yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] ajape:
LOL I hope you do, my friend, I hope you do... a burden shared is by half lessened and all that, but still... lol :)

Anyways, to entertain myself, I've already created a 1GB ext4 partition into all my SD Cards, using the Gnome Gparted bootable disk... was *this* close to actually installing the Jan 10 ROM by AF403, the DHD one based on gauner1986's ROM, when I suddenly remembered I had already installed gauner's original one and again only found myself wanting to come back to NRG and Core Droid... lol I'm going crazy here!!!! :D

I swear if my phone wasn't consuming between 45ma (just with the screen On) and 250ma (with Wifi+Bluetooth On) all the time while I'm operating it, I would just stay like I am, simply, but as it is it's practically unusable since the only time I have normal consumption is when the phone is on stand-by (6-10ma) ... :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Same here my friend .. Same here :D

Been trying various NAND builds, and then I eventually get back home. :)

Ah, consumption .. I would try Scabes24's useful tips. It's worth it ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] ajape:
Oh, don't misunderstand me, please... This is AFTER applying all the advice in both his and YOUR power consumption guides! Lol I'm actually about to go all counter-culture and manually set my screen brightness... I just read somewhere it can help on some builds to actually turn off auto-brightness, and since I'm pretty much at my wit's end on this issue here I figure WTH, might as well try it, right? :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Illusive Man:
This problem was persistent with a fresh install (4 times). I uninstalled it, reformatted the SD card and installed another android build and experienced the same problem. I had some time on my hands, so I ran task29, reinstalled Core Cell, and then installed the Core Droid. This solved my problem. I installed the latest build today and it is running with no problems.
[HD2 Android SD Development] nsantiago:
dude what can i do to put the 3g to work on my tmobile hd 2?
[HD2 Android SD Development] lbhocky19:
anyone want to detail what to do with the build prop for tmo us? thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
lol yea go ahead. It's healthy and safe to play all games & tricks when a new release is around the corner. :D

Great. Glad you got it sorted.
[HD2 Android SD Development] lbhocky19:
Tried using super manager to paste build.prop in system folder but it won't move
[HD2 Android SD Development] mihaid:
camera

To get the camcorder to work, extract the below CamCorderFix_V0.2 in your Android directory and reboot. Thx strictlypc

What am I doing wrong? extracted the camcorder fix and I got a folder called root. copied it with dual file manager to the Andriod folder on my SD, then rebooted. The 720p recordings still do not work. Anyone care to help?
[HD2 Android SD Development] lbhocky19:
Battery I'm getting the 70ma drain in standby and hitting over 400 with WiFi on. Others?
[HD2 Android SD Development] DarkAdonis:
I just downloaded the gingerbread keyboard from the market. How do i get it to work?
[HD2 Android SD Development] sbdop:
I have some problem with this rom, this build is created a lot of diskcachfile.tmp in root of sdcard.

How to fix this issue?
[HD2 Android SD Development] lbhocky19:
Ok build.prop copied but data still won't turn on. And battery is draining quick
[HD2 Android SD Development] rhacy:
Uninstall 3DGallery and delete any diskcachfile.tmp files still on SD card.

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android SD Development] wanahave:
Did you read the information on the first page (post 4 under Core Droid V0.3 an V0.4) of this thread? The answer is there and also given many times in many posts.

Please read before posting............

Thanks on behalf of Sergio and his excellent team.
[HD2 Android SD Development] wanahave:
720P recording is a general issue in Android Desire builds. You can read that in many threads and posts.
[HD2 Android SD Development] lbhocky19:
any solution for me since i actually did read instructions and copied build.prop into the system folder and my tmo us data still wont work and im getting huge amounts of battery drain even while using the reccomended winmo rom
[HD2 Android SD Development] ricola7:
(posted in Desire HD Thread today)

