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[HD2 Android SD Development] bteljuice:
What do you mean by "Update SU". What does SU stand for. Sorry, for the nooby question.
[HD2 Android SD Development] oyvpet:
No probl. Pretty new to this myself. Just fun to be able to help.

SU is the SuperUser application.

Open SuperUser application and go to settings. Push on the bottom option and it will look for updates.

If that dosnt work i think Im out of suggestions :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] bteljuice:
Thanks man. Just updated SU. Will try out your suggestion.

Thanks again for the fast response and the tip :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] erevid:
Hello everibody, it work correctly on Froyo ver. 4.1 :-) Great work, thank you.
[HD2 Android SD Development] apple123boy:
i've done!!

thank you for your help...=}
[HD2 Android SD Development] letama:
Let me clarify things a bit.

I did the htcleo.acdb file, it was designed specifically for hd2 running android. It only works with a relatively recent evo kernel as there is some changes in the kernel to use it. Most of the kernel floating around are now compatible except the one that are "rmnet" compatible, based on the previous linuxtogo kernel.

The patch I did for kernel is working like this:

1) search for htcleo.acdb, if present, use it with the appropriate modification. It should behave like wince regarding audio/mic.

2) If no htcleo.acdb, search for default.acdb, if present, use it. As it's for native android, it should have louder audio, but also inappropriate mic gain.

3) no acdb, or acdb renamed, it uses values in memory that was previously set by wince. Audio/mic should be fine if your radio and rom are compatible with linux audio driver. If not, you could end up with "robotic" voice or some other problems.

So, if you're using an evo kernel, the best solution should be htcleo.acdb, you can even remove default.acdb.

If you like louder sound, you can use default.acdb, but you will suffer of the mic gain/echo problem.

If you are using a rmnet kernel, rename default.acdb should be your best option, but make sure your radio/rom are compatible.

One last point, a wrong camera/camera libs could crash audio badly up to the point that you'll get robotic/audio problems.

LeTama
[HD2 Android SD Development] WaylonMcFlailin:
Thanks for that explanation!
[HD2 Android SD Development] oyvpet:
Thanks for clarifying this. I will update the the thread.

If i understand u right we only need the htcleo.acdb file.

And a question, why do someone need this fix and someone dont?

Thx again.
[HD2 Android SD Development] letama:
That's right, for evo Kernel.

Two possibilities:

1) some builds already incorporate htcleo.acdb

2) Renaming or deleting default.acdb works like htcleo.acdb if you have the right rom/radio combination.

LeTama
[HD2 Android SD Development] shree.cse:
Hi, I am using Android on my hd2 from the last 4 months. I don't have any problems till the last week. But now I am getting different sounds like rain drops in ears while in call which is really unbearable. I could find this thread could help me.

I have this issue on all Desire HD builds I tried. I am currently using motoman's glacier sense. My wm Rom is stock 3.14 Indian version with 2.15.50 radio version.

I tried the work around posted in this thread in the first post, but it doesn't helped me even a little. If this is the situation I can not run Android on my mobile anymore.

Can some one please help me?

Thank you!
[HD2 Android SD Development] oyvpet:
I dont think that "drop sound" is fixed by this. You should try searching or make a question post in the Q/A forum. I personally never heard about this before.
[HD2 Android SD Development] shree.cse:
I mean drop sound is a kind of disturbance in the call. I can hear others voice but along with I can even this dirty sound.

Example I can say, when wind is blowing if we keep the Mic along the wind. We hear a different sound, that kind of sound.
[HD2 Android SD Development] shree.cse:
That is definitely an issue with the Android build only. I tried Cedesmith's desire hd2 build today and I really don't have any issues related to bad sound. Thank you!
[HD2 Android SD Development] oyvpet:
Are you sure that the htcleo.acdb was copyed correctly into your system/etc/firmware ?
[HD2 Android SD Development] shree.cse:
I have copied it. And even I checked it once again after reboot, I found the file. But I found no change in that bad sound.

So I switched to cedesmith's build. No problem till now from the last 6hours. Everything fine!
[HD2 Android SD Development] oyvpet:
Very strange. Have you tried to rename or delete the default.acdb?

