yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] tommykry:
Hell yeah cope! I hope this one is the shinizzle! Good luck!

Tommy
[HD2 Android SD Development] benjieb:
hi all,

can display Flash stuff when browsing. Market has a flash player but not for this device.

any idea where i can get flash player from ? any other way to get flash to work ?

I am on aug 28th Rom and use Opera 11.

thx
[HD2 Android SD Development] reijkelhof:
the android market flash player works for me.
[HD2 Android SD Development] dyval:
I uninstalled market updater. Works for me.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sanju.b80:
Two SD Magldr builds in one SD card.

Hi Guys,

Had a small query.

Can I have two Magldr builds on the same SD Card and i can run anyone by selecting the Android SD Dir from the Magdlr menu when I start the phone.

Is this possible?

Thanks.
[HD2 Android SD Development] benjieb:
Hmmm... Since i upgraded to aug28 build i have an android market app that look different (prefered the old one but that's not the point).

When i look for flash player it says i can't install on my device. How can i get it by either overriding some filter in and market or the file from elsewhere ?

Thx
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Change the lcd_pixel_density to 240. Installation default is 167, and the market needs to see some devices at a 240 dot pitch. You can do this after installation by editing the build.prop file (located) /system/build.prop

Make sure the editor you use has su (root) permissions, and also be sure to mount the filesystem (in the app menu, to make it writable) and to save your changes. If this still doesn't work in the market - although it should - there are other simple editing changes that can be done to 'alter' the HD2's identity... but these probably aren't necessary.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Both builds would need to be in a folder called "Android" because of file paths references, so calling one "Android" and the other "Android2" and then changing AD SD DIR in Magldr would not work (if running "Android2" a new data.img would be created in "Android"). You would have to change the folder name to "Android" using your NAND OS before booting via Magldr. If using WM6.5 then you would probably not use Magldr anyway, just CLRCAD and HaRET (after changing folder name to Android)

I hope this helps. Don't know why you would want to try another ROM anyway unless its to use different versions of ACA;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Not every build needs the folder named "Android".

I'm not using magldr but there are users that switch between several builds all the time.

@sanju.b80

Maybe it would be a good idea to use the forum search and read some of the magldr how-to threads.
[HD2 Android SD Development] trezack:
i have installed this build but market FC..i rebooted phone and market dissappeared i tried to reinstall but same thing happened again...my brother have this build too and it works normally
[HD2 Android SD Development] walidhazem:
Try fresh install or try downloading a market by Uzi a while back with fc fix
[HD2 Android SD Development] sibinn:
How to uninstall, WHEN I try, I AM DENIED.
[HD2 Android SD Development] nuron:
Does anyone have a weird problem like mine where the music player skips randomly back and forth between tracks before settling down? It's like the phone has a mind of its own.
[HD2 Android SD Development] jfrm:
Could be a not enough tight connection. Try to insert the jack firmly. If it is not the fourth pin in the plug can suffer false pulses.
[HD2 Android SD Development] nuron:
That could probably be it. Thanks!
[HD2 Android SD Development] SamStone:
I've installed the AmeriCan Android and everything works great except one thing, I can't transfer files from my computer to the phone via USB cable. I have USB debugging mode turned on and it shows the file being copied to the phone but it either doesn't copy at all or there is a 0 byte file on the phone with the name I was copying. Anyone have any ideas as to what I might be doing wrong? Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
IIRC, this is a known issue. To workaround, get an app from the market called Multi Mount. I believe this should solve your problem. (Personally) I use Android Commander as an android to PC file explorer... but this is a whole different animal and a very convoluted install - although it works! Try the market app. Good Luck.
[HD2 Android SD Development] SamStone:
Thanks, I'll give it a shot.
[HD2 Android SD Development] sanju.b80:
Thanks for your replies.

