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[HD2 Android SD Development] daysey:
Definitely not working for me. See below the line from my startup.txt

set cmdline "nand_boot=0 wifi.mac=00:23:76:5D:02:98 bt.mac=00:23:76:73:AB:07"

My mac remains: 00:90:4C:C5:00:34
[HD2 Android SD Development] jose makalolot:
Try removing nand_boot=0
[HD2 Android SD Development] daysey:
Didn't think that mattered, tried it and no Luck!
[HD2 Android SD Development] deadmansink:
This might be a dumb question, but did you add the mac address to your router?
[HD2 Android SD Development] daysey:
Wifi works quite well, just needed to change it cos of conflict with another HD2.
[HD2 Android SD Development] deadmansink:
Yeah, I know , but is MAC filtering on in your router?
[HD2 Android SD Development] deadmansink:
What I've found so far is changing the kernel...
[HD2 Android SD Development] daysey:
Done that too, changed to MDJ's kernel S8.0 and I still have same mac address.
[HD2 Android SD Development] deadmansink:
Outside of changing you home router MAC filter, I found this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=8828147
[HD2 Android SD Development] deadmansink:
I think you did this already:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788418&page=2

Try Hastarin kernel
[HD2 Android SD Development] deadmansink:
There's a MAC address patch on first post
[HD2 Android SD Development] daysey:
Thanks so much for your help. I've been to that forum before too while seeking for solution and checked out all they said there. Good thing is that Hastarin actually implemented the suggestions there in his kernel and i was able to see the init script that copies the calibration file from /proc/calibration to /etc/calibration and so on for HD builds in my build.

So the solution over there is already in the kernel i'm using but for some strange reason is not working for me. The only thing in the thread i may not have done is to use the kernel attached there cos I felt it's an old kernel. I even posted in the thread for help too.

The mac is not definitely being picked from /etc/calibration as was suggested in the thread in my build but looks like it's being picked from /proc/calibration cos that's the only file with the mac address I keep seeing in my build. I've practically changed all files that could be changed to insert the mac address I want. Sadly /proc/calibration cant be changed as operation is not allowed.
[HD2 Android SD Development] captainhakan:
Can somebody please post an idiot's guide on how to setup this kernel on builds which don't support cedesmith's initgr properly?

I am stucked using this 8.6eb kernel on MDJ Desire HD 4.6 build

EDIT: I have checked out hastarin's post1 and post2 on the issue. And i'm giving here the links of those posts just in case to save time of people who might be looking for these posts.

It still sucks to execute the both init files and execute a gscript command on each boot though :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] toogoodtobetrue:
ok

ok man thank you
[HD2 Android SD Development] deeb:
Hello All

I'm also have a small question about power drain.

In ROM MDJ Froyo HD 4.6 with hastarin r8.6 I have noticed the same thing what

stumbleine has noticed.

Earlier I've been using that gorgeous kernel with MDJ Sense Clean 2.4 ROM, and

those sudden changes of current were much rarer.

Do You think this issue could be caused by ROM?

P.S. I have done every step from hastarin's FAQ page, and every background data/program was closed - (not working). And when phone is in Airplane Mode the power drain is stable as rock - 3mA.
[HD2 Android SD Development] stumbleine:
It happened to me with mdeejay HD build. I couldn't find the reason, but it should be related with the buid itself, as I began with a clean data and I installed the same apps as everytime I start from scratch.

I thought it was due to the desire HD buid using some more data and sync apps as Hastarin suggested, but I finally sorted it out using Cedesmith's HD buid.

With this one I just get the smoothness and low battery drain as with mdeejay Clean buid but with the Desire HD updates.

Hope it helps.
[HD2 Android SD Development] deeb:
Thx for answer.

So for now, the best solution is change ROM to cedesmith hd2?
[HD2 Android SD Development] stumbleine:
In my opinion, yes.

Anyway, I stopped using mdeejay at his 4.2 version I think. There have been others since that.

The only thing I can tell you is that for me it has worked.

Cedesmith's post is not as "clear" as mdeejay's one, but it's worth a try, no?

Greetings.
[HD2 Android SD Development] deeb:
You're right.

But cedesmith ROM has so many updates, scripts, so I don't know which one should be executed. heh:P:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] locn:
I have been having this issue as well and its driving me nuts. I finally found out how to get around it. If I turn my mobile data off it drops down to 5mah.

