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[HD2 Android SD Development] meadams314:
Latest Android Market FC when downloading

Just noticed tonight (8/10) that apparently Android updated their market again, and now when I try to download an app from the market it FCs. Uninstalled the updates to the market and went back to the old one, going to see if that will still works, but GOD this is annoying. Searching through the billion and one posts on here hasn't seemed to yield any results, and I'm really not wanting to format my SD card again (only thing that fixed the problem last time my market wouldn't download.. although then it didn't FC, it would just not download.. at all, wouldn't even start)

EDIT: Nope, market just re-updates itself and FCs as soon as a download starts. Anybody else having this problem? My market was working just fine until Google decided to release an update...

EDIT2: I can't help but feel like I'm missing something here, I keep using search and reading back through the forum but it's after 3am my time.. guess i'll call it quits for now.
[HD2 Android SD Development] PlayStation:
Should this comment not be in the Nand thread? Just saying in case you are not aware of the new ACA Nand thread...... ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] pwhitrow:
Same problem here with cLK, but I just send it with email instead, should look for a fix I guess! O2 as well.
[HD2 Android SD Development] AGrigorov:
If you're using BT headset and try to listen to WiFi radio, it's almost impossible. As far as I get it, this is because both WiFi and BT are using the same radio chip and it gets overloaded in some way. This as far as I understood from google search, concerning the same problem.
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
@ having to reboot after using bt... not here. it must be a certain bt device that is causing it. im sure we would have heard more about it by now.

@ new market updating and then fc'ing

1. clear data in settings app settings market

2.run a fix permissions and

3. reboot

and if not

4. uninstall new market via uninstall updates, and remove /system/app/marketupdater.apk

try that.

AND finally if not.. then ill look into it furthur

@ mms....

i mentioned a while back that my mms is messed also... if anyone finds a fix

please share. cause we can't find the cause of the problem to be honest with you..... which leads me to think cyanogen issue

OMG! when you send the mms message check the number you are sending it to... REMOVE ALL THE FORMATTING! so instead of sending to

< Some Dude, +1(250)555-1234 >

, send to just 2505551234 ..(may have found something)...... does the message go through now? BOOYAH.. months and months of no mmsing solved. (oh i also removed all but my first #1 apn in my list..) but i don tthink it was the latter action that solved my issue with mmses
[HD2 Android SD Development] PlayStation:
Thanks. Will try PowerTutor and see how it goes. I used to have Current Widget which I uninstalled in favour of Battery Monitor Widget. I will try the Current Widget again and see how the new features are, especially drain per app :p
[HD2 Android SD Development] meadams314:
Thanks Cope.. cleared data and ran fix_permissions, will let you know if it worked.

EDIT: k, first fix is a no-go
[HD2 Android SD Development] dyval:
Data Image size

-Starting with 080111 and later, users can edit /sdcard/android/startup.txt prior to booting to adjust LCD_DENSITY, GPS_ZONE, and DATA_SIZE (data.img)

(ie: the default lcd_density of ACA is 167. Edit the lcd_density= value to 240 to get standard sized icons and fonts)

-quoting the above, does it mean we can set a 2GB data image? thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] eddyedwards007:
Hi Cope,

Just tried your way and it does work, I tried using go sms. When you open go sms, new message, at the bottom there are four small boxes, two are your smiley boxes, one says MMS the other says GO MMS, when I use the mms box and send a pic to myself it won't send but if I use the go sms box it sends no problem whether I input the number manually or add the number from my contact list. Does that make sense?

I can't send at all over wifi only with data enabled no wifi, is that normal?

I'm on the latest cLK build by the way
[HD2 Android SD Development] DisneyF1:
current monitor

Thanks PS, et al.

Wow, now I have a Christmas stocking full of power apps to try! can't wait.

-OZ:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] DisneyF1:
sound issue

Thanks, Cope - and others w/ prob.

This must be install related. I keep having random sound drop and consistent mic malfunction on Gsearch/Swype input. I'll reinstall 0807 clean again and see what's up.