If you are not using root explorer for file pasting and so on i will suggest you try root explorer. If this dont work i have no ide why this dont work for you. Sry.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kurniawan77:
Does this also fix the high mic volume when recording video in MDJ's HD builds?
[HD2 Android SD Development] oyvpet:
I have no ide if it fixes that, i never have used that future. But please try, and give us feedback.
[HD2 Android SD Development] memin1857:
Robot voice caused by htcleo.acdb is fixed by mdeejay 8.0 kernel.

See http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9831098&postcount=59
[HD2 Android SD Development] singingrock:
No sufficient Permission

Hello

I just have a little nooby question :

Obviously i dont have any sufficient permission to rename or delete the "default.acdb" file and then to copy the new htcleo.acdb instead.

Im on OzDroid 2.00 / HD2ONE / 2.10.50.08_2 and use OI File manager with the latest version of SU..

I absolutely dont understand, i surely missed something :p

Any help is welcome.

Thanks!
[HD2 Android SD Development] lpaggioli:
Yes....for me, it works.....
[HD2 Android SD Development] psvmr:
This fix not work for this build (see signature). It's only returning to same two month old MDJ's EVO builds problem - too quiet volume- need to click loudspeaker twice to gain loud volume back.

Other thoughts (QUESTION): I've noticed absolutely perfect phone sound level and quality in this build http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=851678 at lease in it's earlier #2 version. Any one have any idia if we can use it components for EVO build to fix mic/low volume/hi volume problems??
[HD2 Android SD Development] alantak:
is root explorer the only way to do this? is there no way with gscript, es explorer, astro?

I tried with gscript but the get "filesystem is read-only" error. tried to chmod it but it just gives same error. gscript has proper SU granted. weird.

Also, /system/etc/firmware does not show up in DroidExplorer which is annoying, thats how i usually drop these kinds of files in.

thanks for any help.
[HD2 Android SD Development] memin1857:
If you suffer from low volume while in call ("you" can't hear the remote party clearly)

you can try enabling disabling speaker (tap twice) while in a call

as a workaround

.

This instantly makes the volume "you" hear much higher.
[HD2 Android SD Development] dotexe:
Hi,

I am using [BUILD][19.12.10]-=MDJ FroYo HD v.4.6=-[FRG83D][kernel:MDJ S8.0]

I don`t have dir root/system/etc/firmware .

What should i do in this case ? create them ?

If yes, i can create them directly on SD card from my computer ?

Thank you.
[HD2 Android SD Development] santu71182:
Which File explorer are you using? If using Root Explorer then the exact path would be something like:

"/system/etc/firmware/". The "root" mentioned here is "/" directory on the file system.
[HD2 Android SD Development] odoss:
guys please help :

i have Darsktone SuperRam build, the sound is loud but the mic gain is terrible it's too noisy and high very bad quality, i've overwrited the two files as said here with rootexplorer and reboot, but nothing changed, i've renamed the default.acdb nothing changed also...

So please how can i fix this issue ?
[HD2 Android SD Development] dotexe:
i Have created them and works fine . Now i`m using [Dec 30][NAND][DFT]LEO "Stock Desire" NAND Android ROM and the sound is back.
[HD2 Android SD Development] dotexe:
DId you made a restart after copied those files?
[HD2 Android SD Development] memin1857:
Since it is a RAM build, changes are not applied to certain system folders after reboot.

You need to put the htcleo.acdb file under the folder "named" root inside your Android folder for RAM builds. Check first post in: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=870518
[HD2 Android SD Development] 15812220:
I've tried it in nand rom, and it works, thank you.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Babylonian:
Where in the first post is this mentioned?
[HD2 Android SD Development] xuix:
Thank you very much, the tip work for me flawlessly ! i have just replace the htcleo.acdb and now everything ok :)

Android: SuperRAM_FroYo_V1.5

Radio: Radio_2_15_50_14

Windows: VBNDroid-Reloaded2-21913-Oct08
[HD2 Android SD Development] Babylonian:
Been reading this thread over & over, still confused about which files I should renamne, delete or copy. (suffering from very loud incall/outcall-volume) Running [Dec 18][RAM] darkstone SuperRAM FroYo v1.5 [kernel: Hastarin custom] on stock-rom - Radio 2.15

Using Root Explorer:

Inside my "system/etc/firmware" the following files are located; "default.acdb", "default_france.acdb", "default_nel.acdb" & "htcleo.acdb". How do I proceed from here? Should I delete the "default.acdb" & only keep the "htcleo.acdb" in there? :confused:

