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[HD2 Android NAND Development] RunNgun42:
How could anyone be running out of ram on this build? Titanium shows me having 496mb free out of 594. I'm not an app whore or anything, but you'd have to have like 200 apps to eat all of this up.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
Battery update...... idle drain with Wifi ON and email being pushed intermittently (about a dozen over an hour's time) results in approximately ~4% consumption per hour.

To say that's outstanding would be the understatement of the year given that Wifi is NOT shut down. Yeah, I know it's not transmitting all the time under this circumstance but this is just astounding - I can't leave my Vibrant with Wifi enabled nor could I leave an SD-based build on this platform with WiFi enabled and not lose double that - or more - on an hourly basis in terms of power budget.

This thing is a monster of the good sort - the more I use it the more I like it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
I just stripped a bunch of stuff out of this build and was able to shrink it by 41.4MB.

What was removed:

All TopiaHD skins

My Custom Ringtones and Alerts

GPS Test

Facebook App

Facebook Widget - Can use HTC Friend Stream Widget instead

Twitter App

Twitter Widget - Can use HTC Friend Stream Widget instead

Some other HTC Widgets

HTC Battery Widget

T-Mobile Visual Voicemail

T-Moble MyAccount

drocap

ES File Explorer

XDA app

So in other words...this is a pretty close to stock Desire HD that is not squashed. If you are an EU user and would like to test this build out for me please PM me. You must have a LEO512 device and be willing to load the full version and this version to do some compairisons.

Thanks.

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
Best build I have used on NAND to date...just curious has anybody ran this build with MDJ's kernel??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mateuszd:
I am going to use it with MDJ's kernel to get overclocking... Does it work even faster than with the provided kernel?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
I haven't switched yet...was seeing if anybody else had before I did. Will let you know how it performs later on tho
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Will give that a whirl! maybe, there is even an app for that!

TY, sir!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Need a beta tester that can reproduce the Flash Player crash that closes the browser. If you have this issue and you can reproduce please PM and I'll shoot you a beta to test.

Thanks

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] parkerpeach:
Hi cmylxgo,

Thanks so much for an excellent build. I am also having the same flash crashing problem when viewing flash videos. I remembered seeing this problem before on an SD build and some fella posted a different version of flash that fixed the crashing problem. I will try it on your build and see if it fixes the issue.

Here is the original post for the fix

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9896297&postcount=304

Again....Thanks for the build :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] parkerpeach:
Yes the temp fix does indeed work on your build. No crashing playing flash videos so far. At least this lets you know there is something wrong with the copy of flash in your build.

Thanks again
[HD2 Android NAND Development] broknindarkagain:
Installed and I've been running for about 5 hours now. Things are fast and smooth. Battery drain is 2mA on standby. I get 400mA peaks while using the phone heavily.

MMS works like a charm, didn't have to touch APN settings and I'm not getting blurry MMS

GREAT WORK! THANKS
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
@CMYLXGO,

Does your ROM only flash one partition? I've noticed with other builds it flashes a very small, first partition, then flashes the second, main partition (I assume that's the actual ROM itself). When flashing your ROM, I saw that it only flashes the main partition and not the first, smaller one. I believe this may be causing lengthy boot-times for me, and it causes a 10-15 second freeze in MAGLDR. I posted in the General Discussion forum about that. If you'd like to take a look, here's the link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=902971

Thanks in advance. And again, thanks very much for your hard work :) it's not going unnoticed.

EDIT: Maybe it's the flash.cfg file that's giving me this problem? If I take a flash.cfg file from a different build and use it to flash yours, will it cause conflict?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] parkerpeach:
I think the reason is because he did not compress/squash anything at all in this build, which is why you only see one main image file. When specific areas of a rom are compressed they tend to be slower. This build is perfect for Leo1024 users because they have twice as much ram as the Leo512. I will take a slower boot time over a squashed rom anyday

I hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] parkerpeach:
You might also need to reinstall MAGLDR if you are having lag during boot time. Mine boots up just fine with no lag at all.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
Thank you for the reply.

