yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] blax123:
Will the new ROM be compatible with the European LEO512?
[HD2 Android SD Development] barbinmario:
riavvio

ho provato tutti gli aggiornamenti proposti fino a quello di oggi ma ogni volta che spengo il telefono e poi lo riaccendo e faccio ripartire android il programma rimane fermo sulla schermata tutta nera con la scritta htc in verde

ho un HD2 europeo con una roma Enrgy leo touch of glass

grazie per la disponibilità

:D:mad:
[HD2 Android SD Development] encounter:
e successo anche a me...controlla il file startup.txt che le stringhe siano giuste..io ho rimesso quello della 26.01 ed e partito..

Ora a me me il market funziona.

il led a volte si e a volte no

ma non riesco ne a inviare ne a ricevere file bluetooth..

cosi come non funziona il wifi e hotspot portatile parte fa attivazione e va in errore...le cose Piu' importanti sono KO....

peccato!!!

nd happened to me ... check the file startup.txt that the strings are right .. I have put that of 26.01 and gone ..

Now I work me the market.

LED battery sometimes and sometimes not ..

but I can not receive bluetooth files ..

does not work as well as wifi and mobile hotspot activation is part and crashes ... things' are important KO ....

sin!
[HD2 Android SD Development] tophechris:
Noooo... don't tell me that the problem is the provider? How can this be possible? It's really strange.

On the other side, it's the good time to change provider in France ;)

I will try to continue testing random solutions... in case something can really be done :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] bteljuice:
Can anyone post the light file from 30Jan ? It was working perfectly but broken in the Feb1 build.

Thanks

EDIT: Went back to 29Jan (2). Best build so far for me. No FC, all downloads working perfectly, Arabic support. After that build, everytime there was something broken. Anyhow, will still with 29(2) Jan.

In Feb1, I think we need a new data.img. Used my previous and got Swype FC, SMS schedular FC, Lights stay on,No arabic support,etc.. And all my previous data were gone (all my emails and loggins).
[HD2 Android SD Development] michal.nosal:
Good question - whether this is a rom for the European LEO?

What RADIO do you recommend?

When charging the battery after reaching to 90% the LED becomes green - should be red.

[google translate - sorry]
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Yes it works fine on the european HD2.

It's an sd ROM. There are no hardware restrictions here. Radio has to be a recent one but that is a requirement for all Android ROMs. Your Radio is ok.
[HD2 Android SD Development] michal.nosal:
So I do not understand why some people have problems and others do not?

Apparently the problem was solved with the LED but on my and my friend's phone we have the same problem?

[google translate - sorry]
[HD2 Android SD Development] happyfree:
USB tethering

This is really a great ROM, it perfectly works! (I'm so happy to use Android)

So, thanks for your work.

However, I've got an issue regarding the USB tethering: when I click on "USB tethering" in the settings, it shows "Tethered" but nothing happens... I have no wizard on my Windows XP laptop.

What's wrong with me? Did I miss something?

Thanks in advance for your help.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ayemez:
I just realized that I'm missing call waiting calls, because the call waiting notification beep is very quite. I was able to hear it when I did a test, but during normal conversation it's impossible to hear. Is there a setting I can tweak for this?
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
There are some minor issues remaining to be solved.

It's a work in progress by people that work on it in their spare time, after work and on weekends.

As far as I know the Nexus 2 is the only phone that comes with Android Gingerbread at this time. So this is a fairly new Android build. You can't expect this to be working flawlessly. If you want that, you've got the wrong phone. Get a real Android phone like the HTC Desire, Samsung Galaxy S, Nexus 2 or one of the many others.

The HTC HD2 is a Windows Mobile phone and works perfectly with its native system. There are lots of people at Microsoft and HTC that make this happen and they earn their money with this work.

On the other hand you only have a few brave souls here at xda and some other places that pour their knowledge and time into making Android work on a phone that wasn't build to run Android. You can't expect the same results.

