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[HD2 Android SD Development] newbietruly:
07152011 Build Patches

I've attached everything in the order that materoprodutions mentioned. Have fun and good luck! By the way, these patches are independent of the build. Also here are the links for references:

1. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14446249&postcount=1

2. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1100114

3. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15764172&postcount=1575

4. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15793954&postcount=12906
[HD2 Android SD Development] materoprodutions:
thank you!!!
[HD2 Android SD Development] rpstter:
6 satellite GPS lock from a cold start in LESS than 5 seconds! Amazing!

Haven’t tested the RAM script fully yet
[HD2 Android SD Development] rpstter:
SDCard Partition Questions

I’ve tried several times to partition my SD Card according to the Faq (Using MiniTool Partition Wizard) ending up with 6.5Gb FAT32, 800Mb ext3 and a 200Mb linux swap. ACA seems to recognize the ext3 partion and the swap partition however the system becomes sluggish and unstable. I often get SOD’s and random reboots and it takes approx. 5 minutes to shutdown.

Should I let it sit for a few hours to stabilize after partitioning?

What exactly is the middle ext3 partition used for?

ACA is responsive without partitions, do I really need them?

Thanks in advance
[HD2 Android SD Development] sanju.b80:
15 Hrs 26m 51s on battery and i am at 58% !!!!!

Yippy !!!!

This is the greatest gift ever... Thanks ACA.

And thanks disable-proximity-sensor-battery-problem-solver guy !!! :) :) :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] dttung80:
Saturday morning.... hungry and hungry....

Anybody know where is Warren? So hungry. :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] dumbquestion:
well, i've tried applying the root with circular battery files with a new 7-15-11 build in all sorts of configurations (formatted card, new data file, etc.) and every time I get stuck in a flying-guy boot-loop.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sacredabyss:
Thanks for the info man. The reference posts did not say how to install those patches without using CWM, how should I install it?

Also, Could someone confirm which GPS.conf region best suit Australia please?

Thanks a lot in advance.;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Look at post #13189 and #13190.
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
The ext3 partition is a backup partition.

Your files and settings will be copyed to that partition during shutdown.

That's probably why it took so long to shutdown.

At bootup the build will check the backup against your installation for missing files.

If there are files missing, it will copy them from your backup to your system.

That copying was probably why it fealt a little sluggish.

All That means if you installed a fresh build with a new data.img, your apps and settings will be restored from the backup automatically during first boot, which makes updates a piece of cake since you won't have to use backup software manually to backup and restore.

The backup function will also check if you deinstalled apps and will erase them from the backup partition.

That's what it's meant to do and it usually does it quite well. Sometimes though, mistakes can happen and the backup function doesn't work properly. So if apps come back after every reboot, that you have deinstalled or apps/settings/sms/etc vanish after reboots, erase the content of the ext3. A fresh backup will be created with the next shutdown/bootup cycle and it should be fine.

However, before you update the build, check if your files really have been backed up to the ext3. And always backup your old data image before you erase it for an update.

You still can try to use your old data.img when you update.

After the first couple of shutdown/bootcycles, speed should be the same as without ext3 partition. If it doesn't get better, repeat the process of partitioning.
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
You need to use the framework that has the same date as your build.
[HD2 Android SD Development] XcOM:
I've tried sevral different versions of android via the CD card method, and i think this is the best one i've ever used.

Im not into the sence stuff as on most roms tends to make my device slow and unresponcive, most times also kills the battery quite fast,

This one however seems to FLY on my HD2, O2 even installed the correct radio for me when i sent it away for repair.

The battery life seems better with this one, just run the battery callibration and the battery seemed to die really quickly, fingers crossed charging it 100% while off will fix that problem.

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On a side note, will the new honeycomb lock screen be included soon as it was released with the latest cyanomod 7 release?
[HD2 Android SD Development] dumbquestion:
OK... so do I need to to use a fresh install of my saved 0610 ACA to use the 0610 battery mod framework, then transfer the data.img to my a 0715 build?
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
If that's the latest version, you may have to ask cmillens nicely for an update. There's no point in going back to an earlier build just to get a circular battery icon. Another approach may be to search through the many themes available to find one that suits you best.

