yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
thats all i can think of unless the setCPU has something to do with it like gilbert said...i never use setCPU so it could be?!?!:confused: would be a good one for u to test as u have the drop prob which i dont have(but i changed radio 2.10 and was on raff and it worked as well) but from the other person testing it says no FCs whatsoever and no data drops...think hes also using 2.15 radio as you are.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kev0153:
Ok liking the GL core V11 kernel. Sorry for you guys not having any luck with it. Started playing with new radios. So far I like 2.14.50.02_04. I get a very poor signal in my house. This radio gives me 1 bar of 3G. I'm in the LA area. Going to play with this

How much does radio have to do with battery drain?

Sent from my Android Powered HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
just fyi with maxCWR(413mb) i tried changing to 410-420mb worked fine as well...have it set to 415mb works fine
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert11231123:
im almost sure that the set cpu has something to do with it , this is the v11 I used in my devices....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
Warlock,

I have tried both v11 kernels and don't think it has much in terms of advantages. Yes, both v11 kernels show an increase of 300 pts. on the Quadrant Score but the increase in touch sensitivity and responsiveness is offset by the initial lag I experience the couple of times I need to reboot the phone. After a period of time, I experience an initial lag in touch sensitivity with the v11 kernel even though I have done the reboots. Also, after extensive data logging via Current Widget, Rafpinga's 1.8 kernel gives me more consistent standby battery drain over v11 now, including the spikes during app updates. Also noticed that during use now, Rafpinga's kernel uses less battery. A complete opposite when I first used v11. Over time for me, v11 kernel isn't as smooth and consistent for me. Overall battery drain in standby with v1.8 is less than 0.5% per hour while v11 shows slightly greater than 0.5% per hour. Another thing I notice on v11 is that using Bluetooth to broadcast my MP3 files to my car radio, it doesn't sound as good as v1.8. There seems to be more static on the radio that comes through using v11. Just wanted to share my personal experiences using the different kernels.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
nice! it depends on the roms...ive had roms with certain kernels kill my battery and others not its a gamble, but let us know im pretty sure it will help other LA people out :) charge up tonight and give it a few days let us know how its going...so far my 2.10 radio and GLV11 working great no data drop im in san jose ca area...well one time on market but thats usual :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert11231123:
thats true v11 does uses a bit more battery very minor , In the other hand for me it has work great, I have a pretty good advantage over my other hd2 running ralfs 1.8 side by side we can see the difference right away, opening apps , web browsing , loading the apps , downloading the weather etc etc over all its a good difference over 1.8 at a minimum cost of battery... just my two cents...:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
thanks,, GL-core is haven a lot of ver updates, not saing it a bad kernel but it's inconsistant not installing on all the phones, all them kernels listed on 1'st post work as far as running, it messing with your touch screen response ... I'm happy with ole Rafpinga been used by to many
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
have tried to clear cache and dalvic cache? i notice the touchscreen to be a bit more responsive then raffs and the radio bluetooth...what radio are you using try a diff one(u can always go back without hurting anything) and try bluetooth mine sounds great, ill give it a day or so and report any issues but im liking the combo so far.

*also he mentions UV version saves battery and IS a bit slower the reg version and if u have lag to use reg version (i didnt notice, but changed to reg anyway)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert11231123:
every rom, every kernel and every radio need time to settle give it 3 or 4 days and u will see a big difference , for me v11 took 3 days I had to reboot almost once a day wipe the cache and dalvick twice and now its great no problems what so ever .....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kev0153:
I was getting a bit if lag with the V11 kernel right after initial reboot but it seems to have cleared up after another reboot or two. Seems snappier overall. I'm going to run with this for a few days and see what's up.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] uplandg:
I have had SODs with Raf 1.8 and v1.1.6n I switched back to Raf 1.7 and no problems. Maybe I'll give v11 a shot and see what happens.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
havent had any SOD with raff kernals 1.6-1.8(my change to GL was for testing purpose only...but think ill stick with it for a minute at least till it settles) but i know other few people saying V11 is way to go for the SOD issues.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
Yes, i did exactly what you said and cleared everything. Radio I am using is 2.15.50. But to be fair, I used this radio to compare the sound quality using both kernels and Rafpinga sounded better because I don't get the static in the background. I use a Motorola speakerphone unit to transmit to my car radio via FM. Didn't experience static issues either with previous Rafpinga kernels. Glad to see that v11 is working for you. Guess the phones we have can be a bit different which accounts for our experiences using different kernels and builds. For me, using v11UV or v11, I did not feel that either one was smoother or faster than the other. In fact, I didn't even see a battery drain difference on my phone. Hope you have better luck than me with v11 kernels.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
just noticed were nieghbors :D funny you dont have any issues with data drops from changing from edge to 3g when it changes? ...thats the only reason i went to 2.10 radio(when i have phone in pocket and pull out to use after 5min it cant find a carrier i tried auto and manual had this issue for quit some builds, and tried other radios except 2.10 and today used it and "POW" fixed data switches without a hiccup. actually now u mention u get static a little more then 2.15 but my data was my BIG prob. i would think wed have same issues being so close but im in campbell ca my house has horrible reception bounces back an forth from 3g to data as i walk so thats why the switching was crucial lol :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alienclone:
i dont know anything about modifying scripts, so i wouldnt dream of trying.

