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[HD2 Android NAND Development] `SBR`:
+5... amazing battery life even with 3g & wifi.. all time data sync of Exchange & Gmail.. 2 hour sync of Facebook & weather.... i got 24 hrs with 35 min call...

this is the best build so far in android roms.....only pbm is bluetooth.. hope sometime it will fix that.....

pongster.. thx for this nice build.... expecting CM7 in your list
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
You are missing the misc partition. Re-flash your layout, making sure you are usingthis config in yours:

misc ya 1M

recovery rrecov|ro|nospr filesize recovery-raw.img

boot yboot|ro 5M

system ya 125M

cache ya 5M

userdata ya|asize|hr allsize
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
@Pongster, could you please lend an expert hand?

Hi Pongster,

Could you please take a look at my logcat? I am trying to figure out why my phone soft-reboots when installing apps if I have an ext3 partition on the SD card...

This logcat was taken while restoring apps with TB, but the reboots also happen when installing from Market or manually installing APKs.

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
please post on pastebin.

Sent from my HD2 powered by HyperDroidGBX
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
http://pastebin.com/Mwa4vgtD

THANK YOU!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fhasovic:
Here is mine battery consumption...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] felipemadox:
Its possible to use the default gingerbread theme instead the hyperdroid black theme?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] godlyitem:
i';m having reception problem....i live in the basement, and the singal reception is very unstable....any help?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] renna1992:
try change your radio version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fintara:
Yea', how can I put the original green icons in the notification bar? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Baku151:
Greetings .

Its best rom i ever seen.

But 1 question is , about this screen size .

The icons are small , i like it but - Can i put icon by icon ?

Cuz when i try do it , I got small space left on icon but i cant put it , any ideas ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lolmensch:
go outside ^^ (sorry ^^)

adw settings --> desktop columns and rows

@pongster: where can the BL values be found?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] samteeee:
Washed out Colors !!

@pongster

Thanks for all the hard work, great Rom.

I was just wondering if there is any tweaks in "build.prop"

or anywhere else for that matter to get the colors a bit more

alive, more depths and blacker blacks! if that make any sense!

The colors are fine in "winmo" Roms.

Thank you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pathologo:
The screen doesn't dim before turning off. Also when the screen times out it isn't locked instantly.

Is it possible to change these two things, yet? There seem to be no settings for that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Baker0:
Brilliant Tom. I've found a bug.. not sure if others have added this yet. I turned my screen on today after a couple of days use and it was really really bright. I could hardly see what was on the screen. I thought my screen was knackard. I rebooted and its now ok.

I've got the screen on sensor brightness so not sure if its a bug with that?

Cheers

Baker0
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Baku151:
lolmensch -

Ty Works~~

Startin' to costumise rom ;D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lolmensch:
that occurs occasionally on different roms. I have never had it myself, but a friend of mine showed me how it looks like. Pretty odd and I think nobody can fix it because nobody can reproduce it hence nobody knows the reason..

EDIT: Np @ Baku 151 =)

Edit2: with those pretty strict battery setup I mentioned earlier, I got 316mb of free ram ^^
[HD2 Android NAND Development] luffyp:
Does anyone have a problem with Adhoc wifi? My phone can see my adhoc wifi but it can't connect to it :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jorisvdende:
What's so funny? Root Explorer is a paid app you know...

lmao :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] blue-ic-:
Hi Pongster

Im probably being a bit thick but where do I type in these commands? In the Windows Command window?

Thanks

Ian :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jorisvdende:
Hi Ian,

Browse to the /system/ folder (with your favorite explorer, for example Root Explorer ;)) and 'tap and hold' that .prop file. You'll see a pop-up menu, scroll down there and select 'Open in Text Editor' and make the changes in the file.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] blue-ic-:
Thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CableMan67:
tytung_r2_oldcam

pongster,

Great to see you back on the scene!

Your sd roms were always great and glad to see you involved with nand now.

