yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nikola G.:
Hey mmaner, I probably have no idea what exactly is going in there, but see the bold text in the quote. How about start looking for the culprit app that is causing this Force Close problem. You "assumed" that Titanium Backup went great, probably because you got no error message during the backup procedure, but that does not mean something didn't go fubar in the background.

Did you have the problem on a fresh install, prior to restoring a titanium back-up?

If not, how about narrowing it down by restoring the apps few by few and see if there's any problem with them? Just a thought.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nikola G.:
It is present in the gapps package file posted in the first post of this thread.

Anyway, here you go: http://hotfile.com/dl/92802321/7160e0b/YouTube.apk.html
[HD2 Android SD Development] Lozone:
Goto terminal

Type su

Hit enter

Type fix_permissions

Hit enter

Wait til it is complete.

This worked for me before.
[HD2 Android SD Development] noellenchris:
Those intstructions work fine for builds that are using the older style initrd.gz. HD2One works a little different. Now you can still create the root folder and push some files, but when pushing a lot of files that way, sometimes it gets foobar'd. TyphooN has been trying to explain the new way to me and I'm thick headed, but I'm starting to understand it. In the mean time, he has been just updating the build and I'v been testing it. So I feel dumb trying to explain it.

The easiest way to update for now is to just use the system file I posted earlier. Backup your system.ext2 and use the one I posted. Then if you need adwlauncher, use the old method by creating hd2one/root/system/app/adwlauncher.apk and also create a folder for the framework files to be pushed.

I'm not that good yet to make a update zip like the previous chefs. :( Typhoon understands the new process, but is moving as a type. He is around but very busy.

So for now that's the best I can give. I will update a post in this forum for updating to newest nightlies.
[HD2 Android SD Development] noellenchris:
Sorry Jmmmmm , I missed your question. No the updated system.7z is just a zipped system.ext2 and you'll have to manually swap in the file on your sd. Also if your not using the adw ex you'll need a launcher so you'll use the old method of hd2one/root/system/app/adwlauncher.apk on your sd and do the same for the framework files from the last nightly. Sorry for the confusion, figured I'd share what we had and I think it was a bit early. Gingerbread should be out soon and hopefully we will have that working on HD2One and probably test it out a day or so and first release may be the same with a system.ext2 for testing. Typhoon uses his own framework res files and adw ex. That's were the problems right now lay.

Chris
[HD2 Android SD Development] PENKO956:
Ok for those who updated to CM6.2 from typhoon and want the stock topbar/notification.

attach is original framework from hd2one

place in: sdcard/HD2ONE/root/system/framework/ :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] zDisturbed1:
Hello I am having an issue with whenevr I try and run HDZONE it loads into the console with the linux penguin at the top runs some text and the last line always says something about reootig in 5 seconds the phone reboots then i try again and it just does the same thing every time. I had an HD2 about 6 months ago then got a diffrent phone now I have an hd2 again and the first build of android I tried works fine but you never even see that console with Tux in that build. I am running a rom that says its android friendly and the nwest radio. I have tried just a straight unzip and tried with stuff in the update folder and tried deleting the update folder even. And also is this compatable with the rootfs that lets you have a gig of space i dident even see a rootfs in the zip.

~~EDIT/Update~~

Ok so I now understand the problem but I need help on the solution it was my fault I dident realise this build couldent just be stored anyplace and I hadent edited the startup file I know thats what the problem was but I need to know what to type to keep the build in the root of the internial storage because I want to use GenY and it needs to be in root for that not even in a folder like "Android" "rel_path=" dident work so I think I need to type something like internal storage or something but I dont know what
[HD2 Android SD Development] ukdutypaid:
Bluetooth HID

Bluetooth (BT) HID support does appear to one of the Holy Grails.

There is another build, in which HID does work, that being the Hyperdroid 1.7 build. (I've tested two BT folding keyboards).

It has to be some set of drivers files doesn't it. Or a case of combining builds..

I haven't a clue but would a thread of build that are KNOWN (ie have been gotten) to work with Bluetooth HID, be a good idea. I've searched all over and information is soooooooooooo patchy on it.