I've flashed other unsquashed/uncompressed ROM's and haven't had a slow boot-up, or a "timeout" in MAGLDR as I'm having with this build. I think it has to do with not having a boot.img file flashed to its own partition. I've been reading the "flash.cfg.txt" file he included and I've been comparing his flash.cfg to other ROM's.. The other ones include a boot.img and I think that's where my problem starts. But I'm not sure. Either way, thanks for the quick response :)

@CMYLXGO,

I'm just asking to be sure, but do you have a boot.img compatible with this ROM that I can pop into your ROM directory and flash to my phone? I can configure the flash.cfg myself, I was just curious. Thanks in advance :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
I've tried that a few times.. If you click the link in my original post regarding this issue, it will bring you to another of my posts which explains my flashing process and the MAGLDR "boot-lag" I'm experiencing.. That's more of a reference post ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ws6nightcat:
task29 took care of the unlock issues on the second hd2 but did nothing for the long boot time or not being able to root this build
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
The boot.img is for zImage and initrd.gz. I put those files in my system.img so there is only one partition.

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tampaboy1984:
I'm really liking this build. Out of all the Sense builds I've tried this runs the smoothest for me. Only issue I'm having is Data HSDPA connection is not really reliable, it drops and slows down quite often...is this RMNET or PPP? I might try MDJ Cyanogen 1.6 if this is a build issue, but I really like Sense over a Non Sense build.

*How can I change to a MDJ Kernel?

*And if this is RMNET how do I change to PPP?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
Ohhh, I understand now. Thanks for the reply, but I think I may have found the source of the issue.. I redid EVERYTHING without the SD card inserted, and the first boot into MAGLDR did lag, but then I popped in the SD, rebooted, and MAGLDR didn't lag!! I think you should recommend people to flash your ROM without their SD card inserted.. I'm sure most people do that to be safe but it seemed to fix my problems.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
It's RMNET.. which radio are you using? I'm using 2.12.50.02_2 and haven't had one data drop with this ROM.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drtchocky:
I know I need a Kernel that supports overclocking before I use something like CPUBoost... which one can anyone recommend that is stable and would allow this.

Sorry this is my first time posting in this forum... was using the Eris up until yesterday.

Thanks in advance.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
It's all preference, depends on if you are using an AOSP rom or Sense rom. Try them out for yourself and then decide, everyone gets different results.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gahh Its Lee:
I'm just throwing this out there we can only overclock our phones a wee bit and it for me at least destroys battery life.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drtchocky:
I am looking to underclock for the most part with screen off settings.... I want to get a full day out of this phone somehow.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtj1825:
honestly you could probably get away with just installing some of the AOSP kernels floating around the Dev threads...I LOVE invisibleks line of kernels, #28 is a champion for me...but I believe the new Tiamat line of kernels is concentrating on aggressive undervolting...I would give them a try
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drtchocky:
Might try that... it's weird, coming from an Eris, there's definitely a more professional way about this forum. BUT (big but).... the ROM's seems to be overall more incomplete and I am worried about losing somee functionality. So installing a Kernel would be my best bet I guess.... being I would retain all the functionality of the stock ROM.

Hope I make sense.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drtchocky:
Oh the other thing is... when a kernel is AOSP compatible, that means stock ROM also right?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pons:
Nope. Stock is sense.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drtchocky:
well I installed a Kernel that was AOSP compatible and it seems to be working.... weird?
[Android Software Development] Devmil:
Hi guys,

I don't know if this is the right forum, so please forgive me if it isn't;)

During the development of Minimalistic Text I came across the lack of a good color picker view for Android.

In the first attempt I used the one from the samples (The "Ring").

The second attempt has been to integrate this one and add the possibility to change the alpha channel.

In the end I decided to build my own.