Do you see any benefit in upgrading to tytung's r2?

tytung_r2_oldcam:

* - added some commits in "official" git (Please see my git repository for detail.)

* - added audio boost (With this you'll have large range of volume but may have worse sound quality.)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
Yes but you have to have the adb tool. Attachment below with install stock Framework and SystemUI:

Instructions:

1. Unzip to folder

2. Plug in HD2 to USB

3. DO NOT ACTIVATE OR MOUNT USB SDCARD

4. Run Install_Kernel.bat (nevermind the file name... it doesnt touch the kernel) :)

5. Reboot phone when done.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Novembre5:
I just noticed another issue with the hardware keys. I installed the flashing light fix and then restarted the phone. I put the phone on the charger and charged to 100% and then removed it from charger and noticed the hardware keys backlight was on. I restarted the phone twice already, but the backlight continues to stay on the keys. Anyone else have this issue or is it just me? Is there a fix to turn off the backlight on the hard keys?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
I don't see it. The gray line trending downwards is the advanced battery monitor in gingerbread. Kinda shows you how your power is moving.

Sent from my HD2 powered by HyperDroid Gingerbread
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
My backlights are working fine... been rebooting and charging to put the LED and key backlights through its paces... they work ok now. Not sure why they'd stay on for you. COuld you try and narrow it down to which app is on when the issue starts so we can do a logcat and try to fix it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
The 2nd one is why I'm hesitant... it could lead to worse sound quality overall... Some users report it doesn't work with extended batteries yet too... will wait it out for now but you can test it out by using it:) You'd need oldcam kernels as the camera app depends on it on this build. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] samson_420:
Still running like a champ. . . .

Found a App that made the key light go retarded. . . Tesla LED. . . I used it, turned it off. . . and they are flashing away.

Edit: I tried to duplicate it and now, nothing. . . .
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Open Titanium backup and you'll see sdcard (a2sd) mounted as well (sd-ext)

Internal space is still decreasing as dalvik-cache and data/data are still in /data.

I'm testing a hack that moves just dalvik-cache (about 100+mb) to sd-ext via a few adb shell commands. (only for those who are on the Euro version as I don't want to force users on TMOUS to partition their cards if they don't have to)

I think it does.. the libs are loaded and I can play 3d-ish games without any issues. :) (aphalt, can knockdown, etc.)

My amber lights (and leds) are working as usual here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
That's good right? (If you want to fix the blinking issues) :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rock4mayo:
Gps working good without problem, used for 20 minute without lost connection.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Thanks for helping out. Maybe you can rename the bat to Stockify.bat and we can include it as one of the optional downloads on the first page. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Perfect! If no major light issues pop up on my tests, that becomes v1.2 :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Only for those that USE a 2nd Ext partition

Moving Dalvik-Cache using adb (Only for those that USE a 2nd Ext partition):

If your sdcard is fast enough, moving dalvik-cache may get you more space. On my install it consumes almost 100MB. dalvik-cache is written when you install or update applications.

This hack will move your current dalvik-cache to the sd-ext partition (which is already auto mounted via a script in init.d) and create a symbolic link to ensure that all future dalvik-cache will be written on the actual directory. (it will also tell the system NOT to recreate the dalvik cache upon boot up, which it does when it doesn't find an actual directory or symbolic link)

I've been testing this on a Class 2 Sandisk Card so If your cards are reputable, you should benefit even more. :)

Enough talk, lets hack! (This is designed for advanced users who know what they're doing, so I'll keep the steps short and sweet)

Hack Pre-Requisites:

You need to have CWM Recovery working (do a Nandroid Backup before this please)

You need to have an Ext partition as the 2nd partition on your sdcard

You need to have an adb connection to your device

You need to copy and paste exact instructions

Step by Step:

First, Enter CWM Recovery

Go to mounts and storage

mount /system, /data, /cache, /sd-ext

Insert USB and get on your Terminal or CMD Window

Type in the following commands in the exact order:

adb remount

adb shell

mv /data/dalvik-cache /sd-ext/dalvik-cache

mv /data/cache/dalvik-cache /sd-ext/dalvik-cache

ln -s /sd-ext/dalvik-cache /data/dalvik-cache

ln -s /sd-ext/dalvik-cache /data/cache/dalvik-cache

Reboot

Enjoy the space!