It's an unbelievable achievement that we have Android and even the brand new Gingerbread on our phones. I few minor bugs should be acceptable. If not, stick with Windows Mobile.

I don't know why this build is working better for some than it does for others. And we probably will never find out because most people are complaining without giving us any insight into what system they use, what steps they took, what radio they are using and so on.

People get this for free but they are complaining like they paid a lot of money for it. Kind of weird.
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
what are you talking about? copy and paste? i coded the whole thread in a text editor... copy and paste.

1. if you dont know how to copy an Android folder from a zip file to the root of your sd card... what do you want me to do about it?

2. for those running windows mobile roms, you copy the Android folder from the zip file to the root of your sdcard.

3.no. there are no instructions for those running ram roms. there is a forum called xda. a thread called hd2 android ram thread (or somethign similar) and a search button you can use to find information.

4.i've build a rom for users to download. i didnt build a website that looks pretty for people to stare at all day.

and finally... ive spent more then id say.. 20 hours? writing FAQ's that answer 95% of all questions asked in this forum (regarding android and the hd2) There are links to these FAQS in the first post. If you cant read them.. its not my fault.

And infact if you took the time to look you would see that there is all the instructions you need contained within the download package.. you just have to read.

Im not here to hold your hand.... there is only so much I can do.. and there is a minimum of what you should know BEFORE you start messing around with stuff like this... if my thread is confusing.. then you should not be playing with android on the hd2 period.

who concures?
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Instead of using the beep you could use vibration.

Go to settings->call settings->vibrate call waiting.

I don't know if that beeb is a notification or a ringtone or maybe something else alltogether. You might try playing with the settings in CyanogenMod settings->sound->attenuation of set volume.

But I'd go with vibration.
[HD2 Android SD Development] bteljuice:
First thing that came to my mind.
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
Audible selection.

audible selection volume is extreamly low. it is a problem with the cyanogen htc leo base. it cannot be helped. it is working.. .if you listen closely you ccan hear audible selection tones.

LED Notification Config settings in cyanogenmod settings

was removed by the cm team for this build.. but will get added back in soon.

use a 3rd party led app to config leds for now. ie: led me know.

these should both get fixed with future releases of cyanogenmod7.

if you get f.c.'s i did tell you make a new data.img did I not?

EVERYTHING ELSE.. no word of a lie is working perfect.

for the first time EVER we now have an actual cyanogenmod BUILT for the htc leo.

gone are the days that we have to port a build over from another device like the bravo. There are going to be a few issues to overcome by both the build chefs and the cyanogen mod team... so be patient. The leo base was only release 2 days ago.. so dont expect perfection after two days.. but it is almost perfect to be honest.

Turn on cyanogen annonymous data reporting if you want to speed things up
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
I do.

But

The font size you are using actually is a little small.

You seem to have eagle eyes. That's propably why you are using a screen density of 180 as default.

Not everyone has been blessed with perfect eyesight.

There is a hell of a lot of information on that first post but it's also easy to miss something. Mainly because of the small font size you are using.

Regardless of that I'm quite sure that there would still be people that just find it easier to let others do the reading and rather ask questions than finding things out for themselves. Even with the new FAQ that is in the making this won't change.

It's your decision if you'll keep helping them. I surely won't hold it against you if you don't.
[HD2 Android SD Development] wolfwolf:
no data after "sync" with googleaccount !

I use an open HTC HD2 german Stockrom 1.66, Radio 2.15.50

I extracted all files in a directory "Android"-run clrcad.exe and then haret.exe

The following installation works perfect.

After finish I have an Android on my HD booting from SD.

After login in my gmailaccount and syncing the system with the account

(amimation), there are no data in calendar and contact !!!??

:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

can anybody help me - have I do anything more ??

Many thanks

Wolf
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
@Cope

please, no shooting.

