yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
I've had nothing but great luck with 1.4...i think sergio needs to look at this...1.5 cant be fixed...maybe the next rom could be based from 1.4...and we could tweak it and made it even better...i know beta testers still have to test it but there is no fixes for any of the problems...my phone working correctly is more important...i hope if theres a 1.6 it fixes all...a lot of people are switching back that tells you something...the latest isn't always the greatest.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bx10r:
Ok, so knows its been a full week of using 1.5. I dont know if its because i never used 1.4 since im coimg out of cmylxgo hd2 desire rom and before that cotullas but ive had no problems with exception to the occasional rebooting which i can live with until a fix is developed one day. I use my sd card that came with the phone and all games look good, browsing the web works well, emails, sms and mms work perfect too. Blueetooth no problem, navigation with Darkangels instant gps fix locks within seconds. To top it off this Rom is total eye candy, love all the customization and I wanna say agin to the Coredroid team GREAT JOB on this and look forward to seeing whats next cause youve just created a fan. So with that said and done I hope all the problems posted by other user get resolved.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
It doesn´t work. Same happened here. Did you want the circular battery? :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prisoner881:
Adding another item to this comprehensive list (see last item):

1. Selecting the "Power Off" function has about a 50-50 chance of actually powering down the phone. Half the time it reboots instead.

2. Overall stability seems lower than prior builds. The UI just goes completely unresponsive and I have to pull the battery. This *never* happened on 1.3. It happened occasionally on 1.4. It happens every few days on 1.5.

3. The weather "Current Location" issue is documented and the fix is listed in the first few posts of this thread, but thought I'd mention it just the same.

4. Bring back the circular battery icon and keep it. Thanks for posting the CWR .zip that let me bring this back!

5. The check boxes for email, sms, etc. are difficult to read for those of us who are colorblind. The icon for the prior builds had very good contrast and this wasn't an issue.

6. Volume seems down from 1.3/1.4. Not sure if this is something that's real or I'm just perceiving it as a lower volume, but I do find myself hammering the volume up button a lot only to find it's already at max volume. And I'm not deaf by any stretch

7. Upon reboot, the "voicemail waiting" indicator is always shown even when no VM's are present. Checking the VM makes this go away, but it's a slight annoyance and would be nice if it were fixable via the ROM. If it's a carrier issue...well, not much we can do there I guess.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prisoner881:
Note to all, I think I've narrowed this down a bit and it may not be a ROM-related issue.

The issue does not appear to be that the phone is failing to dial (although that does happen from time to time). The issue seems more rooted in the Bluetooth stack. Specifically, the phone will dial and will *show* that the BT headset is the output device, but the headset never picks up. Worse, nothing comes out of the phone speaker itself. The recipient of the call picks up, says hello (which I can't hear) and hears dead silence from my end no matter what I do.

The problem *never* happens when I'm not using the headset.

I've heard HTC puts a different BT stack on their Sense phones compared to other phones, and some have reported issues with that stack. I'm going to assume this is one of those things, but I'd appreciate any insight others may give.

I've had this problem with three different headsets: a Jawbone Prime, a Jawbone Icon, and now my latest Jawbone ERA. The latter is a fantastic headset, BTW. Highly recommended!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yshaikh01:
Not really, is it posssible to have that statusbar though? or is it a no go?

Thanks, anyway for taking the time to test.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lenarass:
i have 1.4v coz 1.5v is very slow... but camera is only 4mp. how do i make it 5 ????
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mwakious:
1.5 very slow?????try another sd or before install clean it with panasonic......v 1.5 is waaaaay better than 1.4...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
you may have had autosyc running in 1.5 (to check, go to settings, Accounts and Sync...Auto-sync should be unchecked...if not, that's the prob)

in Camera, press middle menu button (hardkey), look for resolution...you can change it there....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DAP420:
Sorry for the hassle but where do you do that at because I didn't use CWR 250 PARTITIONING LAYOUT again The second time I just formatted sdcard and put the CWR INIT AND ZIMAGE RECOVERY FILES BACK so it would load CWR again then I partitioned with the 1g and 0 swap.

misc ya 5M
recovery ya|ro 10M
boot ya|boot|ro 16M
system ya 256M
cache ya 32M
userdata ya|asize|hr allsize

IS this done in terminal?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
I see you got your reply thermax .. I second the above, thanks Mark.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] faststang00:
hey i want to say i been using this build for a long time and its a great build, I thank you guys for the hard work. The only issue I have is data connection is real spotty is their any diffrent apn settings for this build that would work better or anything i can do to make it more reliable. Im sorry if I missed it if its somewhere in this thread
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mafioso:
is there any way to change calendar reminder sound and alarm sound on this ROM :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajape:
Sorry about any possible confusion my post may have created, guys. :o This is how the post came to be:

