yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
I'm sorry if this post is inappropriate, but I have been reading through the unofficial cm7 thread and noticed you have quite a presence there pongster, might you be working with, or some day working with charansingh_online in any way? I find his plans to compile a kernel that is hd2 specific and not evo based (if I'm understanding that correctly) interesting, that in theory could take away all the unnecessary settings right? (i.e. Trackball wakeup)

Sent from my gingerbread running HyperDroid2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
I saw that and flashed it this morning :p, then approximately 6 minutes after I booted v6 with tytung r6 I read pongster's post of the change log for v7 including the newer kernel lol

Sent from my gingerbread running HyperDroid2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dddnnnggg:
As far as i can see this build has everything working, but i just wanted to ask:

1. does it support wpa2 enterprise connectivity

2. Could it be reverted to the stock Gbread theme, looks and density?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wbonney4:
Update

Can't wait for the update gives me something to do at work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manicminer:
Excellent rom! love it!

One minor question is how would I remove the line after the network provider name. ie..O2-UK|

Not important just wondered if anyone knows. Many thanks! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajm2387:
hahahah that's the exact scenario im in
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Protoo:
Hi Pongster

i did the logcat.

I attached the file

1. Are you using the default kernel? Yes

2. If using a custom kernel are you loading the correct bcm4329.ko and tun.ko? N

3. Are you using a fresh data.img created by the system on 1st boot? N

3. Are you using the default Build Folder Name that came with your version? N

My Build is completly stock i only changed the lcd density to 240 in the build.props.

greez
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AntonJart:
People use search! Calling issue with robo voice was resolved billion times
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lebobo:
do you project to publish v7 today ?

very very very good ROM : i'm addict !!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lebobo:
wifi always enabled... and normal use = about 15h... good !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lolmensch:
also waiting for the update ^^
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D4rk50ul:
Changing to the stock launcher might be cool that way we can have the most stable. Users can always download ADW.

Sent from my HD2 using HyperDroidGBX-V6
[HD2 Android NAND Development] siamchen:
Tytung R6 Kernel

Just update the kernel to Tytung R6 which give me EAP support to my corp network. Running smoothly. :D Waiting for the new release now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D.O.C:
Same here updated and running smoothly. Should I get some sleep or v7 is going to be released soon?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Shaeen:
Phone can not connect to AD-HOC on my laptop..network is available in the connection, but when you click on connect, nothing happens .. Just sign WiFi Search...Is there a solution to this problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] R3dox:
I just flashed tytung's r6 kernel for new cam he posted in his thread with your v6 and both the cam (and camcorder) and wifi still work. Can't test EAP now as I'm at home, but I'll try that tomorrow morning.

Wifi at home (wpa2-psk) is much more stable now as well. I used to sort of drop connection quite often (watching youtube vids fx was pretty hard) but I haven't noticed that yet with the r6 kernel.

When testing the camcording after flashing, pressing the button to stop recording crashed the cam app and the video wasn't properly saved. When I tried it again after a reboot all worked fine. Not sure to what extend this is coincidence.

Not sure whether this particular build suffered from it at all (can't remember so I guess not, lol), but there's no wakeup lag with wifi enabled now at least.

Edit:

@dddnnnggg

Well, the driver and wpa_supplicant support it and the kernel can be used in hyperdroid as shown by siamchen and myself, so yes.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dddnnnggg:
Does this mean that we could expect WPA2EAP support with the next version?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fredstar:
Great work! Thanks pongster!

For me everything works fine!

And 4 Days without charging:

I think that's phenomenal! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xirokx:
I have troubles with v6 they are as follows:

- intermittent robovoice

- restarting issues

- dialler has crashed a few times

from my experiences starting with v4 I think that was the most stable for me so am thinking of reverting back to v4 unless someone has any solutions for the above?

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
Are you even using the phone?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fredstar:
It's Holidaytime for me ;) But i think it's a good reference for the standby-skills.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
You got extended batt?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fredstar:
no, still the original one. and only installed a few apps
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pr0x2:
Please tell me the radio you are using. :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
I dont know what that means.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
I gotta say that's pretty amazing. Longest I ever got in a build was 55 hrs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fredstar:
Didn't you want to know why i'm using the phone so sparsely?

Whatever, the screenshot explains everything, or doesn't it? ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] danton11:
Has anyone tried lowering the CPU to say...691? I've done this and my battery lasts 2 days with more than normal use. Everything is still smooth and fast but mA is practically halved as a result.

This ROM is fast enough to cope so those of you with battery consumption on the brain, its a work around.

