yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] bshrode:
Ok, so I'm only having one glitch now. APN and everything is configured, however the phone will not obey the "Network Mode" setting. I'm trying to set it to WCDMA only, but after selecting it, airplane mode, etc. it still is choosing the GSM/EDGE network inside my house because it is stronger than the WCDMA signal. Is anyone else having this problem?
[HD2 Android SD Development] mattfmartin:
Adfree from the market
[HD2 Android SD Development] Iswear:
I got 5~6mah w/o setcpu. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ducter:
skeptics...

Go for it. This ROM rocks, bout the only way to say it lol.

I have tried near about every release that has been posted and this one clearly takes the cake. If you want stable, with working damn near everything grab it.

Volume levels are great once again, actually had to turn it down when I was talking to my wife lol, you may find the first boot takes a while with some weird ass garbled looking crap on your screen but let it sit, its worth it.

If your on a build right now, with your mms and all working, head to the market and grab apn backup and restore. It will allow you to simply restore your working APN's with a click.

I have no sounds for ringer, alarm and so on but zedge from the market fixes it, allowing you download ringers and stuff, or simply backup your media folder from your current build.

Thank you for a awesome build.
[HD2 Android SD Development] gilla87:
ok.. cool, I dont mind if it had a dancing fat man for the boot screen, i just want to try this build.. Ive been on this static screen for 10 mins now.. hopefully these next ten will be kinder to me. only problem is i dont know how much battery life ive got so hopefully this does its thinng before dieing on me... heres hoping i get to enjoy just as everyone else seems to
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ducter:
On my install it was all weirded out for a bit, then went black for a while and finally got to the HTC screen, sat on it for a few then booted. I would suggest a reboot as soon as possible as I did have some weird crap happening until I rebooted.
[HD2 Android SD Development] jonboyuk:
Does it look like this?
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ducter:
Mine did, its normal for now I take it, same as the HD build from dark.
[HD2 Android SD Development] spimonkey34:
If you don't have ringtones/notifications/alarms etc, download this:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZZBUXPK2

Unzip it into your SDcard in the Android folder. It should fix it. Not sure why some get this problem and not others.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuntri:
yea i got that same image and i screeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeamed and then i read its normal. but mines hung for like an hour...
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ducter:
An hour is way to long, pull battery, go to winmo, delete your data image and try again. Should only be 10-15 minutes, at least for me it was.
[HD2 Android SD Development] gilla87:
well it did look like that the first time. then i got blue screen. then i got a screen with static, black bar, static,black bar, a lot more static, wide white bar, then static to the bottom of the screen. then I got the screen youve shown after messing with rom. trying core cell evo WM rom now, and back to the static screen i described above... been about 20 minutes now... :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] jonboyuk:
Well mine just loops over and over and over. Gets to that screen, then after 3/4 mins, reboots the whole device!

Maybe it's my WinMo ROM, or the way I formatted the SD Card (Fat32 with 32KB allocation size).

Anyone???
[HD2 Android SD Development] HelderJr:
Thank you so much for this!

I have a question... how to upgrade from Aug-31 to this new version without losing my installed apps/SMS/settings? Any tips?

Do you suggest using Titanium Backup? Or should I copy data.img?

I´m a bit confused... I´ve never upgraded to a new build. I´m afraid of losing important data.

Any help is appreciated.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ducter:
not sure, I am running chuckydroid, radio 2.12.50.02_2 and sd formatted default, didnt change the allocation size.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ruinertt:
Yep, I got the "no ringtones/notifications/alarms" issue as well. Go figure, right? However, I already had the "media" folder from other builds, so the fix was rather easy.

With that said, this ROM looks to be VERY promising. The response is incredible and it "just works" like it should. You've done a great job and this is only the first build at that!

The next time that I am Dallas (I'm usually up in Richardson at East Campbell Rd if you know where that is), I'll take you buy BoneDaddy's (the best place ever) and buy you a beer! Keep up the good work!
[HD2 Android SD Development] fzerock904:
Go to Settings-Wireless & Networks-Mobile Networks-Access Point Names

then fill out the following fields:

APN - wap.voicestream.com

Port - 216.155.165.050

Leave everything else blank and hit save, wait for a couple minutes, and your data should be up and running.