Thinking about going NAND (inching towards the edge and peering over...) I must have missed the difference between CLK, etc. Thought it was just a great Mercedes.

OZ

:rolleyes:
[HD2 Android SD Development] DisneyF1:
Thanks, RT.

I appreciate the feedback. Reinstalling as we speak. Hopefully it will be a different outcome.

OZ:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] cariocap:
Hi Cope,

My startup.txt already has gps_zone=br but it's not changing to br NTP servers.

I also renamed my /system/etc/gps.conf to gps.conf.old and boot but it's not creating a new gps.conf file.

I dunno if it has to create a new one, I think not. Just a little test.

Any other idea ?
[HD2 Android SD Development] stvoritel:
Download link??

Guys, it must be myself... However... Would it be a big problem to make download link (to the latest version) visible?

Where is it?

Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] cariocap:
It's in the first post in "Downloads:" section
[HD2 Android SD Development] p107r0:
bottom of post #1:
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
(deleted - for redundancy)
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Question for ACA NAND converts...

You can see in my sig what I run, and I like dual booting different OS's. Not because it's cool (although it is)... but because I genuinely get great utility still from WinMo 6.5.x, and Android is a great new world of experience and utility also. I admit, these days I spend far more time in the SD ACA.

(as an aside)... it 'pains' me to read of folks running converted (to android) HD2's, who still are experiencing market issues. I found an easy fix. It works wonderfully on the SD build, and I don't see why it wouldn't be the same for the NAND builds. I've posted this 'fix' enough times already and I'd be embarrassed to post it again - so I won't.

And sorry for rambling (I'm so good at it sometimes, but I only have one real & sincere question for the NAND converts.

I've read some say it's sooo much better But WHY? What's better about it? I could only guess the battery life. I'm sure the speed is faster as well (but the speed's pretty good on the SD... so what makes the NAND build the best thing since sliced bread, compared to the SD?

Soory if this has been answered (or defined) already... I just have read it.

Thanks, -Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
I think the market is a non-issue now. It works fine with the latest builds.

SD v Nand

SD

Dual Boot with Win6.5 or WP7

Nand

Faster boot

Better battery life

More space on SD card

Other things are more or less equal, so it really comes down to the only thing that you can do with SD, but not Nand...
[HD2 Android SD Development] geenyous:
What about the chmod 777 cache folder fix, does that help?

I read it would but only for one reoot. Can't you just add the script to init.d to run at start? Sorry if you answered that already, can't recall having read any though...

First of all, you are in the wrong thread :D, and second, yes, no MMS over WiFi is normal, its in the FAQ.

GoSMS has its own MMS settings, similar like putting NexusOne as user Agent I believe, so it makes sense that its working, or they send it via internet (just as whatsapp) to their server and send it as genuine MMS from there, like SMS over internet providers do...
[HD2 Android SD Development] Harry_79:
MMS

I made as Cope wrote.

I mean, I removed the remaining APN only one left it. And finally I send and receive MMS :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] PlayStation:
Rob, the Nand people have already migrated to the Nand thread save to the few householders who have moved on to Nand but still keep contact in this thread - UZI raise your hand ;). I guess your query will get more responses if it was posed to the users in the Nand thread. Here you will mainly find Sd veterans who have refused to put Android in nand for one reason or the other. Like me I am here because my nand has WP7...... :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] Mappazza:
... about the battery life, I wanted to say that with the kernel of 08.07 together with Battery Calibration and ultimate SetCPU setting (and nothing more), the capacity has grown exponentially ... really fantastic!

...this is another reason to wait to switch to NAND, together with the expectation of a version of TomTom for Android....

... I agree that the boot is definitely faster, but with regard to space, my 2 GB data.img after 476 (!) installed apk's still have about 800 MB of storage.... :D :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] robexor:
mms

How did you get this working.

Can you please post a step by step guide .

When i receive a mms and i click download it crashes

says

sorry THE APPLICATION MESSAGING (PROCESS COM.ANDRIOD.MMS) HAS STOP UNEXPECTEDLY PLEASE TRY AGAIN
[HD2 Android SD Development] pwhitrow:
Holy crap! That's it, that's the fix. Remove all APN's bar the one you use and it works. Months of issues sorted right there.
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
That would be another reason to stick with SD. The ACA Nand builds out of the box would only allow you 224MB of data and you are using 1.2GB, which is still not possible in Nand with a TMOUS HD2.

