yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] kushXmaster:
Skype is known to cause the issues you are having...libaudio is a "library" "audio" file...there is one in this thread quite a few pages back that should fix the problems you are having. Following the directions there will help you. I would just tell you step by step, but seeing as how I don't use skype I haven't had to implement the fix, so I don't remember exactly what you have to do. Should be as simple as copying the file to the correct directory and rebooting.

Hope that helps you out.
[HD2 Android SD Development] mv:-):
- Dialer1: check for "Dialer One" in market. I use "Go Contacts" (replacement of stock Contacts and Dialer) myself.

- Search for toporesize: to check data.img for errors.

- Libaudio... well, you said it yourself. ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] spuri78:
This has to be one of the fastest SD rom ever - love it - But, I'm getting battery drain though - What can I do to reduce that? I have Radio Leo 2.15.50.14.

Many thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] reijkelhof:
By reducing the things which use battery?

lol

any specifics?
[HD2 Android SD Development] dumbquestion:
used with RockPlayer pro & bluetooth headset: worked, then tried bt with BTmono and waze navigation: worked, then disconnected bt &: speaker worked. 0729 build w/fresh data.img and tb restore of green files.
[HD2 Android SD Development] redjama:
Just downloaded 72911..... will give it a try but I was having high batt drain with the 72711 build...... so I'm coping this issue along with the speaker issue is fixed in the 72911 build..... running 72511 flawlessly other then the bluetooth issue
[HD2 Android SD Development] spuri78:
Sorry, I should have been specific - I have wifi, mobile date disabled - I'm also using Auto Task killer - what other specifics you'd like to know?

Thanks
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
make sure you got setcpu installed and setup
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
mistake .

android kills its own tasks . why are you running an extra program to do this?

also .. task killers are reported battery drainers...

people people people.....:(
[HD2 Android SD Development] spuri78:
Thanks - I will uninstall it - Under CyanogenMod settings-> peformance->CPU settings->I have just now set the available governors to powersave - This should reduce the battery drain right?
[HD2 Android SD Development] jason370:
cope,

my sincere apologies if i overlooked something you specifically wrote about this, however there have been several setcpu setting recommendations in this thread and i'd like to know what specific settings you recommend, or do you simply recommend trying out what the other members ave recommended?

thanks man, for all of this.

jason
[HD2 Android SD Development] jason370:
argh!

http://xdaforums.com/search.php?searchid=83218055

i did an advanced search and it came up with a ton of infor...

a thousand apologies....
[HD2 Android SD Development] method2madness:
:D This made me laugh. :D

Thanks for all the hard work Cope, American, Warren and the rest involved with this build! You're highly appreciated even if there are about sixteen thousand times more "my **** don't work" posts than "thank you's". ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
I found this quite quickly by searching Google for "setcpu settings HD2"

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8246854&postcount=4

These are the settings I use and I'm getting 2mA overnight when all data is off and only phone is active.

The only changes are that all minima are set to 128 (only possible with Warren's kernel)

I've added a couple of other profiles, one for charging to overrided the low battery settings and one for in call with a min 883 to keep things active.
[HD2 Android SD Development] mv:-):
here's another setcpu settings by cariocap...
[HD2 Android SD Development] jason370:
yes well, i've done that as well however, there are multiple people making multiple recommendations and it is a bit confusing to know which persons word to take. even cope said "you dont have to run it @ 128... just set it to 245 in setcpu... lol same with oc... i dont run oc'd.... but i do use the 128 on both my aus and eu hd2's".

it is my assumption his position hasn't changed. while google is great for many things, "setcpu for hd2" is not specfic enough searh criteria for me, there is also "and americanandroid" as well as "and Copenhagen recommends"

jason
[HD2 Android SD Development] mv:-):
i take it that you're modding your hd2 because you like to experiment. the point of these recommendations is try (experiment, adjust...) what other users find to be working for them and then adjust to suit your needs, if you're not satisfied with these recommendations. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] jason370:
that is certainly an interesting opinion you have there, and i highly recommend that you follow your own advice. however, while you are correct that i am indeed modding my beloved hd2 (because i am, in fact curious by nature) i'm humble enough to occasionally defer to those i deem experts in their field; err, that would be copenhagen in this instance.

