yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
@Shaedz, as far as I could talk with Tiger, your app is pretty good, very informative, complete and friendly to manage, works good on GB and it is even better than amm.

GB still has 2 main issues that need to be addressed, the camcorder and the small mms pictures, sense sometimes restart web with your app, but works better.

Good tip bro, thanks a lot, I will include your app as a recommendation in the faq document for GB.

Thanks to Tiger who help me out testing the app. Late in the night, :)

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hayabusa08:
Hi there i managed to flash the cd v3 but im suffering from severe lag issues to the extend the phone is unusable. Secondly my memory on phone becomes so little i ended with abt 30mb left before installing anything. I did all the steps with sync manually. Pls advice thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Hi guys, just woke up and after having time to settle, i would say Android Optimizer is quite a comprehensive little package.

A few bits haven't made translation so there are Chinese parts which you need to try lol

1. System scan gives you a good idea of what is being used, while the button in Chinese above is an optimize section (Task Killer), so be careful with that.

2. The App manager is useful (More for TMOUS than EU) and allows you to sort out all your programs and send a shortcut folder to the desktop. Pretty impressive

3. Startup optimizer lets you disable apps starting on boot. Ideal for maps, ebay apps etc. speeds booting time a little

4. Un/Installer is fantastic - searches your SD for .apks and lists them so you can install them, and uninstall allows backup and recovery if you delete something you shouldn't (which is clever)

5. Progress manager is another task killer really, be careful with that too.

6. Cache cleaner scans all your Apps for cache and allows you to delete it at your leisure. it also allows you to delete your text messages for space. Pretty cool

7. Power saver allows you to optimize the battery usage. But battery maintain is the one to try........ I'll be looking at this in great detail.

8. Quick access is a basic settings menu, what more can you say?

9. Extended Toolbox is interesting:

File manager is as it says.

Screen test Allows you to spot dead pixels on your screen

Memory optimizer is like AMM with different settings, i use the multitasking mode and it works great, but now i've modified it to suit me, it works even better.

Hope this is useful to someone.

---------- Post added at 09:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:15 AM ----------

Try the app mentioned above (Android optimizer - free on market) or Auto Memory Manager (Also free on market)

You won't regret it,

Hope this helps
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hayabusa08:
Hmmmm ok will try again n revert thx
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
I noticed something today with cd v3, that we sometimes get fc's when we use the phone with a usb cable to access the SD card.When the phone is connecting and SD card is selected,it reverts to charging only and this leads to not disconnecting/removing the SD card safely.Even when you reboot,the phone still behaves erratic. I think the solution is to put the phone off,remove the SD card and scan it using Windows Skandisk utility,this is to recover bad sectors on the SD card. Just my thought cos I tried it and it worked for me.

Sent from my hd2(tmous) coredroid v3.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Hey dude, alternatively, go into CWM and do data transfer from there lol. It seems to be temperamental rather than a normal fault. Which is strange.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Well the thought has quite something to it tho. As i mentioned before, i was following the whole thread too and what i also noticed is, that many, many errors where reported with some comment or thought on the SD Card being involved in some way. By now i am rather sure, that Android has a very bad SD Card and/or Memory handling.

Also, the much discussed battery kill / forced shutdown behaviour, that corrupts data, is a hint at a bad memory management.

I am new to android and i do enjoy the coredroid approach a lot since HTC does a lot to fix Androids shortcomings with their candy Sense UI, but i must admit that many of these shortcomings will eventually lead me to drop Android again in favour of a much better working, way more stable windows mobile or phone seven.

For me, many things, that also CoreDroid can't fix, are just very close to inaceptable.

I will stay with you guys for a while tho, since i am not yet fully decided. I also want to see the next release. Maybe it's already more of a Daily Use OS.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:


Such as? I'm curious, only problem is have is the SD connection which isn't broken in V1.7. That's it...

With all due respect you sound like an iFruit user. Try 1.7 out. Other than that maybe it's an idea to remind you that we are using an os that our phone isn't designed for. All ROMs have problems dude.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnerz:
I'm back on 1.7 but regardless of rom, I alway switch off, remove my SD card and do all my copy/pasting via a card reader, its faster and much more relaible imho of course

Hope it helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CrazyTurk42:
Stupid question:

I want to download this rom. But there is GB and Froyo

wich one do i need.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
Guess you should download froyo cd v1.7 cos its stabler and faster.Atleast you can start there.

Sent from my hd2(tmous) coredroid v3.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
@Tigermoto

Mate, i am using Froyo 1.7 since a while now.