I kept on checking my battery usage and the Android system was using much more than it should have been while sleeping. I'm not sure if its because I have bad exception where I live but in the earlier builds I never had the problem.
[HD2 Android SD Development] dubie76:
Do we see anp 8.7 our higher anytime in the near future?

Sent from my Galaxy Tablet Baby!
[HD2 Android SD Development] deeb:
Hi All.

Is it possible to decrease max. cpu frequency to 128MHz when device is sleeping?

What should be done to do that?

Thx for answer.
[HD2 Android SD Development] noellenchris:
It might be possible, but I think the cpu at 128MHz would actually consume more batter. Why? If your phone is checking or syncing with gmail when it's asleep and the cpu is at 128 it may take a whole lot more time which would look like 30-40MaH on current widget.

Now if your cpu could spike back to 998 and check email/sync it will probably take less than a minute at slightly more drain but shorter time.

My point is you have to still give the HD2 some cpu when it sleeps as Android does what it wants when it wants. And if you slow the cpu, it will be trying to do stuff the entire time it's a sleep. Let the device use what it wants and if the current is still too high, find the app or whatever is using it and kill it or uninstall it. I don't even use a sleep profile anymore and it runs great. I usually see about 4mah when I wake my phone on current widget.

Anyhow just a suggestion.
[HD2 Android SD Development] deeb:
Aha. I'm using MDJ Froyo HD 4.6 with hastarin r8.6 kernel - maybe it has not a sleep mode. But I've got a very strange issue:

My log from current widget shows this:

2010/12/27 22:56:04,-64mA

2010/12/27 22:57:10,-3mA

2010/12/27 22:58:16,-13mA

2010/12/27 22:59:18,-13mA

2010/12/27 23:00:25,-110mA

2010/12/27 23:01:32,-5mA

...

2010/12/27 23:04:48,-5mA

2010/12/27 23:05:52,-26mA

2010/12/27 23:06:58,-68mA

2010/12/27 23:08:04,-5mA

...

2010/12/27 23:13:31,-5mA

2010/12/27 23:14:37,-2mA

2010/12/27 23:15:41,-2mA

2010/12/27 23:16:47,-73mA

2010/12/27 23:17:52,-13mA

2010/12/27 23:18:57,-40mA

When the screen is off. It is doing sth.

So I've got idea to decrease CPU speed, but You've convinced me to not to do that.
[HD2 Android SD Development] stumbleine:
NAND Released

Just in case anyone still doesn't know it.

Android on NAND released!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=893620

Greetings!
[HD2 Android SD Development] morpheus1982:
Turn off auto-update/sync, and use the "Sync All" widget when you want everything re-synced. It seems like there is more things to be synced in the HD build compared to the standard Desire build, so standby drain is always interrupted, even when the controllable update frequencies are "infrequent".

EDIT: Also turn off Mobile Data until you need to resync...

EDIT2: I dont know what my phone is doing anymore...getting a constant 60mA in standby. Maybe I have changed too many settings to try and save battery, and now I need a reboot...
[HD2 Android SD Development] deeb:
Thanks, it helps.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sorodrigo:
kernel nand for ext batt??

:confused:
[HD2 Android SD Development] xda-member:
+1 would be awsome !
[HD2 Android SD Development] Pillosoft:
Extended Battery BP E400 / 2300 mAh

:( 8.6_eb not working with extended battery BP E400 / 2300 mAh... :(

Any solution?

Thx

radio 2.12.50.02, SD 16 gb class 4, formatted 32 Kb, Rom WM ChuckyROMS GTX 2.5... Thx
[HD2 Android SD Development] xda-member:
Try hastarin r7.7
[HD2 Android SD Development] Pillosoft:
Thx, I've resolved by full charging under WM and then starting Android. There still problems when restart android with battery not full charged. Every time, I must do the same procedure...:rolleyes:
[HD2 Android SD Development] prag16:
Extended battery

When you all talk about it 'not working', what is the actual behavior? Inaccurate reporting? Or does the phone actually die before the battery is actually dead?
[HD2 Android SD Development] northern247:
Should find that it works better for you if you fully deplete your battery and then charge it back to full while booted into windows this will mean android will have full info on your battery stats from 100% right to 0% :)

Currently Running Tytung's NAND Nexus V1.9a.

If i have helped you, please use the thanks button :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Pillosoft:
I mean that the phone turn off before load completely Android or block on the green logo Android.