Could it be true ;D ... we will see what tonight brings

I really wanna test nand versions, but only with core droid

Cheers Dom
[HD2 Android SD Development] mihaid:
camcorder

So what does the camcorder fix do. What was broken in the first place?
[HD2 Android SD Development] laoballaz:
Hi I'm having a problem connecting to my T-Mobile network. For some reason I can't log into the internet or use the android market, but if I switch over to the Wi-Fi I was able to connect to the internet. I check the setting and put the check mark on Settings --> Mobile network and still no go. Can anybody help solve this problem?
[HD2 Android SD Development] EdinM30:
This HD build has no APN set for any network go to the first page i scroll down to FAQ there is a section for APN network settings read slowly or you'll miss it.

the camcorder fix is for the v0.2 build it's not necessary for later builds, that is not the fix for 720p recording and you can't record because of hardware limitations of the HD2, buy HTC Desire HD then you'll be able to ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] ajape:
Ah, well... After almost bursting with excitement, it turns out it was not us going to receive our NAND version tonight... But still, it's better than the 5 days left alternative that was still within the "this week" timeframe, right? :o

(Sigh...) Well patience is most definitely a saintly virtue... :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android SD Development] sbdop:
Kindly Many Thanks for your help me.

:)

Please accept my apologized for my fault. I supposed v 0.4 already fix that issues.

This build is suitable for daily uses due to fast, stable and very nice rom.

Many Thanks for your advice to me.

;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Hopefully soon. :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] omricn:
Just wanted to say thanks to the magnificent cook, this Android rom is the best one i ever had after trying 5 builds, this is absolutely amazing, fast as hell, stable, nice animations, everything is working flawlessly, and the cherry - battery lasts for ever! much better than my WINMO, this is absolutely THE best android rom for daily use!

5 michelin stars :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] ckushaan:
Hi Mate, Could you please upload or cook a NAND rom of this. I love your ROMS's.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
He's already on it. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] ljjehl:
Hopefully soon. I love the way the build is setup, but it seems to lag quite a bit. I started up WIFI and for some reason it froze the system.

Everybody seems to say that it's fast, so I'm wondering why I seem to have a bunch of lag when going into installs of programs or running wifi. I am using a class 10 SDcard (and tested to guarantee the speed), so that's not the issue. I'm using 0.4 version of this build. Any other suggestions??
[HD2 Android SD Development] ricola7:
“HD2 & TP2 ... need some testing“

As I am a very generous and selfless man, I hereby offer myself as a tester. *lol*

Seriously, I'm really impressed of the professional attitude of the core team!

And I'm curious if it's gonna be a CWM (which would be sweet I think).
[HD2 Android SD Development] ricola7:
Hey,

my experience is the same as yours (lagging after enabling/disabling wifi/phone + lagging during app installation)

But I think it's normal for SD-builds, especially HD builds. But apart from those lags, everything is smooth and fast for me.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ljjehl:
I can handle some of the lags, but it really bites when the system freezes and I have to pull the battery.....I've been experiencing some of this ever since the RAM builds came out. I'm betting the system runs out of RAM or doesn't release quick enough to give way for other apps.
[HD2 Android SD Development] StarLog:
resolved my issue
[HD2 Android SD Development] ljjehl:
I just found out why my phone was lagging.....go to settings, power saver. If you check off the power saver, you'll see that the system is a lot more responsive....now this baby is talking!!
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
I guess you got the wrong point. We were talking about the wake up lag (when you press the end button to wake up device). Otherwise, there are no lags of whatsoever.

Interesting, yet weird. I'll try that to check if it gets any faster.

Edit: Absolutely irrelevant, no speed difference with enabling/disabling power saver.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ljjehl:
Don't know how else to explain it then...it was really bogged down, but when the power saver was unchecked, I seem to have the release of energy....
[HD2 Android SD Development] EdinM30:
HD2 vs Desire HD

I would like to use this opportunity to explain to some people as of why there are lags and freezes in android roms on our HD2 phone.

There are and always will be lags with HD builds of android rom because is is not meant to be run on HD2, it is not build to record 720p video think about it, Desire HD has 8MP camera ours got 5MP and when you take a picture it will be 5MP not 8 because of hardware difference.

So to sum it up when your android HD lags it is because HD2 cannot handle it as fast and as good as Desire HD because IT IS NOT BUILT TO RUN HD BUILDS OF THIS ROM.