maybe the task29 that i downloaded is not doing its job properly?

its not a problem for me, i was just wondering why it would happen.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
have u reformated ur card lately?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] leoxp:
carl1961,yes mine is t-mobile hd2.

and i test the sdcard it is fine.

i do not known why does the problem happen
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alienclone:
do some settings get stored on the sd card?

if someone who knows more about task29 could hook me up with a copy that they know to be correct i would love to try to duplicate the anomaly.

my steps will be,

set custom wallpaper

format sd card

load rom zip onto clean sd card

task29

magldr

cwm

flash rom

then if i still see custom wallpaper for a few seconds upon first boot before the default wallpaper loads then that would mean that something is not being wiped clean which with the steps above that should not be possible if i am not mistaken.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
original creator also he has tutors and videos

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=5845908#post5845908View attachment 542784
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
set custom wallpaper?! what is that and why do u do that first when u wipe it clean anyway?!?

my steps

1 format sd card

2 load rom zip onto clean sd card

3 task29

4 magldr

5 cwm

6 flash rom

seems to me thats your problem especialy if u see a wallpaper for a second before it loads. try not doing that step and see what happens
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xda2_haseeb:
This ROM is great :-) just two issue that i think if they are fixed it be greater then ever :-D

1. Noice while Video Recording (Important)

2. 720p HD Video Redcoding (Optional)

I seatched but didnt find any fixes for them either :-( anyone knows any fixes?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alienclone:
OK, using the task29 copy you linked me to seems to have done the job, the one i had before was apparently a repackage that wasnt doing its job correctly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alienclone:
well that would be a crappy test if i skipped that step
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alienclone:
i think i remember CMYLXGO several pages back saying that the noise while recording was caused by feedback, he said to turn down your media volume level before recording to solve the problem.

sorry, just checked, it was WarlockW who posted the fix, his post is here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xda2_haseeb:
I have read that & i dont think thats a fix :-( i think it reduces the noice over all at the time of recording & playback :-( When you would view it on PC, i think youll be getting the same noise :-(

Secondly, whenever i try to sing in or sign up to one of my HTC Sense Accounts it says can't determine region :-( I have tried PC, WiFi & EDGE all :-(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bakasamaz:
Okay! anybody here experience problem connecting Public Wifi hotspot?? connecting wifi at home works just fine but whenever I try to connect to free public wifi, it fails to redirect me to log-in.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mmr8cmh:
Media net

I am very new to the HD2. I have flashed this ROM and now can not connect to media net (at&t). I have changed my APN info but no dice. not sure what need to be done to fix it. sorry for the noob question. also the is a great fast ROM !!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kev0153:
So I'm having mixed feelings about this radio (2.14.50.02_04) with my drive into work today. It seems like I'm either full on 3G or nothing. I lost signal in two places that I usually get an EDGE connection in. Still going to play with it for a couple of more days.

GL core V11 is behaving nicely. Does seem to hit the battery more, even with the LV version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mik0:
I've tried this build along with the Rafdroid build as well and mostly have a 5mA drain on standby, with an occasional 2mA. :|

Otherwise 'tis a good build :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dharvey4651:
That's actually pretty good.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
try a diff radio...might help with the noise, the HDrecording i believe we wont get that the hd7 has 720p but i dont think hd2 has capabilities to do 720p recording?!?! i havent had a ROM where it worked at all have u?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
what is the custom wallpaper you do first? never heard that, thats why i assumed it was that sorry :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
I am actually in Fremont so we are somewhat nearby each other. I have the cell towers overlooking me over at Mt. Allison and Monument Peak since I live near the foothills of Mission Peak. I constantly receive 3g+ at my home. Reason why I switched from AT&T. Couldn't get a signal for the life of me with AT&T at my home once the iPhone 4 launched.:mad:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dealkk:
i am on 17n and so far so good. One issue i found and i dont' know if this this a known issue or just me. my internet is not very stable, sometime it stuck for a little bit and then continue. I remember PPP have this issue ,but not sure this build suppose to have this issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mik0:
I just recall having 4mA when using sdcard builds. Regular Desire sense builds gave me a constant 2mA drainage on standby. This was with prj 0.4 kernel running CMYs Bluetopia 1.0.6 nand build.

