yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
Just tested and it works for me

Originally Posted by WarlockW View Post

Delete Everything .. and try ..

Incoming Setting

User Name:User@yahoo.com

Password: Password of your yahoo mail

Incoming mail server: imap.n.mail.yahoo.com

Mailbox Name: Yahoo

Mailbox type: IMAP4

Security(Ports): Off

Port: 143

Outgoing Setting

Email Address:User@yahoo.com

User Name:User@yahoo.com

Password: Password of your yahoo mail

Outgoing mail server:smtp.mobile.mail.yahoo.com

Security(Ports): Off

Port:587

Thats what I use works fine ..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jayy_Suave:
Quick Question..

Which build are you using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
Yes but I dont think that raiderx suffered from the battery random jumps, I used his rom before and was quite impressed with the battery drain, as for the G-Sensor issues, I fixed that long ago (wouldn't be surprised thats why it works in everyones kernel now) cause that was a driver issue the bma150_usr file was incorrect and the txt file it creates used wrong values. And I'm sure a couple of other things were changed. Again, I am going to try this on a daily useage to see, and of course going to look at Raf 1.7. The capability of OC-ing really isnt dependant on running on my phone, at first it was, but then I thought about this again and the long term effects didnt outweigh the need (Like digitizer damage due to heat).

Glad to hear it, we're working on making it even better, try the accuracy_threshold=500 and see if it improves your locks. Between me Warlock and slbenz I'm sure we'll have a couple of files to have people test out.

And I want to apologise to cmylxgo for kinda running up his thread with this gps discussion, but hey at least searches on google for gps will bring them here :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmcdonald58:
Damn Unsure

I really would like to try this used bluentopia builds on the sd and loved them but Geeze if I repartition sd card by running the daf I will lose my cwm correct? I am running current Magldr 1.13 and CWM 1.3 and have backups on 2 Zip roms now that work good w/o sense but prefer sense How do I run this build w/o losing my current setup on phone?Surely I am not understanding something but if I flash anything with daf I wipe phone right?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WarlockW:
Do Not Use The DAF If your Using CWM Now!

You do not have to partion your sd card at all .. with Cmys Builds ..

Just BACKUP ( Copy All Files To Computer ) From Your SD Card to your computer and all is good anyway.

And Yes .. If you Install a ZIP CWM File .. It Will Delete You Currrent ROM.

So BACK UP Current Rom using CWM to SD Card First :)

After Your Done Backing Up Everything :)

You Can Run the CMY's CWM.Zip

And You Will Be Good To Go :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
Check your ass out, the one that hated CWM lol! BTW hows that searching for the sdcard folder going for ya :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] civicsi89:
I will give it a try but this is the first I've had a lock without waiting 5+ mins or using gps status and I'm getting a lock inside. I feel the rom is complete now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wdustin1:
If i do a factory data reset from the settings-privacy will it affect the android flash and try to make it go back to windows or will it work just like any android device and delete all user data?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WarlockW:
Shhhhh .. Don't Tell Anyone !

LOL .. well .. you know .. I still Like the OLD DAF way!

( Because I am OLD )

But If your Gonna Play with all the Roms and make changes and.. and .. and ..

And .. LOL I Guess CWM has its Advantages!

This Message .. will Self-Destruct In 5 Minutes!

Tick tick Tick ..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WarlockW:
+1 Rafpigna v1.7 (rank #1) Seems to be a very stable and good on the Batt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
AngelDeath,

Like you said, sorry to run this thread up on a GPS issue. I tried Warlock's gps.conf file and it is very fast. Just as fast as the one I use. But compass was off. Tried different variations on the NTP and XTRA lines. Tried with/out http:// command lines. Found for me, http:// was beneficial to lock speed and street number accuracy.

