yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gudi41:
Version 3.0.9 magldr does not work bluetooth will not turn on
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pecora:
i've tried another time clk version, data is ok, wifi on - wifi off all ok, for me the problem is that when data is on i can't receive any call... it's like the phone is off.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sascho:
-AGPS does not work, this does not work in any ROM currently.

How is this problem going on? Is someone working in this direction?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ivangs1:
Static ip will be only temporary solution and for current case.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] E.Bonobox:
Face book doesnt work...a lot of force close message

I format and install from scratch and i installed FB as first application but nothing...same error.

i'm going now to test the battery drain issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Why does everyone think, that it's related to the rom if an app crashes?!

Have a look at the comments in the market...looks like the force closes are related to the new facebook UPDATE.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fabian777:
Since yesterday facebook doesn't work for me properly either.. But I think that has to do with the facebook update and not with Typhoon.

Now as the weather is getting better AGPS would be great for outside sports like biking or running. Is google maps working for anyone?? :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trzyfx:
http://www.facebook.com/android/posts/10150171436140909
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drive1975:
I upgrade now to version 3.0.9 magldr... all ok... no problem with bluetooth
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Filipponet:
PARTITION

ARE BEST SETTINGS FOR THE PARTITION OF 4GB SD CARD?

Choose Ext Size = 1024M, Swap Size = 0M

WHAT IS 'Ext Size'?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jamin_1:
that is size of the ext partition on your sd card to use A2SD+ and more.

This means that 1024MB from your SD card is not available for things like music etc.

can anyone tell me please, how to move the stuff from the ext back to nand?

I wont use the ext partition with this small and awesome rom but I will still let the partition on my card. thanks a lot for solutions.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pecora:
ext is a file system used by linux and android;a a2sd+ ROM used a SD partition in ext to load program instead in internal memory
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Filipponet:
non ho capito bene...

la partizione ext è un parte di memoria della SDcard, che viene riconosciuta da android come memoria interna del telefono? solo per le applicazioni?

oppure

è la parte di memoria riconosciuta come rimovibile ma dedicata solo per installare le applicazioni?

se non partiziono la SDcard , potrò installare applicazioni fino al riempimento della memoria interna del telefono?

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I did not understand ...

ext partition is a part of the memory of SDcard, which is recognized as Android phone's internal memory? only for applications?

or

is recognized as a removable part of the memory but dedicated only to install the applications?

if the partitioning out SDcard, I can install applications to fill the phone's internal memory?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pecora:
first right, apllication and dalvik cache for tyween rom. And right also that if you don't partitioning the sd card you can install application untill internal memory is full, btw in tyween roms you can install application also on sd card without an ext partition on sd.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gudi41:
unfortunately still does not turn on bluetooth on version 3.0.9,

I have version 3.0.5 and now everything is ok, maybe it was something with my phone, wait for the next versions. thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] L_o_k_i:
Hi,

I think you can do that with Titanium backup. There's an option to move user applications to the SD card. After that you can delete the ext partition. First make a backup of the entire system in case anything goes wrong...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Williamtaylor:
No start up

Hey,

Let me start with saying, your roms are the best out there for me and i really want to be able to update, but since version 3.0.0 has been out i havent been able to.

I either get stuck at start up or when i get onto the home screen it's super glitchy. I have done the partition i have task29'd i have 2.15 radio etc but the latest just won't start up, any suggestions would be much appreciated!! I would really like to get an up to date build of yours!

Thanks in advance for any response!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EyeTech:
Using 3.09 cLK

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Facebook fine

Bluetooth fine

Battery seems ok

Data connectivity not good - when i go out of signal (often at my work) data does not re-connect when signal returns. I have to swap between 2/3g or airplane mode to get it to wake up again :(

I can make and receive calls no problem

Similar to last time I tried cLK. Sad.