If it bothers you switch to Core Droid Desire latest version is 0.8 it won't lag

And last but not least....HAPPY TIMES :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] wigwam12:
sorry for being dim but can I confirm: when I first boot it will create a 1gb data image?

Just used to some other builds which have separate data.img you just add to the android folder.

Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] ricola7:
Hey,

you don't need to hassle with data files here, the data file is created during first boot!

Just put the android folder on sd card and run clrcad and haret.

because of creating the data file on first boot, the first boot may take a while (10 min)

Greetz Dom
[HD2 Android SD Development] wigwam12:
Thank you.
[HD2 Android SD Development] StarLog:
So what effect does this have on battery drain, I would guess, your drain is a bit higher.!
[HD2 Android SD Development] sbdop:
Dear All,

I am very happy to use this build so much, incoming sound is very clear and loudest, beautiful icon, more fast and stable.

Today I try to connect hd-hoc wifi networking in several times but cannot connect it. Can we fix this problem?

Thanks you advance.

:):cool:
[HD2 Android SD Development] rhacy:
Check out the link below for a fix to enable Ad-Hoc WiFi Network Connections. Please note that I've only tested it with my Sprint TP2 running in Ad-Hoc WiFi-Router Mode.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10010819&postcount=654

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android SD Development] namco:
Thanks for this release, it's simply outstanding ;)

Hope it runs even better when (if) we see it on a NAND version :p
[HD2 Android SD Development] TeDeV:
i don't understand how you guys say that this build is outstanding.

It is unbelievable slow. I have done 3-4 soft resets and still the same speed.

It is eating battery like crazy, and the animations are unbelievable slow.

Eye-candy is not the important thing on a build. Speed and reliability is
[HD2 Android SD Development] Cheech1976:
Well obviously you are doing something quite different, i´m using this build for some time on a daily basis (i only need winmo for my TomTom which is installed with the newest maps).

It feels like the phone was meant to use this one right from the start, and the battery life is about the same as it is with WinMo (charging it every night, but it brings me safe and sound through the day).
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Even better. 48 hours are easily obtained.
[HD2 Android SD Development] TeDeV:
i have installed a fresh installation, with original battery and so on.

what could i be possibly doing wrong? any suggestions? i didn't even install one application.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sbdop:
Your suggestion is working.

Dear Rhacy,

I have followed up with your information data above to my HD2. I can connect to WIFI ad-hoc networking already now.

Right now, I am very enjoyed to use WM and android OS phone on my HD2 phone.

I am very pleasure and appreciated your recommendation to help me.

Many thank you again.

:):):)
[HD2 Android SD Development] StarLog:
I read in another thread, where the 3rd party batteries might drain quicker then the OEM HTC batteries. They suggest going back to OEM to test. If your using 3rd party.
[HD2 Android SD Development] astrodemoniac:
What win mo rom are you using? And with which radio?

Sent from my HD2 Desire HD
[HD2 Android SD Development] Cheech1976:
That would be a good approach as astrodemoniac stated, looking at the WinMo build and the radio.

WinMo definitely does affect the running Android build, even some settings and registries which are set in WinMo affect Android.

Look for battery tips posted by Scabes24 (Fishawy had posted that link in about 20 pages back in this thread also), some of these tips are well worth it and do improve battery life.

You can see the WinMo build i am using in my signature. Also in the area i am living i don´t have HDSPA or 3G, only Edge, that does affect battery life as well.

My standby voltage is somewhere between 5 and 9 mA.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
You can always get it from EnergyROM FAQ in my signature. Just look for "Battery".
[HD2 Android SD Development] TeDeV:
thank you guys for your useful replies. I will definately try what you are suggesting.

My Rom is Omega 22.5 and you can say that i am pleased with it. My radio is 2.14.50.04

i feel like the video drivers are missing in this build. you can't imagine how slow the animations are
[HD2 Android SD Development] rhacy:
Cheers sbdop! Glad you have Ad-Hoc working, and glad I could help.

