROM that did not work for you, you should just leave that phone home as paperweight or as a coaster for your coffee mug. Since the ROM is not working for him now, I think he has the right to go search for some other ROM that would fit his preference. PLEASE GIVE USER A CHOICE. As for you, you should be advised him on what to do to get his phone working again and not criticize him or any other users that are trying to help solve user problem.

The bottom line is, no matter how much I advertise for other ROMs, people will come back for PONGSTER's ROM. I knows, I have been using his ROM since the day of the SD-ROM.

No further comment please,
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seadersn:
*g* calm down, everyone. weather is nice, at least here: go swimming, biking, skating etc. pp. let do us our work, it will be fine, within a week you're happy and all is good :D we hope ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bologna:
last reply for me

I'm very calm and happy, we must only try to respect each other and all will be fine ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Everything is falling into place... some members of the team will become more involved in ensuring you guys have the HyperDroid for HD2 for as long as we have our HD2's...

I don't have to much spare time right now so its a blessing that others will be able to step up...

If you find that the ROM doesn't work as expected, I'd look at my setup carefully and search the thread as most users (myself and the team included) are still on v2.1 from May 31, 2011...

You're free to use other ROM's and I'm pretty sure a quick search will show that there are other ROM's to flash... no need to advertise on this thread (although I do understand that "advertising" on the thread will be effective given the number of people who drop by the thread to check if there is a new update)...

I mentioned "2 digital babies" in my twitter thread... and rightly so as the CM7 flavor of HyperDroid for HD2 is on its way out...

The other one is another HyperDroid... the "Androidmeda" which is for another device altogether. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rnscotch:
+1, Totally agree.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bologna:
We all understand that you have other highest priorities (family and your real work). You have no idea how many advertisements I gave for your rom to other people. This time and only for this guy I (we?) just thought that he needed to be helped suggesting another work, where all is updated (drivers, libs and so on)

I can't only endure rude people that's all.

Apart from this I wish you all the best for your family and thanks for your reply
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sequester:
Look forward to the update - although the latest version works perfect for me and I really wonder what can be improved at all.

I hope the third "baby" is for the Sensation - I am not too happy with the ROMs currently available there. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
The other device is related to "Androidmeda" which is another Galaxy altogether... in the vast Universe we belong to *hint *hint *hint :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] neato4u:
Hey pongster, great news you got yourself the SGS2.. it's a great device.

Sad knowing there will be no updates to this ROM anymore.. It was one of my fav.. tried a few other ROMs out there, but when I feel frustrated with them, I always fall back to Hyperdroid.

It's just some minor issues that kept me looking for new ROMs (such as the volume issue - covered with temporary fix explained on my blog :http://neato4u.wordpress.com/2011/08/04/hyperdroid-cm7-v2-1-0-microphone-volume-issue/ )

Well hope all the best to you! Life goes on, sometimes we need to leave things behind for the better.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LOocifur:
Best rom ever one of the best phone HD2

I have been using many roms since I had my HD2..But when I moved to Hyperdroid..I just can't live without it..So amazing..Love it man..I hope the other developers will keep up the good work..Long live Hyperdroid!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ORiZorrie:
I second this. Have been supporter of this ROM for quite some time. Recommended lots of people to run this ROM, some of them still do. But CM7 gets daily updates ... and there hasn't been an update in 4 months on this ROM .. thus I can understand people recommending (hardly advertising) other ROM's. It's no disrespect at all, it's simply trying to help others and trying to stop the whining for updates on this ROM. So the comment of dertester123 is uncalled for. Simple.

@pongster: I do wish you the best of luck with your wife and kids and the new phone. I'm sure they can use a good cook there too ;-) =D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D.O.C:
You guys are really funny, Even after pongster manages to build up a stable android release (cm7 and customized/modded which was very innovative about 6 months ago), then shared it, and updated as quick as he could (yes, lately as quick as he can is 4 months), you guys start to critize him and his work.

C´mon, let be a bit mature here. Sar is a really nice guy and I have been in touch with him all of this months, and he has run into all sort of troubles, and hyperdroid project belive me was last in his priority list. Thank god he managed to build a stable build before the developing paused.

So if the Rom stops being updated....then the rom aint good anymore?, It was good (and still is) isnt it?, Hes got a new family member now, and, instead of us all being supportive and comprehensive, we start complain about why the rom isnt being updated.

Stop asking ETAS, stop spamming the thread (which is large enough already filled with useful information), just stop. As of right now, you want an updated build?, go to another thread, this thread is for Hyperdroid developing purposes, a rom that was a "gift" from pongster for the HD2 community (us).

Pongster is the main developer, and the team is being restructurized right now because update is necessary now. Distributing tasks as those of developing of build itself, syncing cm7 sources, modding, kernel developing, theming, support of thread, adding of new features, etc, is being redistributed along team members. Then as all of u know, beta testing. Belive me, to maintain a build and to achieve stability aint easy and quick, and it becomes more difficult if it is built on your free time, time that was supposed to be resting, having fun, spend quality time with familly, etc.

There is no one to blame here, hyperdroid became stable enough so we all could take care of another bussiness without worrying about the damn phone battery life, lock downs, freezes, etc.

Now new times are coming up.

I dont like ETAs cause maybe tomorrow something more importatn (yes, more important than hyperdroid) may arise on any of the team member´s life (dont get me wrong, we want to get this update out already as much as you guys want it to be), but fist, we must assure that in 48 hrs some of you may wont just go "naah, 2.1.0 was better, im going back".

As I have said before, chill out, enjoy your phone, we are trying to make space for hyperdroid in our lifes (and that means a lot for some of us).

Sadly, if this sort of spamming continues, I will personally ask Pongster to please close the thread until the update is ready, cause no developing and only spam is being posted here and this is just sad, very, very sad. There is no one to blame here, there is nothing wrong here, Hyperdroid is stable, Hyperdroid is fast, Hyperdroid aint that old and Hyperdroid is going to be reborn (maybe this week, I surely hope so).

I am not apologizing on behalf on anyone this time, just wanted to let you guys know that negative comments impact negatively on developing.

Sincerely from a

Hyperdroid team member.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MagikWorx:
@pongster @doctorcete

I recently came into a fair amount of time available to do development. If you would like another hand at the build, I'm a Computer Engineering student with a decent amount of programming experience in embedded systems, embedded C/C++ and verilog.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D.O.C:
Thanks.....will send u a pm
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carlosevil:
Thanks doctorcete. You are right about some users. They don't know how to wait an good moment. They are looking another roms updates, but they don't know wait for this rom. I think this rom is good enough for now. In my case, I'm not impatience for a new update. Is an update coming? well, it will be welcome in its moment.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D4rk50ul:
Yeah unfortunately we aren't a bunch of high school kids spending 20 hours a day tweaking ROMs. I appreciate the support from users. Recommending other ROMS can be done by PM it isn't related to the development of Hyperdroid.

Even when the new release gets here don't expect weekly updates. Its not needed and I expect the dev cycle to be based on major changes or enhancements, not just to say we did. I think its beneficial to have a stable base you aren't forced to update constantly to keep it doing its job.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jefffff:
looking forward to the update! many thanks to the developers effort - spending precious hours on this rom.

i've been on this stable rom for like months thus i didnt have to look back to this forum for any other roms :)