Sent using my Galaxy Tab (Euro) from XDA Premium app.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GDT:
I'm having major issues with phone calls since upgraded to 3.0.9 clk. It's difficult to close phone calls, need to wait 30 seconds before I can do a new call.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tomj777:
Deviation - Linux Swap File

I saw Filipponet's post and that got me thinking - If I was to put a Linux Swap File partition at the `end of the card` would it be used and if so, would there be any advantage over standard EXT(4) install?

What say you all ?

PS - Thanks Tyween & co. Still brilliant!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jamin_1:
First thanks for your answer.

I can't find the option in the free titanium version.

A few weeks ago I read something about an app which can solve my problem but I can't remember the name.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] L_o_k_i:
@Jamin_1

In Titanium Backup go in menu/Batch. After that you will see in the list "Move user apps to the SD card"

EDIT: I didn't try this myself but I think it's a good start to do what you're looking for.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clio94:
you can do this with titanium backup and delete ext partition,but some apps after reboot or connect to pc as usb disk maybe will stop to function
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jamin_1:
thanks a lot you're right.

But when I try to move them back, there comes a message "skipping". I have to search along.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pecora:
a swap partition reduces the life of sd card, too many read-write cicles
[HD2 Android NAND Development] m@rk82:
Hi,

excuse me for my poor english.

I have a problem with this rom. I installed the 3.09 Version and i have a problem.

If i use google maps with 3g connection the telephone crash and if i use wifi all goes fine!

I did some tests and the results are:

- gps work correctly (with aura or "gps test" app fix in 2 minutes)

- 3g connection work correctly (i used speed test and i downloaded some app from market)

- wifi work correctly.

The problem seem to be google maps.

Can someone help me??

Thanks all.

Bye Mark
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kafer12:
guys, does Wireless Tether for ROOT work on 3.0.9? cLK or MAGLDR? thx
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pecora:
Try to fix permission or uninstall and re-install googlemaps. for me no problem with it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pecora:
i have connection problem with wireless tether for root installed, it doesn't connect to internet neither the internal one, uninstalling wireless tether the internal tether works very well.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Leachpunk:
Pecora, this is not exactly the same, but I've noticed you have helped a few with their wifi tethering issues. I have not installed any kind of app, I have used the internal tethering app in settings/wifi and when I connect a device to it, it connects with limited availability. I can see it and I can connect, but it will not pull data. Nothing happens on the data indicator, but I can continue to use the phone just fine.

Any help would be appreciated.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ossi:
Is this a problem with most ROMs nowadays or? Still no chance of getting a GPS lock here..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pecora:
the only thing i know is that a problem like your i had with installed wireless tether, uninstalling that the problem gone, i think you have a data connection swicth on before activate tethering
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Leachpunk:
I'm sorry, it is not connecting, it just sits there and says "Obtaining IP"

EDIT:

While this doesn't fix the issue with the Cyanogen Native wi-fi tether. I did do some more searching and found where someone mentioned they had been using Barnacle Wifi Tether, and it worked great for me. The app can be retrieved from the market.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Puppetmaster_sr:
cLK working fine for me.,like night and day from the first time I tried it. No drops here (knock on wood.,lol)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kafer12:
I`ve changed server in build.prop from "us.*" to "europe.*" and got a fix in about two minutes. btw, the same result I got with US server. not sure, but I suspect that android doesn`t load ephemerides table for GPS satellites - as our HD2 did while running WinMo - but just trying to collect aGPS info or smth like this, which doesn`t work for HD2 owners. well, I mean we`ll never have as stable GPS receiver as on native android device.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EyeTech:
Is your reception always strong, such that your signal never becomes absent?

At home, where i have strong signal, the data is solid on this rom and doesn't drop. I only notice problems at work when i have either no signal or about 2 bars. Data does not re-establish after a spell of no signal.

If your signal drops to nothing (i.e. An X in the notification bar), does data automatically re-establish when signal returns? Mine does not. It does with magldr and rmnet.