You can apply them through themechooser.
[HD2 Android SD Development] dumbquestion:
Thanks, i'll do that.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Tubgirl:
Hey dumbquestion... maybe this is a dumb question but if you're only after the battery percent there's a setting in the Cyanogenmod settings to display the battery percentage instead of the battery icon in the notification area.

Just in case you didn't know ;)

Brgds... /Tubgirl
[HD2 Android SD Development] rpstter:
Excellent information, thank you very much.
[HD2 Android SD Development] prattjo:
The Burger is missing

I think I am going to get a burger because here we might stay hungry
[HD2 Android SD Development] cheahcl:
Is it normal that anything I copy to my SD card through a USB cable in Android shows up in windows as copied, but the files doesn't exist in ES explorer? Is it a bug and is there a fix?

Thanks!
[HD2 Android SD Development] p107r0:
"it's not a bug it's a feature"

quote attributed to Bill Gates

so far, until the feature is resolved, the safest course is to copy files under WM, or via WiFi shares
[HD2 Android SD Development] cariocap:
Install Multi Mount SD-Card from Market
[HD2 Android SD Development] tamba52:
internet telephony n incoming call error

Ok I thoroughly checked this (process com.android.phone is not responding)......

This happens after you have made viber or skype2.0 call, any incoming call the phone freezes then no sound untill u reboot.....

Work around solution: after viber or skype2.0 call, make a gsm call from your phone which shud be answered, after that any incoming call you will be connected successfuly...untill any other internet call....

Please the great DEVS look into this problem & find a solution ASAP....This problem is only on our beloved HD2:mad:
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
Thanks for the workaround. Hopefully this information will help someone pinpoint the problem and find a full solution. I am wondering whether this and the proximity sensor issue are down to the leo libs as AGPS was.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sacredabyss:
Thanks for the help, but after I applying the patch the GPS is still not functioning. Still keep saying location temporarily not available.

I hope next update would work.:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] Bazzz66:
+1 on the freezing after a viber call.
[HD2 Android SD Development] geenyous:
Viber

Yep, +1 here too, so its a build issue, or both kernels apparently have a problem here...
[HD2 Android SD Development] prgwhiting:
Google Navigation Sound inconsistent

Okay I've done extensive searches on this post and can't find anyone who is reporting the same problem that I am or a solution to it, so here goes.

When I use Navigation (I'm in the U.K.) it all seems to work fine except for the volume on the speech. I can set it at full volume and it will work for a couple of directions at full volume, but will then switch to half volume or almost silent and after a couple more times switch back up.

Is anyone else having problems similar? And more importantly, has anyone got a solution.

Thanks

Great build by the way. If I can get this problem solved then I shall be staying on it for quite a while.
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
No. It's an HD2 issue. Tytung made AGPS work by updating the relevant lib. My theory is that this is also a leo lib issue. Proximity Sensor battery drain may also be.
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
I have used it, but not for a long while. I don't remember any volume issues, but I was so used to having Joanna Lumley tell me "you have reached your destination darling" with TomTom on Winmo that any reduction in volume from the Googlebird would be welcome.

Sorry I can't help, but you may want to try one of the GPS only SatNav options, so as not to rely on Google.
[HD2 Android SD Development] prgwhiting:
Thanks for the reply. Johanna Lumley telling me where to go sounds like heaven. I'm sticking with Google, it's seen me right ever since I first started using it, it's only with this build that I've experienced the choppy sound and it's only on the Navigation app.
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
The other favourite with TomTom was Ozzy Osbourne. There were 2 versions normal and bleeped "go straight across the f*cking roundabout" in his spaced out brummy accent is a treat...
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
Just a heads up.

On the latest dev kernel I've enabled the ability to look at the VDD levels and have given the ability to adjust the VDD levels just as they are on Typhoon CM7.