So After all that I installed it myself, and was perfectly satisfied with it as well. So, when this was asked:

I tried to keep helping and answered, that was all... :)

So let me clarify that It was/is NOT an official update from the rom builders, it was just something I installed because first, I'm not interested in overclocking my phone's CPU, and second, because I had read about how much better the battery consumption was with it by many users that had tried it and posted their results here. :)

Oh, it's absolutely fantastic, at least to me in my EU HD2. It's actually faster, for me, running at 998mhz than MDJ's was when I had it at 1.1Ghz! But to me the main point was and still is that I have not a little, but actually significantly better battery performance with it than I did while running MDJ's kernel. ;)

But!!! In case anyone has had (As many I've read about) any issues after trying my posted file, thanks to the always helpfull PlayStation you can solve it by reading his post here:

Again, my sincerest apologies if this has caused anyone any problems. :o

Welcome back, Yahia my dear friend! :D Great to "almost" have you back, and I feel for you, I have indeed kept with the news and may I just say it's all very saddening :( I deeply hope, though, that all your loved ones remain well, with my very best wishes and regards to them all :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kwag:
NO!

You have to use the DAF.exe tool.

This tool reads the file "flash.cfg", which is the file you must edit, and put in the layout I gave you.

The tool formats the internal memory partition of the phone. Not your SD Card.

Read the first post here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=893620 as a guide.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trizzle21:
browser still force closing on me HELP! HELP! HELP!

guys my browser still forceclose on me i tried updating flash player and still not working i just would like to get that libflashplayer.so. Ive tried everything i deleted the file libflashplayer.so but still force close can any upload libflashplayer.so forgot to back it up
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kwag:
Not reading your previous replies? :rolleyes:

Open the file "CoreDroid_NAND_HD2_DHD_V1.zip" and extract your file from "system/lib"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] saftazeen:
Sergia everything works great wiz me,and I really like this build.

But I hv problem wiz playing .avi files ,I used rockplayer and other but nothing useful..

Plzzzzzzzzz I need help,coz I luv watching moviz on ma hd2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] faststang00:
so nobody else having issues with spotty data connection
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DAP420:
Man um lost. In my 400mb recovery.zip folder I see flash.cfg.txt wich talks about that format description and also I see rapitool.EXE
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
I have had a few data issues. Every once and a while i loose my connection (arrow stuck in up position like sd builds ppp issues) has not happened too many times but at least 2-3. turning off data then right back on brings connection back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kwag:
You need the ---> DAF.exe <--- tool!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DAP420:
The DAF thing wich I used for madlr
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
Arabic Support - 100% Working

This is only for Froyo, not for

Gingerbread

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Hello All,

Below is a solution for Arabic support on our beloved ROM :) .. Credits go to fox12345 for enlightening me.

Download the attachment.

Extract the contents to your desktop.

copy the folder "Arabic DHD" to your SD card.

Use "Root Explorer" to perform the 3 below steps. If you don't have it, get it from *HERE*.

Copy libskia.so & libwebcore.so from /sdcard/Arabic DHD/system/lib to /system/lib.

Copy DroidSansArabic.ttf from /sdcard/Arabic DHD/system/fonts to /system/fonts.

Copy Browser.apk from /sdcard/Arabic DHD/system/app to /system/app.

Now reboot, Voila! Arabic works like a charm. :)

P.S., if your browser crashes, just install Browser.apk normally, and get the latest flash player 10.2 from market. However, I dumped the usual browser & currently using two excellent ones instead: xScope (For computer view) and Opera Mini (For normal Android view). Both are flawlessly working, and both completely support Arabic after the above method.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
Thank you dear Alejandro for your kind words & wishes :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ardianz:
I use 1024MB HD2 Tmobile ... should not it at 1024MB will remain an internal memory which is large compared to 512MB ..

why that read only the internal memory which is formed from the partition sd-ext alone?

an internal memory while the original is not readable?

to build another, usually on the internal memory 1024MB HD2 legible besides the original fixed internal memory resulting from the partition SDCard ...

I use my previous sd-ext 1024MB partition, but left early in the boot only + -500MB and this is not enough, now I use the sd-ext partition of 2048MB and not meet the constraints, only the original internal memory is still not readable ...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] masterpier:
RE: NAND Release

Hey Sergio76 could you please consider releasing a NAND version of your amazing rom. There are way too many issues with CWM and SD card to make this reliable for daily business use. I'm currently using cmylxlogo's nand blutopia rom and it's themed almost as nice as yours but runs like butter as a nand release no lags whatsoever. Sergio76 your feedback on this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
What issues are you referring to I too was using Blutopia HD before this and Core Droid HD has been just as smooth if not more so...and very stable for everyday use??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kwag:
Exactly! :)

Just make sure you edit the cfg file with the layout I described.