I noticed some lines in build.prop are doubled. Probably it's after many hours of tweaks and tricks.

ro.com.android.dataroaming=false

ro.com.android.dataroaming=false

ro.com.android.dateformat=MM-dd-yyyy

ro.com.android.dateformat=MM-dd-yyyy

ro.config.alarm_alert=Alarm_Beep_03.ogg

ro.config.alarm_alert=Alarm_Classic.ogg

ro.config.notification_sound=OnTheHunt.ogg

ro.config.notification_sound=regulus.ogg

ro.ril.gprsclass=12

ro.ril.gprsclass=10

ro.ril.hsxpa=1

ro.ril.hsxpa=2

ro.telephony.default_network=0

ro.telephony.default_network=3 (my fix)

Problem is with those lines: gprsclass and hsxpa - they are in conflict :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
and this is why

-includes a 240 build prop for those of you with bad eye sight/large fingers. mwuAHAH.

(copy /sdcard/android/240buildprop/root folder to /sdcard/android/root)

is in the first post. has been for a VERY long time.

if a user cannot copy /sdcard/android/240buildprop/root to /sdcard/android/root the like i said.... they should not be even attempting to use android on the hd2. The first post has small font due to large amount of info... if you cant read that..... try pressing control-shift-pluskey on your keyboard while you are reading the webpage and make the text bigger.

i simply cannot do everything for every user... i can try to help with faqs and including all PERTINENT information w/ the build and in the first post.... which is what ive done... enough of this already.
[HD2 Android SD Development] me3pheap:
I still cant download app from market ...:(
[HD2 Android SD Development] DanijasDub:
Q: where that fancy sceen off animation gone ???

Green LED always on as well..............
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Hey, don't get me wrong here.

I was just trying to explain what I think might be a reason so many people don't read your instructions properly.

I have read them and I have read every single page in this thread since I've been watching the development of your build from day one.

I changed the screen density the "hard way" by manipulating the build.prop file myself, which is also described several times throughout this thread, before you included the "shortcut" into your zip package.

What I was tring to say is, whatever you do there will alway be people that ask questions before they start thinking. But there are also people out there that actually try to figure things out for themselves. The font size you chose in your first post doesn't exactly help.

Sure they could use the forum search or google but since you already put a lot of work into your first post it might be worth thinking about changing the font size of the installation instructions.
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Have you checked all the boxes for sync?

Go to settings-> accounts&sync->click your account->check boxes for calendar and contacts
[HD2 Android SD Development] anap40:
How are the GPs lock times on this build?
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
1 minute. Quite impressive.
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
Another thing.

I did something digging with net tools and find entries gone from build.prop

#

# T-Mo Specific Network DNS Entries

#net.ppp0.dns1=10.177.0.34

#net.ppp0.dns2=216.155.175.105

#net.dns1=10.177.0.34

#net.dns2=216.155.175.105

#net.dns3=216.155.165.50

without set net.ppp0.dns my mobile data connection seemed to lack of ... I don't know what. I checked /etc/resolv.conf - and proper nameservers were there.

So, snooping around and built something like that:

#

#

net.ppp0.dns1=8.8.8.8

net.ppp0.dns2=MY_PROVIDER_PREFF_DNS

net.dns1=8.8.8.8

net.dns2=MY_PROVIDER_PREFF_DNS

net.dns3=8.8.4.4

and that is it ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
docent, for the time being T-Mo users are to be downloading my version.

1.0 is exactly what these folks get over here at this point, just with the T-Mo specific changes.
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
That is quite clear - one should use their provider settings. In the other hand - this build is quite international, so I am trying to find correct config points.

There is no chance that without correct changes everybody in the world could use it.
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
:) sup brother.

docent: those t-mo entries are missing because this is not a t-mo specific build..

thats why those are commented out. android by default uses googles dns entries

and they ARE set correctly, though not in the build.prop they are somehwere else. dns entries can be changed to match those of your service provider, but to be honest in this particular case, the google dns entries should be all you need. your device will pull the correct dns entries from your data provider when it registers on 'the network'.

the other post of yours tho outlining duplicate entries..... is good. I can do something with that. The changes will be in the next build.