i do not know who knows the most, or best, but i find it a logical assumption that the guy that spends 1000's of hours building and testing this release could in fact be the person with the most knowledge.

and for the record, i've tried every possible setting configuration i could conjure up but there are so many moving parts involved with getting the best performance (while getting the least battery drain) that i'd like to hear copes two cents. of course, he has already spoken on the matter, so unless he has changed his position i don't think anything further is needed until that time.

thanks,

jason
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
In my experience a task killer can help with apps that cause high battery drain.

I wouldn't recomend automatic task killers but I do use current widget and sometimes I get unusual drain. When I check my task killer in those cases, it usually shows that some app has startet itself and when I kill it manually, the drain goes back to normal.

Of course you are right by saying that Android takes care of the apps running and killing an app that behaves itself will cost more energy when it has to be reloaded, then if it had used if kept running but if an app starts itself, that I don't need and that app causes high drain, using a task killer is not a mistake.

As always, you have to know what you are doing and why. Killing apps blindly is a bad idea.
[HD2 Android SD Development] jason370:
are you saying that using current widgets will cause a noticeably higher battery drain?

i use them as well and i have been running in the 200-400ma range regularly. but i couldnt figure out which items were the major drains. perhaps ill uninstall that and see if it makes a significant difference.

thanks,

jason

EDIT: i'm actually using switchpro widgets, not current widgets. not sre that makes any difference, in fact i'd guess it could actually be a worse drain.
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamez23:
No, absolutely not.

Current widget shows me, when some app is acting up.

For example, when I take my phone out of standby, current widget should show me numbers between 4 to 10 mA.

But sometimes I get a lot more than that. That's when I take a look at my task killer and to see wich apps are running in the backround.

In those cases there is always some app running, that I didn't start myself. The inbuild music app would be one of the apps that does that quite often.

When I kill it, the drain immediatly goes down to normal levels.

That is my experience. I don't say that I'm right with this, maybe I'm not but unlike some people, I never have a problem with having my battery not lasting a whole day of use.
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
I don't get it. (of course, if I did get it, I wouldn't need to ask these silly questions)... I did not use an old build.prop... and I have no real issues or problems (so, I'm happy!) BUT... my build date does show as 7/27, for the 7/29 upgrade.

The date did change when I upgraded the previous three times... but not this time. Fwiw, I've typically always make a backup copy of the data.image file... but otherwise left it alone and copied the new Android folder over the older one. It seems to have worked well for me this way.

In the newest (07/29) SD build - the build.prop files shows the build date as...

"ro.build.version.incremental=eng.root.20110726.180953" also... "ro.build.date=Tue Jul 26 18:13:38 MDT 2011".

And honestly... I'm clueless as to from where / or which file, the build date in the About Phone (info) is derived from.

Any info would be appreciated.

And just for the heck of it... I'm going to re-upgrade... deleting the older Android folder entirely, and replacing with the new one. I'll then copy back my newest existing data.image file and see what happens. :)

Lastly... I think the ACA boot animation is pretty cool... but I'd REALLY like to change-out the boot image preceding it. Can anyone (Cope? Warren? Uzi? Satan? - anyone else (Haha Lol)... advise me how to replace this image? Just give me the name and location of that .jpg or .gif or .png or whatever it is, and I'll do the rest. Thanks!!!!

Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] satan!:
you need to change?

bootanimation.zip file to edit / system / media /
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
No... (we had a slight misunderstanding). I like that boot animation.