Mad props to yah Mattc! Having the audio louder than usual is great! This is my first PPP build I've used and the connection is runnin like a BEAST! Thanks again!
[HD2 Android SD Development] spimonkey34:
I just installed that winmo rom myself and I am not having issues with it. I wouldn't think it was the formatting either. Maybe your data.img was corrupted or not properly created the first time. Try deleting and trying again.

You'll want to fresh install it. Use titanium, it should work fine. Just make sure to back everything up.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Iswear:
Search for spritebackup so that you can backup SMS/contacts/bookmarks..etc.,

Hopefully this could help you.
[HD2 Android SD Development] malaeus:
i used root explorer to make it r/w and used astro to move files after (root explorer glitches when i try to copypaste) worked on previous builds. but ill try this. will the folder be pulled into android once i boot? if i create the base folder named root? ive been placing files in system/lib/modules
[HD2 Android SD Development] gilla87:
well... after a half hour of waiting i rebooted... ive deleted the data file and am trying again... static screen... going on 5 or so minutes so far.... attempting to load evoleo, take 8... crossing fingers...
[HD2 Android SD Development] juanreboiras:
excelent

This build is excelent. Wifi ok, 3g ok, very very fast for touch, never i see any build witch this points. Gps perfect, market good. Congratulations for big big job. Pesjaps same day want this build in the nam ( internal memory) Sorry for my english.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Yankees1tb:
If you get a long freeze over 10 mins. Delete data.img and re-run haret.exe!

If you get blue screen remove batt and try again!
[HD2 Android SD Development] gilla87:
YES! got it booted now... next stop, setting up the data settings i guess...
[HD2 Android SD Development] jjones1983:
First impression, after thirty minutes of use, EXTREMELY responsive and fast, don't care what the benchmark says. Data seems to be unreliable, but every time I've used the t-mobile specific APN settings they have been that way. What are the generic APN settings again? Just wap.voicestream.com and nothing else as far as input? Because I'm probably going to revert back to that. Even though I'm T-MO U.S. the APN settings have always sucked for me.
[HD2 Android SD Development] mattfmartin:
the generic ones are epc.tmobile.com
[HD2 Android SD Development] THANHVO31:
Nice Build since last Mattc Leo + Foyo w/ Sense RC 1.7.PPP (31/8/2010). Thank you.

compass still offset 90 degree
[HD2 Android SD Development] :
Thanks for a new build series, Mattc! Sorry though, I won't be switching immediately. I'll probably switch once it gets to a v1.2-1.3 area.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ilovepiaggio:
When make a call, this build auto add 011 or 1 front of your call number. This make you can not call

How to remove ?

Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] Geekism:
I just tried with both winzip and 7zip, and it says something in the file is damaged... Any suggestions?
[HD2 Android SD Development] snowchrome:
Thank you very much, your last build was my everyday build now i will use this one.
[HD2 Android SD Development] razorpixel:
+1..........
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ducter:
Your internet must have blipped, dont see a hash check for the download so you cant check it, only option is to redownload it
[HD2 Android SD Development] Amadeus13:
This is the first mattc build (I've tried all of them) that does not work on TMO-USA. That's surprising as I thought the guy is on the T-Mobile USA. The data connection is off after the installation and accessing the APN settings brings up a black screen.
[HD2 Android SD Development] mrhaynes:
I cant wait to try this release
[HD2 Android SD Development] cappyfusa:
I'm on TMo USA and everything works fine for me
[HD2 Android SD Development] palakat:
Alarm doesnt work for me for some reason.
[HD2 Android SD Development] alfredob1:
Did you try to add a new APN by pressing the "Windows" button to bring up the menu?
[HD2 Android SD Development] schoei1:
You will have to create a new APN as he mentioned on the first page. It worked perfect after typing in a new APN.
[HD2 Android SD Development] adisonliew:
it seems a bit laggy... and i've try setting the APN for mms i got unexpected error then force close. While setting for the APN i get a sim card not found error too.
[HD2 Android SD Development] razorpixel:
How to disable auto add in 011 when making call ?
[HD2 Android SD Development] spimonkey34:
You will need to add the media folder on the OP.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Iswear:
For wifi tethering, manual DNS should be set at mobile side or computer?

Can anyone give me some guide?