A few thing tho, screen brightness has to be low, and of course no power hungry apps

ie. normal use, 3g, phone, simple games. Like when we're meant to be working! Also airplane mode when sleeping... as pongster keeps pointing out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fredstar:
At the beginning, i thought that there is no difference to CM7 for example.

But then it seems to me that the ROM manages the battery usage even better...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Before building aosp I used to build cm and still look forward to cooking a cm7 version when the speed and CPU at 100% bug are fixed. I build cm7 from source as well and added a few customizations but the the 100% CPU bug is killing me.

Charan has asked tytung to help out with making the kernel even better. Our device can only get better.:)

Sent from my HD2 powered by HyperDroidGBX
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fi3ry_icy:
nice! ur a crowd pleaser man..i!i :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] siamchen:
I thought everyone is talking about OC the device. :p Now, we do need to think about the down grade the CPU. :cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D4rk50ul:
I guess I don't see the point in having days of battery life. If I can use the hell out of my phone and wait until I sleep to charge, id rather have performance and a power outlet.

Sent from my HD2 using HyperDroidGBX-V6
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fi3ry_icy:
nope.. usually when i enter the tunnel while on the train i would just power off the screen and stop using it since GSM is too slow anyway..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] miharkula:
....nm....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
It looks like he connected the phone on the 4th day to transfer the screenshot. Still amazing.

Sent from my HD2 powered by HyperDroidGBX
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tonz22:
I'll waiting for your v7. this build is my daily use.

Thank you so much.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYGraFFit1:
Wow this thing is FAST!

One thing i noticed that i would like to be incorporated by default is to be able to edit the lockscreen (add Msg tab)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raviluke:
Is version 7 coming anytime soon?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lozone:
Pongster,

Have you thought of implementing the Honeycomb music player themed Hyperdroid way?

I have been using that music player and it is a good addon instead of the regular music player.

Just a thought.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
The 100% cpu does make any rom kinda unusable, at least for me, and that is awesome news! Now I get to look forward to a full cm7 hyperdroid at some point! :D whether in weeks or months, I am eagerly awaiting the immense smoothness provided by hyperdroid, combined with the plethera of features cm7 incorporates, not saying this build doesn't offer more than needed, I'm just the guy who never stops fiddling with his phone :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dangertoon:
Battery Drain :(

I am using this ROM for quite some time and have to say, this IS the best out there. However, for the past couple of days, I have been getting a consistent 60 mA drain in standby. Wifi is off and no data too. I am very light on apps. I have task killer installed too. It really was doing great in standby before, with 2-3 mA drain. No idea what happened after that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 10507:
There could be something wrong with your setting. I have been using this new build v6 for the past 4 days now, everything runs smooth and getting 2-3mA throughout. I get 4mA on standby with wifi on.

Man, been waiting for the new update all day long. Hopefully it upload soon,before I go to bed.:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
I even included some CM7 mods that are being reviewed in my CM7 test builds...

like Profiles support. :)

Once the 100% CPU is fixed, I may use my old CM thread to release it... :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
That would take a lot of porting of the framework stuff that it would make sense to just build cm7 and use that instead...

Personally feel it clutters the lockscreen, but that's just me.

When the 100% CPU bug is fixed, expect a CM7 release of the HyperDroid. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Not yet... not sure if the lockscreen now playing will support it. have you tested it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Change a lot of stuff in the v7 I linked to earlier....

It should fit a 90-95mb /system partition, if you plan to stick to one ROM and flash via CWM only. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lozone:
The lockscreen shows the play, rewind, & fast forward.

It does not show what song is playing at the moment.

I have been using this music player since Hyperdroid V4.

Thanks for the response.

Sorry, I thought you were talking about the play pause.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kongming:
lock screen now playing is support, can play, pause n etc... however, no song's title is displayed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Please post it here so others can test it out... does DSPManager support it too?

Would you know what the source is so I can compile it from the source itself?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
I thought so... that needs the stock app to work... Thanks for the feedback.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lukedunk:
May need to wipe the sweat/grease off of your proximity sensor when you hang up? I used to have that problem all the time on windows mobile.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lozone:
Here is a link to the thread for the music player.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=949564

I also attached the apk.

DSP Manager does work with it.

Not sure about the source.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fi3ry_icy:
a bug i realized that is in this build (or may be just my phone) is that the apps downloaded from the android apps market such as twitter, facebook are shown as "Free" instead of "downloaded" and thus when updates are released, we might not be notified as the market does not realized that we have it on the phone..

the app itself is not uninstalled. it is only "de-registered" from the app market as downloaded and in use.

mayb it is related to apps in sd-ext ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D4rk50ul:
Titanium backup has an option to merge updates into rom, might not be the fix but you could try it.