Sent using my Galaxy Tab (Euro) from XDA Premium app.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Derek0228:
Wow. No data drops for me on latest CLK version. This is unbelievable. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmarti:
@ Tyween,

I know you are on CLK right now, how is it working for you?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
reinstalled with 3.0.9 clk and wow im loving it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
those of you on cLK:

add this to the bottom of your /system/etc/ppp/ip-up file

default dev ppp0

This has seemed to help fix "network unreachable" when only on a 2g network, right after a phone call. Thanks to DimICE!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ~~Tito~~:
Time to flash, is there another update coming lol. I've avoided the past 3 because they are so frequent ;).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
edit it with es file explorer correct
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
Maybe... maybe not. The last few updates have been focused on cLK as I just started using it again. I am hoping to stay on cLK as there have been a lot of improvements to cLK PPP stability lately. If there is some way to improve the build I will certainly do so. I don't like leaving you guys in the dark, more updates shouldn't be looked at negatively if you ask me ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DimICE:
route add default dev ppp0

But it works for me only if i run this script manualy.. With ip-up no effect for me..

May be this: http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,4721 will be usefull.. in next cm nightly
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oxydiom:
+1

Tyween! Please do something about it!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
Thanks for clarification. I thought it was worth a shot. I experienced this issue before I put this into the ip-up file and haven't had a chance to test it yet. It seems you already have though.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kovjanos:
why cLK

Whats all the cLK features against MAGLDR that drive the users to fight with cLK?

- ppp instead of rmnet? its faster or more stable? that means all the official win+android devices are lacking full data speed & stability?

- no gogogo? are you guys rebooting your devices a lot?

- rommanager, etc? isn't CWM solves all of these? are those features really usable with our roms?

Many thanks, Janos
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tinuz97:
Jeez....no need to SCREAM.

And something like could you maybey fix the problem sounds nicer to,now it sounds demanding,just my 2 cents.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oxydiom:
Agree :D but I've posted about this problem 4 or 5 times but no one even noticed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jizreal:
+1... I cant understand all the headaches you guys/girls go through with clk. Everytime i hear something good and consider trying it out it's followed by 3 or 4 post of instability. I dont want to have to reboot my phone constantly just for data or have to adb push files back and forth. Just seems not worth it until its as stable as magldr. All i.m.o. Though not stepping on any toes. Just dont get the excitement of it all...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ~~Tito~~:
Haha, I don't see them negatively eaither, was just yanking your chain :p. Cant wait to see the improvements. Been a little busy to do much of anything lol.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tageeboy:
guess what? Since the latest update I have noticed my wifi signal is finally comparable with froyo builds. Up this point all gingerbread roms have always had very weak signal compared to froyo but now they are the same. not sure It it was the ip up edits or something else but I'm so happy I'm having a nerdgasim.thanks tween

Sent from tin can with string.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ~~Tito~~:
Its not as bad as it seems, I havent rebooted much at all, and I am on 3.0.6. Going to 3.0.9 now. I choose CLK over MGLR because my HD2 functions just like an android device, direct booting althe time, faster boot times, rebooting directly to recovery works, and charging while off.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Puppetmaster_sr:
I'm the opposite.,very weak at home but very strong at work. The first time I had cLK it was horrible.,went back to magldr quick.,now I'm running great and yes at home I go in and out depending where I am and It seems to connect just fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jizreal:
i would love to boot directly in android if it meant no problems with my data but it doesnt right now lol. My phone on MGLR boots within seconds never took a minute to boot all the way into android. True i cant boot into recovery w/o holding the button but really how bad is that? And charging the phone while its off??? Why do you want to charge your phone while its off? I dont get that. So i cant boot into recovery and cant charge while my phone is off but i never worry about turning off 3g and not getting a signal or switching between wifi and 3g/2g...I guess its just preference but unless data speeds are going to be faster(2g/3g) i hope Tyween doesn't stop making MGLR download.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wodzini:
ok, sorry maybe its a lame question buth does facebook app work on gingerbread? since 3,08 build i have problems with it, it only works on newsfeed if i try to open msgs or my profile it crashes, it never happend before it does constantly on this rom, i couldnt find any info is this common issue or is it only my problem ? sorry for my english ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
If nobody tries to work with cedesmith by providing radio logs or troubleshooting, cLK will never get anywhere. It is a work in progress, and I have decided to try to help with troubleshooting, at least for a few days. I think that the stability has drastically increased over the last few days. I think reboot into native recovery as well as fastboot, and ROM manager support make it awesome. When data is 100% stable there is no way I am going back to MAGLDR.. I only run Android, and I want the most native solution possible.

