yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nvidiaati:
use v3.0 how can i backup sms message to sim card??

but i use sense i know how to backup sms message to sim card

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Thanks again Tytung. The following appears to work fine:

Rename default.acdb to default.acdb.original (or just delete it altogether)

Rename htcleo.acdb to default.acdb

Alter 10mic_level to '0 -1', '1 -1', etc...

Alter mic_level to '0 -1', '1, -1', etc...

The above change does appear to return the speakerphone volume to what it was in r11. However, I also found I needed to change 10mic_level (and mic_level???) to the "-1" value so the default.acdb is used. If I did NOT change the values to -1, and left them at the "default" '0 400' and '1 600', I was getting a fair amount of background noise.

Although the above works, I am not quite sure why the mic gain feature still works, as you mentioned that the htcleo.acdb did NOT support mic gain features, yet, the above appears to work.

Would it be possible for you to produce a "hybrid" kernel that has all the features of r12, but uses the original r11 sound files (htcleo.acdb) for those who may be experiencing too high volume levels like I am?

-Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anubius:
Use Winamp. It also has a lockscreen player.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Yes ......
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dermann:
I'm just wondering, why do you want to backup your SMS to your sim?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Well, htcleo.acdb doesn't support proper mic gain when you make/accept a call and press speakerphone mode.

That's why the r12 kernel introduces a process interface to let users change the mic gain of the handset mode, speakerphone mode, etc. manually in order to solve htcleo.acdb's mic gain issue in speakerphone mode.

Since we can alter mic gain manually, using Android's stock default.acdb is enough.

If your testing shows that "Rename htcleo.acdb to default.acdb" works, then you can either alter 10mic_level to '0 -1', '1 -1' or delete 10mic_level file.

Without 10mic_level, the r12 kernel will use default (i.e. "0 -1", "1 -1") mic gain of default.acdb (i.e. a renamed htcleo.acdb).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
You can use SMSBackupRestore to backup sms to SD card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Radek Hulán:
Seems many language translations for "Czech" (CZ) are missing in latest release, which were translated in previous releases (3.0 NAND).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Read this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17978234&postcount=7689

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] memin1857:
About voice echo

It seems the 122,442 byte default.acdb file is from the asop 2.3.4 android (tytung 2.8?). It might be causing voice echo.

aosp 2.3.5 android (tytung 2.9+?) seems to have another acdb file.(129,346 bytes)

Yet cm7 has one more different acdb file.(125,868 bytes)

Both the latter acdb seem to fix the voice echo. If there is enough positive feedback TYTUNG should include one of those acdb files instead of the 122,442 byte one.

You can find the cm7 acdb file here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17997557&postcount=330
[HD2 Android NAND Development] heartbeat.rulez:
re

help help

my touchscreen do not work anymore the hardkeys do there job

i put it out of my trouser and switch the display on but i can not unlock my phone

please help me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
This may be a hardware problem (or not). What have you done?

Ideas:

1. Pull the battery to reboot the phone

2. Reflash your rom (if you are on v3.1a, try v3.0)?

3. Check the general Andriod Nand forum section for idea and help?

4. If all fail, it may be hardware failure and you might have to get help from HTC

Good luck
[HD2 Android NAND Development] heartbeat.rulez:
re

it is not falling down or something else
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Hi,

Just had a problem during a conventional phone call I received. While listening to the other party, the sound just went 'erererererererer' (constant frequency noise). I was able to hang up, so I recalled and everything was fine again.

First time ever this happened.

Since I installed kernel r12.3 this morning, maybe it's related ... ? I will revert back to r12, just in case.

Wanted to let you know.

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Unfortunately, it is a common problem. Do a search and you will find many people with the same issue as yours. Here are some....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=916591

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=917476

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] heartbeat.rulez:
maybe i need a short tutorial to flash back to original wm rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Flash a Stock Rom via microSD Card, it will overwrite everything including your HardSPL.