Ginger pairs but won't connect

HD2ONE, same as above

NEXUS build same as....

MDJ same as...
[HD2 Android SD Development] noellenchris:
Thanks for posting that. Good work.

thanks for reminding me, I'll have to toy with the bt stuff this week hopefully. I plan to just mix and match the bt drivers from the bravo nightlies and hyperdroid. However if you get a chance and want to try, it may be easier since I don't have a bt keyboard. you can just use the bt drivers from bravo or hyperdroid

system/lib/libbluedroid.so

system/lib/libbluetooth.so

system/lib/libbluetoothd.so

and maybe this one too

etc/audioBTID.csv

make backup's of yours by copying them with root explorer first and then push them using the root folder method.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Ambious:
Ok, here's something strange.

Not sure this is build-specific, but this is the build I use so this is where I'll ask :-P

I have screen time-out set to one minute, and all is dandy.

However, when I wake up the phone, the screen turns off about 2-3 seconds after turning on (which takes about 5 seconds by itself, and sometimes doesn't even turn back on. Only every second try).

Anyone experiencing this as well? Any ideas how to change/avoid?
[HD2 Android SD Development] DavidX_07:
Best build for me :) :)

But have a 2 questions:

1. I can't go lower than 100MB of free ram... it seems like android killing some apps when free ram is about 100MB... why not when free ram is about 30 - 40MB ?? It's like we have 100MB of waste ram ??

2. Maybe OT, but I can't find answer - how many of RAM is in general available for Android ? I think not all 576MB, right ? Maybe 413 like shows SystemPanel ?? Why not all of RAM ?

apologize for bad english
[HD2 Android SD Development] DannyBiker:
Oops sorry, I should checked first !

However, I'm running a MDJ build at the moment and I can't update the YouTube app either. So I think it has to do with my localisation...

Great build anyway, one of the best of the many I tested this week (I got my HD2 one week ago and I've been swtiching 3 times a day since...:D). Waiting for 3.7...;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] gt2009:
How many people are interested in sense?

How many people are interested in sense?
[HD2 Android SD Development] dohclude:
put me down for a "not".
[HD2 Android SD Development] ikkon:
Have u tried looking at pongster build.prop

I've seen a few lines in there about bluetooth

I know build.props are a hit and miss thing

Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt but it doesnt hurt to try..gl with that
[HD2 Android SD Development] DannyBiker:
Implement Sense you mean ?

I like Sense a lot but there are many builds out there for that. Beside, they always end up being slower. It's a choice between speed and great tools.

I would say no, your build would loose it specificity...;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] gt2009:
Important information

So i have been reading this thread daily now and I am collecting data and the problems everybody is running into. I advise anybody to search the original thread first, with the search function before posting your problem, there may already be a solution.

I want to concentrate on two builds:

HD2ONE_GB : HD2ONE Gingerbread BUILD 2.3

HD2ONE_S : HD2ONE SENSE BUILD FROYO 2.2.1

or

HD2ONE : HD2ONE NEXUS ONE BUILD FROYO 2.2.1
[HD2 Android SD Development] Svenvdmeer:
In my opinion there are more then enough sense build already while this seems to be the only good cm build. I really like this build in combination with adw launcher ex.
[HD2 Android SD Development] luffyp:
+1 Same, would prefer a clean and fast build :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] DannyBiker:
Agreed, there is no good CM build out there and by that I mean "clean one". This is the only one and one of the fastest. There is a good Nexus1 build but once you tasted to MusicMod and to the power controls in the notification bar, you can't live without them...:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] nghj:
if u see inside the host files uoloaded by Darkstone, u will find a link to a thread in xda started by delta_foxtrot2 at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=509997

but much later in the same thread he started, he also posted about adfree.

so if you have installed adfree and download the latest updates, you'll see that the hosts file updated by adfree has more blocked sites compared to the older one uploaded by darkstone.

if you want a better host file, check this link:

http://mathdotrandom.blogspot.com/2010/12/block-ads-on-pc-android-with-uber-hosts.html
[HD2 Android SD Development] imcmang:
I agree too. There are many sence based build. But HD2ONE is only CM Based build. So, I would like to recomend to build 6.1.2(froyo) or 7.0(gingerbread) :) CM based