Would be very grateful if someone could help!
[HD2 Android SD Development] nemuro:
EDIT 07.12.2010: letama clarifyed somethings. We actually just need to copy in the htcleo.acdb and that will overrule the default.acdb.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Babylonian:
Cheers! I'm gonna try that now :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Babylonian:
Tried to replace the file but nothing has changed, still super-high volume during in/outgoing calls :confused: I'm surprised this only occurs to a few people.
[HD2 Android SD Development] cmoG530:
Really dumb question.....how do you copy the acdb file??? it's on my card, but I see no option to paste it.
[HD2 Android SD Development] arshcaria:
gaga:(

not working here.

seems unstable.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Fredstar:
Thanks so much! Searched for a solution since a couple of days...

For me it works!

I'm using Root Explorer under HyperdroidGBX v6 with Radio 2.15.50.14
[HD2 Android SD Development] carl1961:
EDIT 07.12.2010: letama clarifyed somethings. We actually just need to copy in the htcleo.acdb and that will overrule the default.acdb.[/QUOTE]

I did not see one posted here but here's a CWR install for your htcleo.acdb for the Mic Gain/High Volume call you can use it as you wish
[HD2 Android SD Development] BuCCWeeT:
DUDE, I HAVE NO CLUE WHY YOUR THANKS METER ISN'T OFF THE CHARTS!! Thanks for the info.. Worked like a charm on MDJ's CyanogenMod7 v2.6. I love the hell out of that build and I hated trying to find something equivalent just to fix that problem. HEADACHE SOLVED! Thanks a million... (THANKS BUTTON CLICKED)
[HD2 Android SD Development] mwakious:
I did not see one posted here but here's a CWR install for your htcleo.acdb for the Mic Gain/High Volume call you can use it as you wish[/QUOTE]

does this work for NAND version?

did anyone try this on coredroid 1.5???
[HD2 Android SD Development] DinoZ1:
I am experiencing the same issue :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] dotexe:
Is working for me. Im using NAND Android RAFDROID HD 3.2 |Fastest Full DesHD|DATA2EXT| .
[HD2 Android SD Development] ferreinf:
It´s a lot better after using this files, still some issues with headsets, using just the phone it´s much better really.... :)

Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] santu71182:
After applying this fix, do you have the problem of low call volume when someone calls you and you need to tap the speaker icon to make it louder? Even after applying the fix, though noise is gone but I am running into this strange problem.
[HD2 Android SD Development] tarekam:
Use rootexplorer ( or any root file explorer) ,, copy it from where it is to the system/etc/firmware
[HD2 Android SD Development] cariocap:
Hi carl1961,

Thanks for the file in post #50. I'm using the SD version RAFDROID HD 4.2 and used your attached file in the following manner:

1) In the SD card, inside folder Android create a folder named root.

2) Extract your file to a temporary folder at your computer.

3) In this temporary folder you have 2 folders (system and META-INF). Copy these 2 folders to the root folder created in step 1.

4) Power off / Power on

5) Decent call volume is now back.

I just recommend that before you try this, you make a backup of system.img and userdata.img just in case anything goes wrong.

Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] odoss:
does it work for a gingerbread sence build ? :(
[HD7 General] HCEJohn:
I have the HD7 and have gotten everying to work great !! BUT, about 2 weeks later, something happened during sync such that the Windows Live sync just wont' stop and kills my battery very quickly over wi-fi. I have hard reset the phone and REMOVED everything in the Windows Live account being contacts, calendars, everything. Now that I have a clean slate, I hard reset the phone and type Windows Live Account I want to use and the HD7 keeps syncing tens of thousands of items but there is NOTHING to sync. What in world is going on ??? No photos, no contacts, no calendars, etc. I think the HD7 is caught is a forever loop that just won't stop with a stored cookie on the sd card. I set up a new TEMP Live account and that works fine with a clean slate. So, I hard reset and went back to MY live account and that sync happens again forever. I think there is some COOKIE or something stored on the NONREMOVABLE SD Card. How can I get this to work again with MY Live account. Is there a way to FORMAT the SD card. What can I do as I need to use MY live account since it is tied to more than just the phone.

Thank you to anyone who can help, John
[Streak 5 General] bigfoots1:
I don't understand why this is so difficult?

I have installed the latest eclair pc suite, the driver, and nero and still no dice..

wtf?

I have searched and am not coming up with a resolution..

lil help?