1. Make sure your microSD is Formatted to fat32

2. Download your stock WM6.5 stock rom and unzip/unrar it to your PC

3. Goto the Roms Folder and rename the .nbh file to LEOIMG.nbh

4. Copy the LEOIMG.nbh file to the root of your MicroSD Card

5. Plug the MicroSD Card into the phone

6. Reset the device while pressing the volume down button to enter the BootLoader screen, you will first see a tri-color screen with the phone and SPL Information at the top

7. Follow the On Screen instructions to start the update

8. After flash has completed, press the reset button with the stylus to reset the device

NOTE: If your phone is under warranty, you need to put the stock rom back on it before sending it to HTC for repair.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kel88z:
i had this same problem awhile back using a nand rom, solution that worked for me is to turn your device on and repeatedly press the power button fast about 5-10 times and your touch screen should work, if it didnt the first time keep doing it till it does. hope that helps, it did for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brandl:
Guys, i'm running this ROM about 4 days and now (second charge) i feel that battery drain is much higher...

so i tryed to remember what i did different from the first days and the only thing that i changed was that i moved all my apps (those could be moved) to SD card.

could it be the reason off the higher battery drain?

thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Tytung,

I've performed the following testing:

1) Flashed 3.1a.

Here's the problem I get:

Called voicemail on speaker phone. Result: The speaker volume is so loud that the mic on the phone mutes out the playback. Instead of getting a clear voicemail prompt such as, "You have 1 new message.", I get something like, "You ha.... me... ages". I could not find a good setting for mic_level that would allow the mic gain to be sensitive enough for the other end to hear me, and yet, not affect the sound coming from the speaker. I tried settings of 400, 375, 350, 325, 300, 275, 250. As I approached the lower numbers, the sound from the speaker did not get muted/interrupted, but the mic gain was so low that it was hard to hear me speak. I just could not find a "sweet spot" where the mic gain was low enough not to mute the speakerphone, but sensitive enough to allow the person being called to hear me clearly (loudly).

So, taking the information you gave me in the above thread, I performed the following changes and follow-up tests:

1) Deleted default.acdb

2) Renamed htcleo.acdb to default.acdb

3) Deleted 10mic_level

I then performed a reboot.

With the above configuration, I then performed the following test, and got the associated results:

1) Call on handset (no speakerphone). Result: Receiving end hears me fine, no excessive background noise (actually, very clear).

2) Call on speakerphone. Result: Receving end hears me fine, even when I speak from across a conference table. In fact, the phone picked up the sound from my TV which was about 15feet (6m) away. Sound was clear, no excessive noise.

3) Call on handset (no speakerphone), make connection, speak a little, then switch to speakerphone by pressing the "speaker" button on the handset. Result: Receiving end hears me fine when on handset. Just like #1 above. When switching to speakerphone, receiving end continues to hear me loud and clear... exactly like #2 above.

Conclusion: I must be very lucky, or have a very unique phone, because I do NOT appear to have any of the mic gain problems mentioned in Memin1857's thread above. You can probably test this yourself to confirm. I have two other HD2's that are running your 3.0 rom. When I flash them to 3.1, I will perform the same config as above, and compare the results; I'm guessing that I'll get the same/similar results. I am using TMOUSA phones, so maybe the phones with the mic gain problem are non-TMOUSA versions?

If it helps, I can make a recording of the above tests. Let me know if you want me to do so. UPDATE: Here is a link to recordings: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18039176&postcount=7756

PS: Obviously the tests confirm that htcleo.acdb (the one packaged in your v3.1a rom) can be renamed to default.acdb with no adverse effects!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] riaan0010:
hi tytung.

is it necessary for us to upgrade to kernel r12.4
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Thank you very much for your testing and the detailed explanation. :)

I think I can suggest Memin1857 and others to test your configuration and confirm if this issue is related to TMOUSA phones or not.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
If you ever encountered the "No sound bug", I suggest you to upgrade to kernel r12.4.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
I should mention that all my HD2's have a hard shell case on them (the clear, polycarbonate case with kickstand from TMobile). Perhaps the case picks up enough sound from the speakerphone to cause it to vibrate, which may be interfering with the mic... highly unlikely, but I figured I might as well identify all the variables. And also, I never had any of these sound problems with 3.0 or earlier, and I've always had the cases on. Again, I'll try the tests without the case when I flash my other two HD2's. I'll report back shortly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Hi tytung,