I have partially solved with full charging under WM.

radio 2.12.50.02

SD 16 gb class 4 formatted 32 Kb

Rom WM ChuckyROMS GTX 2.5

darkstone SuperRAM Sense v0.1 [kernel: Hastarin EB]
[HD2 Android SD Development] Pillosoft:
Thx, I try

radio 2.12.50.02

SD 16 gb class 4 formatted 32 Kb

Rom WM ChuckyROMS GTX 2.5

darkstone SuperRAM Sense v0.1 [kernel: Hastarin EB]
[HD2 Android SD Development] prag16:
Wow... what the heck is the reason for that??? No other OS I've EVER used has ever been unable to handle a battery with a higher mAh rating straight away.

But using the hastarin eb builds, this DOES work if you charge fully under WM before the initial android boot?

What about batteries other than the official HTC 2300mAh battery? There are 3rd party batteries ranging from 1600mAh to 2600 mAh... would there be issues?? I am using MDJ 4.6, currently with his 8.0 kernel, but I am looking into getting an extended battery...
[HD2 Android SD Development] Pillosoft:
As I told, I have not problem if I charge completely the battery under WM.

I need this procedure

only

if I turn off the phone. In the other cases the phone is perfect. I'm using darkstone SuperRAM Sense v0.1 [kernel: Hastarin EB] and it is amazing!

I'm talking only for original extended battery BP E400 / 2300 mAh, I don't know about the other batteries.
[HD2 Android SD Development] 4D3:
Hi,

I have tried searching the thread for ext support but i get posts about "ext battery"

I have an ext partition on my sd card created with the clockwork mod, im using MDJ Gingerbread rom, but it is not seeing the ext partition as internal memory.

I understand this is something to do with the kernel used in the rom, so i was wondering if someone could tell me if i swapped the kernel over to this one would i be able to see the extra space?

thanks in advance and i hope that is not a dumb question!!

MG
[HD2 Android SD Development] prag16:
Okay, so you charge fully in WM before booting into android, and then after that it's fine? You can discharge/charge at will with no issues (until the next reboot)? And after a reboot, you have to do the same thing: charge to full in WM again?

And the OS's reporting of the battery percentage seems accurate?

EDIT: I reread a previous post of yours which seems to answer my first paragraph, all in the affirmative, so just my second question (about battery percentage reporting) still applies...).
[HD2 Android SD Development] Pillosoft:
Yes

Yes

Yes :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] deeb:
Is that kernel working with NAND ROMs?
[HD2 Android SD Development] prag16:
Thanks much! Very helpful.

Only question left is how this will work with MDJ 4.6. Haven't been able to get an answer over at that board yet...

But as long as I know this CAN work, I'll go ahead and get the battery. Thanks!
[HD2 Android SD Development] prag16:
Battery consumption

I am using MDJ 4.6, and was using his 8.0 kernel. With that kernel, i'd see 4-7mAh at idle as far as the battery's concerned.

I swapped out that kernel for Hastarin 8.6eb, and now idle battery consumption is not dropping below 60mAh. Nothing else in my setup changed, and obviously that is a huge difference. Anybody else experienced anything like that, and are there any suggestions?
[HD2 Android SD Development] Pillosoft:
Don't worry it is normal.

setting>location> deselect use wireless

Then reset the phone, when Android is loaded wait 5 minutes before unlock.

After unlock wait other 5 minutes.

With this kernel works also the extended battery in MDJ 4.6

Bye
[HD2 Android SD Development] prag16:
The potential issue is that people were over there complaining that they had to run init files or something on each boot when using the hastarin 8.6eb kernel with MDJ 4.6. But now nobody's answering my questions about it... oh well, when I get my battery I'll mess around with it and see what the results are...
[HD2 Android SD Development] mattfmartin:
Where has Hastarin been, on vacation?
[HD2 Android SD Development] ikkon:
been asking that too

come on hastarin, wheres the nand kernel =P
[HD2 Android SD Development] darkony:
maybe he`s flooded too?
[HD2 Android SD Development] boonbing:
Aust has been hit by the flood badly... hope he is not affected.
[HD2 Android SD Development] hastarin:
The older driver is not reliable enough without booting in to WM (battery won't charge to full all the time) and I couldn't get the new driver tweaked to work with the extended battery.

I will try to release a NAND compatible version of my kernel in the next week or so, but the EB version may not be useable. :(

I'm about, but have been busy with life (family, friends, other projects, and gaming) and happy with my phone as is.