This only moves the dalvik-cache and not data/data (there are some bugs in doing that at the moment)

If you want to revert to your old setup, Go through steps 1-4 and enter these via adb:

adb remount

rm /data/dalvik-cache

rm /data/cache/dalvik-cache

rm -R /sd-ext/dalvik-cache

Oh by the way, I am not responsible if it bricks your phone. But I am pretty sure it wont though. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] htcfreak:
Hmmmmmmm, so we gonna have V 1.2 pretty soon ha..!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tu1:
questions

I have a question:

How to run angry bird?

How to disable flashing backlit buttons
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
You need to move angry birds to phone... which means it actually gets moved to sd-ext if you're using a 2nd Ext Partition.

Blinking Keys Beta fix is in one of my earlier posts... its being tested and will most likely be enough to warrant linking to it from the first page. Please do a search of the thread for "Blinking Lights" as I don't recall which post # it is. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djpharoah:
Back to this ROM but v6.0 as that's the last one that works for my Titanium Backups. Typhoons was just really bad on battery consumption.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DoubleYou79:
Same Problem here. Any help would be appreciated
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
what radio ar you using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] felipemadox:
Gmail.apk

Here we go.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] h20pt:
Is there any problem by using CPU at 500 Mhz max? Does it damage the CPU by any way?

Cause i'm using v7 with INTERATIVE 245/500 CPU scalling and it's still silky smooth and i'm getting 2-3 mA on standby and 200-230 mA max full tasking (wifi on + browsing + streaming videos) :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
im sorry if this question is stupid or is blatantly answered elsewhere but i read the 1st few posts and could not figure it out. If i have a working v7 (themed) backup, could i download the stock version and restore data without corruption? i am just curious, i like colors and love this rom and if i dont have to start from scratch that would be pretty awesome, the only relevant thing i could find on this subject from the 1st post was do a full wipe before v7 (which i did not do, but have everything working perfectly somehow anyways on v7)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fintara:
Isn't it supposed to install apps on sd card (on ext4 partition to be more specific) ? 'cause now when I install an app, the internal memory decreases...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] felipemadox:
User Interface

Anyone can tell me if is possible to restore the default gingerbread interface on:

Settings > Cyanogen Settings > User Interface > Extra Adjustments > Choose Theme

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
Wont harm your device. But i dont think you will have major improvements. I dont "feel" any difference if i use underclocked 7xxMhz or overclocked to ~1.2Ghz. Normally in standby its the lowest all the time and when you use it the scaling normally works good and only clocks as high as barely neeedet.

Its not data2sd, its app2sd. Only a part of the apps is moved from nand to sd. Can check this with titanium backup, it shows usage of nand and app2sd (sd-ext) on startpage.

Have i missed something? This is not a Cyanogen build so this is not available. On the first page is a stock build, i think its the same as the themed one you get from the QR code. The build is open source so you can try and theme yourself :D

I hope somebody wants to do the theming, as pongster suggested. Cant believe that there is nobody who likes the build and has the knowledge and time to do this. Would be great "thanks" to pongsters work and a nice feature for us ;D

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I personally really like the black theme, but i think black themes always have the problem that they are really hard to read in bright light. Would be cool to adapt this feature so you can change the color setup when going outside.