What I want to change is the still image pic that comes before the animation starts. It shows a little android robot on the bottom center of the screen, the photo is a grey background with a world (map) background. - I'd like to change that still image picture to something else. Thanks again! -Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] satan!:
Cope, Warren, Uzi

You can change the cpu from "interactive" to "ondemand"

rootfs.img :

[ Start edit [B]init.htcleo.rc[/B] ]
write /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor [B]interactive[/B]
[ End edit [B]init.htcleo.rc[/B] ]

[ Start edit [B]init.htcleo.rc[/B] ]
write /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor [B]ondemand[/B]
[ End edit [B]init.htcleo.rc[/B] ]

for better battery savings
[HD2 Android SD Development] satan!:
difficult to change

I'm not puzzled

better not to pay attention to the screen :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] benpaddlejones:
I'm using ACA Clk build out of the box & I can't seem to get the Dalcick Cache feature to work. I just lost everything after a fat32 resize (why backup when your stooopid!.... ). I have tried various combinations of Ext3, Ext4 & Linus swap all with either boot once or just boot loops.

Has anyone got iDalvick Cache to SD to work out of the box? What size & type of partitions did you have? Have I missed something?

Other than that Clk v4, OMG! What a build, had to strap myself in to feel the G's!

benpaddlejones :-)
[HD2 Android SD Development] shamandgg:
Does libaudio go to SDCARD/Android/system/lib ? for AmeriCan Android? There were no such directories system/lib so I had to create them right?
[HD2 Android SD Development] interw:
Build date, 7/27, 7/29

If you use the 240buildprop, the provided build.prop file in the root/system/ folder has the date set at 072711.

I use this file, and I get the 072711, I suspect the ones who do not, get 29/11..
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
It is more likely to work "out of the box" now as bkup2sdext has been disabled, but Cope did warn that DalvikRelocate sript might cause problems

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16135795&postcount=13903

I removed it to allow dtbackup2sdext to do it's stuff.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16152280&
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
OK... If I deleted the file without reinstalling, would it change anything?

Or... If I reinstalled without using the (240buildprop) file; How would I insure an LCD pixel density of 240?

My old eyes need at least a 240 pixel density. Anything smaller is painful for me.

Thanks, -Rob
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
Read the FAQ for how to move files.

If you can't see system/lib then you need to use root exoplorer or any file explorer that can be given su rights.

The other method is intended for reboots and must be done when android is shut down. Using PC, create the folders root\system\lib in your Android folder and copy the file to the lib folder. Reboot and it will be in your working build's system/lib folder.
[HD2 Android SD Development] uzi2:
Best leave things as they are. OK so it reports an older date, but if you want it to show the correct date, it will be too small for you to read :D

Just deleting root\system\build.prop won't change anything, anyway as this build.prop is now in system.ext2. In order to change it you would need to redo your update procedure without copying the build.prop and then edit system/build.prop using root explorer when it is at 167 and really tiny print.

As I said, best leave alone and put up with the date being wrong.

Future builds will incorporate shost's script, so you can change your Screen Density from the startup.txt to any number you want (stick with 240 :) )
[HD2 Android SD Development] zemo85:
CoOooOOooL :eek:

It's perfect build for SD , all communications type work awesome ( Wifi, GPS, mobile data [3G/H] , bluetooth ) and stable :)

i will go now for testing the other details
[HD2 Android SD Development] clarkg:
I didn't uninstall, just searched for it in the market and installed over the top. Can you do that?
[HD2 Android SD Development] paulnorinn:
Got the quadrant score 1427. I think its lower than the previous build.
[HD2 Android SD Development] cmillens:
Holy data-connection Batman!

+1

but not only is it fixed, using TMOUS now mind you, I can DOWNLOAD EMAIL WHILE I am on the phone!! I have NEVER been able to do this before with this phone or any other on TMOUS for that matter, not even in WinMo with the original WinROM!

OUT-freakin-STANDING Gentlemen!
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
:) thanks!
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
Thankyou for the great feedback. We delayed the release of the build until we were sure that data had been fixed. Its very good to hear that our hard work has paid off, and is now being enjoyed by others. :) YAYAY!
[HD2 Android SD Development] mdthompson12:
Curious...how is he able to receive email while on a call? Am I missing something? I just tried several calls with and without Google Voice and each time the data connection drops as soon as the call is pinned up.
[HD2 Android SD Development] cmillens:
I am using fat32, ext3 and swap and it be working just fine
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
4 stars on the thread

.... I'm not used to seeing a 4 star only rating on our build thread.