I always get connection limit message while using wifi tethering.

Thanks.
[HD2 Android SD Development] spimonkey34:
I am re-uploading a fix for the blue-screen and also turning off the boot sound. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] spimonkey34:
Computer side. You can use a generic google dns 8.8.8.8
[HD2 Android SD Development] ruinertt:
Grrrr, I just got mine built out. With that said, Bonedaddy's...
[HD2 Android SD Development] adioph:
notification LED status fix please.
[HD2 Android SD Development] razorpixel:
Please fix the auto add 011 when make call ..
[HD2 Android SD Development] ilovepiaggio:
+1 same request
[HD2 Android SD Development] schoei1:
Here are the current T-Mobile APNs:

Service Access Point Name (APN)

*NEW* T-Mobile Internet (all current plans) epc.tmobile.com

T-MobileWeb wap.voicestream.com

T-Mobile Total Internet internet2.voicestream.com

T-Mobile Total Internet with VPN

(Virtual Private Network) internet3.voicestream.com

T-Mobile SideKick hiptop.t-mobile.com

(used to work on other phones, but T-Mobile has blocked all phones besides Sidekicks since Aug. 2009)
[HD2 Android SD Development] gusgus88:
I have tried enabling the internet and mms settings in ny HD2 but the steps dont seem to work. Im stuck with the last two options. I have tried saving the settings but I get an error and then it tells me that theres no sim card available.
[HD2 Android SD Development] buzz killington:
I gotta hand it to you, this is one nice build. I no longer get the freeze waking up when I leave the wifi on, nice battery life and I get a new mac id. I don't think it's the actual mac id, but good enough for me. :) Thanks!
[HD2 Android SD Development] willgill:
I must have gotten lucky. I loaded this up first time without issue. My biggest problem was finding AT&T's APN. Here's a pretty comprehensive list of APNs. Setting my APN caused a FC but after that, all was fine.

Only issues I've found so far:

Compass still squirrelly.

Y axis G sensor is irratic. X axis is fine.

All else seems to be fine. It's zippier than mattc 1.7.

Slow screen wakes after hibernation with WiFi on seem to have disappeared.
[HD2 Android SD Development] schoei1:
This is what I use and have no problems.

NAME: T-Mobile US

APN: internet2.voicestream.com

PROXY: 216.155.165.50

PORT: 8080

USERNAME: (blank)

PASSWORD: (blank)

SERVER: *

MMSC: d216.155.174.84/servlets/mm

MMS PROXY: 216.155.165.050

MMS PORT: 8080

MMS PROTOCOL: WAP 2.0

MCC: 310

MNC: 260

AUTHENTICATION TYPE: (blank)

APN TYPE: (blank)
[HD2 Android SD Development] djdant:
Are you fellow T-Mo users able to access Market? Im not able to
[HD2 Android SD Development] 1999TL:
In the Contacts, I don't see an option to not View Sim contacts. I'm seeing doubles since I synced with my exchange server. I usually uncheck View Sim contacts. Is there a fix for this? Thanks. Build is working great. Seems a lot smoother.
[HD2 Android SD Development] spimonkey34:
1.0.1 -> http://www.multiupload.com/2OG2HRRB8S

Only upgrade if you were getting the blue screen. Also, this should fix any issues you may have with setCPU. The old kernel had perflock enabled causing some issue.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Brooklyn_god:
Downloading now hooyahhhhhhhhhh
[HD2 Android SD Development] schoei1:
This is the first build that my old bluetooth works perfect and that was the main reason I wanted to try this build. Even the GPS is picked-up under 10 seconds. This build is amazing!
[HD2 Android SD Development] Anoon86:
Is the camera, 3MP or 5MP?

If 3MP is there a reason why there doesn't seem to be a build with 5MP?
[HD2 Android SD Development] dusty_nz:
Summary

If you boot and immediately get a blue screen. Pull the battery. Deleted the data.img and re-start.

If you get a black and white image with the words Power Off in interlaced then all good. Screens previous are the ones I am talking about.

If you get a re-boot then delete the data.img file and re-try.

Easiest test is to hold you finger over the light sensor (Left of speaker) If the screen dim's then alls okay. If not change then maybe it has crashed.

12min is a real time.
[HD2 Android SD Development] alik713:
Yep. Same here.