To help Cmylxgo, these are the things I would agree do help adding into the gps.conf file these lines for a US T-Mobile user:

SUPL_HOST=lbs.geo.t-mobile.com

SUPL_PORT=7275

ACCURACY_THRES=5000

DEFAULT_AGPS_ENABLE=TRUE

DEFAULT_SSL_ENABLE=FALSE

ENABLE_WIPER=0

I think the jury is still out which changes in the NTP or XTRA lines make a difference. For me, adding the additional NTP servers 0-3 made a difference and corrected the compass which is the opposite for WarlockW I believe. Adding additional XTRA servers 0-3 without the http:// script made for an inaccurate compass, can you say spinning? Adding the http:// script there was no spinning but an inaccurate compass. I think adding your ACCURACY script and the SUPL_HOST=supl.google.com with SUPL_PORT=7276 and SUPL_SECURE_PORT=7275 would be very good for a non US, non-T-Mobile user to try.

Here is my new gps.conf for Silicon Valley, CA:

NTP_SERVER=north-america.pool.ntp.org

NTP_SERVER=0.north-america.pool.ntp.org

NTP_SERVER=1.north-america.pool.ntp.org

NTP_SERVER=2.north-america.pool.ntp.org

NTP_SERVER=3.north-america.pool.ntp.org

XTRA_SERVER_1=http://xtra1.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin

XTRA_SERVER_2=http://xtra2.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin

XTRA_SERVER_3=http://xtra3.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin

SUPL_HOST=lbs.geo.t-mobile.com

SUPL_PORT=7275

ACCURACY_THRES=5000

DEFAULT_AGPS_ENABLE=TRUE

DEFAULT_SSL_ENABLE=FALSE

ENABLE_WIPER=0

Even without the additional NTP servers 0-3, it is still much faster than stock. That is why I believe the changes to the SUPL.... and so on command lines make most of the difference. The additions and changes to the NTP and XTRA SERVER command lines seems to govern the accuracy of the compass while affecting the speed of the GPS lock at the same time. The above configuration has given me the most satellite signals received at 12, one more than before. After powering phone off/on first then within 30 pulses of the GPS signal on GPS Status, I obtain lock and that is without WiFi on. With WiFi on, lock is within 7-8 pulses! :eek: I still wonder if it is region specific since WarlockW and I are having different experiences with the servers.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
Where did you happen to find the lbs.geo.t-mobile.com? I ask this cause I am wondering if there is one for att, also, I also have found different ones, like for example for orange network in the UK. Obviously the Supl_host is for agps, but I think using the supl.google.com is more of a generic default address opposed to getting the one for your network carrier. Now I think it would be impossible to put all of the supl hosts into one file, and if anything I would think it would do absolute no good and might even prolong the lock. But the hosts are there for example for UK orange, the line would like this: SUPL_HOST=agpss.orange.co.uk

But another note, I would say remove the "Wiper=0/1" from the conf file, the reason is this will override the wifi setting that you can already set under setting/locations, so this command is irrelevant.

Also take 2 other things into account, GPS if I'm right will also be affected by sea level, I know it might sound dumb, but I think where you are and how below or above sea level could have a relevance, I know this due to the fact that my tilt 2 I have Navigon installed and with the speed indicator, it also positions your sea level. Second, I also believe the battery level could play apart in the strength and locking to a gps, since we all know that the gps chip in the phones drain the battery fairly quickly, I think when the battery is over 50%-60% the lock will be quicker then <50%. I'm going to play with a few more settings, I think i would say by weeks end Cmy should have a file to use, and be rid of us talking about GPS's :D

I'll pm you the rest so we dont P-O Cmy any further Talk soon.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kev0153:
agreed. I just installed Pafpigna v1.7 last night. Had to go to bed but first impressions were wow.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geek_seeds:
any link mate for that kernel ?

i wanna try that kernel,,

thx
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kev0153:
Yeah there is a link on the first page with all the Kernel along with some nice reviews.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geek_seeds:
invalid attachement my friend,,

i dont see any link except for rom, magdlr & partition setup
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WarlockW:
Try this ..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=940823

If thats the one you wana try ..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sears1234:
Being a t-mobile user, I'd say this is the best NAND rom in this forum. :D

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
5+ hours since unplugged, light/moderate use, battery now at 80% with Rafinga 1.7.