To let you use this color picker and - if you like to and are able to - improve it, I've extracted it into an Android library project and made it open source.

It's hosted at Google Code:

http://code.google.com/p/devmil-android-color-picker/

The code has almost no code comments. I will add them if I have time.

At the moment it is localized to German and English.

Please let me know what you think and write me an email if you want to contribute.

Thanks

Devmil

Here are some screenshots (in German):
[Android Software Development] afzkl:
I guess you never found hxxp://code.google.com/p/color-picker-view/ which has been around for a while now. It got an optional alpha slider too.

But on the other hand it doesn't support HEX input or RGB sliders like yours.;)
[Android Software Development] Devmil:
no, I haven't found this one. But the one I have used before is quite similar. I added the alpha slider to it.

The main difference for the new selector is the choice between the three input methods.
[Android Software Development] axeriano:
Working on project created ColorPickerPreference.

Shared it here github.com/attenzione/android-ColorPickerPreference (sorry, can't post links)

Why not RGB sliders or HEX input field?

because regular users will not use them. this is our project group opinion
[Android Software Development] Smasher816:
OP Thanks, this is just what i was looking for. I wanted a color picker where you could choose a color like in photoshop but also input exact values for the more advanced users. Is it alright if i take a look at the code and see if I can get it all on one tab. Ill probably just end up using your stock one though.
[Android Software Development] Devmil:
Yes, of course! This is why it is open source :)

Devmil
[Android Software Development] MacDegger:
Thank you!

When I was programming for WM in c# I had occasion to need a colour picker, but never really found one and couldn't be bothered to create it myself (the program was intensive enough by itself not to want to add something like this to it). Now I have transitioned to android I'm sure that I'll need this at one point. so thank you for sharing this! I might never need it (although I'm pretty sure I will use it), but if and when I do, I'll be damn thankful that you put in the effort!

So again, thanks!

-edit-

I'm having some trouble getting the code...seems I need some kind of version control software, but I wouldn't know which one (Mercurial?). Could you add a source download (.zip or .rar) for me to download so I could use (link/include) it in Eclipse? Or am I really being a noob at this (I have successfully used other libraries in c#, so I'm not a total noob :P).

On further inspection: I can access the sourcecode, but I guess I just don't know code.google.com AT ALL. I can create a server side clone (don't want to do that, I think), and I can go through all the files in the source and copy/paste to local files, but do I really have to do that to integrate this? Could someone tell me (or point to a tutorial) the best way to get all the code local so I cn use it? Or is the best way just to check out the source online (source file by source file) and copy/paste it into my own project as and how I need it?

Sorry for being a noob, but as I mentioned, I come from c# and have zero experience with code.google.com. I know enough to get everything into my Eclipse project through copy/paste, but there must be a better way!

PS: on winxp sp3, eclipse 3.6 (android 2.2, targetting 1.6, but that's beside the point, if I'm at all in the right ballpark :P)
[Android Software Development] rjmarsan:
Awesome library! I hacked it up a bit, adding a recent colors list, turning it into a activity, and added it to my app https://market.android.com/details?id=com.rj.pixelesque
[Android Software Development] Pancake345:
Amazing Work

Thanks so much for the color picker, this improved the function of my app if a big way. Thanks YOU!
[Android Software Development] jakelong00:
can i use this in my paid app??
[Android Software Development] Devmil:
Yes, you can use it for whatever you like. Including paid apps.
[Android Software Development] jakelong00:
a stupid question but how to include it in my code??
[Android Software Development] Devmil:
You can download the source code using a Mercurial client.

I have pushed a compiled library into the downloads section. So if you don't want to have the source code and build it on your own you can simply use the library.
[Android Software Development] jakelong00:
thnx for the help and the color picker
[Android Software Development] Roland_SGN:
I've just checked the download section, but there is no compiled library. AND is there the chance to have a sample app, how to use it simply?
[Android Software Development] vnation:
noob question

op , how to use this as library after downloading ?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] fpopic:
hii posters !!!