I don't plan to stop making cLK or MAGLDR versions despite which bootloader I choose to run on my phone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Puppetmaster_sr:
Really? You searched for info on this? Go to the top of this page and click "search this thread" type in "facebook"., your welcome
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wodzini:
ok my bad sorry for being such a n00b
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LiFE1688:
This is how I see it, you will never be able to run the phone fully 100% native, since HD2 is native WM6. WM6 and the HD2 radio prefers PPP, and Android prefers RMnet. The wrapper is similiar to tricking Android to think a PPP connection is actually a RMnet connection. It is a work in progress.

As for cLK vs MGLR, you might have to ask yourself, are you modding your phone to run Android just for the sake of saying you can, or you are modding it because you think Android is better than WM6.

The reason some of us wants to try something different than the main guy is because we want to do something different which is the spirit of modding in the first place. HD2 was intended to run WM6, nothing more, nothing less, in the spirit of testing, we now have it running on Linux powered OS (Android, Meego, Ubuntu), as well as WM7 which isn't what the manufacturer intended. Now since we already disregard the manufacturer, why should we just stick to 1 MGLR, and not try the other guy (cLK)? Rather limiting isn't it?

We all "troubleshoot" MGLR, the respective Android builds, now we are "needed" to test out cLK to make it better, is it so wrong?

All the mods are the hard work of a collection of people, no reason not to give them their due respect when they in turn need us to support them. Give cLK a try, not because it is better or worse, but because cedesmith needs us to make cLK better. cedesmith doesn't need cLK or us, but you know what, he made it, we just give him the respect to at least try it and support it in any way we can, just for the sake of "modding". No support from us, no reason to keep trying something different, let's all just go back to WM6.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kovjanos:
Cant agree. I usually give a try to every 2nd/3rd release (cLK, kernel update, or recently wrapper), send back logs if I have something new but than (actually immediately) step back to MAGLDR. Thats because cLK (actually not cLk itself but the support from kernel/wrapper side) is like MAGLDR v0.9 - and as is, its different "troubleshooting", like beta testing.

Or do you have another device using for 'normal' ops?

In all of the features cLK will bring us only charging while off belongs to the normal usage. I'm not excited about native things - that's the nature of HD2, and - at least for me - normal usage means using it as a phone, smartphone, pda, etc.. but not booting recovery directly.

I do not want to forget "I'm on HD2" :)

R, Janos
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EyeTech:
Ok. I'm game. Not sure what logs etc. to make. Can't find a link to cedesmith's work in the OP and a search didn't really enlighten me.

Anyone kind enough to point me in the right direction if I want to help. I get reproducible data problems on cLK only so I'm in a good position to help.

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
go into terminal emulator and type this:

su

logcat -b radio > /mnt/sdcard/radio.log

You could also accomplish this through adb shell. The log will start filling up until you reboot or stop the logcat process. You can also change the filename if you wish to radio1.log, etc..

Then let it run. Mine has been running all day.. I haven't had too many connectivity issues today though, maybe something has been captured. This is the log that cedesmith needs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EyeTech:
Thanks Tween. 2 questions:

1. How do I stop logcat. Is there a command to use in the terminal?

2. How do I send it to cedesmith?

As I'm now at home (not work) for 4 days due to Easter I doubt I'll get many data probs. I'll try and find a weak signal area in my house and then sort out a log file for him.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tone_la:
Am I the only one seeing this? Any ideas to disable this?