Sent from my HD2 using HyperDroidGBX-V6
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dheerajk27:
Hi @Pongster

Since Charnsingh has mentioned that he has found out the fix for Bluetooth 60 mA battery drain on stand by, can we expect the same on your next release? Eagerly waiting for the same :) ....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Not yet... i think its still being tested so he hasn't committed the change on github. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Nope... all showing "installed" for me here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lozone:
Is V7 really only 58MB?

Amazing once again.

Downloading now.

Thanks again!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Discussion of latest release (v7) begins here...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
yes... :D

you need to do a full wipe and restore via titanium or setup fresh for this one since I've removed some apps from system that you will now install on /data

fits a 90mb /system partition ;)

That's a total of a potential 350MB FREE Space!!!

90mb /system + use last 24mb of Nand (untested) :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
58mb that is crazy:p Hey Pong gave up on trying to do my own build. Not enough spare time right now. Do you think Charinsingh's kernel would work on your build?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lozone:
Can I restore data thru CWM?

Or do I need to use Titanium?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djpharoah:
Eagerly waiting. I've got Hyperdroid v7 loading on my one HD2 and Typhoons CM7 on the other. Love the little CM7 add-ons (mainly visual) but love that your builds only draw 4-6mA in standby.

Installing v7 as we speak. Looking forward to it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FireDemonSiC:
Pongster,

When upgrading to a new version should I wipe the cache/dalvik first but NOT the data partition or should I just flash right over?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dangertoon:
WeatherBug Elite. That's what the problem was. background updates I guess. Now back to 3 mA drain :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
for v7 you need to wipe data as apps I removed might FC when installed from market (like Gmail and Voice Search)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
for this version, do it via titanium first... next updates can be done via CWM...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oluwaponmile:
Wow.....that will be some good news...CM7 from you....beauty + speed = awesome
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raviluke:
downloading now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FireDemonSiC:
I'm restoring my backup of v6. I'm going to see if removing these apps BEFORE flashing v7 will fix the FC issue. If not, I'm staying with v6 and just flashing the new tytung kernel.

Sorry man, but this was a very poor move. I mean, I'm sure it works out well for you, but what about the thousands of other people in the userbase you've created? Not too many will be thrilled about having to loose data they've retained for several versions now.

Going through every last little setting in every last little app is really painstaking, and really takes the thrill out of flashing.

Can you please provide me with any other apps you might have removed besides Maps, Gmail and Voice Search? I'm on a search and destroy mission with SystemApp Remover.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dheerajk27:
Oops! I clicked on Thanks button on your post, instead of clicking on Quote button. ;)

If you look at the version history on the first page of this thread, I don't think that you would be disappointed, considering the changes made on version 7. Yes, me too have been preserving the settings over a number of versions. But, when you consider the efforts put by @Pongster (and others) in building the better and better versions as well as sharing the same with us, I think, it's worth putting the efforts by ourself by re-doing the settings one by one, once in a while... Cheer up mate! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FireDemonSiC:
Better Wi-Fi stability? I'm sure he did tweak something but IMO it works just fine now. Nothing else besides the new kernel is a tremendously big deal and the kernel can be updated without flashing the new ROM.

I can understand if there were some BIG upgrade/change to the core of the ROM or the kernel (Like the talk of involving CM7 for example) which required a data wipe, but just removing an app that you consider to be bloat on the 7th version? C'mon!

I do understand and fully appreciate all the hard work Pongster is putting in for everyone and I understand he is modeling this ROM around HIS needs, but there comes a point when you reach a certain level of notoriety where you have to consider everyone else that you've involved.

Nothing to cheer up about. I'm not bent over the issue. I'm just merely a tad bit irritated and expressing my opinion which I am sure is shared by plenty of other people here although I don't expect them to speak up ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dirtyflo:
Just push Gmail.apk to system/app then reboot..works for me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lozone:
I did a nandroid restore of my old data.

The only apps I had issues with were voice search and YouTube.

I just deleted them and reinstalled.

Not a big deal.

Rom is working flawless and fast.

Going to bed now so o will let it charge overnight and test battery tomorrow.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Poor move? To increase your space in /data ? To allow updates from Google themselves without creating 2 copies of EACH updated app in /system and /data (like when you update Maps or Gmail or Voice Search or Car Home)?

To include an automatic option to install all Google Apps that can be installed from the market when you first sign in?

A Poor move is not updating and releasing anything at all since I've released the source and you should be able to build your own from it... and then keep all the good stuff for myself... that would be a poor move... but this, far from it.