Yes you can move some apps to SD, but a lot will cause problems and you can use dtapps2sdext like I do, but it's not included in the build.

I raise my hand (PS) ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Harry_79:
I am using a program for sms / mms Handcent SMS.

and, like Cope wrote in settings / network / cellular network / Access Points / (possible with the spelling is slightly different I use the Polish language on the phone so I do not know if this is the path to these settings is correct) I removed all but one of which I use
[HD2 Android SD Development] Mappazza:
...yes, it's true...maybe (and maybe not) sometime becomes a little slowly...but luckily not so much to make the system unusable... :D

...Now I will try more details about dtapps2sdext ... thanks for the tip!
[HD2 Android SD Development] geenyous:
MMS

Your welcome!

Thats what you get if you don't take some users for full, don't search before you post or whatever you were thinking; 5 months down the drain. read me!

But yeah, not formating the number was probably the solution... ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] nygmam:
Just to let you know, I have 761MB of phone memory on the T-Mobile HD2, so it really works well for us lucky ones, with the US Spec HD2.
[HD2 Android SD Development] PlayStation:
Yes Uzi keep us company - it might get very lonely these side of the ridge..... ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] redjama:
Having a problem with the picture I receive. They are super small, look like extremely tiny thumbnails. Any ideas? Custom agent already set on NexusOne. Didn't have this problem prior to 8/1 build
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nemesis2k9:
After much temptation (and I mean a whole lot of it) I have decided to stick with SD ACA for the time being. I love the flexibility of the SD build offers me not to mention the fact that winmo is only a reboot away :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
That would be plenty for me, but still not enough for Mappazza.

I was hoping that Cope would have included an apps2sdext script before release in order to make it more EU HD2 friendly.

Tyween's Typhoon has it and it works well, but Tytung just supplies a link to Darktremor's dtapps2sdext as an addon.
[HD2 Android SD Development] nygmam:
I installed all my apps, a few games and some apps went to SD by default, and i have about 108MB free, which is sufficient for me. There is an option in CM settings to select where apps are installed. I haven't tried it, and leave it automatic, but if you were to set this to SD, would that force most apps to SD. Additionally, I use Titanium Backup to move apps (in Batch) to SD, really only did it for the 15 games I have, and didn't seem to have any issue.
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
Moving to SD is fine for rarely accessed apps, but cannot be used for launchers, widgets etc as they won't survive a reboot. Bear it in mind that all data and the dalvik-cache (unless you use a2sdext) has to be in the data partition. The system size 190MB is large in comparison to other CM7 Roms, so what's left for EU users just isn't enough.

For those confirmed SD users who are now bored with this discussion, please note that it started off as a reason to remain with the SD build ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kdelisle:
Try apn fix for mms problems.

A long, long, long time ago, there was an extensive discussion on problems with mms and I believe at the time we figured out that the problem was missing or inaccurate apn information.

Mine works fine with standard T-Mobile apn information. ~kris
[HD2 Android SD Development] nygmam:
Still the best SD Build out there, and SD does offer the ability to Dual boot, that I have now lost with cLK NAND Rom, but on the other hand, if you can go NANAD, it is a viable alternitive to having WM6.5 on the phone, especially if you never use WM6.5. I Completely understand the limitations for those with phones with less memory. I love the SD build, and sort of miss the flexibility, but the advantage of faster booting, and a smother runing operating system (Not that SD isn't smooth, but NAND Is just sublime) were just to much to pass up. this from a dihard WM fan for many years. I never thought I would dump that OS, and suprised myself last night by makin ghte commitment. Tonight my Wife's phone gets the NAND treatment, as now, she is a fan of the little green robot, and doesn't use WM6.5 at all...
[HD2 Android SD Development] kdelisle:
Report on battery...