+1 Nexus OTA based doent be supported additional funsion like expanded power wiget or Torch or detail setting etc. :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] ajsullivan:
Put me down for the gingerbread, non sense version.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ikkon:
How the heck do u get 30-40mb of free ram left when booting to android...maybe time to flash a new clean winmo base? Mine usually goes up to 300+mb of free ram when installing a fresh build and 280+ with all the bells and whistles on"widgets"
[HD2 Android SD Development] PENKO956:
sense build = bloatware

bloatware:

(blōt´wãr) (n.) jargon Software that has lots of features and requires considerable disk space and RAM.
[HD2 Android SD Development] DavidX_07:
Normally I get also ~300MB free ram after boot up. The point is when I try to artificially fill RAM (opening a lot of apps) android killing some apps when free ram is about 100MB. ANd my question is why not when will 30MB free...
[HD2 Android SD Development] ikkon:
I guess I missed the point there hehe

Sorry...its an android thing?

"The excitement of killing apps (that wont stay dead) every minute or so, one of the joy of having a android phone"
[HD2 Android SD Development] ukdutypaid:
BT HID

Chris,

Thanks for the response. As it happens, (without having a clue what I was doing, but merely looking through the zip for anything that might resemble 'Blue' as in Tooth), I did try copying .so files from Pongsters Hyperdroid1.7 Cymo 6.1 build [this being the only build I know of that does have BT HID working) over to HD2ONE and retried it. Without success, on this go though. Will take somebody who knows what they're doing me thinks..

OMG does anybody have a Euro Galaxy Tab, how about that build (BT HID works on the Euro one, so I've read)

"you can just use the bt drivers from bravo or hyperdroid" That's what I've been convinced of (not knowing about any of this mind). It has to simply be some files, surely.

You've suggested the following (I tried copying and pasting the .so files FROM Hyperdroid TO one of he HD2ONE builds before)

Mmmmm, you also suggest this one

and maybe this one too

I don't quite get this bit, I've been doing my copying and pasting on my PC, into the zip and then doing a fresh build on my HD2 (yes, it's very time consuming, iwth diff builds all the time)

As a final stupid suggestion it's not as simple as combining the zImage and or System from one and using the other files from another build is it?
[HD2 Android SD Development] dohclude:
I'm much more interested in a Gingerbread HD2ONE build. I think it could be a very sweet build if done correctly.
[HD2 Android SD Development] DeoreDX:
Personally I really like the Cyanogen Mod version, not many out there and with the clean slate this gives the user it's a great starting point to setting up a phone the way they want. A Gingerbread version would be insteresting. There are tons of Sense builds so I'm not sure what another one would bring to the community.
[HD2 Android SD Development] seadersn:
+2 :)

10signsbarricadebroken:p
[HD2 Android SD Development] stanleyhunk:
+3
[HD2 Android SD Development] nghj:
HD2one to me is like providing the most stock experience of Cyanogen mod on HD2 based on Nexus One builds which is "good for everyday use" as written on the original thread title :) At one point we could even update to the nighties easily. Other than that, i believe we've got many other builds of HD2 Android out there.

On whether it should be froyo or gbread, that will also depends on cyan. if the latest is still froyo, i'd stick with it til there's a good enough gbread based update.
[HD2 Android SD Development] jmmmmm:
Anyone know how to change the background color of a folder?
[HD2 Android SD Development] dheerajk27:
+4. I would also endorse Cyanogen Mod version.
[HD2 Android SD Development] noellenchris:
You should be able to copyt those files over to the root folder method and they should get pushed to your system.ext2. The problem could also be permissions. Sometimes they don't get carried over. Also there was quite a bit of tweaking to get bt working with the newer kernels. Sense builds had no issues, so the dev's had to modify some stuff in the init.rc file also. The build prop from pongsters did have some extra bt settings, but since pongster's build was based off of older kernels I'm not sure what got left out with the update to the new kernels and cm builds. I do know that Rakjo on IRC runs cm bravo and claims that his bt keyboards work fine. He's usually moody :P, but says that he uses the bravo bt drivers. Maybe he can send me a copy of his build.prop and init.rc and I can compare them to investigate any diff.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ikkon:
Noellenchris...when are I going to share ur own little build to the community? Hehe
[HD2 Android SD Development] noellenchris:
the system I posted is the build I'm using. It's HD2Ones with the latest updates. TyphooN and I will post the build and keep it updated as soon as he moves. He's moving this week. So I just posted the system so far. I love cm builds and have used them all. I prefer a more stock cm build personally. Hopefully when ginger is out, we will start a thread or continue posting updates in the HD2one thread. I'm sharing what I have right now. :P

