yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daman215:
here are the text files from 1.6 extract and open with note pad
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zombie069:
Other than battery life, this is a great rom. Has been my daily driver for a while now. I've browsed all the posts related to helping the battery, and have raf's 1.9 kernel, the only thing that updates automatically is weather, all other sync's are manual. Bought Ultimate Juice, it's basically worthless.

Any other ideas to get more than 10 hours out of this thing?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fratealberto:
I use CoreCell since 1.4, with 1.6 you may achieve up to 4-5 days autonomy simply by switching to manual all internet synchronization. Do not simply switch the network off (with APN) but also disable the internet sync.

Of course everything depends on how long you stay with the device in use (internet browsing/video player), in that case you may hardly go beyond 5 hours usage on standard battery.

From version 1.6 if you leave WiFi on, it only slightly affects autonomy (one day less) since it doesn't work when screen is off.

I am wondering if there exist an application that lets you control backlight using volume keys. Anyone aware of it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hedgehog57:
I had to try how long it will laste in the last weekend. With backgroung data off and also WiFi and mobile network off I got from 98% to 54% in more than 36 hours. Obviously my background data transfer takes my battery life off completely in less than 24 hours. I use ROM version 1.6 with Raf's 1.9 kernel. I am really satisfied with this ROM and impatiently waiting for new GB one. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fratealberto:
forgot to say, there is a bunch of applications that affect perfomances a lot, for instance I disabled most (all) of the widgets (calendar, news,...) they consume battery even if I do not read them, and to me pushing the start button to read my emails/calendar is almost equivalent than switching to the proper panel page.

In addition there are some application that run in background and consume high amount of battery if moved to SD card (e.g. 3G watchdog).

My suggestion to you is try to start from a clean build, remove animated background, do not install anything, and check how long it works on battery.

If you have still the same problem, then probably you have to focus on basic issues: 1. battery itself, does it last under WM6

2. SD card, some models consume more energy, try another one

3. CD1.6 Installation, try to repeat it.

If the problem disappear then it is probably one of the widget/applications you use to drain memory, or the specific synchronization plan.

In that case try to install application in small groups and check constantly how they affect the autonomy.

Finally it is quite relevant the wireless coverage you have, I noticed that in my office and at home I have full 3G/Wifi field, while when I move abroad (my brother home), 3G is weaker and the phone uses more transmission power even in standby mode.

During winter, at skying resort, the phone autonomy went down to 2 days, probably for the continuous change in the operator cells and the weakness of the wifi coverage.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Siavashb:
dear ljjehl

VPN connection problem still annoying...

don't u find any local vpn to setup and see what is the problem .

you can try this :

server : uk1.allvpn.info

user : sibvpn

pass sibvpn

this is a test vpn account

many of my friends in my country encounter this problem, so many people will thank yo you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eng.mostafamahdy:
very very nice
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
I did try a test account, but I only had 2 hours before I lost the free account. I will try again later today. I'll let you know by the evening or tomorrow......
[HD2 Android NAND Development] goldeneagle1509:
does it support flash 10.2 many rom have crash with it ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Try changing your server to a valid IP address in the form of "xx.xx.xx.xx" . I did a lookup on the server you gave me, it gave 94.76.231.17 as the answer....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dianaroelofs:
I think this rom is all i ever wanted, everything works, accept for the 3g internet, thats not always working when i am not on wifi, but thats ok. Thank you so much.......
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DaDoctor:
I was able to connect just fine with replacing the server with the IP as ljjehl stated but had to disable encryption.

Thanks!

Doc-
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mickcasey:
Hard disk Drive mode issue

i have a huge problem with coredroid V1.6 i plug via hard disk drive mode then i disconnet usb before captured all my photos and videos became correpted Please someone help me how can i solve this problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Highlander1972:
Sorry for my question :rolleyes:

I didn'd found the settings for Blocked Adds.... :confused:

Greets @all
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
Dude don't unplug the cable before it finishes transferring data lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] saigon66:
I have a big problem with this version right now. I can't connect with GPS any more. Use Fast Fix, reboot system, reinstall fresh again but still no luck. I use Navigon and i got gps for a few minute and then it went out and never caming back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SUBLIMINALLYINC:
if you went back to winmo does it work?

test to see if your module is working.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
I'm using Navigon without any problem. Try complete clean install. Otherwise probably a hardware issue. Or flash to wm again to see what is happening.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
3G should work fine. I'm on vodafone nl without any problem. Even H and E. But you should be within coverage of course.

