yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
Ok, another bug - just had the GPS wig out - a reboot fixed it, but no matter what sort of sky view it had, it couldn't see any birds - even with a clear of the data and re-load of aGPS hints via the GPS Status tool.

First time that's happened.... but thought I'd mention it - I was playing around with the HTCSense site and telling it to locate the phone when it happened.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
Battery life is ehhh, I had to do multiple restarts and install then uninstall SetCPU to get around 2-7mA in standby. Weird.. But it worked.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] poweroutlet:
Same thing here. I can't even seem to recharge the phone no matter what I do.

But when I restarted after a battery pull, I magically went from 60% to 83% in a few minutes. My battery is also reading at a temp of -11C. wtf?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnejohn:
Looks Good

[TMO US] Been test running for about an Hour. Can confirm that Data works out of the box. Didnt need to input APN's. It did show American English as option. Wifi Tether works. Downloads from store were easy and smooth. Has alot of nice extras. Which make it very nice.

GPS was good. HTC Sync Good. Didnt need zRoot. So good there.

Have to say that this looks spot on. Even the battery drain seems fair. Seems to run smooth. Will test for a few days and see how it goes.

Was nice not having to mess around with the APN's. Thanks for that.

T-Mobile MyAccount actually works too! Awesome. Thanks for this. Really seems like a plus job here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Derek0228:
lol that sounds like when i was using my extended battery on old sd builds. The charge would go magically from 100% to 60% in 10 minutes, rebooted, and i had 100% again. Or it would just stay at some percent for 2-3 hours. :P

About the temperature, are you sure you don't live in the north pole, or have your leo in the freezer or something?

^^ Solution to low battery temperature: MDJ's 1500 ghz O/C. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] poweroutlet:
This is really messed up, I'm losing battery power and I have no way of recharging. Not with the phone off, on or anything. I guess I need to flash back to winmo soon or I'll run out of battery power soon. This is making no sense lol.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
Open GPS status and let it download AGPS...I think this is automatic. After I did that my GPS lock became twice as fast.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mmduluth:
It takes a long time the first time. Use GPS status and it will download agps data to help get a lock in like 10 seconds.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tieuphi:
I see the battery drained ok :), 2-4mA on standby is good. On normal use, battery will drain faster then windows mobile or others, cause of Android multi-tasking and its fast performance. I think Google should work on improving battery usage.

Nice rom :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Thanks...I'll make sure this gets into the next build :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] akbisw:
does 720p playback work?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
1.3n + 10.2 kernel is still kicking tail and taking names..... testing the Wifi MAC fix now....

Yep, it works.

Like MUCH. :-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Metastable:
Glad the zip rom is working for people. When I get a chance I'll post the su zip that you can update the build with CWM for root access and not affect anything else on the system.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lbhocky19:
is the 10.2 kernel giving better in use battery life? i dunno how i can be the only one having a terrible time with it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
I've been ok with 10.2 on standby, ~4-5ma typical with data on and Wifi off.

Wifi, if on, is a pig. Period. When the unit sleeps it does NOT shut Wifi down. You'll run ~20-30ma with it up and that's just how it is.

If you're getting materially more than 5ma on standby start looking for what's sucking down data and running while "asleep." Something is. Check what's syncing and what notifications you have one. Actual transmission of data costs milliamps - no way around it!

I was off charge @ 6:00 AM and by noon I had burned ~12% or so with light use but the only thing I have running on background data in normal use is push email (IMAP server into K9)

I used SetCPU to set the governor back to Interactive, which looks like the only real difference with 10.3. So far the differences don't look very material to me, but I'll run it for a while this way.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] loaferkan:
how do you open GPS Status? do we have a program for that? I go to location but I don't see AGPS...:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mmduluth:
It came with the rom. If you don't have it download GPS Status & Toolbox by EclipSim from the market.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] loaferkan:
tried to download it, but the so.zip can't be open?:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] captainhakan:
Because it is not a zip file actually. AngelDeath just renamed the extension to "zip" file because xda forum doesn't allow the "so" extension files uploaded. You can try the version on my post(click here) which is a rar file. You can then extract it and see the file with "so" extension.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] captainhakan:
cmylxgo would u also release the next build in 2 alternatives as [ZIP] format and classic [USD-NAND] format ?