I completely agree that ACA is an awesome choice and i have been with ACA since the beginning. However, lately, i have started looking at the new phones and the SENSE UI... :) :). Absolutely not willing to go off my HD2 for sure, but the sense UI is pulling me further towards looking at other options of builds which are stable and providing Sense. Any chances that ACA can have the sense UI with it? I saw BoxMax, seems to be stable with 720p recording and sense 3.5. Experts please advice what do to...

Thanks again.
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
I admit that I'm not really up to speed on what the exact advantages of the Sense UI are in the Andriod realm. In my experience, the Sense UI overlay for WM 6.5 is just about miraculous! Love it! Though I seldom if ever use WM anymore (though I retain it for personal reasons).

From what I know (very limited, I'll admit), Sense - under Android, is very iPhone like, and not for me. I like the app drawer concept... and with a Launcher like GoLauncher EX, I can't see what could be better. Very configurable. If Sense has other advantages - I'm unaware of them. My brief trial of a MIUI build had me running back to ACA (and GoLauncher) very quickly. Just my semi-informed $.02 fwiw. - Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] NYLimited:
Sure, but you may have to rename folders to indicate which ROM they contain and to "Android" when using them.

Better yet, use

RunDroid-dual boot to (multi) Android SD

- it will do the renaming for you automatically. :cool:

---------- Post added at 02:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:36 AM ----------

Sense has a few more things in it besides the launcher interface (e.g. weather, stock tab, favorites, etc.) although most of those things can be added from the Market as individual items. The animated weather, for example, is one of the Sense favorites and Android apps have not done as a good job, IMHO, doing this. Fancy Widgets does a decent imitation of it though occasionally annoying. :o
[HD2 Android SD Development] tommykry:
Hi all, i just loaded the latest build AmeriCanAndroid 082811(sd) and am having a problem with the new market i haven't had yet, when i try to download some apps (flash 10.3, update google maps, musicfx and other apps) i get a message on these apps saying: !your device is not compatible with this item. I googled this and searched around and only fix i could find was to uninstall the market update app, then go back to the market and download these apps but when you start market again it loads the new market?

Is anyone else having this issue, is there another fix, or am i doing something wrong? Other than that awesome build!

Tommy
[HD2 Android SD Development] trav_44:
whats happend with american droid updates?

whats happend with american droid updates?
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18052155&postcount=16189
[HD2 Android SD Development] sibinn:
Do a fix permisions ,worked for me
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nelthalin:
Stopped because of the kerner.org hack. As soon as that website is backonline again they can post new ACA versions (because of the kernel changes).

Correct me if i'm wrong :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] prattjo:
GPS Time to fix

I know that ACA should have as part of it the TYTUNG GPS Libraries v2.1. But after installing ACA my GPS fixes are very slow. If I install the libraries separately I have a quick fix. Is it possible that they are implemented wrongly and that is the reason? Has any one else this problem? Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] shazaad:
i have been using 28/8 version from the very first day recently i have noticed some performance issues like losing mobile network often, force close of applications and also the build has become a little slow anyone has any suggestion on what can be done waiting for new build to come will definately format my sd card before putting it in case it a card problem

Thanks

PS been super happy with this build from the day i started using it
[HD2 Android SD Development] NYLimited:
If you are having 3G data connection issues with T-Mobile make sure you have a 3G Sim card. If you bought your phone more than 1 year ago, the chances are you are using a 2G Sim card. You can call customer care and they will look up on your account to verify what Sim card you are using. The 3G SIM cards are T-Mobile part number ZZZ260R030 (64K) and the most recent ZZZ260R034 (128K). There is no cost associated with the update. This is correct and easy to accomplish in the US - not sure about anywhere else. While this is certainly not the only possible reason for data connection issues the more possibilities that are eliminated, the better the connection will be. :rolleyes: You car read

this page

for more info and to see pictures of the SIM cards. Thanks to MarkAtHome for the initial heads-up on this.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Jerome.Ramos:
RE: Updates

I am also experiencing withdrawal symptoms from burger thursdays...need burger so bad...fluish feeling...sweating...sleepless nights man :p
[HD2 Android SD Development] dtokez:
anyone know if this applies to the UK? i get dropped connection quite a bit. My sim looks like the 2g one pictured, but it has the 6 pads, but four smaller ones - two on the top two on the bottom, and I can see that the bottom ones are used from the marks on the sim?
[HD2 Android SD Development] NYLimited:
You can probably call T-Mobile and find out. If you still have the credit card sized plastic the SIM came in you can find the part number on the back.