I'm keeping it; that's ~5% an hour mostly-idle with some MMS/SMS and a bit of Angry Birds and other app use.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geek_seeds:
thanks warlock :D

i will try this :)

i just installing via recovery this it ? there is no need to unninstalling current kernel ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
correct install like you would the rom :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcharlow555:
First off, Fan Freakin' Tastic job on this rom, just downloaded last night - very smooth, fast and stable so far. keep up the good work. we all really appreciate the work you do in reviving the lives of our hd2's. will donate

dumb question: are the attached files/kernels (which i think are updates) incorporated in v.1.0.9 desire hd build, or do i have to install them. Preferably the "rafpigna v1.7" kernel. and if not included in build, do i follow the same steps in the article "Flashing a CMYLXGO CWM ROM is now a very easy thing to do..." to install any updates. sorry if it's posted somewhere on this page.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
no such thing as dumb question :D

1.kernal is mdj 10.4 you have to install the others(same as rom)

2.from now everything you update or upgrade will be same as loading up the rom...my first time i switched the rom/kernal/sound/and battery percentage in one then restarted WORKED great

* RAFPIGNA kernal : )
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WarlockW:
No they are JUST the kernels .. CMY is using MDJ 10.4OC Currently.

You can Update ONLY if you want to .. its not nessary.

You update the kernels through CWM ..

Just goto install zip and pick pick from sd card

choose the file and update .. reboot :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcharlow555:
ok thanks. i thought they were additional files that were needed for this rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sprak74:
Anyone else have this problem? Keyboard keying lag when typing.

When for example I type the word "the" real fast, it skip one of the letter ie "he" or "te" only displayed. I can see each letter ("the") being display under my finger, but somehow not all the letters are responding correctly. Any suggestions for fixing this?

I'm using the latest CWM CMYLXGO build 1.09. US T-mobile LEO1024. Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
Rafpigna1.7 Kernel

I flashed this kernel last night. Seems pretty good so far. One thing I definitely notice is that there seems to be no wakeup lag with this kernel.

On a somewhat related note, idk what the heck I did wrong, but I booted into CWM, did a backup, flashed the kernel, did a restore and then rebooted. When I did, the first thing I did was check the software info and lo and behold, I was still on the GPC kernel!?!

On my second attempt :p , I booted into CWM, flashed the kernel, and rebooted. I didn't lose any info...

So, is the warning on the first post really true "Backup with CWM prior to updating kernel or you will lose all data."?

I hate to sound like a dumbass, but it's just the kernel and modules, right? If I did lose any data, would I then have to do an advanced restore and only restore data?

Anyway... +1 on the Rafgina kernel and major kudo's to curiousGeorge on the great work evaluating all of them.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] voncrane:
What type of keyboard are u using?...As for me? No lag experienced here and i'm using Smart Keyboard Pro..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sprak74:
The stock keyboard that came with CMYLXGO. I do have smart keyboard pro and will give a try. Will report back. Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
The warning is there for the flashing of the new partition layout. Flashing a kernel will not kill yer data.

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
been always using swype keyboard. tried stock one for the first time...i see what you mean.

*swype works great...no lag swyping or keying in words
[HD2 Android NAND Development] voncrane:
Alryt, so i decided after reading earlier posts concerning editing d gps.conf file on hw 2 to get better n faster locks and compass readings over the stock gps.conf file settings...My Messing around leads me to this great result...I'm in Malaysia n i hope dis helps those TMOUS users living outside d USA...Testings were done without using data/wifi connection.

After first "GPS Status" fix (probably used agps), Original GPS.conf file shows;

NTP_SERVER=2.us.pool.ntp.org

XTRA_SERVER_1=http://xtra1.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin

XTRA_SERVER_2=http://xtra2.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin

XTRA_SERVER_3=http://xtra3.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin

SUPL_HOST=supl.google.com

SUPL_PORT=7276

Can't xplain y d ntp server came with "2" but it still works so i left it in..The above settings gave me good compass readings and d ffg average GPS lock timings;

Cold Boot (using gps status) = 55-60secs.

Subsequent gps usage from Maps, Navigation, locations & Papago X5= 17-20secs.