I updated Android SD build to version 3.1a but the Contacts app is missing and I get FC when trying to play music using Meridian music app. Are these known issues? I reverted back to version 3.0.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
I don't have those problems on NAND ROMs in any versions.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Thanks for your response. In the future I might change to use a NAND ROM. Which do you recommend to use between Apps2SD+ and Data2SD? Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
I don't use both of them, so I cannot say anything.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deweylima:
Happened to me as well a couple of times on version 3.0. Has not happened yet on 3.1.

As you said, not a big deal since Google restores your contacts but you do lose your call history.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brandl:
proved!

today, before take the phone from the charger i decided to move back all the apps from sd to phone... result: almost 3hours on stand by and only 1% drain!

this is an VERY IMPORTANT information! please SHARE!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seanyuan62:
tytung,

would you suggest flashing r12.4 kernel or should we just keep it out of the box?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] boomboomer:
If the apps being on your SD card causes high battery drain then try a different SD card, I have heard of this before where some types/brands use much more power.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] memin1857:
Did you actually test if speakerphone mode mic gain becoming higher than than normal mode gain?

Htcleo.acdb never had low mic gain problem with normal mode. The problem was speakerphone mode was not getting higher gain when enabled.

So you must use two phones in different rooms or ask your friends if your voice become louder or stay the same when in speakerphone mode.

Trying to lower the mic gain was never the issue. It was already fine with htcleo.acdb. Speakerphone was staying the same, that is the problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Either that or you need a new SD Card
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Well, R11 and R12 treat htcleo.acdb and default.acdb differently.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17977737&postcount=7686

So using "R11 and htcleo.acdb" not equals to using "R12 and default.acdb which is actually a renamed htcleo.acdb".

Since you are most familiar with this issue, I think you can get the best testing result. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Read this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18022383&postcount=7730
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seanyuan62:
thanks bud, i appreciate it. so this no sound bug goes from phone to phone? Im curious why some people experience it and some dont. i notice that a couple of the roms have this bug but some dont...but still just phone to phone?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
I am suspecting that most of us, perhaps all of us on T-Mobile US with tytung's rom have no mic gain and no sound bug issues. I could be wrong ofcourse.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] emsee:
I've done plenty of research and testing on this and can tell you that an 8 or 10 class SD card will stop the battery drain problem!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] munjeni:
This is the best, clean and fast rom, thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dicksonjoe:
I have flashed this rom and after i restart from installing nand. I see the nexus logo animation plays but it just stays there with the animation over and over again for 5 minutes. Did i do something wrong? how long do I have to wait?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Thanks to Kcfong2, all of us can now be "forward compatible" ;)

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
Like kcfong I have a Tmous hd2. I have used tytungs ROM since coming to android. I use speakerphone more often than not and have never experienced any difficulty with the other party hearing me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] smor40:
Truble

Hallo i have use the 2,9 an 3,0 but on this 3,1 one i have truble with language can not change language to norwegian.

can any one helpe me?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Please read this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17978234&postcount=7689
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Corrsea,

The problem I was experiencing, which prompted my thread, was not that the other party could not hear me on speakerphone, but the fact that beginning with the r12 kernel, the mic gain enhancement that was added caused the mic to be "hypersensitive" (the gain was set too high). Also, it appeared that the speaker gain was also increased (was a lot louder than it was with r11 kernel). The result was any playback on speakerphone was causing feedback to the mic, causing it to "interrupt" the playback. The net result was, instead of hearing something like, "You have 2 new messages...", I was getting stuff like, "You ha.... t...ew...sages".

I tried lowering the mic gain ('1 350'... all the way down to 250 in increments of 25). I managed to get the gain low enough so it didn't interfere with the speaker playback, but then, the side effect was the gain was so low that the other party couldn't hear me. As I said in my other post, I just couldn't find a "sweet spot" setting.