Any chance that we can get the next TopiaHDnand version in incremental update.zip format so that we could install a small file directly via clockwork recovery mode?

That would be awesome ! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kinjus0675:
I'm banging my head on my desk with this flash issue. I updated to nand 1.4 and its still crashing the browser. I did not do the market flash update or restore any system data using titanium, just restored my programs. Any ideas?

Also any easier way to update versions?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
I'm using 1.2 with the original kernel that CMY cooked in. I've had it off the charger since yesterday at 7am. 26 hours later I'm at 34%.

Do you have your screen brightness down? Mines at 12%.

I could kill a battery in 12 hours if I turned the brightness up and played with the phone non stop.

How heavy a user are you?

Here's my battery usage info. Impressive to say the least.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] captainhakan:
I always upgrade the latest flash version on the android market and never had any issues with flash sites so far since the very first release of TopiaHD... weird to read so many reports on flash browser crash
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dubie76:
Fyi, I loaded 10.3 and it runs great.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kinjus0675:
Yeh. Its funny cause with the topia SD roms I never had a problem. This popped up on the nand side. And for me its mainly that one site (worldstarhiphop) that keeps crashing the browser but on my wife hd2 (topia SD series rom) the site runs perfectly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] echardcore:
Yeah im having the FLASH problem too. Flash automatically updated. I was mad because I didn't uncheck Auto Update.

Tried uninstalling the update and that didnt work. Also tried uninstalling the whole app, no go.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
Question for Cmy on a possible enhancement:

Is it possible to code something that will make the range of light sensor inputs and the correlation to backlight settings changeable?

This would be a MAJOR improvement - right now IMHO the light sensor undercompensates for outdoor conditions (that is, it doesn't put the backlight on "full on" when it should) and it overcompensates for indoors (that is, it's FAR brighter than it has to be given ambient conditions in a lot of indoor situations.)

I know I can shut off the automatic light control and run something like backlight to manually set the steps (and in some cases I do) but a way to load the Lux to Backlight-level table would be amazing - and would resolve that issue entirely.

Thoughts?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] echardcore:
Thank you for posting this. I have been thinking this ever since I started using this phone. Should go to full bright when in sunlight. Should go to lowest setting with in total darkness.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
Yeah, if you go grab "Backlight" from the market the actual PWM value appears to be from 0-255. Values of 3-5 are usable, and produce a very nice, dim display that is perfect for near-total darkness (e.g. in a bedroom with the lights off at night.)

~50ish is about right for normal room light indoors, whether daytime or evening, and 150-255 (which are not that different in apparent brightness, but probably are fairly significant in terms of power consumption) is what you want outside or in a car in the daytime.

The light sensor itself appears to properly report the lux level; it's the mapping table to backlight levels that's the problem.

Incidentally on some other devices (e.g. the Vibrant, which uses an AMOLED screen) levels under about 30 produce NO illumination at all, so this is definitely specific to the technology and design of the backlight circuit in the phone.

This was also a problem with Windows Mobile, but less-so than under Android.

Incidentally this ROM continues to amaze. No reboots or crashes, no problems with anything (including flash videos - I watch them off web pages with some regularity, and they're fine), battery consumption in standby with push email is running ~5%/hour, which sounds bad but isn't "really idle" and gives me a full day on standby and, if I top up when in the car for 20-30 minutes or at my desk easily gets me through a day without any particularly-conscious attempt to manage it.