If the circuitry does not look like either of the pictures you MAY have the new, 128K version. Assuming the UK versions are like those in the US...
[HD2 Android SD Development] dtokez:
i think i will pop in one of their shops. it does look different too both of them.

on another note, I my phone does not want to vibrate on txt messages since i updated the other day. I set the vibrate option too always and tried silent only but it does not work?
[HD2 Android SD Development] geenyous:
Farewell

Read that several times before, it appears that some ppl have to copy the libs manually to really get them working.

I also came here to say good bye. Ironically, altough I actually never wanted to go NAND, the NAND push of ACA made me look into other NAND builds and I got stuck at the one mentioned below, especially the very few data drops got me hooked.

ACA served me more than well during my Android SD time, but it was time to get rid of old balast like wm6.5 and move on and up to now I certainly don't regret it.

Thank you copenhagen and thank you warrenb213, for all your great work and the best cyanogen SD build out there! See you on another device, although not too soon I hope, I just love my HD2 ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] shost:
I'm in the same situation, using tytungs libraries and fix is quick.

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android SD Development] alessio_81:
kernel.org ONLINE

kernel.org is back online! Finally... :p

I really hope that from now on we can expect a new ACA update.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nelthalin:
Maybe for a small group but if i go there i get a page is not available error.
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Great news! They've been down quite a while. Surely there will be a new update but in truth, I've really enjoyed the 8/28 release, and feel no lack in it's capabilities. A new release will be interesting. Hard (for me) to imagine what we've been missing. Still I'm open to the new progression. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Bazzz66:
I just requested a new SIM card, mine is almost 5 years old.

With T-mobile they said it could be the SIM that is responsible for the data drops

Fingers crossed..
[HD2 Android SD Development] murraydeath:
I've been having a similar issue but I have a brand new sim card. ALL the problems seem to have started about the same I switched from the flex pay to post pay.
[HD2 Android SD Development] cool_g:
Same here:-(
[HD2 Android SD Development] Hootiemike:
is anyone having issuses with the first time you try to load this onto the phone? started it last night and let it go through the night and its still loading... not sure if i need anything special or what... ran clrad then haret and it is just loading... like 6 houres later... does anyone know what im doing wrong?

fixed it: need to not use the old data.img and let it generate a new one... works like a charm.
[HD2 Android SD Development] briteway:
I like the old Market more than the new one so I went to Manage Applications found Market and clicked uninstall updates and reverted back to the old Market and was able to download apps again. I think this method is the fastest way to download and then the Market will update itself again some time later.
[HD2 Android SD Development] dtokez:
I dont like the new market layout either. I got the old one back but within a couple of days it had updated its self again!

I had a problem with the install hanging for hours, i formatted the card, loaded it again then it worked
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
You can use Titanium Backup to freeze the update function of apps. But you need the paied pro version to do that.

There are several threads on xda with instructions on how to prevent the market from auto updating. Use the search function to find them.
[HD2 Android SD Development] JMG01:
Will there be more updates of this ROM?
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18082781&postcount=16208
[HD2 Android SD Development] p107r0:
in the meantime: Android 2.3.7 Hits The Streets!
[HD2 Android SD Development] see_u_then:
kernel.org is back up and running. git is also back up.

New release time :D:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] PlayStation:
Mhhhh very good news that. In the meantime I picked a Samsung Tab 8.9 but am sure it will coexist with the Leo.... I had a real hard time picking the Samsung over the HTC Flyer but the screen size carried the day. I will miss the Magic Pen though!
[HD2 Android SD Development] mr_billionaire:
2.3.7 here we come! :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] dttung80:
Yes, but The Linux Kernel Archives only update to 31 August :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] mr_billionaire:
But, they wouldn't be able to do any work with the kernel source being as it was down right?