I have big problem after i have bought WHITE SCREEN TYTN and I thought that

will be easy to solve ribbon connector but now i have bigger problems my TyTN wont even start white screen or anything, Could you please look on pictures maybe isn't sth good connected on boards :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d3ck4rd:
I'm currently using ChompSMS with Darkys ROM. I really like how when I use the stock messaging app and I get a message I have a message puzzle piece that I can drag into place and go straight to that message from the lock screen. Unfortunately when using chompSMS messaging app this shortcut is no longer available from the unlock screen. Is there anyway to change this?
[General Questions and Answers] alancharmed:
hi all thanks in advance for reading.

I have a samsung galacy s and was locked to orange. bought this and unlocked using your great guide. its unlocked and i have put my o2 card in and changed all the apn settings, but still getting blue circle at top with line through showing no service. it also says your sim cannot connect to this network? even when i choose o2? can anyone help please
[General Questions and Answers] magicriggs:
is the phone reading the sim card?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sundayhustler:
So, I just rooted my Mytouch 4G a few days ago using the 'Ultimate' guide on this forum. I had root access and I disabled and deleted some stock apps from my phone. I was using LauncherPro instead of the HTC Sense launcher. I made a backup in Clockworkmod recovery immediately after installing Clockworkmod, before I'd made any major changes.

So, I spent the past few days removing and tweaking things. I had my phone working extremely well. But then I realized that I actually wanted an .apk file (the stock visual voicemail app) that I'd already deleted from the phone. It should be in my original backup file, right? So I figured that I'd make a new backup, restore my old backup containing the .apk file, copy the .apk file off of the phone, then restore my recent backup. Well...this didn't work.

When I restored either the original backup or the more recent backup, the phone would boot up and I'd get a message that the System UIDs are inconsistent. The phone would let me make phone calls, but 95% of my apps were missing from the loader. Most of the icons on my home screens were grayed out and would tell me the applications were missing when I tried to click on them.

I tried Fix Permissions in Clockworkmod recovery, but it didn't help. My Android Market app and all of my file manager apps didn't work, so I couldn't reinstall any apps. When I'd wipe all the data on my phone, but only restore the System backup, the Android Market would work and the phone basically returns to stock. But as soon as I restore my Data backup, everything breaks.

At this point, I've already wiped the phone and started over from scratch, but I'm afraid to rely on Clockworkmod/Rom Manager for backups again. Any ideas what went wrong?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr.tenuki:
did you flash a different kernel? this may be the issue, as I know that for other devices CWM does not restore the kernel.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pack:
this happens when your backups/card gets corrupted... it could of been a number of things... changing the name of something to how much you scan the card... hard to say exactly what caused it... If your really worried about it I would suggest making a backup of your backup on your computer just to be safe...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjlean:
Hmm. Mine does.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sundayhustler:
I did make a backup of my backup, but it's not like these backups sat on the memory card for months before they got used. I ran the restore within minutes of when I made the last backup. Besides, aren't the backups hashed with md5 and then retested before restoring? So, if the files did get corrupted, I would think Clockworkmod would have notified me, no?

I just wish that after making a backup, there was some way to test it out without taking the chance of trashing my phone.

Regarding using a different kernel, I did not. I did not flash any experimental/downloaded images, these were simple backups and restores of my existing phone data.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MonkySlap:
This is for phones that dont support Nand like the vibrant. HTC phones is a full backup including kernel.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] setzer715:
Your right, CWM does do a md5 check when restoring. I'm sorry, I don't know what could be wrong. I currently have like 5 backups of 4 ROMS and have to restored to just to play around. Did you do apps2sd? This can cause major issues when switching ROM's.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dragone5:
I am also having a problem restoring to my stock rom. how big does my backup file have to be?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IlPapu:
I have had this problem before. I think in my case my issue was caused by and incompatible version of CWM. I found that to be safe, I usually make two back ups, one with recovery in 2.5.12 and one with 3.0.0.6.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dragone5:
It was the file. It was only 60mb, apparently I ran out of memory :p thanks though my other backups work fine and I found the stock rom on a thread.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scr3wy:
oh haha i was about to post.
[Fascinate Accessories] Jstevenett:
Has anyone tried this? I wish the fascinate had a front facing camera and this seems like the only alternative. Any thoughts?
[Fascinate Accessories] vainworks:
Jstevenett!