After installing 8/7, battery life on mine is quite good. No phantom 60mA drain. I don't use Bluetooth though. But, its not happening with data.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kdelisle:
I still find that winmo 6.5 is ultra reliable for me on trips. I can get 2 or more days of battery life with normal use and rely on the alarm going off. I love android, but that's a biggie for me. My coworker relies on how fast my phone works (in either winmo or android). I love my Leo. So, dual boot it is for me, for now. ~kris
[HD2 Android SD Development] eddyedwards007:
First of all, you are in the wrong thread :D, and second, yes, no MMS over WiFi is normal, its in the FAQ.

GoSMS has its own MMS settings, similar like putting NexusOne as user Agent I believe, so it makes sense that its working, or they send it via internet (just as whatsapp) to their server and send it as genuine MMS from there, like SMS over internet providers do...[/QUOTE]

First of all technically I was in the wrong thread :D

Secondly if you checked a further few posts back, you will see I was directly responding to a post by Cope so I could hardly respond to it in the nand thread :D

Soooo pedantic :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] Phoenix65420:
Cope,

Just FYI

I get the no external sound issue as well, but its not consistent. Some times it happens right away, others will run for many hours.

I almost always have my BT headset connected.

Running 07/aug with a june/july data img

BT is Plantronics Voyager Pro

Not expecting a fix, but apparently you weren't getting reports, so I thought I'd validate.

BT drain still 50-60mA but thats not news either.

PT
[HD2 Android SD Development] Nemesis2k9:
I noticed that when ever I use im + I get that 60mA drain. It's the only app I have so far that does this.
[HD2 Android SD Development] general1977:
Space in NAND is as well keeping me from changing from SD to NAND. I think it would be great to get a downsized build without too many apps. There has been a post before asking whether it would make sense to uninstall apps contained in the system partition, which of course doesn't free space. On the other hand many of us could live without a couple of stock apps thus saving space in NAND. We could always install these apps ourselves if we need them. Even more with the ability to save and restore them with TB.

I could live without:

- Compass

- Dev Tools

- Facebook

- Google Books

- Stock Music Player

- Places

- Latitude

- Stock Calculator

- Voice Search

- Google Search

- Talk

- Google Voice

I'm not sure if some of these apps are needed for the system to run, but at least I never use the named apps. In addition some of tose apps could probably be moved to SD if they were installed afterwards.

So for the time being I'm as well sticking with the SD build.

Regards

Achim
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
Have you worked out how much space that would save in the system partition?
[HD2 Android SD Development] p107r0:
apart from the apps you mentioned, there's ca. 50MB to be "saved" from the system partition (I'll need to find that post of mine, found it), savings partly relative as there's number of system apps which receive updates via market, but I see no point in keeping double copies (old in system, new in data) and TB used to have some problems with restoring such updates,

anyway I've managed to cut my system.ext2 to 130MB, which in turn could be useful for portadroid-ing ACA NAND if (hope never happens), our beloved devs would abandon SD some day

PS. attached directory listing of all files in system/app with filesizes
[HD2 Android SD Development] der_mattin:
same here! :(

Getapatalkt mit 'nem HD2 unter Gingerbread 2.3.4
[HD2 Android SD Development] geenyous:
omg, I still have that 60mA drain, made several reboots but it wont go away...

Looks like I have to try with a clean data.img or I have to go back to NexusOneHD2 or an earlier ACA version, please no...

Regarding the very good space saving topic:I think you could also save 12 mb (cant really remember if it was that big, was kinda big though...) bootanimation...

I have a very simple android writing animation that is 361kb of size, also feels that it loads much faster too...

Plus afaik, the MIUI Camera could get scratched too, never use it and the stock one has far more options, plus the widescreen pics are essentially only a narrower part of the original pics, or so I read, not sure on that though...
[HD2 Android SD Development] olegblochin:
Hey guys,

after using the search for hours I can't find a solution for my two probs i have with the newest Build.

1. In a call the screen turns of when I put it to my ear. So far so good. but if I move it away again, the screen doesn't turn on again. So it is impossible to me switch to speaker during a call after the screen turns off, or to put the call on hold.