Oh and Two Way Call Recording has been RE-enabled. :)

;)

Also on the ROM end, have updated the GPS to Tytung 1.8 NMEA.
[HD2 Android SD Development] yugoport:
Wow, fresh meat :o) thank you for your great work with the HD2.. you and cope are already a legend here.. thanks for everything.
[HD2 Android SD Development] PlayStation:
Hi Warren. Nice to see you buddy. And thanks for the heads up. Sounds delicious....

Any progress with the blood sucking proximity sensor! ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
was gonna look into that today perhaps. no progress tho on it.
[HD2 Android SD Development] prattjo:
What is VDD please.
[HD2 Android SD Development] PlayStation:
No worry we shall wait. As you do further tests you may consider having a look at the following app..... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

If you guys find it useful you can cook it into the rom or at least throw it in the AndroidApps folder. :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android SD Development] PlayStation:
I suspect this has to do with undervolting and overvolting settings in the kernel but not sure. I never touch the cpu voltage and always work with defaults.... ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
Will let people set their own CPU voltages if they desire.

___________

On a side note, the prox sensor issue is due to the hack cotulla and team implemented. I'm looking into a fix.
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
Update :)

Latest build updated :)

info on the first post.

(this does not include the dev kernel warren mentioned earlier) that will come in a bit.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nelthalin:
Nice! Great work both of you!

BTW how is the NAND version doing? :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] ecb5:
Miam!

I will try. Huge thanks to both of you.
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
NAND has been doing AMAZING. Cope has used the CLK NAND version, I've been using the normal MAGLDR NAND. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kushXmaster:
Sweet! Just in time because my data rolled over for the month today so it won't take a week to download lol.

Downloaded...updating soon, depending on how my linux studying goes...trying to teach myself lol...should be fun.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ecb5:
How are you going 2 decide which one we are getting?
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
both work perfect. the only real diff is that CLK has an extra partition which allows for quick flashing of future NAND ROM'S for the HD2.....which would also include future versions of ACA.

So I think we'll leave the community with a number of options. Cope sent me our new ROM build method.....INSANE, i haven't even used it yet but in what i've observed thus far, a beaut. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] reijkelhof:
Some people mentioned earlier that the 15 jul build became laggy after an extended time of use.

I just experienced this phenomenon too. Could not trace down any source, it was like the cpu frequency was not getting back up to speed after waking up the phone.

(I am using setcpu with interactive 'screen off' profile set to min 245, so it could be a setcpu bug too)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kushXmaster:
I have mine set to 245 min and haven't experienced this even after 3 or 4 days w/o reboot.

I saw a post about a RAM optimization script that several users thought helped speed up their phone and increase snappiness...maybe give that a try?
[HD2 Android SD Development] naturesbless:
First off, the build is just awesome! Everything is loading faster and smoothly using an old SD.

Is it just me or is market really not in the newest build? (This is on a freshly formatted SD.)

If it's not there, should I reinstall?
[HD2 Android SD Development] dimangelid:
Any news about that?
[HD2 Android SD Development] t-mizzle:
12 hours on the Feb 26 build. Just one big fatty mckfatty install, restored my apps from the Feb 22 build. Battery life is good, in standby it ate 3% in ~3 hours, as low as 4 mAh recorded by currency widget. Working great

OMG, led is always on, I can't remove button saviour, angry birds not working and camera has a green tint...NOT

One again, great work guys!
[HD2 Android SD Development] loaferkan:
I got the same 2300mah battery, do you charge it via laptop? or the charger? because when I have plugged into the laptop it doesn't charge it...it does it just for a few seconds and then stop...and the battery is brand new.:confused:

but I changed the kernel and let see..now it show that its charging....hope it stay like this.
[HD2 Android SD Development] RicarduZonta:
The OEM extended battery doesn't work properly. I am fine with the unofficial one, though.

This is ok:

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[HD2 Android SD Development] Stanley Kubrick:
Micro Sdhc 32gb partitioned sdcard

Hello

Anyone can help me to find the correct way to partitioned 32gb micro shdc .

Did a really need a linuxswap partition, and if yes what is the minimum size?

Linuxswap is set as primary or logical?

Is it correct that after partioning, i just have to drag and drop the new release in the sd to upgrade?