Its on the changelog, the stuff I added and removed, unless you don't read it, which unfortunately many fail to do.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
Dont like it? => Dont use it.

Want something else? => Do it yourself.

So far for the "Do´s"

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DON´T DO: Speak for others.

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I really like the changes, why?

See here:

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Pongster youre a Master ;D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Not because it works for you, it works for everyone... the kernel change along with the change to the AOSP bin plus several countless other changes are part of the upgrade.

Its simple man... you don't like it, use the source to build your OWN ROM... I have shared it and am updating the source for FREE on my own FREE time!

No one is forcing anyone to upgrade.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Wait, so what you say is what EVERYONE is thinking? You're the official voice of the users now? You're on a TMOUS, so space isn't as much of a concern for you...

But more than 60% of people who download this ROM is NOT from the US and most probably on an EU version, which means space is a premium.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Do you have a 90mb /system and using last 24mb of NAND?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
Yep :D

Already added to little summary, runs great so far, im filling it right now to test out :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FireDemonSiC:
I had a feeling you were going to bring this up. Gaining 25mb at best (Over a 125MB clockwork) means absolutely nothing given the A2SD support for the Euro users and the larger storage of the US users.

As far as 2 copies of each app, what are you referring to? I have never had this issue.

As far as the automatic option, yes this would be convenient on the first boot, but all of your users have already been LONG past their first boot because they have been retaining all of their data throughout the versions! Otherwise, It's not a very useful feature IMO. It isn't hard to i9nstall 3 - 4 apps manually through the market.

I knew you would point this out as well. Just tell me, the idea of spending days if not weeks learning from scratch how to use the github, assemble then compile your own ROM and throw your phone through the wall when it fails to boot the first 5 tries all so I can retain my data because you saw fit to remove gmail and google maps...Sounds a tad silly doesn't it?

I think that just this once, you failed to read your own changelog. It says and I quote:

"Removed Gmail, Maps, Voice Search and other Google Stuff you can install via the market"

So what is the "other google stuff"?

My intent here is not to bash you or your ROM. You do great work and turn great results. But in the same fashion as when a major manufacturer makes a change that everyone considers a WTF were you thinking moment then spends the next month *****ing about it, I was merely voicing my opinion which we are all entitled to.

This discussion is already headed in a bad direction and I did not intend for it to go there.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] robstillholdin:
Right on, thank you for your time Pongster. These guys whine like its a big deal that you updated, should be grateful!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FireDemonSiC:
I never once used the word "EVERYONE" in that post. In the future, please retain from putting words into my mouth.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
@FireDemonSiC

1.Where is the problem to add the google apps you like? The installer even points you to do this while setting up your google account.

2.You should really stop complaining for others and start talking for yourself. We had people here complaining about the space and there are a lot of people asking for a even "more" clean rom.

Its just argument vs argument. Buts its no problem to install these apps from market while its more work to remove them yourself from the build and dealing with the eventuallity of consequences.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] olde_shrimp:
Thank you for your great work and I've been using your builds since hyperdroid sd and hyperdroidsense.

Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to properly update? I've been just doing a full wipe and installing my apps through titanium. I hope there is a more efficient way to update and my data is throttled so syncing is ****ty.

Also is anyone having force closes on beautiful widgets?

Thanks for any of your time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FireDemonSiC:
I am sure pongster can hold his own in this thank you very much. You people are getting WAY out of hand. I merely voiced my opinion on a cause and effect scenario I (And once again many other users) are going to see unfit but will not mention due to ridicule by all the ass-kissers.

You don't like it? Guess what? That's tough! Just the same as pongster doesn't give two craps about what input people have regarding changes to HyperDroid, I could care less what you think of my post and you aren't going to make it go away. This thread is for discussion of HyperDroid, and that is exactly what I am doing.

Did I get on here and call pongster and idiot and say HyperDroid is a piece of trash? NO! I am still using HD and proudly stating that fact and am just as much of a supporter as anyone else still posting in this thread. But just because something is great, doesn't mean I won't call out an iffy change when I see one.

You people are all ganging up like I committed a genocide. Let's take it down a notch please.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FireDemonSiC:
The problem isn't with reinstalling the G-Apps (Are you kidding me?). It's the fact that as per the developers own words the device needs to be data wiped in order for them to work again. But I'm loosing all my data just so I can make google maps work again?

Actually, no. Because apparently my initial theory of removing these apps BEFORE upgrading works since other people have tried it. But if so, this would be sound advice vs telling people they need to wipe their phone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raviluke:
Your tone was rude and you sounded as if you were ganna kill all of us because you didnt like the rom. Otherwise we dont have anything against you.