Great build. Most of the things work (camera, for once).

Internet works (getting about 0.75Meg down through Speakeasy), but, Market is a no-go

Nevah mind.

Market works. Albeit, a little quirky (timeout every now and then.)
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
First the G2, now the Lexicon:

http://phandroid.com/2010/09/20/htc-lexikon-looks-to-be-next-verizon-droid/

Sure the clock speed is lower, but reports are saying that the processor is actually faster. And the battery usage will probably be a lot better too.

I'm a sucker for performance and have always said I'd stick with the N1 until the next CPUs come out. Finally... Has the next era in mobile CPU's finally begun?
[Nexus One General] evilkorn:
Next era, no. 1.5+single cores, then dual core.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
It's faster 'cause the gpu is a logically separate device. I expect linpacks to be somewhat slower, but quadrants to be faster. How's it going?
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
"Next era"? No. 7x30 isn't a direct successor to 8x50, having the same CPU but different GPU and some other internal differences (for example, LPDDR2 support appears on Github). Just read Qualcomm's own product description:

http://www.qualcomm.com/products_services/chipsets/snapdragon.html

It's called "second generation" because of HSPA+, much better GPU, 45nm process, additional video codecs support, newer GPS, and some other bits and pieces. It's an overall better device. But if you count only the CPU area - it loses to Nexus. Same CPU, clocked lower. 8x55 is equal in CPU power.

If you're looking for the real next generation in power - look for 3rd generation devices, with dual core CPUs.
[Nexus One General] antoniouslj:
+1. I concur 100% with what he said.
[Nexus One General] JHaste:
keep in mind that pure clock speed does not mean something is faster... the 45nm die shrink also means they increased efficiency in a lot of areas and have allowed for more cache on the die...

think of it this way, i built a dual core PC back in 2006 that ran at 2.8ghz but it was like 90nm tech... if i buy a new dual core today, with a 45nm tech but same speed it would blow the old proc out of the water...

I really doubt dual core procs in phones will make a huge leap like everyone is expecting... I mean, how often do you run 4-5 apps simultaneously that are all very stressful on the CPU? the two most stressful things you prolly do on your phone is watch a movie (encoding video is stressful) or play a video game like on your PSX emulator... do you ever watch a movie and play a game at the same time? Stupid question right... the basic everyday performances are not going to see any huge improvements like everyone expects...

if they want to improve phones they should stick to single core and have a dedicated gpu or go dual and prioritize one of the cores to graphical processing...

oh i forgot to mention the only way you will see strong software performance improvements from dual core is if Google rewrites virtually the entire code for Android to make use of multiple cores... so while your phone might be dual core, your OS wont care since it virtually cannot use it correctly... better pray the manufacturer updates the OS for you cuz the N1 is single core and guess whos getting all the updates for the next year or so? ;)
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Pure clock speed on exactly the same CPU is directly correlated with CPU speed. Yes, there are some things that impact benchmarks like memory bandwidth etc, but we're not talking about them - and even if we did, the difference still wouldn't cover. 65nm vs 45nm means NOTHING - it doesn't matter, what process the CPU was built on, it matters how it functions. We're talking about EXACTLY THE SAME CPU, can you keep that in mind, please? Thanks. CPU cache almost doesn't matter, since L1 is limited anyway, and L2 is big enough anyway, the increases add a bare couple of percents to CPU speed, which is nothing compared to 20% speed loss due to clocking.

Thanks for your smart suggestions on "improving phones". I guess you might be one of the VPs at Qualcomm. Or maybe you aren't. I'll skip your even smarter comments about "dedicated GPU" etc. I guess you probably need to google the word "SoC" first and see what it means.

And you should probably educate yourself about multi-threaded applications, and also remember that Linux kernel (which is running on Android) is built to support multiple cores, and Dalvik VM (which is running the apps) might very well be multi-threaded too.

Adding a second core with load balancing OS results in ~35-40% performance increase (depends on some things). And ironically, when you compare "your old 90nm core" and "newer 45nm cores", saying that the newer cores clocked similarly "would blow the old out of the water", you're actually comparing multi-core vs single-core CPUs (with some internal speed-ups, too, but the most significant performance boost comes from additional cores).
[Nexus One General] NexuGsx:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but won't the 45nm process at least have better efficiency due to smaller gates?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] yugolancer:
I have Qtek 9000, the world's first 3G Windows Mobile device!