TeDeV, something must not be right if the animations are so slow and the battery standby drain is not logging in at -3 to -7 mAh for the most part. That said, Desire HD & Z builds will have heavy lag or even freeze temporarily while installing your old apps from the Market or when you use a file explorer like Astro to install many apps in a row. On that note, have you checked your Android Market app to make sure its not trying to still download and install your previously downloaded apps? The Desire HD & Z builds will do this automatically unlike older Sense and no-Sense versions. Anyway, to stop the lag, I've needed to manually cancel each download and let the system settle for a little while or use Taskiller manually to stop some background apps. Then I just go back to the Market and manually install one at a time.

As far as the poor battery life, it really sounds like HTC auto sync is still trying to pull your old Market apps down or sync something for some reason. Have you tried going into your Settings and disabling auto sync for a while? It may help... Also, it's probably not needed, but I always make sure my hard key lights are on when booting into Android. Maybe it would help with any high standby drain in your case as well. Moreover, please note that Desire HD builds have more running processes and use more RAM, due to their new heavier versions of HTC Sense. So there may be a little extra mAh draw while the system is on.

All that said, once Core Droid HD has settled down and is not dealing with many app installs at once. It has run fine here.

Hope this helps...

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Hi rhacy,

Speaking of Taskiller, is there a decent task manager you use that permanently kills apps? Like, once & for all? I've tried almost every task manager on the market (including taskiller), but even after a manual kill, all apps are back & running in like 10 seconds.

Am I missing something here?
[HD2 Android SD Development] rhacy:
Hi Fishaway,

I haven't found anything better than Taskiller so far, and only use it manually to regain RAM when needed. It works best here when I manually select which apps to ignore, in order to make sure the main Sense and necessary apps are allowed to always run. That said, some user apps will start up on their own again at some point. So it's just a short term fix to regain RAM and lighten the load on the system. Nonetheless, it's seems to help.

On a related note, I also use a startup manager, in order to help control what user apps start at boot. Anyway, the system does boot a little faster, and it seems to run better without many of my user apps starting up at boot and always running in the background. I know task killers are not recommended for Android. Nonetheless, I always have at least 200 - 300 user apps, games, and live wallpapers installed, and do notice some extra performance when specific app management is implemented.

Hope this helps...

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Will try Startup Manager to see if I can control apps launching.

Thank you :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
From Twitter:

Sergio76_Cell Sergio76

Hd2 roms now on beta testing.

33 minutes ago

:D:D:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] ricola7:
Sweeet.

Agenda for (hopefully) tomorrow:

1. Flash magldr 1.12

2. Install WP7 ;) and play around a bit

3. Install Core Droid Nand

4. Entering state of happiness
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Guess you mean MAGLDR 1.11, unless there's a 1.12 release that I'm not aware of :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android SD Development] ajape:
Yes, there is, and it's actually a requirement to use 1.12 if you want to install wp7 :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Where's that? :eek:
[HD2 Android SD Development] Cheech1976:
Dude, i was just getting acustomed to using android :D

Any insight if the next update will be NAND only? Or is the SD build getting updated as well?

Not that it is really necessary, since this build works great, but you know how it is ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
I tweeted Sergio asking about it, no reply yet.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ricola7:
Check your PM, Sir ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Got that, thanks! :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] ajape:
There is an announcement about it in Engadget, they are making a huge fuss about this release...
[HD2 Android SD Development] bmwpersson:
Thanks!

But every time I run haret.exe the phone restarts after about one minute of loading!

Any ideas?
[HD2 Android SD Development] tombikccy:
Where from I agree boot logo with the green Droid? if there is this as Live Wallpaper.

I tested your nice rom but spbtv is not working all other functions is good.

Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] carl1961:
When this happens to me I unplug the Usb cable, some time that helps, I think windows may have a issue. also if your trying to run out of a folder with these files in it and not copyed to your storage card root it will do that. I have muti copies of androids and keep them in there own renamed android folder I add the folder name in the "startup.txt " file

set mtype 2524

set ramaddr 0x11800000

set ramsize 0x1e400000

set KERNEL zImage

set initrd initrd.gz

set initrd_offset 0x00a00000

set cmdline "nand_boot=0" < change > to line below (rename android folder)

set cmdline "rel_path=2Android nand_boot=0"

boot
[HD2 Android SD Development] milton007:
Sup fellas? You guys ever try the "FREEZE" feature in Titanium? Thats what i did to permanently keep memhoging apps from loading w this ROM when it was in v3 and then again in v4 bc i hate SENSE *but* loved the UI and the stability was bar-none!--But what made it tops IMO was the battery drain-phenominal! I would just freeze ALL of the widgets and their service providers,then all the stuff obviousy w SENSE incl in title--except for "HTC SYNC..."also did the same w 3d gallery and it never gave me the temp file issue! Hope this helps you guys...im not sure wether the FREEZE feature is available in the free version, bc i paid for the $5 donation..Peace yall!