Just slid over to MJD 10.3 to see if I prefer that in terms of smoothness.... will report on that in a day or two.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wannabeswede:
Superuser FC

I am on 1.03 and have been since it came out, everything has been working fine and then all of the sudden this morning SuperUser if getting FC's. It did an update of the binaries, I think, and was working fine after that yesterday, didn't reboot and hadn't installed anything new.

I searched and saw one reference (might be others but I tried quite a few different combo's of keywords to get the one) saying that SU was fixed. So I guess it had an issue in the past but I never saw it.

Any ideas? I could just update to 1.04 but 1.03 is working great and while reinstalling all my apps with Titanium Backup is not that hard I don't want to change unless I have to.

Tack (Swedish for Thanks),

Kevin
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
back up pic contacts

i use titanium backup and works great but, has anyone been able to get a app or prog that saves the contact pics with the contacts? (on SD builds its saved in data image along with EVERYTHING else...first time using titan backup and it seems to back up everything but my contact pictures saved to each contact) thanks!!! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sgalbincea:
Ringer Question

I have only one question regarding this ROM: when I receive a call, the phone rings constantly instead of pausing between rings.

Is this normal or is there a way to make it ring more like a normal phone?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dsreid:
i have checked the thread and read first two posts and am not finding anything in regards to a fix for the market. is anyone else having downloading issues? I switched to PPP and it started to download, didn't get that with RMNET, but still not installing. Weather also is not refreshing by location for the hybrid clock/weather on the latest build HD NAND. Anyone else experiencing this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
1.go to settings/wireless/mobile nteworks/network mode GSM/WCDMA auto. exit home

2. go to phone and dial *#*#4636#*#*/phone info/drop down menu pick GSM/CDMA auto(prl)

then click off the radio, wait 10sec(make sure radio turns off) the from there power down phone and restart

found that on this thread...weird but works :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
RMNET/PPP???

so what is the stock download run IF u have to activate RMNET/PPP? i ask because im fairly new to NAND and been using the download without activating either one, but would like to use RMNET...what tool do i need and whats the easiest way, i read the first post and it seems complicated?!?! thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mmduluth:
rmnet is used by default. those instruction to switch to rmnet are for if you had previously switched to ppp and want to change back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mmduluth:
Use one click root. it always works for me. Unzip, plug your phone in with debugging enabled, run the program and press unroot. restart your phone, do it all over again and this time click root and you should be good.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maxtcee:
dont know about anyone else but ever since i used maglar my lock screen freezes and it takes for ever to get it unlocked tried to put a winodws rom on it and still have lockscreen issues anyone else having this problem or am i the only idiot on this planet
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xnycen:
is there chinese for the international keyboard?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
Task 29 should clean it up then reload. what do you mean by used MAGLDR exactly. Like ever since you installed it and loaded a Nand Android Build?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lbhocky19:
how can i be the only one with huge battery drain? only in use not standby.

half an hour of wifi tethering dropped my battery by 10 pct. cant tell me that is reasonable...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
Active Wifi is an energy pig. Hate to tell 'ya, but it just is...... that's reality.

If it makes you feel any better the Vibrant is worse than what you're reporting.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] echardcore:
POST 149 - Fixed my Flash problem. Thank you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dealkk:
how to update from 1.3 to 1.4? do the whole thing over?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dubie76:
Just back up your settings and apps with Titanium Backup, and reflash. Then install Titanium back again, and reload your settings and apps. Real easy.

Open Titanium, hit menu, select batch, select backup system data and applications. Then just do the reverse after 1.4 is loaded.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Cannot deploy CWM Zip for the life of me :(

So I spent a good few hours (formatted SD card with Fomatter tool on PC OUTSIDE of phone, copied contents back to it... ) trying to get the CWM ZIP someone posted a few pages back flashed but no cigar... the closest I got was the robot on the skateboard screen for 45 minutes and never wen past that... to you guys who have done this successfully... can you please describe what you did?

Thanks!