The ffg modified settings has given me d best results and i'm sticking with for now, till i get a better one :)

NTP_SERVER=2.my.pool.ntp.org

XTRA_SERVER_1=http://xtra1.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin

XTRA_SERVER_2=http://xtra2.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin

XTRA_SERVER_3=http://xtra3.gpsonextra.net/xtra.bin

SUPL_HOST=supl.google.com

SUPL_PORT=7276

SUPL_SECURE_PORT=7275

ACCURACY_THRES=5000

DEFAULT_AGPS_ENABLE=TRUE

DEFAULT_SSL_ENABLE=FALSE

ENABLE_WIPER=0

The above settings is currently giving me accurate compass readings and d ffg GPS lock timings;

Cold Boot (using gps status) = 8-10secs.

Subsequent gps usage from Maps, Navigation, locations & Papago X5= 2-5secs.

Much thanks to all the earlier posters on codes to add or modify...Get an ntp server for or closest to your country from here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcharlow555:
just tested qwerty keyboard - typed "the" as fast as possibile, im using the same build and i dont have that issue
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dysprosi:
+1 for rapigna's 1.7 kernal. Smoother response, no wake up lag. I updated last night and everything seems great with it so far.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcharlow555:
i only took a brief glimpse inside the CWM when i initially installed the rom, and know that "install zip from sd" "zip... etc." exists in the CWM list, also read that its recommended to do a back-up thru CWM before flashing/updating roms,kernel etc. Are the options to back-up/recover data in that CWM list right? I know how to go into CWM, but dont know if there's an option to exit out of CWM without making changes
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
Lol, thanks CMY! I suspect the next thing I'll be flashing is the next release of this rom. It's already a great rom, and with the Rafpigna v1.7 kernel, I'm not messing with a thing until you do.

Regards,

Nick
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dysprosi:
If you hold down the power button on boot, you'll load up MAGLDR. With 1.13, go down to option 8 and press the green send key. This will now boot CWM. Backup and recover work great. I've done both a few times with this build now. Also, no matter what submenu you get into here you can press back and you have a reboot option in the top menu. You can back out that way with no changes and be fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bx10r:
I hate to sound like a newb but I'm new to android. I currently been using cotullas stock desire rom and I love it but have problems with mms. I see that this rom doesn't have mms issues for tmous. I believe I have the magldr version needed but need to know how do I replace my current rom. Can anyone tell me of any issues on this rom. I only need...bluettoth fpr phone and mp3, mms, gps, internet and app dowloading. Again if I annoyed anyone I apologize but I'm used to winmo and only been on nandroid for a mth
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fallenangel408:
assumming you are on tmobile usa, id start from scratch

1. format sd and start fresh

2. follow the instructions to the "T" on first post of this thread underneath

"How to flash and get up and running with CWM & CMYLXGOroms"

*u can click the links he has up for each step you havent already downloaded them .

its not that hard i tried few days ago coming from sd versions of android and got it on first try and love how easy it is to go from and to another rom :D "good luck"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] voncrane:
First thing u have to know (which u probably should have known alrd) is dat WinMo n android operate quite differently...Going android thru nand might be scary @ first but its actually so so easy...All u have 2 do is read & follow all d OP's detailed instructions on d first page of this thread and u'll be up & running in no time...Bluetooth, mms, mp3, gps & internet all work great...Apps installation works either thru searching d market, barcode scanning or downloaded to the phone as .apk (.apks are lyk .cab files in WinMo, just tap 2 install) files.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] akapaul26:
I am going to put up another +1 for the Rafpigna v1.7 kernel. Started using it last night. I charged up to 100% then from CWM I did a wipe of the battery stats and charged to 100% over night again. Took it off the charger a 6:00am and it is now 5:30 and I still have 75% battery after ten hours, thats less then 3% an hour. This kernel seems most solid, fast and compatible IMO with this build. I have tried all the others on the first page of this thread and have to say this kernel has worked the best for me all the way around. Data is very fast and signal strength is great, everytime I looked at my phone I had full or near full signal and H for data. I also noticed call connection and quality to be better. A sure winner for CMY builds IMO. The only bad is when I am at home I get bad signal and on and off Edge network, I am just in a bad area for coverage. I see a way greater battery drain like 5-7% an hour and worse with wifi on.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
I shortened your post to quote cause I trying not to run up the thread, but I will be releasing a list of gps.conf, right now my first assumptions have been correct, and for USA I have gps locks 95% of the time to under 50 seconds, probably closer to 30 seconds opposed to 3-5mins as we are use to. Cold boots, timing is 30 seconds, relocks approx. bewteen 8 to 10 seconds. Would like to give a big thanks to slbenz in helping test on the west coast and confirming the script. Right now I am testing a new idea to possibly much faster locks, near instant.