Did you check your carrier settings?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stab244:
Ooh nice. GB Sense. Too bad no lockscreen shortcuts but I think I can live without those for now. I just wish the power control stuff wasn't hidden in that menu. I like the convenience of it being up tip even though that probably takes up more space and doesn't show as many toggled. Media volume control in there is nice though.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
:);)Hi Guys... we´ve been working very hard with tests... GB is coming a long! Almost everything works. Check out our website... www.coredroidroms.com , there´s a video of what you can expect, and soon. keep the peace and patience. We are also watching the thread. We have not abandoned you guys, we are trying to get this done. Sergio has almost accomplished the impossible for our beloved HD2. But it´s not easy.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sapir_hv:
In the meanwhile, I found a solution for the mass storage problem:

go to MAGLAR -> AD-RECOVERY -> mounts and storage -> mount USB storage

it is not elegant, but transfer speeds are good and stable.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Why don't you fix your apn settings, the link, file and instructions are on my sign
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Ray, we really appreciate all the coredroid team efforts to bring up this dream, just don't let get under pressure for all the people asking for the ETA or the final release for this, take all the time you guys need to make it beautiful and stable. Thanks a lot.:);)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jimVmax:
Nice one Ray! Bless you all....

As Morcheeba sang # Rome wasnt built in a day.....

StayLucky

Jim
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gunnroseclose:
i saw on www.coredroidroms.com the newest thread is "CoreDroid Gingerbread V6 Released "

Is this one for hd2 or DHD? i think you guy should specific this information on the thread
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vicai:
v6 is for DHD, eventualy v2 would be for HD2 (GB+Sense)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnerz:
Click on the download option, then HD2 and the options for download are there, could not be more simple?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mr. Clown:
It clearly said that will be the same for both below the video.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mickcasey:
Dude after transfering i change mode to charging then i unplg i know when i unplug device

problem when i turn normal mode all of my videos and pictures became corrputed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HC4Life:
Great! The CoreDroid Gingerbread v6 was released for DHD! We hope to have this today or tomorrow for HD2 too. :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ilovemeow:
do u think this ver is for hd2 as well? coz Coredroid team said v6 build is designed for hd2 and dhd
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HC4Life:
Yep, it was mentioned on coredroid site.

Sent from my HTC HD2 CoreDroid Gingerbread
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
The v6 is for the DHD only, and could only be downloaded via the Desire HD link. What Sergio meant to say is that the HD2 GB version (v2) will look exactly the same as the v6 one for DHD.

So don't try to flash this DHD build on your HD2!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
sounds good, it's best to wait and ensure EVERYTHING works fine rather than rushing out a release and there are loads of problems and issues.

It'll take a lot for me to abandon 1.6 where everything works really well and the speed and little or no lag but im hoping the Gingerbread build is even better.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ilovemeow:
cheers mate ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dianaroelofs:
Thank you

I can't wait........Thank you soooo much!:):):):)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HC4Life:
I think i was misunderstood and wanahave explained better than me :p

DON'T FLASH IT! IT'S ONLY FOR THE DHD!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
Dude heheh i know i was just joking because translation was so bad lol, but yea for some people drive mode i a killer that's why we always say if you really need to transfer data to sd card or from sd card. Turn off your phone remove the sd card and do it via sd card reader on your pc no stress no mess, if you don't have one boot into magldr and choose mass storage option if that fails then your hd2 is too gay for the sexy 1.6 and wait for 1.7 maybe gingerbread will be more nice to your hd2 :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Diana, did you solve your 3G issue?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fatmcgav:
Hi there,

I've just flashed CoreDroid v1.6 to my EU HD2.

Documented process was followed -

1) Task29 Formatted phone

2) Flashed MagLDR

3) Installed CWM

4) Formatted SD Card

5) Created 1024m EXT partition.

6) Flashed ZIP from SD card

7) Copied backed up SD card contents to phone.

However after a couple of reboots i'm not getting persistent errors when trying to launch various applications.

They include: Google Maps, Titanium Backup CoPilot Live.

All apps fail with:

'The application has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again.'

Any ideas???

Cheers

Gavin
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
if you go into rom manager > fix permissions > reboot id say should solve your problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
Just a reminder to Sergio/Coredroid team and about boot up time, please make it under a minute, other builds can boot up in about 35 seconds, most people aren't too bothered about fancy boot up animations if it means the phone boots up quicker.

cheers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
OH MY GOD hahah get over yourself my friend when you flash your pretty hd2 with HIS rom that he makes HIS way then you can change the boot animation to your liking and tweak it to boot in 3 secs haha, damn some people have so much weird requests as if this is Burger King...if you want it your way make it yourself LOL....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dbh369:
paste number into dialer?