520 MHz processor, WiFi and a full keyboard...etc.

I want to know if it's possible to install a newer OS (WM 6.1 or better) and how?

Thank you

P.S. currently it has the German WM5 :( because i bought it from Switzerland a 4 years ago.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro Software Upgrading] orb3000:
Searching before creating a new thread is always nice, have a look on my signature link, you´ll find all the possibilities to upgrade your great Uni:cool:

On that line I´m closing this thread
[Off-topic] lehalter:
Went to Vegas this past weekend and I put money on sports for the first time...felt pretty easy. Did a couple parlays, individual bets. Had fun. Has anyone used bo dog or another site? Do you trust them? What strategies can you share?..besides don't gamble?
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
I play the android Texas hold em poker app, if that counts :p

Usually alright at it ;)

Oh yeah but its free :p :eek: we should have an xda poker game :p
[Off-topic] supersanj:
+1 for XDA poker game.
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
+2 ;) :p

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[Off-topic] SXUsr:
I visit PokerStars on a daily basis, my mate has tried on numerous occasions to hit the casino with him but resisted the temptation so far.
[Off-topic] lehalter:
I just want to try something for a little bit of cash. Put $100 on there and see how I do. If i lose it all, it is only $100.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] byproxy:
i installed google voice on the ol' DX this morning and i went to my regular txt msg app this afternoon and it won't open. says "could not launch requested activity"

what happened? is there an apk i can reinstall for the native txt msg app?

EDIT: Can't get regular txt msgs either. Just tried sending myself one. No dice. They come through great via google voice when sent to my GV number... but a regular txt msg sent to my regular cell number doesn't come through.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] Corey@rabbit:
nom nom nom text app nom nom , lol
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zero0ftheArk:
currently that i know of there is uncommon sense, shadowRom, (which is what im currently using.) I'm just looking to try something different but there are so many floating around just looking for a list if possible to try a:D few out thanks
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] russell5:
Cyanogenmod, sky raider and iknow there are more. If you check the development section you will find them.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qmartman711:
download ROM manager, an app in the market..it identifies your phone giving you only specific ROMs for your phone and automates backups and installs.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zero0ftheArk:
right on thnx guys for the info i didn't think to check there but if you guys know is there going to be a port for the droid x theme i saw it on another site and its looking pretty good
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] junio514:
i am havein trouble trying to install the omarket into my hd2 i have no clue on what to do can sum1 plz help.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] m0bmentality:
First of all title your thread something like

"Help: I cant install omarket"

Instead of just "HHHEELLLLPPPPPP" and letting people guess.

Second.. i just installed it on my wifes directly off their website.. but if oyu dont do it that way.. dl the cab into your storage card and then go onto your phone and just double click the cab and install to storage card.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] dividebyzero:
So where are all these games that are supposed to show off all the new and amazing hardware in this phone?

I see need for speed shift and tetris trials on here and the NFS looked pretty good but I'm not that into racing games to drop $10 on it.

So I went searching through the marketplace and I didn't find anything of note.

The emulators are exciting but what else is there? Anything?
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] Dynomike1:
Gameloft makes some pretty games (Sandstorm, N.O.V.A,etc). Try those.
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] dividebyzero:
i've got a lot to learn. i haven't seen any of these on the marketplace. is there a lot of software not on the marketplace or is it just games?
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] saps:
Kinda, a few of gameloft's are on Market like Asphalt 5 [IMO better game than NFS] but many are just one their website: here Then they send you a text and you get a DL link and away you go. Most DL's are around 100mb give or take
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] raymond4:
Look I know about to get bashed on my brother wanted to know can someone make a flashable zip iphone lockscreen for cdma hero he is running cyanogenmod6 on his hero
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Swallow or...:
bro the way xda hates apple i doubt any1 would do it...sorry i can't tho -_- im a noob
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] tnadawg89:
You could buy Lock 2.0 from the market..It has an iphone unlock screen and it works pretty good..Not as smooth as the iphone but close enough
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] t12icky0:
i was gunna suggest the same thing. Im sure someone would do it but very unlikely i think..lol.

Good luck with getting this done man.