PS: CMY, any chance to get a working ZIP build straight from the source of all goodness that is your kitchen? pretty please with high-fructose corn syrup on it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dealkk:
Do you mean follow these step again? or just do step 4 to 7. If so, how to get to step 4 screen

1. Download MAGLDR 1.11

2. Download ROM from link above and extract

3. Install MAGLDR. Either put phone in bootloader mode or boot into Windows Mobile. Run ROMUpdateUtility.exe from MAGLDR folder.

4. Boot Phone and select in the menu "4. USB Flasher"

5. Run Install.exe on your computer from my ROM download.

6. Once flashing is done the phone will reboot.

7. Phone should boot directly to Android in NAND.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
Did you delete your batterstats.bin with a full charge and reboot to let Android rebuild a new file with your HD2 battery stats, then let it drain completely till it shut off on you? If not, Android doesn't know what size your battery is and it's not reading your battery correctly. If you did this, then it makes no sense because my battery life is awesome. Which kernel and version are you running?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dubie76:
Since you already have MAGLDR on phone there is no need to run again. Just do steps 4-7. Backup setting and apps first.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
When you power your phone on hold the red end key the whole time and it will take you to the options screen in MAGLDR
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dealkk:
that what i need to know
[HD2 Android NAND Development] captainhakan:
Step by step brief CWM zip install tutorial for TopiaHD:

Download the SD Card Formatter 3.0 From HERE>> http://www.sdcard.org/consumers/formatter_3/eula Install it on your pc

Take of your sdcard from the device and plug it directly on pc without cables etc...

Use sdcard formatter to format your sdcard to fat32. Use default settings

Don't unplug your sdcard from pc yet as you are gonna copy some files from your pc to it

Download 400Mb partition layout for CWM v1.2 from here

Extract Recovery_400M.zip and copy the 2 files(initrd.gz and zImage) from "copy-to-sd-root" folder to your sdcard root.

Now watch out !!! this is important. Open your sdcard directory and create a new folder. Rename it as "Recovery".

Copy the 2 files(initrd.gz and zImage) to the "Recovery" folder you have just created. P.S. don't move the folders!!! copy them so you will have those 2 files both in "sdcard root" and in "sdcard/Recovery" folder.

Download the zip CWM rom from here

Copy the zip rom to "sdcard/Recovery" folder (not root of sdcard!!!) (do not extract it either. put it as zip file)

Now your sdcard is ready to go so put it back on to your hd2 device.

keep pushing the red call button to enter to magdlr boot menu.

Perform AD Hardreset and it will drop you back to main MAGDLR menu when completed. choose reset. don't wait for normal boot but instead keep pushing the red call button so that device could not directly go into BOOT AD NAND.

Choose Services/Bootsettings/AD SD DIR

Move to RECOVERY and push the green call button to pick it. Then reset the device

keep pushing the red call button so that device could not directly go into BOOT AD NAND.

Now we are all setup to go into Clockwork mode. choose "BOOT AD SD" from MAGDLR menu and wait for init messages and go go go to pass

choose wipe/data/factory reset and perform it, choose wipe cache partition and perform it and finally go into advanced menu and choose "wipe Dalvic cache"

Reboot system now via cwm menu.

keep pushing the red call button so that device could not directly go into BOOT AD NAND and choose "BOOT AD SD" from MAGDLR menu and wait for init messages and go go go to pass

choose install zip from sdcard

choose the RECOVERY folder and then choose the zip rom file you have downloaded

this process takes quite long so be patient and wait till you see a message that the rom installed succesfully.

reboot the device via CWM menu.

It's all done. You don't need to do anything special from this point on. It will reboot and Boot from NAND succesfully if you have gone exactly through the steps i have gone and described above.

P.S. once you are in android it may get frozen and become unresponsive for the first few times. If your device gets frozen just take off your battery and put it back on and turn on the device and just wait for the nand boot to complete. Once you are all set up the build runs responsive, fast and smooth

Good luck !