I don't suppose you guys can bump that up for us? Unless of course you feel the builds quality is only about 80% of what it should be. ?? :)

I know this is a silly request... but we dont ask much of our users, give us a 5 star clicky?
[HD2 Android SD Development] cmillens:
Oh H*LL NO! THANK YOU!
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
Those of us using 3g.....can run data and calls at same time
[HD2 Android SD Development] mdthompson12:
Hmmm, I'm running 3G - anything in particular I should look at? Are the EXT partitions required?
[HD2 Android SD Development] copenhagen:
i believe you can find your answer by learning the differences between 2 and 3g.

try to learn how each one uses data and phone functions.

2g must disconnect its data connection to make use of the phone.

3g does not.

This is a vague answer.. in hopes that you take a little bit of time to learn the differences between 2 and 3 g.
[HD2 Android SD Development] mdthompson12:
Absolutely!! 5 stars it is!!
[HD2 Android SD Development] cmillens:
I wish I knew. What DO know is that shortly before I wrote that I was on the phone with the female unit and I hit k9 by accident. I expected it to fail but it worked and I saw it poll my server and the I hit show pictures and that worked too.

I did start COMPLETELY over with fresh formats in all 3 partitions. Copied in the Android folder for the TMOUS users and presto!
[HD2 Android SD Development] bteljuice:
Voted 5.

Fresh booted and all works well. Thanks.

I like the new added CM lockscreen option that allows you to launch a specific app at unlock :D
[HD2 Android SD Development] mdthompson12:
I appreciate the builds and all the hard work the two of you have put into them - as I said 5 stars!! I am well aware of the differences, I was simply looking for something that was may be the differentiating factor between that which was working and not. My phone is indicating 3g at the time of a call, and I just tried it when it was indicating it was HSPA (Chicago has been upgraded). When it said 3g it would drop the connection immediately upon dialing. When I have the HSPA indication, it looks as though the connection may stay up but I haven't been able to successfully poll the mail server (though it hasn't failed either).

So, what I gather from this is that even though the phone is indicating a 3g connection, the connection is 1) either not able to sustain the necessary connection at 3g speeds or 2) the phone is not reporting the connection type correctly. Perhaps just anecdotal, but maybe others will find this information helpful or, perhaps, lessen the number of questions you will have to field about the same.

UPDATE -- Made several test calls on my walk to and now on the train and it seems to confirm the above. Hard to tell which one but I do confirm that voice and data can work at the same time.
[HD2 Android SD Development] efebe:
2g not working for me on Tmo build :) ... any ideas?
[HD2 Android SD Development] blacksheep242:
Hmmm

Was excited to get this new build on my phone. With this build it is silky smooth but had data connection for about 2 hours. Woke this morning, and still ok. Got to work at 8:30 and up till now I've been fighting to get data/phone service!! Can't even find T-mobile network at all 99% of my day.

Now I got the phone network but data is still a no-go. Hmm. Any ideas guys?

I'm using radion 2.12 (i believe).

So far only the Warren build (1.0) has been pretty good to me (had data connection 70%+ of the time). Copes (2/4, 2/9/, current), never worked well for me (connections).

Any ideas guys/gals?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
Sounds like u have reception issues in general
[HD2 Android SD Development] zarathustrax:
I'm wondering... does everybody have the bug where mobile data turns back on after turning wifi on and off when mobile data is turned off in settings? Or is it something with my setup? I've heard a couple other people say they have this, but I haven't heard many people mention it. Most users probably wouldn't notice it because they leave data on if they have a data plan.

Can some other users try this:

Turn mobile data off in settings.

Then turn on Wifi and let sit for a moment with it on.

Then turn Wifi off.

Does data then come back on for you, even though settings says it's off?

It also comes on when I'm using wifi and I put my phone to sleep... wifi goes to sleep and my mobile data pops on while in standby.

Build 022111 and prior do not have this bug for me, but the last 2 builds have. So something that changed after build 022111 is what's causing this. I'm going to switch back to 022111 for now until I find a fix.

