yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mcc05:
Firstly let me start will, please team keep up the great work, and don't let people get to you. I'm sure the majority, like me , really, really appreciates your efforts. This is by far the best ROM I've used, not just the development but the proffesional release testing cycle etc, a credit to a great team which shows in the overall quality of the builds!!!!

Team, on my subject of the auto brightness control and battery life, I come across this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=821569 which describes a file arrays.xml, inside resources.arsc, inside framework-res.apk.

However I can't find this file resources.arsc in the build, hence no arrays.xml.

Are the auto brightness levels defined somewhere else in this build, or missing or am I just looking in the wrong place?

Any help would be great, case in point: If I put my phone brightneess right down to 10% on brightness rocker, its fine for normal day use inside my house, but autobrightness wants to set the level around 30%. At night I am happy with it set around 1%, again autobrightness wants to set it way higher. But in full daylight can't see the dam thing until I manually adjust the screen :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SHoWa147:
RayHeath in your signature you can see v1.3. Can you forward us some of changelog? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Scabes24:
Thank you for the nice post.

As for the resources.arsc, you will find it in system -> framework -> com.htc.resources.apk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Scabes24:
Check post 4 for a sneak peak posted by Doc.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tanyasiapa:
Hi Sergio and all the Core Cell Team Member.. First, i want to say thank to you all for the greatest build i've ever used. I can't argue no more that this is the best one out there.

Regarding to wake-up lag, I also experience it from the V1.1. I don't know what causing this. But I've used this ROM for more than 5 days, but the lag is never gone.

The more weird thing is, when i receive an SMS if i open it under 5 secs, then i get wakeup lag..soo lag even the screen wont turn on (but the keypad did). In this case, i need to press power button again, then press it again to turn the screen on.

I know that i'm not alone of this problem, but i also understand that up till now there hasnt been a solution. So I just think that it's just some minor minus of my device, and this thing doesnt affect the greatness of your build.

Yes, i'm also experiencing it from V1.1. What's more weird is that when i received an SMS, I have notification in notification bar. If I open the SMS trough clicking Message Icon in homepage (not clicking the notification), sometimes the Notification just won't go away (even after I read the SMS). The only solution is to 'clear' the notification. But these problems only appear about 5% of the times.

Anyway, thanks for your build Sergio and Core Cell Team.. It's awesome!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Brilliant!, I saw this used in another ROM, nice addition to the Cell droid,

BTW I ve said it a few times before, Firstly this build has changed my prefered OS for good! I was never a big fan of Android before but i can honestly say I wont be going back to Wimo.

Secondly, I for one massively appreciate the work that you all put into putting out the ROMs and updates Im not sure everyone realises how much testing and communication goes on with the chef and the beta team members.

Lastly, yesterday I had a strange problem with the dialer - .process is not responding (Wait - Force close) couldnt make a call at all :confused: Rebooted and has been fine since, so maybe just a one off. Circumstances were had just made and recieved a call, then signal dropped out waited 10 mins then went to make another call and dialer came up but as soon as I dialed out it stopped responding.... probably impossible to replicate and I havent read of anyone with the same problem, but thought i would flag it up anyway.

Thankyou Cell team
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
@Fishawy

Wise words my friend

I woke up this moment and scared the hell out of me when I read all the new posts. Amazing... what a few people can bring.

I fully understand Sergio's reaction as well of the other team members.

I've read all the posts in this thread as I did in the other CoreDroid Android threads and I came to a simple conclusion why thinks got almost out of hand.

I think for many people it is not quit clear in the beginning who is part of the Core Team. At least for me it was. So in the beginning I was wondering why certain guys where giving so many answers and knew so much. After a while I figgered out who where team member and who definitely not!!

Maybe it is an idea to list the Core Team members in one of the first posts of this thread. It would certainly help new members:)

As Fishawy said: the majority on this thread are terribly happy with the work you guys do. So please continue with this respectfull work.