As it stands the device does not show up in the pc explorer. i do see android phone listed in the device manager and there aree no conflicts.

the little pc suite tray icon shows a red x through it "Disconnected" and i have never got that to actually show my phone.

nor has the mem card showed in the explorer..
[Streak 5 General] xilpaxim:
Your phone, when connected, should have a icon in the top bar that says usb connect or something like that. Click that, then you will go to a screen that says "turn on USB storage". Turn it on. Your SD card will show up on your computer.
[Streak 5 General] bigfoots1:
I've done that and it doesnt work it just says its now safe to remove the sd card..lol

ofcourse thats not what i want to do..

im on windows vista btw..
[Streak 5 General] flub:
I'm on vista with no probs

when its says safe to remove card thats usualy when you have gone into settings/sdcard & chosen unmount SD card.

when I connect phone to usb I get icon in top bar saying USB connected select to copy files to/from your computer, click it then choose mount on the pop up dialog box
[Streak 5 General] bigfoots1:
Yes. I'm doing exactly as you said..but it just un mounts the card...
[Streak 5 General] bigfoots1:
I did eventually get this sorted and as i suspected it was a driver issue on the pc.

now all is working well :)
[Epic 4G General] mikeschevelle:
I downloaded "Mr. Call Block" to block a credit card that wasnt mine that wouldnt stop calling me, it worked great, but after I updated it, everytime it would block a call, it would cause "android.phone" to force close and I couldnt make calls, use the internet, wifi, or text, I couldnt even compose a text. I would click on the spot to bring up the keyboard, the keyboard would come up but the text box would be dark grey and I couldnt type.

This was only solved by a soft reset. So after a a day or so I uninstalled it, but the next time that number called, I still got the programs pop up saying call block followed by all the problems. I dont know what to do. I have re-installed and re-uninstalled it a few times. I have ran Look Out to see if it left a virus.

I dont really want to hard reset, I do want to Root, but it seems like a very involved process that I dont want to screw up.

AHHHHHHHH

:)
[Epic 4G General] Dulanic:
I was going to say if you had a ROM just reflash the rom in clockwork... but stock not sure since you cant just reflash.
[Epic 4G General] mikeschevelle:
Maybe I will try contacting the Dev of the app
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewilley:
I can find lots of ways for my phone to access the various shared drives and folders that exisit on my local home network via Wi-Fi (e.g. my NAS, shared folders on my PC, etc) but how do I do it the other way around?

I know I can view the contents of my device when I'm connected to one PC via USB, but how do I let my PCs see the folders on my Desire Z wirelessly so I can read/write to them via the network?

Andre
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolek76:
Hi

I'm using ftpserver app (free) and it works flawlessly.

The only 'tricky' bit was mapping network drive on my win7ult, ie I had to manually assign an ftp folder, giving the full ftp address (192.168.x.x:1025) which the app gives you as soon as you run it in the phone.

Give it a go and see if you like it :)

sent from htc desire Z
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolek76:
BTW, what app are u using to access your network? I seem to have trouble finding anything that would allow me access my files on shared folders in pc and nas?

sent from htc desire Z
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewilley:
I think most of the more advanced file explorers will access LAN shares. I'm using ES FileExplorer (just click on the small button at the top to select between Local, LAN, FTP, etc) but I think Astro does the same.

Andre
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pouic:
Try "Wifi File Explorer" on the market...

Easiest way to access your phone from any computer of your local network !
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewilley:
Thanks. I was more looking for something that will let me set up the phone as a networked drive (or folder) on the PC rather than a web app though, so other programs can scan and update files for me. I think the FTP server solution might work though, going to try it tonight.

Andre
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rewen:
I also struggled to find an app for this. I am not sure why it is so hard or uncommon especially since every linux distro I've ever used had this functionality.. why can't someone put it into Android?

Anyway I found something on these forums called "Samba File Sharing on Android". It works but you have to have a password on your share. Last time I tried it I also couldn't get into my share unless I manually typed the IP address into the address bar on my PC.

PS: you need root for some reason.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewilley:
Thanks for the info.

I've got the earlier FTP solution working pretty well, and I now have an icon on my desktop to access the phone's drive via Wi-Fi which works fine. For some odd reason though I can navigate folders, edit files and even create new files fine, but not delete old files from the phone. Very odd!