I've been chatting to some folks on IRC today though and trying to get myself back up to speed. So even if I don't get MAGLDR and a NAND build on my phone I'll try to release a compatible and updated kernel when time permits.

PS No flooding here. I live on a hill in Melbourne. My yard might get a little wet in the next few days but I'll be fine. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] manusfreedom:
Hastarin, maybe you can check tytung version of your kernel. He modified it to be able run in NAND version.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ikkon:
good to know, hastarin:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] dave-:
That'd be good, your kernels on the SD builds were great.

Yeah it works but all the kernels used in the non sense NAND builds have high current draw issues when BT is turned on (even standby)

It has been mentioned in many threads but no one seems to have any idea how to fix or if it is even being worked on as an issue.

The option of using a Sense build (which i am now) or using a widget to turn on/off BT sucks :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] SyLvEsTeR20007:
yo bro, hope you can work out the extended battery for nand. I will donate big time if you can make it work!!!!! I do like to pay for services rendered!!
[HD2 Android SD Development] hastarin:
Just a quick note that I didn't get a chance to look at things this past weekend. :(

Chances of me doing more than just getting things working is almost nothing. I really don't have the time to dedicate like I was originally.
[HD2 Android SD Development] rhacy:
Understandable... and thanks for the heads up. That said, I know many of us HD2 Android addicts have been hoping for a NAND version of your r8.6 Kernel. In turn, hope time permits you to give it a go. Regardless, thanks so much for all your excellent contributions and help.

Cheers,

R
[HD2 Android SD Development] SyLvEsTeR20007:
Hey buddy, no rush on anything, but on the off chance you get a second free, could you throw a guess as to if extended battery support will ever be a NAND option?

Many thank

P.s, im dieing to donate some $$$ for extended battery support. ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] seano812:
Camera fix anyoune?

I'm using darkstone HD2froyo v3 and r8.6 on my HD2 leo for tmob USA and cant get the camera to work. All i get is a black screen, and nothing else....

Everything else is wrking great.

Anyone know how to fix this? I searched and cant find anything

thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] boonbing:
Somewhere on this thread, I think a person by nick tytung posted a version with old cam driver for hastarin 8.6... think this will solve your problem.
[HD2 Android SD Development] manusfreedom:
Tytung kernel:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=895059

Tytung Froyo ROM:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10429937&postcount=3

Tytung Gingerbread ROM:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=905060
[HD2 Android SD Development] seano812:
Thanks for the info.. I appreciate it .... worked like a charm
[HD2 Android SD Development] voided:
Tytung's kernel does not support overclock to 1536mhz..
[HD2 Android SD Development] Niek_66:
Are you working on a kernel that supports the official HTC extened battery?

Wish to install the NAND Android build from Sergio76 (Coredroid) but I was told this will not work with the official HTC extended battery??
[HD2 Android SD Development] blowtje90:
the r8.6_eb kernel works perfect on my hd2 with the extended battery (official one)!

running mjd froyo hd 4.6 from sd!

battery percentage is accurate enoug(same as winmo) :D

good work!
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ciddy:
Hey, just a quick question, I'm also running MDJs HD 4.6 and want to upgrade the kernel to hastarins 8.6 - but for the sake of it, I can't find info on how to swap MDJs kernel "Image" file for hastarins "zImage" and getting it to boot. I've searched like stupid but seem to always pick the wrong query words... Any help would be appreciated.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ToddeSwe:
Download the 8.6 kernal and unarchive it, put everything but devs and read me folder into your Android folder whatever name it has. Then startup your Android as usually.

This is the normal way to do it i think, have not used MDJ's for a while now and maybe he have changed the procedure to update kernals ...
[HD2 Android SD Development] Evzik:
Hi,

I have the new mobil phone HTC HD 2 and there do not work the G-sensor and Proximity sensor – neither in rom SD nor in NAND.

It looks like,that there is installed the new hardware that is not compatible with present Android drivers.

Above mentioned sensors works in WM6.5 and WP7 without any problem.