People who respect your work will show that. There are different ways to do this.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nima_chapter85:
Fishawy

thank you but when i use rtl_patch_v0.0.6.2 it stuck on the boot, endless loop

look

l replace lib files and font

then restart

then run rtl_patch

then connect usb and click gogogo it asks to reboot the phone i click yes and you done With RTL Patch

but

it stuck on the boot

why ?????
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Scabes24:
Thanks for your feedback, one thing I noticed recently (might just be me), is that when it does lag a bit if you clear your notifications every now and then it speeds everything up.. might just be because I get quite a few notifications though.

Btw, just to help us figure out where these issues are coming from, are you using any task killers, home replacements, installed apps\widgets for SMS, or overclocking w/ SetCPU? Or is everything stock?

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Scabes24:
For now I'll just post the list of members here. The reason it wasn't posted was because recently we lost 10-12 members (because of new devices) and gained 6 new members.

These are the HD2 team members:

DaDoctor

Sergio76

Shum97

Scabes24

Fishawy

captainhakan

RayHeath

ThaDeanesta

Digital Outcast
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pixine786:
good to know the team member!! Kudos to all for an excellent build

Look forward to v1.3
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
Thanks my friend. Yet, it's not necessary for someone who's answering inquiries to be in the Core team. Some people around here do have enough knowledge & show their will to assist.

I dunno about the patch contents, and that's why I never use it. Did you search the original thread for similar problems?

Amen!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] davsto:
Can anybody confirm that the HTC location widget is functioning correctly ?

I have done a clean install of v1.2 on a freshly formatted SD card, the HTC Locations app is working fine from the app drawer (my location/footprints etc) but if i add the locations widget to the home screen it is crashing sense.

I reverted to v1.1 and this problem does not occur, i re-flashed 1.2 and the problem comes back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Thats strange, its working fine for me - same clean install fresh card format.

No problems, did you restore apps and data with titainium, maybe that could cause the problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xXJohnXx:
I have 1 last thing to ask.

What version of Magldr do i need for this rom ?

Thx in advance.

Greetz
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
magldr 1.13
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sapir_hv:
will there be a android 2.4 (like the devices released at MWC) version to CoreDroid?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnny5rlx:
language setting

does anyone have a problem with choosing the language?

from the first time i set up my device i chose "english (netherlands)", but after every boot it changes back to display dutch. sinci i can't stand translations and i won't be able to find anything i'd like it to remember my choice of english.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Try installing the newest flash from market. It worked for me.

Thank you both! :)

I haven´t had this either. I was thinkin maybe another app, as scabes24 suggested, might be conflicting and causing this problem.

Chill out my friend .. Most people around here are a good company, it's just the wind that throws some weird stuff from time to time :)

I like :)[/QUOTE]

Amen bro! Thank you!

Very true!

As Scabes24 said, take a look at post #4, there´s a little taste of what you can expect. But man, This one is even better, I mean a lot better than 1.2. I couldn´t believe it myself at first, 1.2 was so good, but guys WOW! :D

I can´t say that I have this problem with the sms, messages. Do you have another app, that might be causing this installed? It also looks like you are still using v1.1. Try updating to 1.2. Maybe this will then go away. :)

Osrix, thank you for the kind words. When I have experienced Force Close, which hasn´t been many at all, I would reboot. After the reboot give the HD2 time to settle, about 20 minutes, go into Rom Manager and fix permissions. Sometimes with a new installation of an app, this would happen.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
As Sergio has stated earlier, when and if, which i doubt, they bring a 2.3 or 2.4 out with sense, then he will. We love the sense ui, and will only be working with this platform. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
Litlle feedback after nobnut modification about battery drain:

18hours that the phone is unplugged, battery state: 41%

Very nice!