On the other hand, it just doesn't make sense to post any builds right now till ginger comes out.

Chris
[HD2 Android SD Development] tweakos:
How about CM Mode based on desire hd , not a nexus? I think we must trie it?
[HD2 Android SD Development] chamshack:
its fast....

expecting a workin gingerbread from gt2009
[HD2 Android SD Development] nghj:
an image file in your launcher apk can be change to change the folder background.
[HD2 Android SD Development] pathologo:
gt2009, this is NO valid poll/question and I think you should forget about sense really fast!

You promised to continue this build and you should do it in the way it was originally meant to be.

And also forget about a sense build in addition to this build. You have enough to do with one build.

So go with Froyo and continue with Gingerbread when it's actually stable.

There is NO other option!

Else there will just be another fork of Kouno's build by someone else...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaid:
Taken from:

http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.3-highlights.html

Implementing wideband codecs in video capture would be very nice as the platform now allows it, because at the moment, captured audio in videos is simply very, very bad (8kHz narrowband AMR).

Any dev willing to explain how hard would it be to implement this? Thanks.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr1337:
Can be done, but first we'll need to fix the video encoder framework problem currently found in gingerbread.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] charnsingh_online:
With the OTA ull have both AAC and amrwb encoding, no need to worry about that, just wait for the ota. i have seen the AOSP source for passion, there is implementation of all the new encoders
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaid:
Isn't the libs part of AOSP?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] charnsingh_online:
No passion has some proprietary libs including camera n omx libs. We also need a new radio to go along with the encoders
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaid:
One and half month after SDK and waiting...:mad:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spamlucal:
Well, the OTA is here and the camera still encodes audio in AMR.

Damn.

edit: well, I was wrong! I hadn't looked at the actual file with a computer: it now has AAC audio, 16k sampling rate, 96kbps mono. It also uses the back mic (i don't know if that was the case before)

A higher sample rate would be very nice, but ah well, at least it's something :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Galaid:
Thanks for revivng the thread, I had problems finding it. So as aac is in the game now, is the sound better or just cosmetically better?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
How do you know its using the back Mic?
[Wildfire General] Sander M:
A few months ago I used some custom roms and because I wiped the device every time I also took out battery stats.

After a while I flashed a RUU and now updated to official Froyo.

Now I am planning to do a factory reset this afternoon (you know, for that fresh feeling:p)

Question: Does factory reset on normal stock recovery also wipe the battery stats, so does my battery has to be fully overcharged to the limit when resetting or does it not affect it at all?
[Wildfire General] dannystppls:
Zag aan de vlag dat je nederlands was :P

Maar alleen maar je instellingen worden ge-reset, en nee je batterij hoeft niet vol te zijn ik heb zelf ook al heel vaak een factory reset gedaan en geen problemen ondervonden ;)

-Ltrz :P
[Wildfire General] pinkchicken:
??????????????????
[Wildfire General] faraaz:
He has posted in dutch, that's why you don't understand I think....
[Wildfire General] argeoff:
Saw you on the Dutch flag was: P

But only your settings will be reset, and no you do not have full battery to be I myself have many times did a factory reset and no problems

-Ltrz: P

Google translate, dude you got the same flag as him.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjlean:
So lets hear it. What are your profiles set up as?

I wasn't too sure about what temps to set so I'm going to try these tonight. Will adjust accordingly.

