yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] soneracar:
Why is the difference not listed in the OP?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tak3r07:
How to set an own profile picture for the textmessenger?

i dont see any "me-contact" in contacts
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
It is now.

RAM vs Standard builds:

RAM builds load /system/app, /system/framework/ and /system/lib into memory at boot. They reside there indefinitely. This slows boot time but speeds up applications whenever a library is needed or a system app is loaded. This means that if you need to delete an app from the ROM it must be deleted from /system/ram/app/ and /ramfiles/app/. If you do not do this it will magically reappear after a reboot. Standard builds do not preload these things into memory, like any other android build. Also, to change the kernel libraries you either need to create a custom CWM .zip or push the libraries to /system/ram/lib/modules/.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Oxygen.Liu:
Sounds like a good build, will give it a try this weekend, :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Off topic, you live in York Pennsylvania? I lived there for 12 years before moving to Maryland.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] k2ij3:
write or edit birthdays in contacts

Hallo,

could somebody explain me how to write birthdays in google contacts directly on the HD2?:confused:

When I look at my contacts there is a birthday entry, but I can't edit it or add a birthday on new contact.

Is there a posibillity without installing an App?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] noellenchris:
Google hasn't enabled us to edit contacts on mobile yet...Yes it's hard to believe, but you can use some third party apps like ebobirthday to allow you to add birthdays from the phone and it will sync and update google's end.

noellenchris
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
Make event fields (birthday, anniversary) editable. (android_packages_apps_Contacts)

That's from the latest CM build, 156...:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mknewman:
I was having major power usage problems with 3.5.4 and went back to 3.4.1 with WiFi calling for a few days. This morning I put 3.5.6 beta on and installed the WiFi calling .apk and the build.prop changes and today I'm getting most excellent battery performance! After 8 hours unplugged, a bit of browsing and a few WiFi calls I have 88% left (2300mah battery).

Marc
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
Which WiFi calling .apk are you using?

The build.prop changes you made are the standard ones on the first page of the WiFi calling thread?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raven_raven:
Visual problems with some apps

Hi there. I noticed strange problem with newest CM nightlies. I remember 3.4.0 was the last one there wasn't that strange behavior. I attached two screenshots of this graphical glitch. I'm sure it isn't app related. GO Dialer and GMail app have some problems with visuals, look at the dialpad in GO Dialer. And even worse, after one or two clicks everything disappears in app.

That two apps are the only one I noticed have problem with display.

Does anyone faces similiar problem? Is there a solution? I seriously consider going back to 3.4.0.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sebasmiles:
I went ahead and got the latest wifi calling and placed the modified build.prop. Please let me know if it works out ok.

NOTE: PLEASE DO A FULL BACKUP BEFORE INSTALLING THIS, IT HASN'T BEEN TESTED. FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK

Edit: removing file until I can test it myself
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
To flash the latest CM7 nightlies, I just need to download the zip and flash in CWM right?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dublus:
Is there a new compatibility issue with the latest TyphooN Rom? Whether I install wifi calling myself or use your zip it gets stuck at the static android screen.

Anyone else get this (or not)?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] windroidHD:
To anyone using "Battery Widget Monitor" I suggest switching to "Current Widget", I noticed that Battery Widget Monitor had as many as 40 threads in background running in "shell top", "current widget" has lot less functionality but uses lot less resources.

I noticed my battery usage went down after uninstalling battery widget.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
Same here. BTW, the log file imports nicely into Excel if you wan to do further analysis on it. Just import it as "Delimited" and tick off comma, space and semicolon as delimiters. If you want to do arithmetic or graph the mA field, you can convert it to numeric with the formula,

=VALUE(LEFT(C1,LEN(C1)-2))

Just insert a new column for the numeric current, and copy that formula down the column.

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sebasmiles:
I think it may be because I didnt follow this step

"Make sure you remove libhtc_ril_wrapper.so in init.rc."

I don't know how to do this as part of the zip.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] noellenchris:
Wow, that's good news, funny though that Cyanogen Mod fixed this necessity that google couldn't..... :p

EDIT: I d/loaded the 156 nightly and extracted the contacts.apk and installed, and low and behold, I can now edit the birthdays and anniversary's! Nice and about time...:P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] k2ij3:
Wow, perfect

Now this build works perfectly for me!:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zagzag99:
Rafpigna released a new kernel.

Seems working.

Need more people to validate.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zagzag99:
SOME TEST RESULTS

GPS - working fine. Tested v2.0 of agps libs.

WIFI - working and haveing experience disconnections like before but it seems device is faster to reconnect than before.

BATTERY - early to conclude but for now seems identical to tytung's r10. At least in standby.

OC - set to 1.5ghz with ondemand governor and I can't yet claim to feel much difference in performance.