-cope

also.. warren is right... :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] :
Incoming calls problem!

Hi.

I have problems with SD build android, and I have tried many builds.

The problem I have is that all incoming calls go to my voicemail. I call, and again, and again, and call always pulls me to voicemail, the call never enters. :confused:

With outgoing calls and SMS I have no problem.

This only happens to me in Andriod. In Windows Mobile 6.5 I have no problem. Even when I installed WP7 I had no problem. :confused:

What could it be?

Does the radio?

I have an HTC HD2 T-Mobile. With the 2.10.50.26 radio.

Running the latest "Energy ROM. " And this SD Build Android.

I appreciate all the help you can give me. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
I don't understand. As always - my work is not to undermine your work.

As I wrote - correct settings WERE in /etc/resolv.conf - but in MY case switching from wifi to mobile caused problems with browsing.

Yes, I understand T-Mo specific changes - but with this correct reasoning I wonder - what if THOSE setting should be more ... provider friendly ?

What we have here is ... in medical terms... symptomatic treatment? You can react only on proper symptoms.
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
I think you should upgrade your radio right away. It's painless and could spare us detective work ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kergekecske:
usb only in debug mode

widgets cannot save data

dualmount installed

now i can refresh the data in widgets ( til now i was in paris )

very very useful button savior not removable , doesnt want to disappear

the antsdickletter prompt changeable with lcd density ( the centrum of developing the user - in this situation the young girls with pretty little fingers)(didnt find ctrl+) no problem with su

wifi / gps / mobile data fine

speed near the same like mdj cm7 nand

god job

rspct
[HD2 Android SD Development] freemini:
seems quite fast, just installed it. I would like to know where's the lock animation? I love that animation.
[HD2 Android SD Development] michal.nosal:
My answer is wrong gave what I had in mind. What I meant was that in the description given was that it fixed a bug related to the LED and in some it works and in others not.

A work on the development of android praise indeed. I do not criticize the fact that there are errors in the operation. In my reply I give to know so I have a problem, but I can not get good answers.

[google translate]
[HD2 Android SD Development] orangekid:
I am having 2 main issues on this ROM (otherwise it's awesome)

1) on every previous build, I just copy my backed up rerware folder to use with my backup, and no for some reason it "can't find market link" and won't install my backed up apps.

2) when I turn on the screen, it shows my home screen for a half-second before going to the lock screen, kind of annoying and sometimes can trigger me opening an app or widget before the lock screen toggles.

any ideas on these?
[HD2 Android SD Development] viffer_man:
Hey guys, sorry if this has been asked already but I can't seem to find any posts about it...

I can't seem to see the allocated disk space on the SD card with in Android... So here is my set up:

Card partitioned as per: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10004351&postcount=690

6GB FAT32 (Android folder)

890MB ext3

130MB LinuxSwap

When I go in to storage all I see is the 890MB but no SD? If that makes sense...

Any help?

By the way, build is super smooth and fast, enjoying it alot!

Viffer
[HD2 Android SD Development] :
For T-Mobile HD2, which would be the best Radio?

In this theard:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=611787

I have seen several radios, but I do'nt know what will work fine.

I even thought of installing the radio Leo_RADIO_2.15.50.14, but I do not know if that will work.
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
Start with that version ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Google translate is a nice tool but it sometimes scrambles things up quite a bit.

Which build of cope are you using?

In the newest version the cynogenmod team took out the LED settings. Use an app like "ledmeknow" from Android market.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nihonno:
Very interesting Docent. So where would you suggest entering these entries? In the resolv.conf or build.prop. Now I did read what cope mentioned about when authenticating with your network, you will be redirected to the "correct" dns but would there be any difference in simply entering the correct DNS without the need for a re-direct? I have tmous so I could simply edit either build.prop or resolv.conf with the settings you've already provided.
[HD2 Android SD Development] needabottle:
Went for another clean install. This time I just installed Current Widget and Task manager. Ding, Ding, Jackpot, 3 Lemons....... Drain when screen off is now between 5 and 9mAh. Battery hardly draining at all on standby now. Thanks to everyone

One thing I have noticed is that even with Data and email checking and GPS turned off the darned Google Maps app keeps firing itself up for no reason.