Mine are:
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjlean:
I'm surprised no one responded. I have seen this question a few times. Here is my newer setup after monitoring temps...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beelbeel:
I have a few questions that you might be able to answer. The only profile that I currently have is essentially the same as your screen off profile, but mine uses conservative scaling. When none of the profiles are matched, do you know if setcpu defaults to the profile that you have set up on the main tab? I was under the impression that I was really only flipping between the two.

I also don't seem to have the ability to adjust the cpu max as finely as you do. Mine defaults to 1113, and when I try to slide it left, it immediately jumps to 806. It seems to me like I only have the option to over or underclock. What I am really looking for is a set of profiles that will have my phone using a normal amount of consumption while the screen is off and then underclock severely while the screen is off.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MonkySlap:
I have mine set to:

all min are 245

1.2 ghz default.

1.2 ghz Charging Priority 99 'I have this profile setup because I dont want to underclock my phone when its plugged in and power consumption really isnt a issue.

345 ghz 245 screen off priority 98

768 mhz Batt < 20% Priority 97
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjlean:
Yes, when the criteria you set for your profiles are not met it will default to the original setting... IE.. The main mhz setting.

Using conservative makes set cpu stay toward the lower end of your mhz settings.

Using powersave will stay on the lowest end of your profile settings you made.

On Demand will use the full range of your profile and mhz settings.

Now...... depending on what kernal you are using, you will get different options to set your processor at. Meaning; one kernal may have more mhz options than others.

I set screen off really low so it doesn't wear my battery. Actually, this profile is a HUGE reason I get such good battery life.

Hope this helps....

jjlean
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beelbeel:
Yes, it does help. Thanks! I am currently using pretty much everything that came with Iced Glacier 1.4

My battery life is killer too. I took my phone to work yesterday and used it relatively lightly (one or two calls, a few texts, some fiddling, not much up time), and I still hat 75-80% of my battery left! I have a feeling that had I not been underclocking, I would have had something like 30% left.

I'll keep an eye out for other kernels in the future, but I don't actually have any issues with the settings that this one offers me. Thanks for the info.
[Droid 2 Global General] jeffyo:
I've been really having a hard time following the DX and D2 differences in this forum. It seems as though the DX and D2 are able to use each other's SBF. I wanted to confirm if I flash 2.3.320/2.3.340 to my D2 in addition, will it allow me to install the latest ROMS?

Thanks.
[Droid 2 Global General] bladearronwey:
Neither one is for the D2, you want 2.3.20...
[Droid 2 Global General] newk8600:
Do you have a D2G? You posted this question in the D2G section. The D2 has two different SBF's the old 2.2.0 and the newest 2.3.2.0

If you have the Update from verizon (2.3.2.0) then you shouldn't need to flash anything to install the roms and even if you didn't have the update the ROM would update your phone and you should be fine. The only thing you shouldn't flash are old roms from when we had the old Verizon base 2.2.0 because those will mess up your phone if you have the update because the update changed the kernel and some other stuff which won't allow the old one to be flashed.

But if you have a D2G, the D2G doesn't have an SBF out yet so D2G's have to be careful.
[Droid 2 Global General] jeffyo:
Holy crap! I didn't realize I posted in the D2G section. I have a D2, NOT the D2G. The D2G needs it's own area, not the D2 area. They are "different," so shouldn't they be separated?

Thanks for the tips. I'm gonna flash some ROMs tonight. I miss this stuff since my poor Eris took a crap.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Techynewbie26:
I've just recently rooted my CDMA Hero using the unrevoked method and I had a lot of trouble figuring it out. I some how got the adb drivers to install on my phone (I was so annoyed by the time they installed I wasn't even paying attention when they did) but now they have disappeared (I think because I downgraded the phone to get it out of a booting screen loop) and I can't get them to re install no matter what I do. Im running on windows 7 64 bit and even when the bubble pops up and says that new drivers are installing when I go to type in

adb devices

it tells me that no internal or external paths can be found. Any tips for installing these would be greatful. I want to still use adb in the future.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Techynewbie26:
Yeah nevermind. I was charging my phone via computer and an installing drivers bubble just so happened to pop up after I had been tinkering with loading themes. Figured I'd go ahead and give a shot to see if it was the drivers I needed turns out it was.

No idea what really went down but I'm glad i got adb working properly lets hope it's more permanent