Just sharing my info to whom it might help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ArnomaF:
transparent status bar

Anyone knows how to get a transparent status bar on the 3.5.5 clk release?

System_UI Patch dont work - also not on the recommended (Meizu...)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmotard:
Can't boot with this raf new kernel ....

Freeze after the animation .. rollback tytung kernel.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] robsonhcosta:
3.5.6 beta. working fine. There is more draining the battery. Wifi working well.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
The ROM doesn't boot with any of the kernels. Maybe Tyween can have a look :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] malaeus:
cant get titanium to work on this newest version. wth is goin on?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zagzag99:
Build 157

If you're with jumpy fingers (like me) to get the fresh new nightly up and running to test and if you're on cLK then you might be in luck.

Here's a self assembled rom, includes all of Typhoon 3.5.6 (yes the beta) changed files merged with the bravo 157 nightly.

http://www.multiupload.com/ZB86PIWEDM

I also included density 167 (but you can change it in build.prop even before flashing if you know your way with zip/unzip).

And also the lights.so the provides better autobrightness on the cost of blinking LED notifications.

ROM include tytung r10.

And I have it working also with rafpigna 2.0 if you use the additional CWM flashable from here (by arif-ali):

http://cyanogenmod.arif-ali.co.uk/kernels/rafpigna_2r0_charan_clk_20110807.zip

All thanks to our kind developers.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dkl_uk:
Hi there

Can some users of this ROM please respond to this post with an ETA of their boot-up times?

Currently I am having to wait between 1 and 2 minutes to even get to the lock screen.

After GO GO GO the phone sits at the static blue android boot logo for a while, then the animated boot logo for pretty much the same amount of time. I'd estimate 30-45 seconds for each boot section.

I'm just wondering whether I have a long boot time or if this is standard with the HD2 not being a native Android device? In comparison my SGS2 with the same amount of media and the exact same apps boots and is usable in 30 seconds, that's even with the launcher fully loaded with 7 widgets.

My HD2 and SGS2 are copies of each other media/app/widget/launcher, but the HD2 takes about 4 times as long to fully boot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zagzag99:
Boot takes time. Longer in HD2 than in other devices.

After first boot it's much faster, but not as in N1 or NC.

No biggie, at least it works amazingly after boot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
Not surprising as the SGS2 has 2.4 times the processing power and much faster memory than your HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mikelt89:
Pandora stoped working for me, anyone able to get it to work outside US?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] neato4u:
Am I doing this right? flashed this.. created an ext2 1GB partition on my sdcard.. (but i can't see the ext2 partition on android?? where is it?) swap 128mb..

The ROM runs.. but am I doing it correctly?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] housert:
Did the battery life improve with the last version? Previous version is draining like crazy..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nickytheshaft:
Create ext3
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agentfazexx:
Works for me. Care to elaborate?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wlh03212:
Hi guys i have a problem! Everytime I inserted my charging cable, the phone goes to USB mode. Not that is causing any problem but it seems that the charging process is much slower. Any help?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
Only clk? If so that sucks lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] windroidHD:
usb charging is slow, about half as fast as wall charger, will also vary slightly between 2pc's and with bios usb charging configuration.

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wlh03212:
What i meant was charging cable from my AC. The phone is on USB debugging despite the source being from the wall. =((

help me pls!

Sent from my HTC HD2[/QUOTE]
[HD2 Android NAND Development] googlephone:
I had the same problem before. The only way is to change charging cable or charger. If you use the original charger and charging cable there should be no problem. Sometimes it happens even with oiginal charger and charging cable, but you can unplug and plug in until you don't see the usb mode.

And I think it should be a rom problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dkl_uk:
[/QUOTE]

Is it possible the type of cable you're using is the cause?

I'm sure i've read on here that there's essentially two types of cable. One provides AC and USB functions and the other is just a 'charge cable'. It looks to me like you've got a dodgy cable i.e. the data pin is being triggered somehow?