Since I never had any (noticeable) problems with mic gain from previous roms, I asked Tytung what I could do to get r12 kernel to replicate r11 kernel for mic gain/speaker gain only (I want to make sure I can continue to use his future kernels, but be able to undo the gain enhancements that were causing me problems). With his help, I found that deleting default.acdb and renaming htcleo.acdb to default, then deleting 10mic_level brought me back to r11 equivalency.

I will be posting a recording(s) of my findings shortly... if you can hear it, it will make more sense.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
:-) yea I was just agreeing with you that mike gain on speaker phone was never an issue for me either. Since seeing your posts I have had a look at the low mike gain thread just to see what it was all about. Not sure if you are aware but tytung has just released a new v12.4 kennel for testing. It seems your feedback has been acted on.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Juno-First:
Ok, just done a task29 to start afresh.

Clk 1.0.1.4 as provided

Recovery 3.0.2.5

Clk v3.1a

Kernal 12.4 r3

Apps2sd as provided with 1gig ext3

After correcting the apn info things seam fine except some previous apps I purchased from the market like adwlauncherex fail to install and I get an error message when trying to purchase any other apps.

sent from my HD2 running Google Nexus 1 with Gingerbread 2.3.6
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Tytung,

I have uploaded audio_recordings.zip that contains one audio recording demonstrating the problem, then four recordings demonstrating the "fix".

Here were the test conditions:

I flashed rom 3.1a.

I called voicemail and recorded the "problem". Listen to audio recording "Demo_of_problem.3gp". Notice how the voice prompts get cut off. This is with a clean 3.1a flash.

Next, I deleted default.acdb, renamed htcleo.acdb to default.acdb, and then deleted 10mic_level. Rebooted.

I then called voicemail and recorded the "solution". Listen to audio recording "Demo_of_fix_after_renaming _htcleo_to_default.gp". Notice that the playback is loud, clear and smooth... no dropouts.

Now, to demonstrate that the gain appears to work properly with both handset and speakerphone engaged, listen to the following:

"Handset_Speakerphone_OFF.3gp": This is me calling my voicemail using the handset and recording a testclip with speakerphone OFF. Notice it is loud and clear.

"Handset_Speakerphone_ON.3gp": This is me calling my voicemail using the handset and recording a testclip with the speakerphone ON. The HD2 is about 1m from my mouth. Notice it is loud and clear.

"Handset_Speaker_Phone_OFF_then_switch_to_Speaker_phone_ON.3gp": This is me calling my voicemail first with speakerphone OFF. I record a test clip. Then, in the same call, I press the SPEAKER button to engage the speakerphone. I then record another test clip with my phone about 1m away from my mouth. Notice that my voice is loud and clear in BOTH the speakerphone off AND the speakerphone ON mode.

SO... it looks like you can report to memmin1857 these findings.

I know the recordings may not sound crystal clear (I recorded my HD2 from another HD2), but my point was to show that the recordings were equally "loud" from a speakerphone recording vs. a handset (speakerphone off) recording without any of the mic gain problems from the stock r12 kernel.

Oct 1 update: Added zip file audio_recordings_wav_format.zip for those who are having problems playing the .3gp files in the other zip.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Juno-First:
OK, found out why I cant purchase stuff from the market & had trouble recovering my previously paid apps.

I seams the apps2sd provided is not working right as I just managed install adw launcherEX but after a reset it dissapeared.

Looks like another fresh install. I'll try recovery 3.2.0.0 this time. I saw v3.0.2.5 & thought it was higher & better for some reason, lol.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OCedHrt:
I'm on TMOUS with HyperDroid 3.0. with R12 and I do occasionally get no sound that requires reboot or crash of bluetooth stack that usually can be recovered by toggling bluetooth but sometimes (twice so far I think) requiring restart - so I can confirm that TMOUS is not immune. However, I've never had issue with people not hearing me while I'm on speakerphone.

---------- Post added at 03:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:43 PM ----------

Are you recording from the listening HD2 or the calling HD2?