After that, you boot to your recovery and apply the .zip file.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
You can try a different theme. But, I personally like this CoreDroid skin. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prisoner881:
A question on BT headsets in general. I use my GPS on a daily basis and I have the turn-by-turn stuff piped in through my BT headset.

The problem is it seems it takes my headset -- and any other headset I've tested -- about a half second to "pick up" the voice announcement coming from the phone. The result is instead of hearing the GPS say "Turn right in 1000 feet" I hear "in 1000 feet" with the first two words cut off. I get similar issues with the usual audio notifications of incoming texts and voicemails; the first few milliseconds of any notification is cut off, then the headset picks up and I hear the last few milliseconds.

I get the feeling this is due to the phone (or the headset?) staying in some kind of standby mode to conserve battery power, and it only "wakes up" once it has something to say. If so, is there a registry setting (or equivalent) that would insert something like 100ms of silence ahead of any audio notification, thus giving everything the time it needs to "wake up" and not miss anything?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aimiliosb:
Guys, first of all thank you all for your help with the current location and my timezone moving to Peru issue. It seems to be OK now after moving to work and back to home. Hopefully it will stay OK for some time.

Now, on to another question: I have searched thoroughly in the settings for the network operated call barring options but couldn't find them. I am referring to those that you can check with *#33# and *#35# for instance. I searched in the net and I think I should have a "Call barring" option in "Settings -> Call Settings" but there is none...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bx10r:
Sorry that this isnt a Rom related question guys. Are you using an app to have your gps and texts come thru your bluetooth? ive been looking for this feature. I had it when I was with windows and we all know we're not going back to that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eagle*23*:
I tried different Kernel to get some games to work but it seem not to-be a Kernel prob.

Cordi (free on market)

GuerillaBob

Fat rat

X-formula

and much more

...all not working, tried fix permisson and install with HTC-sync......now way
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zoth:
It's everywhere in the thread that Auto-sync is the problem, but I don't see the problem here. Pluse what is sense without Auto-sync. I think it defeats most of the perks of sense ROMS if you have Auto-sync off. My 2 cents.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
I have everything auto-synced and no problems
[HD2 Android NAND Development] garyb2:
x2 no problems with autosync.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
Ok so i was up til 7 in the morning experimenting with the hosts file to block google ads but no luck, so hours of surfing and reading forums i found a second best solution.

I downloaded ad blocker by SmartDog Studio (trial) from market and gave it a test run, what it does is loads your app list and you select apps that have ads in them like drocap2 and spare parts and every time you run that app it will turn off your mobile internet and/or wifi connection whatever you're using from the two.

When you switch to another app or screen connection is restored, it cuts off only when that app is in foreground, this app doesn't modify or play with the hosts file and it works for me perfectly :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Glad you found something, I saw something else similar, but didn't think you wanted your data off like that. I use apndroid to acheive the same effect

Sent from my HD2 using CoreDroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
Cool Brother :D i fell in love with this rom all over again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] perfectknight75:
Argh :(

I went to a funeral today and obviously switched my phone off but i i had an awful vision of it switching on and going off so i took the battery out for the duration of the service Just to be sure LOL

So after this i put battery back in phone to make a call but i faced the problem that my phone appeared to have changed!

It though it was 17th feb and a completely different time. All my numbers and calls had disappeared as had many of my apps and that was after a long list of FC's.

All my widgets had disappeared too and some thing had gone back to factory settings this include some of the apps.

Obviously taking out the battery caused all this but should it have caused so much damage??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
The "Autosync" thing has only to do with the initial flash, when someone doesn´t want the install to take so long. :) I personally don´t need autosync, because I don´t use google or facebook to sync my stuff. I also like to keep control over my syncs. My weather autosyncs to my location... why do you think that so many people have lag? Those that haven´t stuck with 1.5, because of problems... I personally don´t have these same problems. :) I felt that 1.5 is just as stable, if not more that 1.4... But that´s why we have the different builds, so that everyone can choose the best build for themselves. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnerz:
I found 1.5 slower than 1.4 with a slow 8GB card, replaced it with a new 16GB X 4 and it's faster more stable and a joy to be hold :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
Can anyone explain when i switch SIM cards why the battery goes either up or down, for example a few days ago i had my Irish SIM card in and the battery was at 67%, i take that out,put in my UK SIM and all of a sudden the battery is showing at 82%:eek: cant understand it,the phone wasn't charging beforehand either?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prisoner881:
I'm using the standard Google Maps and Google Navigate app, the latter with the audible turn-by-turn directions.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hedgehog57:
I use 1.5 even with autosync with no

problems, no lags... It seems to be stable for my daily use. Except the internet pages witj a flash which cause from time to time soft reboot. But only after I have adobe flash 10.2 installed...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aimiliosb:
Please forgive the bump, but do please tell me if you have a "Call barring" option in your "Call settings" with 1.5, in order to investigate it further myself if it is only my problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
There is no Call Barring option in call settings or anywhere else in the rom sorry dude. But you could look at call barring apps in market.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aimiliosb:
Thank you, I will have a look in the market for an app that handles network operated barring options (as they are the safest in case of theft). In the meantime, if any of you has such an app in mind, I would appreciate it if you tell me about it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yshaikh01:
New Kernel

Hi

Has anybody tried the Rafpinga 1.9 OC kernel on an EU HD2 with CoreDroid 1.5?