I have finished the preliminary USA. and I am going to be working on 4 regions: Europe, UK, Asia, Oceania, South-America, Africa. These will not be as extensive, but a over generic setting that should give you locks in 60 seconds for most overall.

After alot of reading there is alot of factors that affect the gps and alot of missing coding, for the most part from the developers side. They have made gps so generic to avoid possible issues, not realizing that it itself causes issues.

cmylxgo will PM you tonight to test the script out for the US.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
I think it the auto fillin when it trys to figure what you type, I never figured or really tryed to turn that off LOL I don't text msg
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
Originally Posted by dipaolnv View Post

I flashed this kernel last night. Seems pretty good so far. One thing I definitely notice is that there seems to be no wakeup lag with this kernel.

On a somewhat related note, idk what the heck I did wrong, but I booted into CWM, did a backup, flashed the kernel, did a restore and then rebooted. When I did, the first thing I did was check the software info and lo and behold, I was still on the GPC kernel!?!

On my second attempt , I booted into CWM, flashed the kernel, and rebooted. I didn't lose any info...

So, is the warning on the first post really true "Backup with CWM prior to updating kernel or you will lose all data."?

I hate to sound like a dumbass, but it's just the kernel and modules, right? If I did lose any data, would I then have to do an advanced restore and only restore data?

Anyway... +1 on the Rafgina kernel and major kudo's to curiousGeorge on the great work evaluating all of them.

Look what You wrote..if you did what you wrote... when you did the restore it over wrote your whole image.. CWM backup is a Complete full backup of everything even the /ext partition gets backedup if you have one from a previous rom (like I do, I never removed it)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bx10r:
i dowloaded the 2.0. am i suppose to unzip before putting on my sd cause i did and in recovery mode it asks which zip to apply. i choose the dowloaded file then it asks which zip to apply. meta-inf, boot or system. or do i just put the unzip file and let the phone do the rest in recovery mode? i hope i dint do anything wrong. please help
[HD2 Android NAND Development] akapaul26:
DO not unzip just move the zip to sd card. From CWM choose install zip from sd the choose zip then go to build and you are good to go, but do not unzip the file.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bx10r:
ok, in the process of installing right now. thanks for the quick response
[HD2 Android NAND Development] akapaul26:
No worries...@ bx10r

@CMY I love the skin and background any chance of loading up any more in the future!!! Great work with everything, Donation sent, Confirmation# 1CX68767ML596933H

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
Lol, well yeah... I know that now :p

I didn't know if the backup was the complete rom, or just the user data portion, and in classic android user fashion, they don't document things really that well. If I was doing a full rom upgrade, how would this help me? What parts of the old rom would I have to restore from the backup to get my info back without blowing away the new rom I just installed?

Anyway, I took the warning on the first post at face value. I assumed that since it was there, I'd actually have to use the backup without letting the phone reboot and finding out my stuff wasn't touched. I probably "should" be intelligent enough to have guessed that a kernel change wasn't gonna touch my junk. Hell, I never had problems when I was swapping them out with the sd builds ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
best to upgrade to a diffrent rom by installing Clockwork Recovery of the best image size for the rom "	CMYLXGOs.ClockworkMod.Recovery.Partition.Setup.02.04.2011.rar" for this Rom with the ability to chang kernels from first post , this clockwork has the upsized 430MB system for the bigger boot image for the kernel changing ( you have to read first post it's more clearly worded.. If you was to unzip rom zip you would see flash.cfg thats where the correction for this rom is made..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] voncrane:
Shortened your post as well...IMHO, Can we continue d discussion elsewhere?..title it appropriately so ppl'll still know its related to this CMY's build?...Anyway i'd be glad 2 help test out codes related to Asia.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmcdonald58:
Done flash without any hiccups tonite putting backups on now will tinker tomorrow Thanks for confirmation and instrustions