I also applied the GPS Fix (script posted), damned, it's f***** quick to fix now! :eek:

The first fix after about 1min30sec. I shut down the GSP, wait about 1 min, put the GPS on again, fix in less than 30s! :eek:

Great!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Doing a bit of reading this morning and it seems the desire S and incredible S are both shipping with 2.2 ...sucks! I wonder if they couldnt get the new build ready in time for the MWC so stuck with the older build...maybe they ought to employ some chefs from xda to get the job done properly! Lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tanyasiapa:
I'm using Advanced Task Killer. And frankly, i often Kill All active application via Advanced Task Killer, but I always exclude :

- Advanced Task Killer

- Messages

- CurrentWidget

- SetCPU

- SuperUser

Do you think this application makes the ROM unstable? I often heard that task manager is never good for android, but i do like to keep system clean (kind of OCD maybe..lol..)

As for Home Replacement, app/widget for SMS, I don't use any. It's all stock.

About SetCPU, I installed SetCPU from the market, but I don't change any setting and about battery drain i get <10 mA in standy (which is good for me, last night the batt only drop 4% in 6 hours standby).

Thanks for the reply Scabes !

I don't have any SMS app/SMS widget installed other than stock. I'm using V1.2 but I'm experiencing this issue from V1.1.

Oh ya, FYI I'm using HD2 Int'l with 8GB Class 2 Sandisk partitioned 1024MB/0MB. Radio 2.15 and updated kernel to 1.7 before first boot.

Thanks for the reply !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] despy1989:
One issue i have noticed since the upgrade is that scrolling through screens is a little jerky and this often results in accidentally clicking on links or icons. I notice that there have been some changes on scrolling sensitivity/speed in the v1.2 and wonder if anyone else has noticed this. Am using Rafpigna 1.7 kernel at present.

@Sergio : If possible would like to have a fix for this in the next update and thanks for all of your and the team's hardwork. This ROM is great. Please don't let any nasty comments get to you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
mmm... Did you update or new flash? I also have the same hd2, and kernel.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] meijerlars:
I'm running this build since it came out! About 5 or 6 days now, I only have a problem with my battery. It drains faster then on 1.1! I tried to find the post of n00bnut ;) but can't find this, does someone have any tips for me?

Edit: take it off the charger this morning at 7:30am at 100%, now it is 1:25pm and its down to 60%

Thanks everyone for your hard work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
??????????

sorry mate ive no idea what your talking about here?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ripperjack75:
hello

its my first NAND Rom, and its amazing.

Now i have a few questions.

Is the loading time of Android normal? Around 3 Minutes. It needs 2 Minutes more than Windows Mobile 6.5

is the copy speed from PC to SD Card normal? around 1 MB/s? If not, what is the reason? Before i had much more speed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
+1 this is probably the only slight issue i have, when i turn on my phone it takes over 3 minutes to boot and settle sometimes it takes up to 5 mins, can this be looked at and hopefully boot up in under a minute.

cheers again to Sergio and the team for great work :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jaedolla:
awesomeness

hey sergio this is a great build. you always seem to out do the competition. this build is great. almost perfect. i just had to fix the browser force close problem and added the gps script fix. now its perfect. thanks for the eye candy, the speed and stable build. great job. this is a keeper!

p.s. my battery drain is good. not bad at all. i get 2ma-4ma on sleep. i over clocked it to 1305max-1190min and set it to smartass. and my battery drain has been great with moderate use. i did not use nobnut method as i dont have a partion on my sdcard anyway.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xXJohnXx:
I have the panasonic sd formater.

Do i use flash erase on or off mode ?

Thx in advance.

Greetz.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sergio76:
Yes I know were this are i have already changed in on V.1.2. And I adjusted a little more on next build.

Sent from my Desire HD2 CoreDroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tanyasiapa:
I have a fresh install. The procedures i took :

1. Task29 everything

2. Install Radio 2.15

3. Install MAGLDR 1.13

4. Install CWM in CoreDroid archive

5. Partition the SD Card via CWM

6. Put off SD Card and Copy the ROM, v1.7 Kernel, and my personal files to the card via card reader (because i don't really believe in copying via CWM/MAGLDR)

7. Put on SD Card on the phone, and did the Install Zip

8. Right before first boot I install the kernel v1.7 (renamed it to update.zip first)

9. Reboot

Mmm..since you are using the same device as i'm using, do you experience wake-up lag? When you press the power button in standby, does the screen light up instantly as in WinMo or do you wait for it 1-2 seconds?