UPDATE: Turns out there is an option in Super Manager to remind for APP2SD during install. Simply disable the reminder in SETTINGS and voila!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
type killall logcat... or reboot

You can send it to cedesmith just by finding radio.log in the root of your sdcard, and attaching it to a forum post.. or uploading it anywhere on the web, linking it to him.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ~~Tito~~:
Charging while off to me equals, when the phone dies and I charge it, nothing pops up. Also, if I just wantedbto charge it and gain maximum charge.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Infralol:
Hello people , just installed Clk + this fine rom.This build leaves a very good impression so far!Thanks chef!

The clk instalation was abit confusing , but with the help from those 2 guides I made it ,though I suspect something was overlooked.

At first boot I had data connection, then did 2 resets so the rom can "settle in" , toyed with rom manager and now there is absolutely no data at all.I tried switching airplane mode on/off, data connection, reset did not help either.Wifi works just fine.

Was I supposed to install any aditional fixes after the install?All I did was to apply cpu level tweaks and gps fix.

Im gonna run radiologcat over night and share the results.

Thank you for hard work improving this rom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aarick:
The reason I'm wanting to test out clk besides making my HD2 feel like a native device is that I'm hoping further improvement to ppp will make it more stable then rmnet.

Don't get me wrong...rmnet is pretty stable but I feel that it's not 100% ..when I was using my iPhone 4..I could download a file while on the train to work and it usually doesn't drop out..but with rmnet..I get more pauses in between n issues..just my experience and it could be different for everyone else..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EyeTech:
Right chickies. A little test...

So I've been trying to reproduce my cLK data problems so I can send a nice logfile to cedesmith (ril_wrapper man).

Turns out it was easy.

Can anyone else reproduce?

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Here is my setup:

HD2 (Euro), 3.0.9 cLK

Wifi Off

Data on (3g), signal present

Browsed market - fine

2 bars present

Wrapped phone in tin foil (Aluminum kitchen foil, not sure what you call that in the US)

Tried to call phone - didn't connect (so I knew there was no signal)

Unwrapped phone. Confirmed X in notification with no connection

Signal re-established and 3/H icon appears in the data bit of the notification bar

Loaded market, but can't connect, just get that retry box

Try browser etc, same deal. No data. Yet got signal and a data icon.

Now that is totally reproducible for me.

I'm sending log to cedesmith.

Anyone else care to try.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vitalisvv:
Explain me, please, folder "/data/system/dropbox" appointment. Rom 3.0.9. Just only after flashing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tageeboy:
Tween, check the Ip-down file.I think there is a type oo there. In. the line with a path I see an extra space after the rm ... At last on mine thus I'd the case.bit sure I'd thus helps buy out seemed odd to me.

Sent from tin can with string.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tageeboy:
Call me crazy but I removed the extra space in the path below and so far I've been able to switch between wifi and 3g and back 4 times without a single data hiccup where as before I had to either do airplane mode and or reboot when switching from wifi and cellular data. Below is the info. Please wait until someone much smarter than me is able to review this theory before trying as I dont know crap about android code. Maybe it is must a fluke but it is working fire me now I think.

Below is how the Ip down file looked on my phone before my edit.

#!/bin/sh

/bin/rm /etc/ppp/ppp0.pid

Note the space after the rm. I'd that the way it should be?

update. I can now switch back and fourth from 3g and wifi at will with only 3 to 5 seconds of down time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jizreal:
i posted this at work and forgot all about it...nice to see it discussed w/o anyone being ignorant.

.. if i had another hd2 i would try to help but seeing as i use tween's TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 rom for everyday use, hoping on and off 3g and wif i need guaranteed stability. i do love booting into android but like Kovjanos said "I do not want to forget I'm on HD2 :)" orginally a windows 6.5 phone.