I am referring to a more general thing in Android, its not about CoreDroid so much. I was actually meaning, CoreDroid does already a lot to improve the overall UserExperience-Thing in Android by implenting HTC's Sense.

What annoys me? Hard to say since i am not quite clear about that yet myself. I just notice that with WinMo i had very high integration with my work-related applications, like Outlook etc.

Everything, Android has on offer, is a somewhat crippled approach. Believe me, i tried it all, beginning with HTC Sync over Local Sync to Cloud-Based syncing via gSyncit etc. Also, the Social Networking integration works well via sense again, but its not well integrated in Android itself.

But this is a discussion that actually doesn't even belong here, just wasting thread-space. It slipped. Sorry, didn't want to dive into it to much.

Its just, u know, the general feel. Everything is there, but everything brings slightly more hassle with it. Its just not as smooth as other things somehow. Can't quite grasp it yet.

And no, i am defo not an iFruit user. I am far away from that. Every time i touched a Product of that man called Jobs i felt an urge to puke on it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] silnygeralt:
Hi i just tested optimizer toolbox and its way better than amm as a application but not in working (for me) after installing it my phone was little laggy for example while moving between desktops and its broke my data connection, i was writing before i have problem but fixed apns as aortega says and it was fine untill i install this opitimizer, ill try to fix apns again and ill edit this post.

edit: now everything is ok but with this optimizer toolbox every problem i had before came back :P aslo i love netfront browser (thanks to Tigermoto)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Thanx for the report..I was thinking bout trying optimizer but I will stay with supercharger...sometimes too many options are not good...unless you are a programmer...lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
lol, glad things are still going so well for you DJ

@silnygeralt - just a thought mate, you did remove superuser access to AMM before trying toolbox didn't you? And you restarted afterwards, just in case.

And netfront is good isn't it lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] silnygeralt:
Yes, better leave it as it is, but if you must test it then better delete or just turn off other apps like supercharger before (in my opinion), i was just curious because my phone was smooth and working very well before :) ill try it on new rom becasue i like all options it have, hope it will be soon :>
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
What numbers do you guys think is best with supercharger script?

Sent from my hd2(tmous) coredroid v3.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Depends on the script mate
[HD2 Android NAND Development] silnygeralt:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17556329&postcount=17503
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Well remembered @Silnygeralt, sorry for the error, thanks pushed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
I'm using update 8 and number 6 balanced 3...you don't want to go to crazy cause you'll get fcs
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
And which OS are you using? Froyo and GB are 2 different animals. What does well for one may be overkill for the other. It's best to experiment for the best option. I was using option 9 for best results in GB V3 TMOUS with the EXT partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Guys,

i just tried to fit some Ringtones onto me CoreDroid. The DroidExplorer gave me access to system/media/ringtones or something of the like but i couldn't put any file there. then i went to chuck it on the sd card which kinda worked but now i couldn't get it to be a ringtone.

there were some duplicate file pathes on the sd which kinda looked like the system path but all of them wouldn't show ringtones in the selection menue later.

the only way to have them visible was to put them in my music folder.

is that the way it is supposed to be? kinda crap innit? shouldn't there be a different way?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
Script is v6 update 8. I used number 8,but I think I'm not getting the best. Which numbers do u think I should use?

Sent from my hd2(tmous) coredroid v3.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
so you have not tried 9?

BTW, try this: 6-8-16-20-32-40 (the 32 usually is the OOM (Out-Of Memory) area that houses the Sense. If you have trouble, you can reduce....or if it's not enough, increase the value......but the last three will be in the area you need to increase or reduce.

Edit: I think 10 is the area to input your custom OOM settings....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
On your SD card make a folder called media, then within, another folder called audio and within this folder make 3 more for ringtones, notifications and alarms, then drop in every one of those the files you need

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Hi Aortega,

thanks for pointing out but as i mentioned, i tried the system-duplicate pathes. this is one of those i tried. it didn't work.

Is it possible, that the sd-card needs some kinda re-scan with a reboot or something like that?

It really causes an undesirable mess when ringtones have to be put in the music folder...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] silnygeralt:
i dont know if i undrestand you right but if you want ringtone, simply put it on sd, click this button in right down corner with four squares, where you have scenes, wallpapers, skins widegts etc and go down and you will see ringtones alarms etc etc and simply choose for example ringtone and "new ringtone" at the top. Ahh i see its only working with main ringtone and alarm
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
For some odd reason, the "pick other ringtone" stuff only works on the music path.

I cannot find any way to make it search other pathes.