P.S. if your device burns or calls your wife to tell about your girlfriend don't blame me for that ;):D

+1

That's what i been longing for
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ironsave:
Well....

Been running this since this afternoon.

Battery life is better than any other Desire HD build I have tried.

(About the same as all Desire regular builds which is REALLY good)......

I use Perfect System Monitor. When listening to music; I get ~100mA drain.

With all other Desire HD roms I was around 180mA or higher.....

This is with music playing and screen blank.....

HTC music player does not respond to equalizer settings; but all HD roms have this; I guess the sound hardware on the Desire HD is slightly different......

I can see no issues with this build.....

Your skins are really nice. Other Desire HD skins are able to be installed.

This rom is the best I have used so far...

Thanks.

You have a donation coming soon.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Man! THANK YOU! I think you just showed me what I was doing wrong! I was flashing the CWM ZIP onto a system partition too small (I was using MDJ's Gingerbread build) and that is why it wasn't booting! (well, I may be getting a bit ahead of myself here, as I will 'splain now)

So, since I don't have the ZIP, I am trying this with the NAND flasher, BUT I grabbed the BOOT.img from the MDJ NAND, copied it onto the CMY folder along with the partition layout flash.cfg (which I modded to actually write the IMG files instead of just partitioning) and the phone is now booting... IF this works, next try will be with the ZIP file as soon as it downloads...

Wish me luck!

EDIT: looks like the boot.img form MDJ's build is not compatible with CMY's ROM.. I got an endless loop with the white boot screen... trying the ZIP next, with the 400MB layout!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lbhocky19:
but ive run builds on the sd in the past that i never broke 300 ma and using it without data or wifi i was typically around 170ma.

on here im constantly pushing 500
[HD2 Android NAND Development] littlemarine88:
odd battery life

i notice i as well spike to around 500 mA but my main problem is my stand by after a phone call i get 50-60mA drain until i do a restart.i know this was a problem before just thought it was fix being i havent seen any more complaints on it.

my spec: cmylxgo topiaHD v1.3n[kernel: mdj 10.30c][ppp] also same issue with mdj 10.20 and lower
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajiaboya:
I am on 1.2n and the remote control for the headset does not work. I was wondering if it works on 1.4n?

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maxtcee:
I did a task 29 same thing even on Windows Rom I'm getting lock screen freezes

And yes ever since I installed magldr my lock screen been freezing how can I be the only one
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pjim:
It is for me now, but wasn't in earlier builds.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dubie76:
So try uninstalling MAGLDR and see if you still have the same problem. Then reload it and check. Seems like a lot of work, but its the only way to find out if it was a bad load.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maxtcee:
I did uninstall it and loaded a windows rom and still getting lockscreen freezes
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dubie76:
Then its your phone. I dont know what else to tell you except maybe remove hspl and start again.:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lbhocky19:
1.3n and the kernel that came with it so 10.1 i guess?

where do i find batterstats? il give that a try

and are you actually using data and doing lots of active use? cause i certainly cant say standby isnt amazing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shinmasterx:
my phone loses charge when i have it charging and i looked all over the forums for a fix... do u know of any that fixes this problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] muchelaguito:
recovery mode

I'm trying to upgrade the kernel to the latest mdj's but I don't find the option to boot into recovery on this ROM. Any ideas how to? Sorry for the noob question but I can't find info on how to do it for this ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dubie76:
There is no recovery mode. Just download the new ROM. Open folder and you will see install.bat. Connect phone to PC via USB. Make sure you select charge only and debugging is enabled. Click install.bat and you will see new kernel being pushed to phone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] akbisw:
anybody know how to get 720p playback support with hardware decoding
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oscar786:
I have nand istalled CMYLXGO's DesireHD....Now how can I install this ....Please help..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
Huh??I don't understand what your asking at all??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JWhipple:
You would install this the exact same way that you installed the CMYLXGO's DesireHD ROM - it would erase your current setup and install the new ROM in it's place.