Thanks mate..!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coquipr:
Me too lol

sent from my hd2 desire hd
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
It looks like you followed the steps pretty good. It shouldn´t make a difference that you use your card reader. As far as renaming the kernel, there´s no need to do that. Maybe try reflashing without the 1.7 kernel and see what´s happening. As far as the task manager goes, I personally don´t use one. I have absolutely no lag on wake up. I don´t let facebook or gmail sync automatically, I sync manually. This kind of speeds up my boot up. When my Titanium syncs my backups, I just leave my hd2 alone, I do not even touch it for about 20-25 minutes. After it´s finished syncing my apps, I then sync my gmail, facebook, and email. That´s basically the way I flash and install my ROM. Hope this helps. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
Some of us do, and some don't ..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xXJohnXx:
Task29 wont work here.

Can i just put magldr 1.13 over 1.11 ?

And is it needed to do a task29 because it wont find my device ?

So can i just put core droid over the old nand rom ?

Thx in advance .

Greetz ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Yes you can. It is very easy. Folow the instructions on:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=893618
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xXJohnXx:
Thx but read my post again please i have edit it.

Got your pm will pm back ;)

Greetz.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
You can just flash MAGLDR 1.13. It won't wipe anything. You shouldn't need to do a task29.

Now, if you want to flash Core Droid and you have a different ROM installed you will probably need to follow the "first time install" instructions in his ROM package. If you upgrading from a previous version of Core Droid then just follow the "upgrade" instructions. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xXJohnXx:
Oke thx i still have Tytung,s rom on the phone just needed to know if should do a Task29 before or just walk the steps in the first time flash text.

So if i am correct the steps will wipe Tytung,s rom and install Core droid right ?

To explane myself i have always worked with task29 with custom roms thats why i ask ;)

Thx and greetz.

Ps: i am out of thanks :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
Correct. If you follow "First Time Flash" instructions it will re-partition your NAND storage and SD card, which will in turn wipe your previous ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] perfectknight75:
Hey guys,

My problem has dropped off the radar as such.

Im still stuck on the splashscreen having got not further since it crashed.

Digital Outcast - im still unsure what the Logcat is??

However thinking back i think Skype was the last thing i installed, or at least tried.

How can, if i can, remove Skype without actually getting past the splashscreen?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
You can boot into CWM, mount the /system partition, connect your phone via USB, and some some ADB (Android debug bridge) or shell commands to remove the skype .apk file.

That, along with logcat, require that you have the Android SDK installed. So, if you don't, you are either out of luck or you need to download and install it... which is pretty easy.

Once you've got the SDK installed, connect your phone, powered off, via USB, and run logcat via a command prompt (command below). After sending that command turn your phone on. ADB will connect to your device once Android starts booting and start logging to the output.txt file. You can attach it as a reply if you need more assistance.

adb logcat > output.txt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] perfectknight75:
Good news i have the SDK installed already - would you know what the code is for the skype?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
In 10minutes the phone will be unplugged for 24 hours.

Battery state: 17%

Usage: "Normal" (Normal to say Not intensive lol )

Love this build :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
I'm not sure what the skype .apk file is called and I'm not sure where your data directory is... but my guess is /data/app/com.skype.raider.apk... so, try this. Boot into CWM, mount /data under mounts and storage. Then, on your PC with your phone connected bring up a command prompt and run the following commands:

adb shell
rm /data/app/com.skype.raider.apk

First command opens a terminal session to your device through ADB.

Second one removes the skype file, if it is in that directory and has that filename.

If that works or you can find the right file and get it removed, just try rebooting back into Android.