I think memmin1857's expectation is that with the same audio source (you talking at the same distance from mic in both instances of speakerphone OFF and ON) that with speakerphone ON the output audio on the listening side should be louder, not the same.

Btw, I'm unable to extract the audio except for speakerphone OFF version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ph03n!x:
I am on Typhoon 3.6.8, Tytung R12.4 w/ htcleo.acdb renamed as default.acdb and I do not have a mic level configuration in my init.d. I tested this setup, and this is what I have:

I call my HD2 from another phone. The other phone is on mute and held at my ear. The HD2 is held in my other hand.

I pick up the call in my HD2, bring it to my ear, speak on the HD2 while hearing what I say on my other phone - good, all ok.

I stretch my arm that has my HD2 (which is still in handset mode), and talk - I repeat "Can you hear me?" in the same tone/ intonation/ loudness.

After saying what I say a few times, I switch the HD2 to speakerphone mode while in the middle of the sentence - I hear a marked difference between speakerphone mode and handset mode, I repeated this several times. The speakerphone mode does have a bit more gain than handset mode.

I think I will use the htcleo.acdb/ no mic level in init.d settings, as it seems to work good for me.

If you use Bluetooth, you will 100% encounter the no sound bug unless you end up restarting the phone within 2 days. If you use BT Voice Commands, and do not have the fix, the no sound bug will bite you within the 3rd to 5th command :)

The key here is - if you reboot the phone everyday for one update or another, or do not use BT at all, you may never encounter this bug.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] x2k4x4:
Thanks for the Rom, its probably the best one i've had out of the 10 i've tried.

One issue that I'm not sure how to fix and haven't found through some searches:

(I'm using the 2.9 version so i'm not sure if the latest version fixes this)

So I have set my work email and gmail to sync with the calendars. Now I have meeting alerts selected but when the phone is in sleep mode all is does is vibrate or make a noise alert. How I can I get the phone to wake up and display the meeting? Is that exclusively a sense feature

Sorry if this is a dumb questions :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
To make the recordings, I called my voicemail and left messages from my HD2 with r12 kernel that had htcleo.acdb renamed, etc.

Then, I took another phone (it just happened to be another HD2), and used it simply as an audio recorder. It could have been any recording device, as long as I could get the recorded files to a computer :-). That's why they're .3gp files (the recording program I use stores them as .3gp).

I don't know what memmin1587 was expecting (whether speakerphone should be louder than handset or what). I never had any problems with anyone not hearing me from handset OR speakerphone, so I didn't need (want) the mic gain features Tytung added in r12. Those features caused the dropout problem for me, so I was simply trying to get back to "r11" equivalency. All my "tests" show is that for me, the mic gain in speakerphone and handset are perfectly fine using htcleo.acdb (renamed to default.acdb), and thus, don't need any mic gain stuff.

I've updated the original posting with audio_recordings_wav_format.zip. It contains the .3gp files converted to wav. THe file is much larger though. FYI, I had to use QuickTime to play the .3gp files (WMP wouldn't play them).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OCedHrt:
Sounds like a second confirmation. Thanks for the emphasis on the mic gain level difference.

---------- Post added at 05:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:03 PM ----------

I had no issues playing the 3gp file, but rather I could not extract any of them from the zip except for the one with speakerphone off. The error was compression method not supported. Btw, see this post .
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Apples and Oranges. You are not on tytung's rom, are you?

The statement refers to people on TMOUS with tytung's rom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] riaan0010:
Wow Another update to Android 2.3.7 GWK74 ?

http://forum.oxygen.im/viewtopic.php?id=982

Tytung is it worth it ?

Thanks again for absolute best Rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
AOSP website is down for maintenance.

No one has the real v2.3.7 except Nexus S 4G.

Edit /system/build.prop and then you get fake v2.3.7 too.

ro.build.display.id=[B]GWK74[/B]
ro.build.version.release=[B]2.3.7[/B]
[HD2 Android NAND Development] riaan0010:
ha ha funny man. thanks