Try another cable...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wlh03212:
Thanks you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] googlephone:
The reason I said it should be a rom problem is that the usb debugging mode can not be "really" disabled. Even you already disable it in settings you will see it is still on usb debugging mode whenever you plug your phone to the usb port of your computer. It's definitely not normal. I don't know why Tyween doesn't put this in the OP's known issues eventhough he doesn't plan to or has no time to try fixing this problem. It will not benefit anyone if we hide the known issues everyone has. Maybe it is not a big issue for someone because they can bypass (like here, we can just charge it will AC and with the original cable), but the problem is still there.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
I don't agree with you and I will tell you why. USB debugging mode has nothing to do with charging the phone. If you really want it totally disabled, uninstall all the drivers related to ADB and USB mass storage mode. This is not a problem isolated to his ROM only. Use a USB 2.0 cable and you should not have any problems with the phone conected to an USB port or while charging it with the AC adapter. I had this problem once (USB debugging popped up even if I was using a wall charger), but that was related to a lot of configuration files I had. After a clean installation, USB debugging didn't appear anymore. I also have an USB 1.2 cable and charging is slower that with the original cable (data transfer is slower too). The fact that it happens for a few users doesn't make a known problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fightingmink:
Since using Watchdog, I am getting better battery life. The app shows that Maps occasionally misbehaves.. resulting in a killed app.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raven_raven:
Anybody would be so kind to check it and answer me?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] neato4u:
Hey many thanks Nicky... :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
Well I don't have Go Dialler , but GMail and every other app is glitch free for me (3.5.5)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
Well, I use many Go apps (Go Launcher Ex, Go Contacts, Go SMS). It could be a theme related bug (I didn't have any graphical glitch so far). Try resetting Go Contacts by going into Settings -> Applications -> Manage applications -> Tap on Go Contacts and then on "Clear Data". Beware: you will lose any personal data related to it (it's just like resetting the app). This way it will be as if you just installed it. Try another theme for Go Contacts and then go to your preferred theme.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Swenny:
Hey all,

I read the guides in the OP. I was looking at possibly updating my phone but I remembered that I'm running an older version of CWM with a smaller partition size. My questions are:

1. How do I found out current CWM specs (145/5? 125/10?)

2. If I update to a new size CWM, can I restore my data from a previous version?

3. Anything else I'm missing?

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
1. TB will report your System size

2. Yes

3. No

As long as your partition size isn't too small for the Rom, the all will be OK.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] googlephone:
USB debugging mode definitely related to charging. Agree or not, it always happens along with slow charging

If you really want it totally disabled, uninstall all the drivers related to ADB and USB mass storage mode. This is not a problem isolated to his ROM only.

I don't think uninstalling all the drivers is ever really a solution for most people

Use a USB 2.0 cable and you should not have any problems with the phone conected to an USB port or while charging it with the AC adapter.

Do you think the original cable is not USB2.0? Then we can blame HTC for giving us only USB 1.2 cable. I don't think it's true. With the original cable, the phone is in debugging mode and charging very slow when connected to computer and sometimes even with AC.

I had this problem once (USB debugging popped up even if I was using a wall charger), but that was related to a lot of configuration files I had. After a clean installation, USB debugging didn't appear anymore. I also have an USB 1.2 cable and charging is slower that with the original cable (data transfer is slower too). The fact that it happens for a few users doesn't make a known problem.

I don't think it just happens for a few users when 99% of people(no data shown but we can get a vote statistic on this) have this problem. Again, it is a known issue agree or not. We always see people posting this problem in this thread. Not to mention that lots of us like me even too tired to mention this bug again because it was discussed before and there is no fixing and no one is working on it. The only way is to bypass it via using only AC charger and choosing cables that won't slow charge on AC and ignore it. Anyone managed to charge the phone fast via computer USB DC port? No one as far as I known (correct me if I am wrong and tell me the charging current value when you charge your phone on computer usb)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mustibabu:
the link "ROM-Update including CWM-Update" on the first page of this thread is for the guide which could very well have the answers to all your queries!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Movalis:
Hey guys, I have installed this verison all working and I install back most from my apk. Now I choose apk from Android market, download is succeed but my phone is restarting, when apk be installed.

Have 150MB ext4 and based on phone I have 224 MB free space for aplication. Do anybode solving this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
Interesting. I have an "Altoids tin" charger that I made using 4 NiCad batteries (4 * 1.2 = 4.8 volts) directly connected to the power leads of a USB socket. The data lines are open. This charges the HD2 at about 300 mA, and it always brings up the "USB connected" message. If I use the exact same cable plugged in to the AC charger, it charges at about 600 mA, and I do not see the "USB Connected" message. Open-circuit voltage from the charger is 5.14 volts.

Perhaps it is voltage or current dependent?

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JJKameR:
Select the black theme. It is also nicer!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] saap:
hello

I am experiencing the problem described in this topic http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=976145

It started with version 3.2.x and now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
@googlephone: Using that tone will not get you anywhere. Let somebody else help you then. You took everything I said out of context, I am saying that on a clean install, with the phone plugged into a wall socket, that problem should not appear. USB charging will always be slow. I am watching this thread for some time and I didn't see anybody else complaining about this (other than you). I am specifically referring to this thread. I am sure that the original cable is a 2.0 USB cable. Everybody thinks that their problem is so common it is happening to everybody else. Maybe your charging cable is damaged somehow.

I only suggested that the problem could be caused by a defective cable (it could still cause this whole problem). Dude, chill out and stop hijacking this thread. You didn't understand anything of what I wanted to underline.