This is Phil Farrand. I invented the Vainworks Stand. I think the Facinate is the same thing as the Galaxy S from AT&T (Wouldn't it be nice if cell phone manufacturers just call the same phone the same name?! ;-)

Anyways, I have tested the Galaxy S from AT&T and included the results on the full Compatibility Chart. Just go to the site, scroll to the bottom and click on the link that says "Click here for more phones and info." (xda won't let me put in a link because I'm new.)

As I recall, the Galaxy S worked pretty well!

I only opened for business last Sunday night (Jan 2, 2011) so there aren't many Stands out there yet. (Vainworks is a small operation. It's just me! No big advertising dollars. No angel invester. But... it's like an epic! So, this should be interesting. ;-)

Have a great day!

Phil
[Fascinate Accessories] obededom:
I was just on the website.

awesome vid, Phil :)

I'll make sure I suggest it to anyone who is in the market for one. It's a creative idea
[Fascinate Accessories] Jstevenett:
Hey phil thanks for the reply. I was just wondering if the stand folds up or anything cause I'm looking to use it while traveling and don't want it to break on flights and what not. Thank you!
[Fascinate Accessories] Protonus:
Wow, just opened on the 2nd, and you're already posting for our phones! Gotta love the internet! thanks for joining up!
[Fascinate Accessories] SupraLance:
@Phil, I wondered if "Fair Grove" in your location didn't mean my little corner of the world, glad to see it does. The Fascinate is a little different than the Captivate, but probably not enough so to be an issue. After reading a bit about this product and who and how it is being produced, I would like to pick one up to test with the Fascinate and write a review. Can you PM me local contact info if I wanted to just pick one up next time I am in Springfield?
[Fascinate Accessories] vainworks:
Sorry... got distracted!!

Sorry, sorry, sorry I haven't responded

@Jstevenett - unfortunately, the Stand does not fold. I was working on one that folded but I thought I had better start simple since I have never done this before!

@obededom - Thanks for the kind words! It's been an interesting adventure so far. ;-)

@SupraLance - I'd be happy to hand-delivery one. I'll try the PM or you can write me at phil@vainworks.com
[Fascinate Accessories] jtdc:
Does it work well with the Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc?
[HD2 General] skunz35:
Is there a point when overclocking becomes dangerous for our phones? Right now I'm at 1536 MHz max with 245MHz min, I'm kinda new to all of this stuff so I was just wondering if there are enough pros for overclocking that much, thanks
[HD2 General] lude219:
No offense to the chefs/devs around here who OC'd their ROMs, but *I* find it almost useless. Sure it gives me nice benchmark numbers, but so what? What's good are those benchmark numbers if it decreases my battery life, causes stutter/laggy UI, programs from running correctly, and to top it off, overheat the phone? It's a $900 investment and I'm not about to blow that over some number. Believe me, i overclock every computer that I've own (even my trusty eeepc 1000HE), but you get people here on a weekly basis posting questions (not you OP) saying that their phone is overheating or their battery drains fast...when they've been using a OC rom after all. Of course, there's an element of users beware and the chefs/devs made a note of that, but I think having a stable ROM trumps all. Often than not, running stable and running correctly is fast and seemless, almost no overclocking required. Hell, even if you underclock it, it's still fast and smooth.

/Just my 0.02cent
[HD2 General] GuestK00102:
I only overclock when I need the extra fps or performance boost. Other than that I leave it underclocked.