2. Is there any way to use the computer's internet connection on the HD2 when connected to the computer? I can tether the phones Connection wired and wireless but cannot use the computers internet connection.

Thanks for helping me.
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
This is the SD thread right. Who cares how much space these things take? you are using 8GB, 16GB, possibly 32GB SD cards.

System.ext2 is only 192MB, where's your problem?

You are on the best SD build and your bro is on the best Nand build atm... ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] p107r0:
check the min CPU freq in SetCPU (if you use it) and/or in Settings / CM Settings / Performance / CPU Settings / Min CPU frequency,

someone here suggested it should be at 245 (not 128) to avoid sods
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
No... Warren's kernel is the best - 128 rulez - No SODs here :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] prattjo:
Uzi with the SD build did you try a Min of 128 and using a music player long enough for the screen to turn off and play that way for 5 minutes, I get SOD after this and I don't get it with a MIN of 245 in setcpu.
[HD2 Android SD Development] olegblochin:
Thanks for the tip, I will try. I'm using setcpu. I have edited a profile during calls with minimum speed of 245. Will test it tomorrow.
[HD2 Android SD Development] p107r0:
as for your 2nd question, maybe you'll find something in one of reverse tethering threads (sorry, no time to read now), if you will, please share it
[HD2 Android SD Development] duomatrix:
Oh sweet jesus! Much thanks!
[HD2 Android SD Development] daver38:
Just for info, those having problems with the MMS not working on the 080711 sd build, I set them as follows and all works perfectly

Originally Posted by opius

I have just managed to get this working on my phone. I copied the settings from a colleague who just got a dell streak on o2. After completing the following steps everything started working shortly afterwards.

1. Delete all APNs

2. Enter the following 3 APNs.. (any fields not mentioned leave on the default/blank setting)

Name: mobile.o2.co.uk

APN: mobile.o2.co.uk

username: o2web

password: password

mmc: 234

mnc: 10

apn type: default,supl

Name: Post Pay Data

APN: wap.o2.co.uk

Proxy: 193.113.200.195

Port: 8080

username: o2wap

password: password

server: h t t p : //wap.o2.co.uk (remove excess spaces)

mcc: 234

mnc: 10

apn type: default

Name: Post Pay MMS

APN: wap.o2.co.uk

username: o2web

password: password

mmsc: h t t p : //mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002 (remove excess spaces)

mms proxy: 193.113.200.195

mms port: 8080

mcc: 234

mnc: 10

apn type: mms

3. Set the green dot to mobile.o2.co.uk

make sure that all you have is the above 3 apn's, delete all others and it'll work a treat
[HD2 Android SD Development] Mappazza:
...ehehehehehhhh....free space is never enough...:D:D

... perfect ... that's exactly what I think too ... nothing else to add ...

... nay ... I begin to think about the transition to NAND only when TomTom starts to get serious....
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
I've never used my phone as a music player. I'm serious about my music.

I wonder whether TomTom regretted making their system available on WM5/6/6.5 as they are making much more money from standalone units. I doubt it will ever appear on android.
[HD2 Android SD Development] songoku1:
hii everybody, I'm tryind the 080711 sd build... It's very fast and stable and the battery lasts a day!! the only issue is that I still can't transfer my data by usb....

I tried dual mount usb ad multi mount but they don't work :( :( Has anyone found a solution or just an app that works?
[HD2 Android SD Development] nygmam:
those are the only work arounds at three moment, and should work, I had used one before with much luck, but the only other way is to shutdown, and either take out the card and mount it in a reader, out boot back into windows 6.5 and copy then that way. the bug started in CM7.1 GB 2.3.4 and is still with us
[HD2 Android SD Development] clarkg:
Agreed... I use Multi Mount and it's fine. Copying a 500MB file to my phone right now in fact (no... it's finished). Maybe he's not using Multi Mount correctly.
[HD2 Android SD Development] walidhazem:
I just updated and I'm a happy user:) thx for everything:)
[HD2 Android SD Development] mv:-):
did you add the widget (multi mount) on your homescreen to mount/unmount your card?