Android also does not add any Ringtones from"\sdcard\media\audio\ringtones" to the default Ringtone-Chooser.

Thats why i asked.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] silnygeralt:
huh youre right, i just moved one from my songs to diffirent folder and my phone dont want play it anymore as a ringtone but he see it in options and ringtones list
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
spose i figured it out.

It works like this: when you change songs on the sdcard, no matter where, android needs to update the indexes.

updating the index is either done by opening a file in the respective path, e.g. going to the ringtone-setting, pick a new file and let it play. then android fixes its index. if you then remove the file, it is only removed from index next time you reboot android.

or, second possible way: change all the songs and locations of the songs you want, then reboot android and wait until it has completely booted, thus fixing its sdcard file indexes and rebuilding its cache (i assume).

At least, now it shows all Ringtone-Files in the default picker without me needing to go to pick other...

i did it like this:

1: placed ringtones in music folder via droidexplorer

2: copied ringtones from sdcard\my documents\my music to sdcard\media\audio\ringtones, then deleted the source-path

3: rebooted phone and let it settle for at least 5 minutes.

then all the tracks where suddenly there. magic.

So Aortega, guess u where right and me to impatient...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
What I do is

Settings and go to the sd card mounting..unmount wait until it's done...then remount and Android fixes it's index
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Hi bro, sorry for my late reply but I'm working and answering as I can :)

You guys, just try to avoid messing with the system folders unless you really know what you are doing, some of you are already very experienced and I thank that, but some things are really easy to do being out of those folders like this request.

Glad you got it working bro, let me know if you guys need something else. Thanks. :)

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Aortega,

thank you for your time and attention. I don't mind breaking my android. Or WP7. Or WinMo. I never did. Thats the way i learn. I break things and learn about them by fixing.

Hope you don't mind. I was just wondering why i can't write to some system folders.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
No problem at all bro, in fact, if you do, that's why we are here bro, :)

There are some folders you are not suppose to access, but you can with root explorer :p, so, keep trying, we are here for you bro ;)

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rust_ed:
hey

Is the Coredroid folder explorer beta or full...just curious to know cauz every time i try to extract zip i get FC

regards,
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Is it a personal file bro? , let me check that with the team, I'm not sure about that feature, anyway, have you tried fixing permissions already?, if not, try it and let me know while I check that for you. If that zip is a fix or something like that, tat app is not the right one to do it, tell me about it please.

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Just check with DaDoc, he said that if you try, it will ask you where to extract it, but you won't be able to extract anything, anyway no FC when you try, so, fix permissions under CWR please. To avoid future FC on any other app. :)

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
What is the difference from the new superuser or the old...do I really need to upgrade? If it allows apps to get permission then why upgrade if it already works?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Read the newest reviews here, then don't bother updating lol

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.noshufou.android.su&hl=en

If you click 'what's new' it gives you an address for the changelog

http://androidsu.com/superuser/changelog/

To be fair, i have updated, it's working fine but i don't know what difference it has made.

Hope this helps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Well, there is one interesting part in the full changelog tho:

I really kinda didn't get the point of SU updating its binaries all the time lol... now i get it.

@Aortega

i will defo come back whining when i break something as long as i stick with Android. So, no worries bro, i will keep trying. I already did as a kid with my toys. ;-)

@All

Anyone tried tytungs r12.4 Kernel Update? Would it work for Coredroid at all? I have read his post but am not into all this stuff to try fixing it into CoreDroid... yet still curious me is... :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Hi mate,

None of Tytungs Kernels so far have worked with Sense.

The only one that did, someone modified to work for us.

All i can suggest is;

CWM backup is your friend.

Try it and let us know.

Recover if necessary.

Hope this helps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
You are referring to the one from Phikal, right? Well, as i said: i am not enough into this to be able to modify the Kernel myself to make it work, i just thought maybe someone like phikal gave it a try already. If i had enough time and nerves to digg deeper into the mud i'd probably try but currently i have hardly any private life left besides work and my wife already calls me an addict and wants me treated for some serious pc/mobile illness so i better leave that to others then.. :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
I didn't mean modifying it lol, just flashing it.

What you need to remember is everything can be recovered via CWM if you have a backup.

What i'm trying to say i guess is......

Do not be afraid.

Sometimes it's just easier, and a quicker response.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HansSchulze:
CoreDroid HD2 HD V1.7 camcorder doesn´t work

Hello,

I have now flashed a few times CoreDroid HD2 HD V1.7. There is always the same error. The built-in camcorder doesn´t work true, the picture is not synchronized. The first two or three seconds are ok, but then the picture stops and the sound continues. Then the pictures go on lagged. Is there anybody who can help me? I tried even with the lgcamcorder because I would also like another record format (mp4) but the Igcamcorder doesn't record anything. nothing. it writes a file on the SD card, but it is empty.