Thanks Cope & Warren and everyone else for this last but no least amazing release.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sth_safal:
well.. i m NOT using wp7.. i know abt those partitioning and stuffs... but idk wat happened here.. i was trying the 24th feb(c) build.. copied rootfs and startup from magldr directory to the root of android directory.. it did create a data.img and started the rom with force close at the beginning (which used to happen before deleting 05mountsd) i quickly restarted and returned to check my nand rom and it starts... but quickly runs into force close and boot loops... i think i can post a video of the same if u want to check... but before that let me try the new build.. hope it does the trick, and though I use rafdroid.. cant get enough of your build, have to use it time and again... :) :) :D

and thanks for one awesome build (if not using magldr :p)
[HD2 Android SD Development] davidrh:
Wifi busted in a really odd way

So first, everything else seems to be working properly for me using the 226 build. Many thanks for that. However, wifi continues to be a pain in me arse...

I'm just about out of troubleshooting ideas so I'm providing as complete a review of my situation as possible in hopes someone else has an idea.

I have:

TMOUS HD2 running 022611, radio 2.14.50.04

Two APs, one each D-Link & Buffalo, connected to Charter inet

Symptoms:

No request for an off-LAN destination completes with wifi enabled

I *do* connect successfully to either AP

I *do* pull an IP from DHCP

I *do* properly apply DNS server settings

I *do* resolve internet sites (e.g., bing.com, google.com) to accurate IP addresses

I *do* successfully connect to on-LAN SMB & RDP hosts using either IP or host name

I *cannot* successfully connect to internet sites when wifi is enabled, using either AP, by either host name or IP (from Gingerbread only)

I *cannot* connect to Market or any other network based application when wifi is enabled, using either AP (from Gingerbread only)

For comparison, the same operations on the same phone all succeed when running WM6.x, WinPho7, or pre-GB Android, as well as any desktop *nix distro. In all cases, 3G works fine although it does frequently slow to 2G inside the house.

Any ideas are welcome because as I mentioned, I am fresh out.
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
faq faq faq
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
Could you please show layout of you partitions ?
[HD2 Android SD Development] hoangtu2410:
i used charger first , i will try via laptop tomorrow . So , what's the kernel u changed ? and how about extended battery after change kernel ? My battery drain fast to 56 - 57% and now drain much slower , i hope HD2 can working for 2 days or more .

P/S : Can u show me how to change kernel pls ? I don't know how to get in to the recovery mode :P
[HD2 Android SD Development] Omegavirus:
tried to use this with rafpigna's 1.7 oc kernel from the desire hd build.. works great so far @ 1,5ghz.. (Y) only problem is that wlan died.. tried to replace the modules/init.d with copying the files/folders from kernel to Android/root but now phone freezes after booting.. /: (but wlan seems to connect..^^)
[HD2 Android SD Development] zarathustrax:
Hey Copenhagen...

I got my partitions all set up and going and made the changes and everything seems to be working fine with the partitions. I've rebooted several times and haven't lost any settings I'm aware of. Is there anything else I should do to test whether the bkup2sdext is working properly?

The biggest problem for me with the most recent build is that I still have the data coming on while my phones in standby or whenever wifi is off, even though I have data turned off in settings. It's causing my battery to drain much quicker than usual... I'm gonna try using green power like someone suggested a couple pages back to keep data off while sleeping, but that's not going to help when I have phone on and not using wifi.

Do you have any ideas what's causing this bug? It's only started in the last couple builds. I may switch to an older build for now until it gets worked out if I can't find a way to manage it.
[HD2 Android SD Development] geenyous:
Wake up issue

I am on 2602 and everything runs smooth so far, had one random reboot but am hoping that that was an isolated case...

atm, wireless tether is also not working, get limited connectivity and it only seems to upload data, download stays stuck at 0.4 kb? this may be an isolated issue, I will do further testing...

The only (major) problem I have is the wake up of the screen. I have not found any way of getting it on again other than wait. in the previous Froyo cyan build I used (HD2ONE) there was a workaround that you could set unlocking of the display with the hw buttons, then if the screen wont wake, you could press the respective button and the homescreen would appear.