I wish i had more time to learn a lot of this myself, and provide something back :( I love this build,thanks for it !!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] h20pt:
I only did this to save battery while using the phone.. I know that it doesn't make any difference on standy :)

Also i'm getting about 100-180 mA with 245/500 mhz while using the phone vs 300-360 mA with default 245/998 mhz.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
Thats a big difference, was it under same conditions? I ususally have a drainfrom ~120-350 on stock settings and it really depends on the apps you use and what the screen brightness is set to.

But the main point was: cant harm your device, as it manually clocks up and down all the time
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
Just to clarify, you can use a backup from v7 to restore all settings and data into the stock themed version provided :) now I have to play around with themes :p I love this build, the stock version is literally my dream rom.

Hey pongster, are you at all interested in the honeycomb ports going around? I had a dream of hyperdroid honeycomb last night :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hg3atintin:
1: How do I turn off camera sound when taking pictures.

2: How do I add my contact info at "me" in messaging.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dbsportsbrit:
Great Rom VPN'S also works thanks again!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lolmensch:
Take a root file explorer (estrongs flie explorer is a free one)

go to /system/media/ui

there are the sounds. you can delete them as you wish
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Weird soft-reboot-loops out of the blue...

This is very likely caused by something I did to the phone, but I am reporting just in case someone else is seeing this.

Twice already, the phone has gone into soft-reboot-loops out of the blue, when it was just sitting there, minding its own business. First time I fixed by wiping cache, Dalvik and battstats, second time I actually re-flashed the ROM after wiping caches, and it comes right back... I am afraid, however, this will keep happening...

Anyone else seeing this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jsmccabe78:
just flashed to nandroid and hyperdroid...am interested but have a lot to learn. hope i can find the time. but i agree, would be fun to start to see!

reboot loops are often caused by bent battery pin. can you check those?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lolmensch:
hm if you don't mind you could try it again and try to grab the logs.. would be awesome.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GroteBozewolf:
Pongster, I love your ROM. Bought a HD2 about 3 weeks ago, and did not even boot in WM, but just flashed everything in order to use Android from NAND. Very nice!

I do have a question though: would it be possible to add the Dutch dictionary for the keyboard? There is a blog poste here (http://blog.cone.be/2010/08/19/android-keyboard-dictionaries/) that explains how to include them from the CyanogenMod.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lukedunk:
v7 is great!! But for some reason my ad blocking no longer works. Anyone else?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lukedunk:
I agree. 2.15 doesn't seem to be working as well as it used to in the honolulu area. Let me know if you find something working better. I'll do the same. On WM there was an app for logging reception, but I don't know on Android?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fhasovic:
Radio is 2.15.50.14, as written in my signature ;-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 200mpx:
Pongster, could you please take a look at my log: http://pastebin.com/nrY0y8Pc

The story is that I'm using phoneAlarm application for repeated notifications (it is still in first stage of beta testing here: http://www.pocketmax.net/smf/index.php?board=50.0) and sometimes I have silent sms - no alarm and no repeated notifications. Logs were sent to Bruce, developer of this app and I have received the following answer:

> phoneAlarm waits for the SMS to be written to the database – and in this case the SMS couldn’t be written due to a system crash

Looks like your system has problems with the Russian characters and sometimes cannot write the SMS to database:

02-26 09:03:21.438 I/Database( 578): sqlite returned: error code = 1, msg = no such column: My

02-26 09:03:21.598 E/DatabaseUtils( 578): Writing exception to parcel

02-26 09:03:21.598 E/DatabaseUtils( 578): android.database.sqlite.SQLiteException: no such column: My: , while compiling: SELECT _id, date, …..

Could you please take a look at my log and say if there is something to fix. Thank you in advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D4rk50ul:
Not sure how that got removed I only changed the system partition size. I nuked my phone and reformatted my SD card with another ext4 partition. Just curious if that will wear the SD out faster.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LordDeath:
Can I use 125MB for /system instead of 150MB?

TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 is a bit larger than this and I could use it with 125MB without any negative side effect.