Its probably that the enhanced Desire HD builds just need more power...

Nonetheless, this is a great and stable build.

Cheers :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bill R:
I'm having the opposite problem. When i put the phone to my ear, the screen stays active causing all sorts of havoc.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ceo4eva:
Does anyone know where to get a working dsp manager?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bill R:
Disregard. Just received a call and it works again after not working 3 times. Aw well.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xda2_haseeb:
Just flashed 2.15 radio, let me try :-) & yes WP7 ROMs have 720p which means that our dear HD2 can do it we just need the correct driver :-D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
nice! wish i had A tower near me lol, i get full edge and 1-2bars 3g as i walk around my house, as it switches sometimes cant find edge again(seems 2.10 fixed that for where im located)...though i cant complain ur right my friends come over with there at&t phones and have no service...and the ones with the iphones shows 1-2bars and they cant use it with one bar at my house(it lies to them)

*update GL kernel alls well but i do notice the battery draw faster the raffs, slbenz right there pretty identical but i think i will be headed back to RAFF kernel as well
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert11231123:
keyboard

have any of u tried the ultra keyboard, I think is great I been playing around with it for a week now is fast is big and it has a ton of options .....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
If you pull it away from your face does it wake up? I've reloaded the build from scratch 5 times now and I am stuck with the issue of it not waking up when pulled away from my face.

I want it to work so bad! Ha. I keep switching between this build and a Gingerbread Build that I like. I prefer this one because I like Sense, but the lock screen and speed of the gingerbread build keeps me interested.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] miller-might:
Sorry for the late reply... thanks for the help with the delivery reports.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xda2_haseeb:
Any images?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bill R:
Luckily, yeah, it does wake up.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
I feel like most users who think the battery is ****ty on the HD2 Nand builds has never used a newer Android phone with a big screen. My buddies Evo runs out on him every day about half way through. Same with another guy I know with a Samsung Vibrant. Even with the ****tiest, (batterywise), nand builds on my HD2 I'm making it through my workday.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/ultra-keyboard/com.binarybulge.android.apps.keyboard.full

just installed and coming from swype,i love this keyboard gives u so many options, i use the trace method like swype(like the camera mode you can text as your walking down the street it shows whats in front of you) :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MikeG4936:
Ever since ver 1.09, I am not able to connect to the AT&T mobile data network. I copied in my APN settings directly from the working 1.09 install to my current 1.17 to no avail. Please help me, I REALLY don't want to consider switching ROMs - I love your stuff CMY!

If you need any additional troubleshooting info, please let me know...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xda2_haseeb:
It seems to be same as the HTC Keyboard in terms of looks & size :-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
Stock kernel?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
here is one I installed works with phone/headset/bluetooth device

I didn't get to test bluetooth
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert11231123:
I know its great , also u can set the keys to any size u like, its great im having a blast with this keyboard ,made myself different keyboards for every day of the week and put them in random mode so everyday have a different color ,size , functionality keyboard ,,,,,,,:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert11231123:
wow really u think is the same ?:confused: with this one u can change the look the keys the keys size , color etc etc etc and pretty much everything else in the keyboard to me it doesn't seem at all like the stock htc keyboard...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert11231123:
trade

just to let u guys know that 4th hd2 that I wasn't able to load kernel v11, I went and got an exchange from TM , and today I loaded v1.1.7 with kernel v 11 and is flying so there so far so good, will keep u guys posted in case something goes wrong with any of the 4 devices I have running v 11.........
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
You can try this, don't know what else to tell you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bill R:
Yes. I did the full nine yards, i.e. task29 and reload everything. Once I got the ROM up and working I didn't want to chance screwing it up with another kernel.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert11231123:
its weird how every phone has a different problem with the same rom ,