Warren, Cope, or Docent: Do any of you know what might be causing this? Does this bug happen in your setups? I'm sorry to keep bringing this bug up, but I'm just trying to find out if it's a bug in the build, or if it's a bug caused by me somehow. I haven't heard any of you guys acknowledging this bug, so that's what makes me wonder if it's a bug in the build and if you're aware of it. You guys are doing a great job with this build, and I'm not trying to rush you or demand anything... I just want to make sure you're aware and wonder if there is anything I can do to fix this. I love this build, and want to be able to use the latest version, but I'm going to have to stick with the 022111 build until I can find a fix.

Does everyone else have this bug? Anyone know what may be causing it or what change since the 022111 build might be causing this, and if there's any workaround to fix this.

I appreciate any feedback anyone can give about this. I'm hoping it's just something I did and can be fixed, but it's been on the last 2 builds and I've heard a couple other people mention it.

Also, Warren and Cope... I sent another small donation to the donate link on the AmericanAndroid username to show my appreciation for for time and effort. And I want to try to keep you guys motivated as best I can. Also, I wanted to ask, do donations made to that account go to both of you? Just want to make sure you both get properly thanked. Keep up the great work.
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
Yes, I just confirmed this - it is exactly as you're saying.

As for workaround I use PowerControl with it's Cellular data on/off mode (it just renames APN's so phone can't connect).
[HD2 Android SD Development] Good2Go:
Screen-on Screen-of animation.

When I do the initial Android install the Gingerbread screen-on/off animation is present and working however when I restore all the apps via Titanium the screen animation is gone. Has anyone else seen this and how to I get to to be re-enabled?

Thanks,
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
Do not restore system settings only missing apps+data.
[HD2 Android SD Development] DanijasDub:
I had same data problem with builds from feb24 till feb26. Back to feb16 now
[HD2 Android SD Development] Good2Go:
That is what I did only apps + data and the screen-on/off stop working. Any way to get it back?

Thanks,
[HD2 Android SD Development] maverick.bg:
The camera fix liboemcamera.so is working

before fix -

after fix -

the second picture is realistic.

DSPManager can be fixed by similar approach but for now i can't find the library which fix DSPManager. The problem is linked to sound effects and if i copy all libraries from my build of cyanogen, DSPManager working fine. Tomorrow i will diff two directories and see what will happen.
[HD2 Android SD Development] warrenb213:
Hey guys I have problem with this build.

I can't copy the android folder to the sdcard. Am I supposed to plug my phone in via USB or can I shake my laptop at the phone like I'm using bump?

... ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] docent14:
You can plug you phone in your [beeeep beeeep] .... ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] biosensorben:
Yes, but it only turns green when I enabled data again - what does turning green actually mean? (connect to google?)

As you say, I hadn't noticed it as I have data on all the time.
[HD2 Android SD Development] benpaddlejones:
Update, chronic data instability, even with National Roaming turned on. Pre 24th builds very stable 3g except couldn't reconnect to 3g after wifi without reboot.
[HD2 Android SD Development] biosensorben:
Are you in the UK? I've noticed that for T-mobile to use Orange in the UK, I have to have international roaming on.

When was the last time you did a fresh data.img?
[HD2 Android SD Development] benpaddlejones:
I think Grey means it can see a network & will identify signal strength & green is its connected to the network.

Benpaddlejones :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] biosensorben:
So... if it is only turning green when it's actually connected to data and only see's it when it's grey (but doesn't connect), then it might not be a problem for zarathustrax.

Is there a way of monitoring if it actually passing data when it is in the 'grey' state?

Has anyone else noticed this grey / green swap after trying it?
[HD2 Android SD Development] danct2005:
Just installed and make a quadrant test and the score was around 1500-1600. Can somebody tell me why is so little score?
[HD2 Android SD Development] ataf:
Spb TV don't work on my device
[HD2 Android SD Development] RicarduZonta:
Quadrant is only for reference, Doesn't give actual proper feedback on speed.

This build is way smoother and faster, more stabile than any other roms I tried with 2400+ quadrant scores.

Quadrant is not reliable at all.

This build ROCKS!!!
[HD2 Android SD Development] danct2005:
Yes indeed. Is actually very fast:)