Or at least upload it yet?
[HD2 Android SD Development] benpaddlejones:
I'm loving the CLK build but find the lack of app space too limiting. I'm considering going back to SD just for the app realestate. I'm wondering can the SD build be run from WP7 or only WM6.5?

benpaddlejones :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] d3m0n1:
Right now there is no method to run android from within wp7, only dual boot wp7 and android with magldr.

br

d3m0n
[HD2 Android SD Development] listerinetotalcare:
Finally reached 10 posts =P now I can say :

Thanks for all the updates!

Glad to hear that kernel is back up!
[HD2 Android SD Development] TheNT:
I almoust forgot how burger look like :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] zainirs:
hey the new market force closes and also new version of facebook is getting laggy ,,, any fix ? and is dere any way of putting the cynagenmod settings back to defualt?
[HD2 Android SD Development] Jerome.Ramos:
RE:Faster HD2

Hello...is this possible with ACA SD builds?

http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...hd2-data-successfully-moved-to-ext-partition/
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
You can use the SD ext partition with the ACA SD build and could do so for quite some time. Check the first post or the FAQ for more informaton.

But I think the link you postet is not about an SD build but a NAND ROM.

You should probably check the ACA NAND thread to find out if our devs are considering to put this into ACA.

Since it's a new development and the dev that originaly developed it seems to have pulled his newest ROM because of some issues, it will be a while before we see this in an ACA build, if ever.

However, if this realy works and solves the space issue in NAND builds, I'll probably switch over to NAND.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Jerome.Ramos:
RE: EXT Partitions

I can't seem to find the SD Ext Partition instructions...could you provide the link? will this Ext Partition make the SD build go faster? Currently I am only getting 1823 quadrant scores...thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
The partitioning instructions are included in docent's FAQ linked in the original post.

The Ext partition won't make the SD build go faster, but the Swap partition might...
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
ACA uses the ext partition differently.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11764917&postcount=1426

But the swap partition part could increase performance.

Don't rely on those stupid speed tests. They are pretty useless for day to day handling of your phone.

Is your phone slow or lagging? If not, why do you care about a number some app gives you?

This is an SD build. Your SD card will be the limiting factor because it's the weakest, or in this case slowest, link in the chain. Even a class 10 SD card is considerably slower than inbuild memory.

You could check out the NAND version of ACA or any other NAND build. They should be faster although that doesn't mean you will get a higher quadrant score.

I experince no lags or freezes, using a sandisk class2 card and limiting my cpu to 800MHz. I've never run any speedtests and am completely satisfied with the speed of my phone.

---------- Post added at 07:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:43 PM ----------

[fist shaking on]

Come on uzi. You've been waiting for this. Hiding in the backround to beat me with this information when I least expect it.

Oh, I will get you. One day. You'll go to the kitchen to grab a bite, talk to someone real quick, go to the restroom, whatever, before you post the answer to a post you just read. That's all the time I'll need.

That day will come. And you'll will know what it feels like. [/fist shaking off]

:p
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
Is this what you're looking for?

Haha :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Hm, I don't know. Will Android see this as moving apps to sd or as internal memory?

I know that most apps work with app2sd but some don't. With the SD build I never had to think about it, things just work. Well yeah, there where times when things didn't work and we had to move apps back and forth but not for a long time now. There were lots of angry birds outside my window back then and they made a lot of noise.

I'm just a little reluctant to make the big move. It's still nice to know that I can go back to winmo with a reboot, although I haven't used winmo in a long time and it would probably seem pretty alien to me now. Then there where some apps like navigation that I have on winmo but seeing how long I haven't used them, the excuse gets a little stale.

Now if the space problem could somehow conveniently get solved, I may have no choice but to go over to the NAND side.

I haven't been following the NAND thread. How are things looking? Better or worse than the SD thread concerning problems?