did u get HTC SENSE working in your device where u able to connect to it ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bill R:
Yes. I presume your referring to the part in the initial setup?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert11231123:
yes thats the one i only ask because there where some reports of people having problems trying to log in to it something about not finding the region error but im glad your did work congrats....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uplandg:
I've had V11 going for almost 24hrs and it works great. Battery life is good so far. The best thing is no SODs and very minimal to no lag. Seems a lot faster and smoother than Raf 1.8.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uplandg:
I agree...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
I ran with that kernel all day today, but if I rebooted my phone, my playlist was reset and the random and shuffle were switched off. Went back to Raf 1.8
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cellycell619:
I had to reset setcpu and stopped having any issues. On the main page of setcpu hit the menu button and select the "device selection" option then autodetect, this fixed my issues with setcpu.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bx10r:
How do I free up room on my phone memory? I insalled apptosd and all my apps are on my sd and yet my phone still says 92% and i have the low on space icon. I delete apps and it goes away buit eventually comes back. Pretty soon im going to have to delete apps i use. Im trying to figure out how to delete apps preloaded in the rom that i'll never use. like facebok, twitter with opes that in doing so it will free up room for more useful apps. I seen in psot one theres a link for a clockwork.recovery mod that says it'll free up space but im not sure how to install it. If anyone has suggestions on how to free up space i'd appreciate it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
what i do to remove preloaded apps is before i install the rom i open the zip i don't extract it i just open and i go to the system folder and you will see apps folder open it and remove the apps you don't use then just exit out of the zip and install it like you would with CWM and the apps will be gone just make a backup to be safe :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hacipasalioglu:
"What's Missing in the LITE Edition:

Fm radio and widget "

I'have just installed the CMYLXGO's Stock Desire HD(2) LITE Edition. (Built for the EU LEO512 HD2

[v1.1.5.1]

[RUU 1.84.661.1]

[Kernel: RAFPIGNA v1.7 OC])

This works fine for me with my personal arrangements.Is there any way to use FM radio on this rom? If yes. How? And also how can I uninstall for example friend steam etc.

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bx10r:
will this free up memory? Im using app2sd and see 21 apps on my phone but dont know how to move them to my sd.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Please give me a specific site that crashes for you.

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Sounds like you downloaded the CWM version. If you have the cotulla release on your phone download the DFT version and flash the same way you did to get the current rom on your phone.

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
Thanks for putting that in there. I didn't think that they might have downloaded the clockwork version. I flashed v2.0.3 on Friday and I liked it but I really like the custom skins so I flashed Blue Topia HD(2) cause I love the blue throughout everything. I'd use this build if it was skinned with the blue because I did feel it was faster overall. Been using the Blue Topia HD(2) since Friday and have only a few minor issues.

If you skin this one with the blue, then I'm on board for using this one.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mac842:
hadoken.net and themovieblog.com are the main ones
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lbhocky19:
installed the dft version. setup accounts. rebooted.

now im doing my titanium restore. #1 its taking longer than ive ever experienced. and #2 at only 55 pct done the phone is already low on storage... is this rom bigger than every other tmous nand build or something??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
It shouldn't be any bigger than any other build. You may have some sort of issue with your internal storage
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
Yep - I got embedded flash video crash too.

This URL does it repeatedly for me.

http://tickerforum.org/akcs-www?post=85237

Try to click the embedded play, boom.

Market says there's a flash update which I have NOT installed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Perez827:
Lol thanks

I see what happened. I was going to try CWM version but i got a little confused with the steps so i downloaded the DFT version. After it was done downloading i thought the DFT version was the CWM version so i put it in another folder. I then continued to try to flash the CWM version like it was DFT. Thats why i was confused and couldnt find the correct files. lol:o
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
Glad to hear you got it straightened out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
All I had to do to get rid of the crash in the browser was ADB in and remove /system/lib/libflashplayer.so

No restart necessary - it now works.

That file is poison.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
Cmylxgo,

Here is my feedback that I promised you earlier this morning. Tried SPB TV and as expected it works perfectly. Have both audio and video on the app. Benchmark score slightly higher at 1400, up from 1350 for the previous build. Can't tell a difference in touch speed from the previous build. Both are very, very fast with zero lag. Battery drain on standby is still a very nice 2-3mA. Max battery drain various from 100-400mA depending on the app and if Bluetooth, WiFi and GPS are on at the same time. GPS lock is working fine for voice turn-by-turn navigation. The biggest difference that I have seen other than the SPB TV now working is boot up time. The previous build took 3 minutes 25 seconds for it to load and now it is 2 minutes and 5 seconds! :D Everything that I need is done on this build.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mac842:
I really hate to sound like a noob but what is "ADB"?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
Titanium Backup can be found in the market, just do a search for it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarlinFF:
Hmm niceee
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lbhocky19:
the build is certainly alot quicker then the last few i tried. pulling down the top bar actually works immediately.

but im still trying to figure out why i have no storage space... is there a way to see what the max internal would be if it was wiped? ive made sure everything that can be moved to sd is put there.