Do you think I can do this with HyperDroidGBX, too?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] renna1992:
absolutely, i use it with a 100mb system partition, without any problems, so 125 should be fine too.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] h20pt:
I'm using a 90 MB system partition and everything is running great :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dsx2b:
using v7 changing settings of my 'wireless tether' would cause my phone to reboot. since i really need wireless tether, im going back to v6.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D4rk50ul:
The old 2.07.50 radio gave me great performance and really fast data but battery life was not as good. 2.10 made no difference. 2.08 was just ok. Testing 2.14 today, that was a good one in winmo.

Edit: there is a widget in the market that shows db level of signal but doesn't log it. Been using that with some success.

Ok so digging around on good ole google produced a link to this market app that is free to use, it doesn't log directly (you can view the graph log though) but it provides a very nice set of information for signal strength. Anyone else interested in testing radios out in their area with HyperDroid can use this link (not sure you can post market links on XDA so if not I will remove).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] microshiroku:
is the v.7 has a best battery like it said?

im using v.5 with mobile internet connected just got 12-15hours, it's much less than my other HD2 with SD, got 1d 9h..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pinktank:
those that are having problems with connecting to your phone over bluetooth, use astro bluetooth plugin, works perfectly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4D3:
Im interested in you response, how is this a math this? (im not being sarcastic, I have a drgree in maths and i cannot see any reason for this!!)

MG
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D4rk50ul:
My battery life is much better on v7. You have to keep in mind the mass amount of variables that contribute to battery life.

If your radio or the new kernel causes your phone to constantly search for signal, that will greatly reduce your battery life.

If you have background apps running that you didn't before, it can cause a ton of drain (in particular auto updating news/twitter/etc apps).

I get a full 18 hours of moderate to heavy use before I'm in the >10% situation. This is with twidroyd auto updating, facebook widget, poweramp widget + playing music, all sync active, wifi use in my house, and constantly messing with XDA app/Titanium/CWM/Root explorer/Terminal.

I'm pretty confident if I wanted to get more I could remove some of these and go for a couple days but what is the point of having a smart phone if you don't use its full potential? :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4D3:
Bump Bump?

Could this be anything to do with my radio?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MatrimCauthon:
I found a fix for the mute, now we can have it working:) with help from pongster

Hi pongster, I know many of us would give up the extra custom phone features, to have a more stable fully functional phone. I tested the basic phone dialer in your 24/7 build, the mute works great with the stock phone dialer. Can you please post a CWM zip that we could flash of a themed basic dialer to solve that problem for anyone who it is bothering. I believe having that option would make this rom much better. Thanks for all your hard work and time invested.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Try using the native wifi tether.

Sent from my HD2 powered by HyperDroidGBX
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Not sure. My signal goes to Hsdpa in my network. Could be radio but also network related.

What radio you on?

Sent from my HD2 powered by HyperDroidGBX
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MaXAiRO:
Pongster, I would like to ask some questions about your ROM:

1. Could you add info on op about how we can change LCD density through root explorer? I prefer the default 240 for some reasons.

2. Except for DSP Manager and Spare Parts which are CM7 features, does your ROM include Cyanogenmod Settings in Settings Menu and the T-mobile Theme Chooser application?

3. Is there the option in stock phone dialer application to see the exact time of each call and its duration? (Or generally preferences option in phone dialer application)

4. Is the battery icon on status bar configurable through the stock settings? I'dlike a circular mod with percentage for example.

5. Does custom backlight work? I see that in Tyween's CM7 it doesn't work since the led notifications fix.

Thanks in advance and congratulations for your awesome work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] srinivasmuthyala38:
This is crazy nice, awesome the best out there
[HD2 Android NAND Development] h20pt:
Wich one is better for battery life/performance? SMARTASS or INTERACTIVE?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
Both the same. You won't notice any difference
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
smartass... but I like interactive's performance better (even if smartass gave me a 52 on linpack using r2) ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
Pong, how's testing coming along on cm7?