Seems to have improved battry drain and more responsive according to people using rafpinga's ROM.

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xperi:
I've been running Rafpinga 1.9 OC kernel since the start of this week and the battery life is much improved from 1.8. Overnight drain was just 5% which is great. I can get about over 48hrs using wifi, bluetooth and gaming. Responsiveness seems the same CoreDroid 1.5 is already quick from the get go
[HD2 Android NAND Development] UbuntuBhoy:
Should this ROM work with cLK (300M system) ?

I couldn't get it to boot, even trying swapping kernels, has anyone had joy with this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
I was offline for a few days so must have missed this ill download this now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankyonair:
what a nice hard work you´re sharing here. Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] elmanortega:
hey

im having problems with my htc sync, it FC everytime after 3 secs, with my hd2 , insire 4g and aria.

i uninstall it install it back and same thing any idea?

sorry for the off topic
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnerz:
Now I................................ have call barring settings on my version of 1.5

from the main screen tap - phone then when the dialer pop up tap - the menu (windows) key

Up pops a sub menu with...........Blocked callers - tap on it and tap on add caller.......OK :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Guess sergio is focusing on cordroid gingerbread for desire hd...2 releases in a week and a half...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DaDoctor:
DHD is Sergio's main device. The HD2 is with his wife. Just be thankful that HD2 coredroid is still available and work is still getting done on it....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Been using it since it´s been out, no problems! :)

Of course not with 300mb, but that´s explained earlier. check out the first post in detail, or download and install the DAF in my signature! ;)

Thx, DaDoctor! djt, don´t want to step on any toes here, but you´ve already gone back to 1.4 because you don´t have the patience to work out your problems with 1.5... And I have addressed this earlier about Sergio with his Desire... If he needs the time, then I would advise you and everyone else to give him the time... I don´t mean to be mean, but I get the feeling that when you have just a single problem, instead of looking through the whole thread that we try to start a new one. I don´t know... let´s give Sergio the time he needs. :) He just got done perfecting the Desire Rom, because that´s his phone. The HD2, as DaDoctor and I have said (often), is his wife´s, she also needs her phone.

I would think that we should work on this build till then... There have been a lot of good ideas for the problems that some have had, and they have worked. I have tried to stay out of it for the last few days and let you guys use it and test it, and of course find solutions, and you have all done a fantastic job...

Lastly, I would like to say that if you stick with the 1.5, and work with it, you will get it working perfectly. :D

Thanks DaDoctor!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
The only reason I went back was there is no fixes for the problems I had...if I was doing something wrong then 1.4 wouldnt work either...but I'm curious to see if a later build would be better...maybe the rap 1.8 was the problem idk...I'm still thinking of putting 1.9 on 1.4 but really I have no problems so I'm hesitating...i dont mean any disrespect...i was making an observation...did not realize that was his phone...makes sense then..love you guys and this thread...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rudyfastcat:
1X Well stated brother :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mrachni:
Just updated Kernel to 1.9 OC :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Sorry if we sounded a bit frustrated... :o But we have explained this throughout the thread. If you would stick with 1.5, just for example, and try to experiment... bet you would find a solution for every problem... with everybody that´s working this ROM. I have definately learned a lot from all of you guys, I also test everything... if I can. It wasn´t taken as disrespect, but Sergio needed longer on the 1.5, than he did on the 1.3 or 1.4.. because we tested it extra hard. :) The release was just a day too early because of the instruction files. But you guys have em in my Signature. I would really suggest, that instead of looking for a way to change the 1.4, let´s get this 1.5, which works very well for me and many others, going. ;) Just an idea.....;):)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Don't you have CWM installed? If so, just backup your ROM, then add the RAF1.9 kernel. If it crashes, all you have to do is restore your backed up ROM!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Okay, seriously... Very true. All you need to do is try it. I have already tested it as everyone else was asking about it. You won´t lose you apps or settings, if you do it right. And if you do? Backup your sms and settings, shouldn´t be a problem.

somone asked one time why boot... I can only say because I love the bootup animation! LOL :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
+1 for that one, also!! Yummy EYE CANDY!! :D:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] badboy68:
i was running 1.9 kernel since it was firts released. no problem since
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
WHAT? Did it firts???? :D