If you can't figure it out, try doing the logcat that I posted earlier through ADB and then attach it with a reply here and I'll look at it.

Edit: Here is a logcat snippet:

adb logcat > output.txt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stickydonkey:
My little story - STUCK ON GREEN HTC

Well, I couldn't get 1.2 flashed... ALWAYS hung on black screen, green HTC. Tried MANY times. Repartitioned SD 100 times, flashed 400mb partition to NAND 100 times, followed the instructions 100 times. I eventually gave up and moved to another ROM. But it BUGGED the hell out of me why I can't have this fantastic ROM. I saw a post a few pages back, can't find now, where the one guy started from scratch. Flashed Win Mo (am I allowed to say that here :D), re-flashed MAGLDR 1.3, CWM 1.3 and then followed instructions again. IT WORKED!!!! VERY HAPPY NOW!

Hopefully this can help someone else stuck on green HTC screen.

Excellent ROM Team "CoreDroid". Love you long time :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fireblade893:
Has anyone else had any issues with the charging symbol on the taskbar?

While it is charging the per-centage changes to a lightning bolt but every few seconds it goes back to per-cent number then back again.

The phone still seems to charge up ok just keeps changing between the 2 icons

I have tried it with OEM charger and my incar charger both are the same it started after the update to 1.2 :confused:

I have looked in thread but not seen this issue being reported yet

Another point is that it still won't display track/artist while streaming BT to car kit, does Android support this like WM6.5 did?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] perfectknight75:
those instructions are really clear and i thought 'ooh i can do this'

however i ran the command prompt and got error

C:\Documents and Settings\Clive>adb shell

'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
That´s what it´s supposed to do. It´s an animation that Sergio built in.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
Sounds like the SDK tools are not part of the environment variables on your PC. You can either CD to the location where the tools were installed or add the path to your environment variables.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coquipr:
Which I luv that animation

sent from my hd2 desire hd
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
Yeah, like Ray said, that's normal. Wait til you see what it does in 1.3 ;) That will really freak you out!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fireblade893:
Thanks for confirming that for me I was getting a bit worried :D :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
he he he :d
[HD2 Android NAND Development] snoooop:
I got 2 hours with 20%
[HD2 Android NAND Development] perfectknight75:
I know thats probably something really simple for you but that just shot straight over my head :o
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xXJohnXx:
Flash went smooth :)

Thx who helped out ;)

1 last thing.

Is the gps fix needed for all ?

Thx for your work Sergio and team ;)

I want a rom that will make to the end of the day when i get a new phone.

I really missed sense so Big thx for this rom :)

Greetz.

Change sig soon ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fireblade893:
Thanks for quick answers guys but do you know if the BT Track/Artist will work?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
I may give this a go, although i assumed that smartass was more for performance as opposed to saving battery but no harm in checking it out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mcc05:
auto brigtness

Many thanks Sergio
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xXJohnXx:
Sorry to ask but is this for version 1.2 *** APP DRAWER ROW 4X / 5X *** ?

Thx ;)

Greetz.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] perfectknight75:
@digital outcast

It seems i may not have downloaded every bit of the tool so i'm just downloading the rest of it - I'll let you know how i get on
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
5 Rows has been build in. If you prefer 4 rows (like I did) than you can install this by CWM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
400MB? I guess it was clear in the installation instructions.

9. Select (minimum 512M)(maximum 1024M) Chose what fits best for you. Recommended size 1024M

That's the beauty of it. You're charging, yet you still see how much % have you reached so far :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
It increased Fix speed definitely. But changing GPS zone as stated in post 3 (FAQ) will help already a bit.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
Let me know!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xXJohnXx:
Thx ;)

Have to do it this way 1 time.

I have used all 5 thanks already :D

Ps: This Rom looks bloody awsome :cool:

@ Fishawy.

Hope all is better for you know, it sure is good to see you more active.

Greetz.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] murderdollpf:
can someone explain me the so called nobnut method for battery saving?

couldn´t find it.thanks in advance!