The FTP system also works perfectly using my desktop sync software to do proper two-way folder/file syncing (including deletes). I'm using AllwaySync on the PC, which has an inbuilt option to sync folders directly to an FTP server and is very versatile.

Would Samba network sharing give me any advantages over the FTP route that anyone knows of?

Andre
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spiderman92059:
very helpful, thanks
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhilberg:
I use Samba Filesharing app for this, works well. It does require root though.

Once you get it set up on your phone and enabled, access it through Windows Explorer. Just type \\hostname (\\ANDROID is the default) in the address bar. Once you connect and login with username/password, then you can right click on the share and "Map Network Folder."

http://market.android.com/details?id=com.funkyfresh.samba

Make sure you uncheck the "Enable Wakelock" option. Leaving it checked will prevent your phone from sleeping. Your battery will be toast in no time. Just set your Wi-Fi sleep mode to "never." Menu > Settings > Wireless and Network > Wi-Fi settings > Menu > Advanced > Wi-Fi Sleep Policy > Never
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_Element:
When I updated to Android 2.1 I immediately installed Launcher Pro and started playing arround. Didn't even have a look at the Default Home Launcher.

Now I noticed something and I wanna make sure I'm right. The new 2.1 Launcher by SE has 5 rows that you can put icons onto or am I counting wrong?

The 1.6 had 4 and for that I'm sure... :p
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gunjin1:
I am running a stock 2.1 rom without any 3rd party launchers, and there are 5 rows. You are correct.
[Legend General] mccard:
So I was having problems with my 3G connection the past few weeks, it just wouldn't turn on even though I had network reception. Calls, SMS etc. all working fine. I tried a few things as a fix work around but none of them worked.

Disable / Enable 3G - obviously ;)

Turn off / on phone

Turn off, remove battery / on phone

Enable airplane mode, leave it on for a few mins then turn off

However, 3G just refused to activate. I was running Azure 1.0, not sure if that was the problem so I took the plunge and flashed Froyo (whitetigerdk's ROM) and to my delight 3G was working again.

But low and behold after a week or so I'm back to square one, exact same 3G issues. Is this a common problem? I presume that its software related but not 100% sure.

Does anyone have any suggestions on what I could try to resolve this issue once and for all?
[Legend General] mccard:
Does anyone have any ideas?
[Droid Pro Accessories] OneStepAhead:
After researching the limited case options for the Droid Pro, I ended up getting one of these argyle TPU cases for my sisters Droid Pro and it looks great. Very light weight and doesn't make the phone bulky. I've used this style of case in the past on a Droid X and found them to provide pretty good protection. Obviously a single layer case can only do so much, but I don't believe there are any dual layered cases out yet. She's a bit of a clutz so if Otterbox comes out with a commuter case in 6 months for the Droid Pro I'll probably upgrade her to that, but these seem like they could take a decent size fall and come out unscathed.

UPDATE: A friend that has the same phone/case told me these cases fit great even with the extended battery. I have yet to actually see that claim myself, so take it with a grain of salt.
[Droid Pro Accessories] Jibreil:
http://cgi.ebay.com/White-Flower-Ha...940019?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item5196c67733

This one looks pretty too.
[Droid Pro Accessories] kjjb0204:
Just bought a belt holster on ebay. First holster I've found for the DP. Seidio and the others haven't come out with theirs yet.
[Droid Pro Accessories] patmw123:
I prefer the Verizon holster case combo. I don't use the holster at all but the case is great
[Droid Pro Accessories] nicoledjtang:
very cheap price to get tpu case

http://www.dhgate.com/cell-phone-tp...atrix/p-ff8080813165f4370131756a8ac834a0.html
[Droid Pro Accessories] xibei:
I think the red shell nice point

I think the red shell nice point
[Droid Pro Accessories] zhangbai:
This case is a bit too hard

This case is a bit too hard
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] javolin13:
Hey, i'm just curious as to why the HD2 cannot be overclocked higher than 1190(solid)

My brother in law just got the G2 which has the 800MHz processor, and he has it OC'd to 1.8GHz and is pushing over 3-4k Quadrants, and 55+ Linpack scores and the battery is still decent on it.

We have a 1GHz pcsr that can barely hit 1.2, ( i know MDJ has a 1460OC, but it is not ACTUALLY 1.4 it still reads the same as an overclock to 1.2)

Is there a hardware/software reason for this, any ideas?

Thanks!