I'll read it myself but it would be nice if you could give me a quick rundown, if you find the time. I'm in no hurry, using a 2month old SD build that is working for me without a hitch.
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
The whole point of the apps2sdext scripts is that the sdext partition is treated as internal memory. This is not to be confused with apps2sd where apps are moved to .android_secure on the FAT partition. Some work, but others don't and always there is some lag introduced.

Unfortunately the ACA nand builds don't have apps2sdext built in, but the darktremor script works well.

Internal memory is still at a premium with EU HD2's though, as only apps and dalvik-cache can successfully be moved to ext. All data must still be stored in true internal memory.

Just like with SD builds, it is quite easy to run more than one and swap between them. Use the cLK version of ACA, so you have access to CWM recovery and easy backup and update features.

It's pretty easy to go back if you decide that nand is not for you. Maybe keep your SD card with your Winmo Rom and SD build and experiment with nand builds using a different SD card?
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Ah well, thanks for the info.

I'll have a closer look at the matter.

I would have tried it a long time ago if there was a way to completely backup my winmo with all apps. Beeing used to ACA on SD and the easy updates ad/backups there makes it hard to accept the loss of anything.

Time for some more experimenting. I haven't done any in a while. Could aswell have bought an iPhone instead of the hd2 if I keep it that way.
[HD2 Android SD Development] veryh2o:
enable data button

Hi,

Is it possible to add a data enable button on the notification bar, you know, the bar that you pull down from the main page, the top part has 4 button, and i am wondering if i can add or substitute the data button instead...

Thanks!
[HD2 Android SD Development] rijaviaemo:
Yes you can :)

Go to: Settings, CyanogenMod settings, interface,Notification power widget, widget buttons and enable/disable it from there ...
[HD2 Android SD Development] iPAQ 6515a User:
There is ... Sprite Backup :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
That's what I use but it's just not the same. SD build backups are so much easier. Make a copy of the Android folder and your done.

Maybe it's not only the backup procedure that makes me wait. I'm not too keen with all that flashing. SD builds are save, you can't brick your phone, no matter what.

I know NAND has come a long way and is pretty save, too but I'm still a little reluctant.

Won't keep me from making the switch though. I'm already reading how-to's and will probably switch tonight.
[HD2 Android SD Development] danimod:
avoid market update

Is there any way to avoid market update ???

I want to use old market allways, because using new market with lcd density to 167 not posible to install certain apps, because market says "device not compatible"

I dont want to use 240 lcd density, I want to avoid market update and allways use old market. Is there a posiblility to made this?

I read something about an app called FOTAkill.apk but i dont know were to find and how to install/patch

Can somebody help me ??

many thanks.
[HD2 Android SD Development] iPAQ 6515a User:
TB freeze market updater

settings->applications->manage applications->market uninstall updates

voi-la

Somehow the info was not shown, oops
[HD2 Android SD Development] danimod:
you dont know about im talking about bro...

when you uninstall update, at a few minutes market update again itself. Allways the same.

Anybody knows how to avoid market autoupdating ??
[HD2 Android SD Development] iPAQ 6515a User:
oops, my post got trimmed and you saw only the last bit of it,

look at it again, it was updated
[HD2 Android SD Development] Moschino02:
Sorry to bother you.

What's the full size of this build...as I'm dual booting I only got 2gb left is that gonna be enough to run?

Is this the most stable and up-to-date Rom?
[HD2 Android SD Development] danimod:
SOLVED freezing market updater using antTek app manager
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
Dual Booting with?

Since there is also a NAND build of ACA, there have been some changes to the SD version. You can't dual boot the SD version with any Android version. The NAND Android will always be the one that gets booted.

If you however dual boot to WP7, it will work.

2GB is not much but enough. A 1GB data image will be created at first boot and you'll need some more space for the rest of the files but 1,5GB should be sufficient.

The ACA version you get on the first page is the most up to date one. Is it the most stable SD build out there? Depends. There are not too many choices. Just check it out and you'll see if it's working for you.