Is there any possibility that in the nearest future ( some days) any kernel adjustment will be realized – for the drivers to be implemented into the newly produced HTC HD 2 phones ?
[HD2 Android SD Development] hashnon:
As it is stated in Hastarin's FAQ, first you should try kernel from main development tree from here
[HD2 Android SD Development] Evzik:
I tried some sorts of Kernel but in no one works G sensor or Proximity sensor. As I know the other people have the same problem and it concerns only the newly produced HTC HD2. My mobil phone was bought on 24.2.2011. The problem is solved here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=894511

however without any reaction of Kernel progrramming engineer up to now.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ultraboss:
Led notifications (another)

Hi Hastarin,

first thx for your kernel, it runs smooth and fast.

I've upgraded my rom [MCCM]DesireHDV4.0/kernel_gauner's with your kernel cause of some things doesn't run well.

My led notifications still works, before it just light up and still, now it just blinks once.

Does the lights.qsd8k.so just manage the led and buttons or the screen backlight too ???

My previous lights.qsd8k.so was the same of yours (cause of gauner's kernel).

How can I set the blink interval without "Led Me Know" ???
[HD2 Android SD Development] shagratt:
Someone know how to use this kernel to MIUI builds ? I love this kernel cause the ability to change mac-address (something I need here at work :/), new kernels tend to put whatever mac they want
[HD2 Android SD Development] NEO130:
Hastarin, in your kernel only is working with the EB battery. Why isn`t it workin in tytungs kernel ?
[HD2 Android SD Development] yugoport:
I would love to know that too.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kchris:
Could you compile a kernel version with extra undervolting like 850mV? There was a kernel with this voltage and I used it without any stability problems (but it was for rmnet/desire rom)... How much mA could be spared through this setting?
[HD2 Android SD Development] v-b-n:
For darkstone's Desire HD build you need to change the startup.txt and edit "Image" to "zImage" or just rename the image file from zImage to Image but need to add the nand_boot=0 option as described in first post !
[HD2 Android SD Development] interfreak:
Understood! :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] LittleH79:
Until this point my HD2 freezes when booting where it says unlocking sim??

I've tried both versions 5 and editted the startup.txt.

And I'm using Mdeejays HD 3.1 version.

Anybody else having the same??
[HD2 Android SD Development] davejones:
Same here using the same version. Even tried on a brand new sd...trying darkstone's beta now..
[HD2 Android SD Development] hastarin:
No I won't be releasing a kernel that low or one that is overclocked higher. I get enough questions as it is without releasing something like that.

My code is there though if someone wants to compile it themselves.

Sent via XDA App
[HD2 Android SD Development] stickydonkey:
This kernel doesn't work for me. I get bluescreen right after Haret changes to kernel boot. Yes, i have the NAND statement in. Followed instructions. Changed back to old "image" and works fine again.
[HD2 Android SD Development] maxh2005:
> bluescreen right after Haret changes to kernel boot

I got this with mattc 1.8 - I booted it about six times, and three of those times I got a bluescreen. The other three times, without having made any changes at all except for rebooting WinMo, it booted OK without a bluescreen. Although it then, three times out of three, hung a few minutes into using Android.

So try booting it again a few times?
[HD2 Android SD Development] pescixx79:
can you post how starup.txt may be edit?

ok... now work!!!

Thank's to all
[HD2 Android SD Development] catmat:
Not a problem, take it.
[HD2 Android SD Development] interfreak:
Umm open it up with notepad and edit it?

Looks like I'll be sticking with 4.1 judging by some of these replies. Again great work Hastarin but could there be a few bugs with kernel #5?
[HD2 Android SD Development] elsecreto09:
Does the file named hastarin need to be renamed to zImage? I am at setup stuck and it says "jumping to kernel(custom)" Do i need to wait or something its wrong? and also is this how start up should be "rel_path=HyperDroidSense nand_boot=0" I done it before with no problems. Thank You hastarin for all your hard work.
[HD2 Android SD Development] hastarin:
For those getting blue screens make sure you read the README.txt

If that doesn't help try the alternative version without the overclocking, undervolting, etc

I did get a blue screen early on during testing but haven't had any lately in numerous reboots.

PS Double check you are using the new haret.exe I provide. I just realized this kernel may require it.

Sent via XDA App
[HD2 Android SD Development] rasumia:
thanks a lot! its like programming class line is not in correct order so not working =)
[HD2 Android SD Development] w0nz3r:
The blue screen is because you must to edit startup.txt

set mtype 2524

set ramaddr 0x11800000

set ramsize 0x1e400000

set initrd_offset 0x00a00000

set KERNEL zImage

set initrd initrd.gz

set cmdline "rel_path=Android

nand_boot=0

"

boot