Is there any app which restricts other apps from opening up at start up. Eg Titanium comes up. Yes I can task kill it but other than uninstall the thing there doesn't seem to be any way to stop it activating unless I want top use it.
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
I did that with build.prop.

Easiest thing for me to do is mount system.ext2 in Linux, edit files, e2fsck it after dismounting and just replace system.ext2 in /Android directory.

If you would like to try - just edit /system/build.prop and share your experience.

As I was saying - with /resolv.conf there WERE no problems. But... switching wifi/mobile mobile/wifi I lost connection everytime I tried this.
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
No need to do that. It won't lower the drain. In fact it might just do the opposite because reloading the app is going to need more power than keeping it up. Apps usually don't use any power hwen they are not active.

It is not advisable to use task killers especially not the automated ones that kill apps periodicly.

Sometimes apps go crazy without any reason. Probably not the google apps but 3rd party ones with issues.

When that happens use a task killer manually and kill the specific app.

Android will do the rest for you. Don't worry too much, enjoy your phone instead.
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
Docent,

As much as both Cope and I appreciate the help and support....

please do not point people to configure the dns settings in your manner.

i've liked your suggestions up until that point. i really cannot be spending time with flurries of small fixes(which I must say I have allowed to be committed without critical review asking the why? or how? and simply letting the end justify the means) while cope and i are trying to get the big picture set up. and it becomes a thread of you and us supporting your suggestions/recommendations. please be a little more cautious about how deep your suggesting people go. if you want to control every change folks do, you may feel inclined to build a rom. otherwise, please, talk to us dev's via gmail or pm about fixes, do not create bigger things for us to deal with.

sorry if this was rash, but i hope you can understand what it's like with that customer that wants to control every little detail of what they want a dealership to do. yes your aftermarket things are great, and suggestions to us are awesome, but warranty becomes void and null once modification is done. understandable?
[HD2 Android SD Development] needabottle:
Ah. OK thanks. I'll just leave things be.
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
Warrenb,

I am not going to fork another build - there is no point in that.

I do not understand your attitude or issues, but as I am not the author of this build I feel forced to pass.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nihonno:
Come on guys, this blows. We need all the talent we can get here. In many other threads I've seen different people offer up solutions to different problems. I don't think docent is "enforcing" any of these fixes, let alone just offering up different results and ideas.

Seriously. We're all in this as beta testers and we're going to offer up opinions and ideas as the thread goes along. There will be times where offered ideas don't work but just because they're posted, it doesn't mean everyone will try them.

This forum is great because of the innovation that is free to be expressed. Respect is given when due and credit as well. Docent claims no credit in his ideas and just likes to experiment. If you were ok with his "fixes" up till now then just site him for a possible bad idea and let the ideas perpetuate.
[HD2 Android SD Development] andreyyor:
With build 01/26/11(2) I had battery drain about 5-7mA but now with build 01/30/11 and 02/01/11 the drain is more than 50mA. The radio and WinMo are the same!

Any clue of the problem?
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
I am more than grateful for this appreciation. As Nihonno pointed - I claim no credit for any of those fixes nor want to be credited, praised or glorified in credits/nfo.

But, after considering and re-reading my post I realised 'crossing the line' about editing system.ext2.

That's really my bad - in one sentence I joined two ideas: editing system.ext2 (which is for me - a system engineer - something natural) and changing /system/build.prop. From this perspective it looks like I am encouraging Nihonno to do dangerous things. For that - my apology.
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
I second that.

You are squashing new ideas and approaches with that attitude.

Users that are willing to dig that deep into the system are unlikely to run to you for help.

The success of this forum comes from it's members, their ideas. Don't waste this powerfull instrument and try to do everything yourself.