Hello,

I've been using V1.6 for about a month, fantastic. Smooth, low battery use, stable. I've been trying though to find a way to copy and paste a number into the dialer. In a lot of cases, android automatically recognizes and I can dial, but for instance if someone uses periods instead of dashes or in v-cards as SMS messages, I need to copy the number then paste it to notepad, then it can dial. I thought froyo was supposed to have a way to paste the number directly into the dialer, but can't figure it out? Searched the thread to no avail.

Thanks,
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
I hardly think wanting your phone to boot up quicker is what one would seem to be a "weird request" :eek: im a big supporter of the Coredroid team and Builds and have been now since last year, this isn't criticism it's just asking for something that im sure can be done given the fact that other devs seem to have achieved it.

If you can show me a way to tweak it and boot up substantially quicker then please do.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] garyb2:
LOOOOOL Exactly!

Boot up time is THE LASSSTTTT of our worries and is not being looked at, at all.

I agree 100%, I never understood the boot up time or the change boot/splash screen things.:confused: I never look at my phone while it is booting let alone long enough to care what it looks like on boot up. lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
This is my last reply to this matter which after i will let go and ignore further posts...First if i really did hurt your feelings I'm Sorry i wasn't targeting them but to clarify some things, some people have this attitude that when they donate to sergio say $1 or $5 or whatnot that they feel and have the right to say or ask or request something like faster boot time you know a donation is simply showing your respect toward the man's work and dedication and his free time that he takes away from his wife to make us and our hd2's happy...

We are here to solve issues regarding the rom itself nothing else first we have the "Search this thread" to look for problems if nothing aortega.sine made a document from other users that solved different issues they can be found here https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=12u7zw-mfyd0pnSC-q33qIg8Yji6NJ9F1SGv68g_lleM which is also in first post listed at FAQ section and his signature. If that fails too then we come here and post a detailed description of what's wrong with the rom and watch the thread for a reply from someone that has an answer...altho i admit that translations from either google or other sites makes them funny ;) but still that's the main reason we are here and we can't say what other devs did to their baby each dev does things different one seeks speed other size another stability.

To achieve faster boot time bootanimation needs to be removed and second splash screen before the bootanimation which is inside initr.gz which forces the rom to boot directly to sense...hence the 3-15 secs boot time...http://androidandme.com/2010/09/phones/hackers-bring-3-second-htc-fast-boot-to-the-droid-incredible/

Watch when the phone boots home screen is empty totaly and around at the end what issues it has for the cost of faster boot time...again Sorry....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dianaroelofs:
I think so. Really strange, i was yesterday in a different city. It didnt work then. I reinstalled my apn today. And everything is working good now.

Thank-you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fatmcgav:
Good shout that man...

Ran a fix permissions from within Rom Manager and reboot, and now not getting any errors.

thanks again.

Gav
[HD2 Android NAND Development] elmanortega:
I reboot my HD2 once a day just to keep my device clean after uninstalling apps, its not necessary but i like to do it, i never pay attention to the time it takes to boot i have better things to do i just plug it in to the charger and when i come back its all up and running, i dont care aout boot up time, i care about a good working rom with the latest tech inside like now i would love to see sense 3.0 and the gingerbread that just came out for desire hd thats is what sergio was waiting for to finish this.

Hd2 was almost dead for me till i found this and now im in love again, i would love to have 720p but im not dying for it, i donated 25$ to the cause and i will do it again soon cause this is amazing.

Guys dont worry about booting time, i do want to see a signature of coredroid while booting cause you deserve it, you must have it in, about the rest i dont care.

Working in two builds at the same time is a lot try to keep it in just one rom that way you can concentrate.

And please give the download link to donators first one week before everybody else, this way you take care of people that really cares and the rest will like to donate too, you guys have a life that you have to put on the side to do this and you deserve our gratitude and the ones that donate deserve i bit of extra love.

Just my two cents.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cheech1976:
@DaDoctor & EdinM30

C'mon guys, i don't think haggisgirl wanted to "butt" in in a situation she didn't knew anything about, you are being too harsh.

And if you state you are wasting your time with replying to "such" posts, why do you bother to do so?

I am annoyed a bit with this reoccurring request about something that unimportant as well, what i would do is not react to those posts and just keep reading.

Peace :)

OT: Guys please do take your time for the upcoming update, 1.6 is performing admirably, and I for one will flash an update on weekend only, so i can set up everything nice and slow, that's nothing to be done on a working day on between everything else.