Having read not much about that in the last few post nor in the FAQ I am not sure if this is known and accepted or if it is only happening on some devices?

I find it really annoying, how can I prove the point that my hd2 with gbread is that much better than an iphone when my screen wont wake up? :eek:

Any known workaround?

I have setcpu installed, lookout, no taskkiller and have an EU HD2, 16gb sd class 2...

EDIT: WOW, now this sucks big time. I made a reboot to see if that would solve the tethering issue and I thought it takes a bit long on the cm7 screen, but then again the loading of this build takes so much more time than my previous one, so I didnt pay too much notice. After entering the pin I get greeted by various FC msgs and all my setting are gone again...

I had the img from 2402c, will set everything up again (SD format as well) and let the 2602 build create the image and then Ill cross my fingers that this wont happen again. As I said, I'd hate to not use this build as it appears to be great, but unfortunately so far all I have with this build is problems...

Loosing all settings while "in the wild" really is a major problem for a feature that is not that great anyway, imao. I had the feeling that you have to load all the settings of your apps again with TB (apps are there, but settings not...?) when I tested the feature by letting it create a img after I had set up some apps or am I missing something?
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
I remember reading that set cpu might cause the screen freeze depending on its settings.

Does your screen still freeze, when you don't have setcpu installed?

Mine doesn't and I don't use setcpu.
[HD2 Android SD Development] zarathustrax:
Yeah, I haven't had screen freeze problems with sd builds since the older september/october builds... could it maybe be your sd card? If the sd card has a slow random access speed, it could cause your screen to freeze or not turn fast. I haven't had any issues with any screen delays or freezes with this build.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Dunc001:
I know this isn't anything specific to this build (or at least I don't think it is) but I'll ask here because you're all such a friendly knowledgeable bunch ;) What is with the .thumbnails folder that appears in the DCIM folder on my SD card? It is massive and totally screws up my Album in WinMo/Sense when I'm there because it tries to cache several thousand images! If I have my phone in WinMo and connect to my PC by USB as Disk Drive (not ActiveSync) it takes 8 minutes to delete the folder!!! Is there any way to avoid this or is it something that Android needs to operate?
[HD2 Android SD Development] JesusFreak316:
They are exactly that, thumbnails. Android creates them to make gallery so smooth; if it had to load all the big images it would be MUCH slower.
[HD2 Android SD Development] zarathustrax:
I'm trying green power and it doesn't seem to work either to turn of mobile data... I'm gonna try an app to keep my wifi on constantly and see how that effects my battery life. The mobile data turning on while my phones asleep drains so much power because I get poor reception inside my house, so it's constantly switching between E and 3G.

Also, since I have prepaid T-mobile and don't have a normal data plan, I wonder if it uses more power because it keeps trying to get data from the connection, but can't because t-mobile stops any data. With prepaid T-mobile, the data still connects, because it uses data for mms and when I open a webpage, I get sent to a page asking if I want to pay the $1.50 for a web daypass. I can also get to some t-zones menus. So it connects to t-mobile apn, but it can't access any internet or data unless I buy a daypass.

Anyways, I hope a fix is found for this. Like I said, it only started in the last couple builds, so that should make it easier to find out what caused this bug. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this or work-around this problem?
[HD2 Android SD Development] xuix:
Hi,

I was having exactly the same problem with WakeUP delay, and i've now find the solution!

It's about the cluster size of your Fat32 partition ! i've a 16gb Class4 Kingston MicroSD. Format it with big clusters size (64k/32k) make my phone very long for wake up... i think it's due to my MicroSD...

before i format using Dos command (format x: /fs:fat32 /a:32k) and here was the problem

Solution i've found for solve my "sod" pb:

now, i only format my MicroSD in FAT32 (primary) with default opt. in EASEUS Partition Master (v7.0.1) and now, thats great !

hope it can help you (and others)

iNFO:

- i'am use only FAT32 (no extra ext partition)

- copeNwarren 022611 build (240buildprop)(Standard, no-Tmous)

- radio 2.15.50.14

- winmo 6.5 (VBNDroid-Reloaded2-21913-Oct08)