EDIT---THIS WAS IN REPLY TO FISHAWYS POST ABOUT TASKILLERS---I thought i included it in my original reply--sorry!

___________Hi rhacy,

Speaking of Taskiller, is there a decent task manager you use that permanently kills apps? Like, once & for all? I've tried almost every task manager on the market (including taskiller), but even after a manual kill, all apps are back & running in like 10 seconds.

Am I missing something here?

Hi Fishaway,

I haven't found anything better than Taskiller so far, and only use it manually to regain RAM when needed. It works best here when I manually select which apps to ignore, in order to make sure the main Sense and necessary apps are allowed to always run. That said, some user apps will start up on their own again at some point. So it's just a short term fix to regain RAM and lighten the load on the system. Nonetheless, it's seems to help.

On a related note, I also use a startup manager, in order to help control what user apps start at boot. Anyway, the system does boot a little faster, and it seems to run better without many of my user apps starting up at boot and always running in the background. I know task killers are not recommended for Android. Nonetheless, I always have at least 200 - 300 user apps, games, and live wallpapers installed, and do notice some extra performance when specific app management is implemented.

Hope this helps...

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
This is Sergio's reply to my question about new ROMs. :)

Sergio76_Cell Sergio76

@Fishawy nand with loads of space 4 apps for both EU and Tmous HD2 no data.img got better solution.Desire HD based.More new team will tell.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ironsave:
Wow.

I am not surprised as Core Team always hits a home run.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Thanks mate, noted :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] ajape:
Ah, well... let's just hope the team finds it within their hearts to release the NAND rom tonight from Beta, otherwise we'd most likely have to wait for monday and the XDA server upgrade to be finalized before having access to it again... :S
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fishawy:
Hopefully .. 3 weeks is a very long time that I already started feeling like a junkie without drugs! :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] StarLog:
XDA app on HD2 not working

Seems that my XDA app does not work, tried wifi on, and APN check, but still nothing.

Am I missing something.

What I get is white screen when app is launched

running Core Droid v.04
[HD2 Android SD Development] peeewee:
uummm could som1 help me when i boot up this android build only the up arrow beside "H" flashes and the 3g also and i cant seem to connect to the internet dont know what to do tried changing the apn settings but still w/ no luck ive change my radio to 2.15.50 hspl to 2.08 and also im running elegancia rom could some 1 help me i really like this build by the way i from philippines using a "Globe" line
[HD2 Android SD Development] StarLog:
Not sure what your band is, but maybe this will work, to allow you to set your radio.

- Open the phone app and dial this code in: *#*#4636#*#*

- You should now see a list of menus, choose the one named Phone information.

- Scroll down to the bottom of the page and press the 'Turn off radio' button. Wait for your signal to drop.

- Now press the 'Turn on radio'. Wait for your signal to be restored.

- Now change 'Set Preferred Network Type' to GSM/CDMA auto (PRL).
[HD2 Android SD Development] peeewee:
done your instructions but still to no avail pls. help (tnx)
[HD2 Android SD Development] haysnamrip:
waiting for gingerbread rom from sergio.. currently use mdj CM 7.. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] allcal:
Don't know what kind of Htc you have .. but on mine HD2 itd running . FINE !!!:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] felixoncrusoe:
Menu bug?

Sorry, I searched threads but I didn't find anything about the options bar that I can see on the screenshots. I'm using this rom on a stock wm 6.5 rom, with Radio Leo_2.15.50.14, everything is great, but I don't have the bottom options bar with import/export contactes, delete, and so on. Any ideas? Thank you and sorry for your time.