All other functions are working.

I would be very grateful for your help.

Here are some details to my Hd2:

Android-Version: 2.2.1

Baseband-Version: 15.42.50.11U_2.15.50.14

Kernel: 2.6.32.15rafpigna_1.9_OC-g41a5ba3-dirty

Build_Nummer: 1.84.661.1 CL325797 re3lease-keys

Software_nummer: HD2 CoreDroid HD V1.7
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RavenMad:
I had this same issue when I first set up CD v1.6. I found that once I'd saved the ringtone mp3s to the ringtones folder, I then had to mount the files and change the permissions to allow Owner Write access. Once I'd done that, they showed up in the normal ringtones list and NOT in my normal mp3 media. Once I applied the permissions, I unmounted the files. Can't remember if I needed to reboot the phone - couldn't hurt though. By the way, I used FileExpert to do the file operations but any file manager should work.

Try the above and let me know how you go.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fromaron:
I simply created sdcard\Ringtones folder and anything I put there becomes available. Same goes with Notifications folder.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cityplus:
You can also try Videocam illusion.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Download "LG camera" from the market, works as if it were made for us. :)

It has been used for us since v1.6 working flawlessly.

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] susetta:
ciao quando vedremo la 1.8 ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Soon beauti, soon :)

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
Soon sounds more like forever aortega

Sent from my hd2(tmous) coredroid v3.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Lol, Sergio posted already bro, as all of you know and saw that post.

He can give us the surprise tonight or maybe in a week, we don't have a straight date yet, but it is real close buddy.

You all are gonna luv it :)

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DeeinSouthAfrica:
I'm not impatient. By the weekend would be nice through. :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pashutin:
I would really like some new GB edition ;-)

V3 is working nice now, but with stock Rafs 1.9, becose 2.0 eats battery like crazy....

For the weekend my new displey is comming and i will fully enjoy GB sense, so i would like some new edition in a couple of days :-D

Sent from my HTC HD2 GB V3
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Lol, good one bro. :D:D

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Actually, GB is gonna take more than the knew release of FROYO bro, sorry,

As for your battery, guess you should have some apps running in the background, I was testing it for about 3 weeks and had an average of 3mAm in standby. :)

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
I have been tempted so much to switch to other roms(bliss,runneymede) cos of their constant updates,but I love coredroid v3(gingerbread) so much that I don't mind its instability. I always go to coredroid website in expection of a new Rom for my beloveth hd2, I hope the waiting(iPhone5 cum iPhone4gs,hahaha)is worth it.

Sent from my hd2(tmous) coredroid v3.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
Hoping you adviced Sergio that users are requesting more animations and themes.

Sent from my hd2(tmous) coredroid v3.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Every HD2 team member reads all the posts bro (Sergio, Ray, DaDoc, Scabs. ljjehl, me) so, no need to advice, we have constant communication in order to improve both roms as well as for every request for the coredroid addicts.

As for being tempted bro, what can I tell you?. I have tested other roms and definitely, no matter what, I came back to coredroid, even before became a coredroid support member.

Sent from my HTC HD2 COREDROID FROYO DHD V1.8 RC2, Using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
the LG Camera question: checked myself. Doesn't work for me either on 1.7 Froyo.

Anyone having Sygic Aura running well on the HD2 Froyo? Mine is up-to-date and crashing regularly even tho the crashes where apparently fixed by their devs.

Don't bother getting too deeply into it, just throwing in this question, assuming someone else might be running this too on CD.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
i'll chck this out for you bro, give me some time please, trying now:)

Oki, tried LG Camera, change the resolution to 800 x 480 and the format from H.264 to MPeg4 and try it, it worked like a dream with me, didn't work with H.264 format.

The other app, let me make you a question: why do you need this app?, the Google maps app, which include the navigation app (GPS) together with the tytung 2.1 version AGPS and NMEA permissions for AGPS works wonderful in the stock GPS app, is it giving you problems?, i will check this out for you too if you want me but the stock app is wonderful bro, let me now please.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafiqzadah:
Just on hopes of getting build better. For me there is a screen wake-up lag. The screen is unusable for atleast 5 seconds. Using 1.7, tmous and R 2.15
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fromaron:
I can confirm the Syqic works without any problems on my HD2 Froyo.