This is the best answer I read all day. I am sorry I can't click "Thank you" more than once. This is the kind of spirit we should have here, this is why some devs choose other places to continue with their work, because an increasing number of users forget what XDA was all about. This is why this kind of article had to appear on the front page. Thanks a million times for the reply. You really made my day :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] googlephone:
@tmihai20: The same word I would say to you:Using that tone will not get you anywhere.

I used colored words because the computer doesn't let me to multi quote sentences in your post and I want to let others easier to read my replies to your sentences. (when I did multi quote it gave me error message " too short message", I don't know why)

Make it clear: it is not me who asking for help. I was helping someone who asked for help on this problem. It's not a issue to me because I always use original AC charger and cable. This is the kind of spirit we should have here.

You need to learn how to use the search button to see who posted this problem. Please read the post and then comment. It was not me asking help on this.

It's a shame for you to say this "I watch this thread for some time and I didn't see anybody else complaining about this (other than you)."

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16419293&postcount=15662

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16420550&postcount=15668

It won't take you seconds to READ several posts back. Here I give you a free lesson: read before you do something.

I doubt if you really did plug in your phone to the usb port of computer. It's ironic if you comment before you try it out. If you tried please post the charging current you got.

And I think walts's reply is on the opposite of your side. Because from his reply we are sure it is not the problem of USB cable 1.2 or 2.0 you mentioned a few posts back. I should click Thanks to walts twice if it lets me do.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] googlephone:
@tmihai20: here is your original post(please read the red words written by yourself):

I don't agree with you and I will tell you why. USB debugging mode has nothing to do with charging the phone. If you really want it totally disabled, uninstall all the drivers related to ADB and USB mass storage mode. This is not a problem isolated to his ROM only. Use a USB 2.0 cable and you should not have any problems with the phone conected to an USB port or while charging it with the AC adapter. I had this problem once (USB debugging popped up even if I was using a wall charger), but that was related to a lot of configuration files I had. After a clean installation, USB debugging didn't appear anymore. I also have an USB 1.2 cable and charging is slower that with the original cable (data transfer is slower too). The fact that it happens for a few users doesn't make a known problem.

Again, you don't have problem doesn't mean everyone else should have no problem. Not all people having problem will post here otherwise this thread will be flooded away and that's why we need to use search button and read posts.

I think most people hate such replies like "there should should should be no problem" "your phone's hardware is bad" "your computer is not good" "Your wireless provider is not good at signal" "buy another wifi router when your phone can not connect to wifi""Maybe your charging cable is damaged somehow" when people already confirmed workig charging cable (original one and at least 10 other cables I tried on other phone). You are not helping others, just denying the existence of problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Denkov:
Your computer works like your charger or cable?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] googlephone:
My computer works not like my charger or cable, but like your m*M, you know what I mean, there is a situation every month or so.

XDA will give you short message error if you try to write between the quote, instead of outside. I just figured out the problem I had this morning. Newbi am I.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tsury:
I just installed the latest version and have no Hebrew input on stock keyboard...

Can someone help me out here? What am I doing wrong?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tsury:
Same here - no Hebrew... Where did it go? :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rimkhan1:
Hi, all fine with the new update but no arabic and urdu keyboards? Please bring them back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JBT1:
Camcorder quality

Hi all,

I'm currently running Boyppc CM7 v39 and have a problem with camcorder.

Hi res records are laggy and low res are blurry. What about this rom camcorder, is it working properly ?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tsury:
I can confirm that since version 3.5.3 (Android 2.3.5) many stock keyboard input languages are missing.

3.5.2 gives me boot loops so I didn't get to try it.

I reverted to 3.5.1 and all the input languages are back in place :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
Uploaded v3.5.6: Updated to cm_bravo_157 base. Included jan-willem3's ril tweaks via build.prop.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LiQuiD_FeAR:
Thank you, updating
[HD2 Android NAND Development] steverob83:
Might be a noob question but i cant download anything from marketplace. Just sits there saying starting download?

Please help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DreddJudge:
Phone bootup is way faster with the new update!

Good work

EDIT: Data doesnt work for me so I had to change ro.telephony.default_network=3 to 0 in build.prop works fine now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jim.od2001:
White screen

I have this ROM installed and everything has been running fine for 2weeks when about 2hours ago when I turn my phone on all I get is a white screen unless if I run into bootloader. Can anyone help me with this please?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
The cable should have 4 leads. Hot, ground, and 2 leads for data. Short the 2 data leads....pin s 2 and 3. (tie/solder them together) The hd2 will see this as a signal to use FAST charge mode.

Warning...this is at your own risk. People, do not do this mod and then charge from a pc usb. You will/might fry the pc usb 500v limit.....etc. i have a very detailed post about all this somewhere in this forum.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PresidentMcCain:
Pull the battery and try again.

OT: Works great here with GPS Lib 2.0.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Denkov:
Are GPS Lib 2.0 included or I have to flash them separately?