And since it's mothers day this weekend, even the longed for GB release will stay behind, if it were to show up ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
Cheech man you're lucky gas is too expensive now or else i would chase you with my lawnmover down the street :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cheech1976:
Hmm looks like i would lose that race, hurt my knee last week ;)

I just got myself a Jaybird BT headset, and i was looking forward to see how CoreDroid would perform with BT music and a gps tracker, I'm sure it will work out just fine, still looking forward to that very much. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prisoner881:
While I'll agree that boot time isn't something that's at the front of everyone's mind, boot time *is* very important *if* the ROM has stability issues. Nothing's more frustrating than having your phone hang in the middle of something important then having to wait 3-5 minutes for it to reboot and get usable again. I've had this happen when using my phone as a GPS and it's frustrating. Had to stop and wait for the phone to boot back up before I could resume traveling since I was in an unfamiliar city.

So, if the ROM is rock-solid stable, boot time is not worth considering. If it needs rebooting every few days or -- perish the thought -- crashes regularly, boot time will have an inordinate amount of impact on the usability of the ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] odoss:
I have a question guys about the next gingerbread sence build :

will it use the Data 2 Sd or not? and how much internal memory can have ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
:confused: Okay guys listen.... :eek:

I am really supprised at what i´m reading... This is amazing! :(

Jonny... the bootup time is really not important. The performance of the ROM is important. We are trying to get this out as fast as possible, but don´t expect miracles at once. The main things need to be fixed, like camera, video, reboots, games, and so forth and ... Please consentrate only on what´s really important, and not the bootup time... :)

Dadoctor is our seniour team member... He and Sergio have been working with each other since the beginning... :eek: I can also understand his frustration!

Sergio has taken a lot into consideration from your comments for the changes, but if you think that such a detailed skinned ROM will start as fast as a not skinned ROM, then you will have to stick with that one! This is CoreDroid... The skin is Sergio´s and will not be changed till he wants to change it. I am, I must admit a little disappointed with some of the requests that we get... yesterday someone asked on our support thread if we would do a bumper sticker for coredroid like for the iphone.... :D Let´s just be reasonable and patient... And the next time that someone knocks one single member of our "CoreDroid Team", then it´s my turn. I do know the feeling when attacked. For those that don´t like our answers, or can accept them.... Learn otherwise, or choose another. :)

BTW, jonny, I do appreciate your participation in this thread, but let´s concentrate on what´s important. You are a positive addition to our thread. :)

sorry for my rambling, but I can´t except these worthless posts... Let´s help each other and not hinder. And you are always welcome to PM me. I always have an anwser for ya.... :)

PEACE BROS and SISs
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Now, what's the ETA for GB......(before you flame me, I am just KIDDING!!)

Hopefully the flames have died down now.....now on the the next post! (Good Post, Ray!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DaDoctor:
No buddy its not attitude, its the truth... Sorry if the truth hurts!

Here u go, check it out urself how many times u asked for the same damn thing

2514, 2644, 2915, 3017, 3268, 3424, 3657, 3661, 3690, 3693, 3696, 3757, 3764, 3877, 3882, 4019, 4037, 4078, 4087, 4212, 4330, 4528, 4554, 4604, 8584, 8935, 9295, 9809, 9854, should I keep searching????

Now that I have proven my point, can we please get a mod to clean up this thread???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
Not to sound rude or burst your bubble but we have to look at this from his side of things when he has to read multiple same requests that from his point of view isn't important and say 2-3 persons insist on it honestly we can't blame the man.

This is an example ok if we ask for faster boot time one has to put it this way: Coredroid team, at this other post i saw a dev making desire hd nand boot faster about 35 secs more or less, i really could benefit from this because of such and such. Do you guys think it is too much trouble to add this fast boot to our coredroid rom?

that how one asks or requests an answer and then a coredroid member will answer to it saying if it is possible and if not he will add a short reason why it isn't possible :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HC4Life:
I think now Sergio was mad and will delay the new rom until people stops to complain :mad:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
search to your hearts content mate if you've nothing better to be doing with yourself which evidently you don't, a simple "no it's not gonna happen" would've sufficed instead of acting like a teenager with all this LOLLLLL nonsense you expect to hear from a 13 year old, don't worry yourself anymore mate i wont be asking for it again, with attitudes like yours i wont be sticking around this particular thread anymore, shame but there you go.

Slan Amhaile, Hasta Luego...See ya later..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
I hope that you guys do understand that "we" have began, and are continuing to test and risk... (contacts, settings, sms, .....) everything with sometimes 3-4 tests on a day....? When we get something like bootup or similar.... grrrrrr. :) we have always been positive, but guys... one question... do you want the next step? When yes... then please a thank you button for Dadoctor, me (of course :D), and Sergio! -And please give us a chance to TEST!

We really don´t want to have to release this one too early! :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Guys, Guys (gals)......"HD2 CoreDroid Gingerbread 2.3.3 RC1" !!!!!!!!!!!

And Ray never did say how many RC2,3,4 there would be......