yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] amitambika:
Hi,

I seem to have noticed a problem in all gingerbread builds.The lock screen after some time doesnot respond the first time you slide but will do so on the second try.This is particularly true when you use the phone after 10-15 minutes of locking or more.

Is any one else also facing this as I dont see anybody else mentioning this
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] paulrgod:
Not experienced this in any build for a long time...

Are you using the recomended radio - This seems to be the best for most Android Builds - Leo_RADIO_2.15.50.14

If it's not the Radio - it might be an idea to Task29 and start over...

Good Luck!

Cheers

Paul
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Azerox:
Remember u have to touch the slider on the correct spot ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] amitambika:
tried both the options but still the same
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gbhartia:
Hello Every1,

I have a question for the experienced members of the forum.

Suppose we put a Class 10 SD card with 2 GB Ext3 Partition, then which of the following scheme should be used for faster performance :

a) Put Apps on SD (Ext3) and Dalvik-Cache on Internal/Cache Partition (NAND)

b) Put Both (Apps & Dalvik) on SD (Ext3 Partition)

I would also like to know why.

I was wondering over some thoughts:

Hypothetically, if the system bus speed is greater than combined speed of the NAND and SD, then scheme "a" should be better since it can access 2 partitions at the same time and seek time will be lesser.

However, that being said, if the android is designed to access only one file at a time, and not more than a file simultaneously, then scheme "b" will be faster since Class 10 SD is faster then NAND.

Thanks to all members who shed some light into this for the benefit of all the members.
[Folio 100 General] bastospn:
There are rumours that android 2.4 will be launched April this year and had better support for tablets, than previous version. Any one could confirm this?

It will be good news if someone could build a 2.4 android firmware.

Regards,

Bastospn
[Folio 100 General] Ezzy77:
Best to concentrate on 3.0 since it's built for tablets. 2.4 only adds some features for tablets and dual core support iirc.
[Folio 100 General] kaivish:
2.4 will be a platform for smartfones with dual cores, not really tablets. it will include some features of 3.0, but will be mainly a mix of gingerbread and honeycomb. it is done to provide the "honeycomb" experience on dual cores cpu smartphones, since gingerbread has no support for dualcores, and honeycomb is made for tablets only, mostly with dualcore support. something in between is 2.4.

u got a folio 100? , then u got a tablet, so aim for the 3.0
[Folio 100 General] bastospn:
If 3.0 will only support 1280x800 screens on we will be able to get it to work on Folio?
[Folio 100 General] Ezzy77:
It would be irrational to bind a platform onto one resolution. So yes, It will work on other resolutions as well. I can't see that happening.
[Folio 100 General] wonger:
Well, Honeycomb had been 'successfully' ported over onto the Nook Color which runs 1024x600 resolution (doing a search on Youtube with 'nook color honeycomb' will give you some results). So maybe there is hope yet for the Folio! :D
[Folio 100 General] Jarod_:
I also think it's better to wait for the 3.0 than the 2.4 :-)
[Folio 100 General] bastospn:
I 'm not so sure that honeycomb is the way to go... but sure it's pretty.
[HTC Desire S] stevennekens:
Am I the only one who thinks that the desire is more closely related to the dhd than to the original desire?

Same type of body, same cpu and gpu, same form factor (no physical buttons...), same amount of ram.

Actually I think that it has been a good idea of HTC to introduce this kind of device: many people are just scared of the big screen and similar size of devices such as the dhd, and the major flaw of the dhd, its mediocre battery life, has been improved by using a higher capacity battery. For people like myself - I'm using a topaz at the moment - it's actually a wonderful replacement.

I do agree that it's not the ultimate mobile experience that everyone has been waiting for, but on the other hand: I don't think any company will be able to produce a phone that will be 'the best' for more than 3 months: they are already talking about quad-core cpus that will be 5 times as fast as the previous generation. So why should HTC try to do that with évery phone they produce?

If I see people are talking about 'never buying an HTC for the rest of my life' or shouting things like 'RIP HTC' then I think that they should take all this into consideration. I'm pretty sure that HTC will produce another 'flagship' in the near future that will be able to keep up with the best of the other brands.

This is just my modest opinion of course...
[HTC Desire S] slavislavi:
Htc is going to be like sh...y Nokia:mad::eek:. The same phones in other boxes.

DesireHD, Incredible S, Desires ... all the same with minor differences.

And what to choose? Will there be one or two a flagship model, that I would really like to have ?:confused:
[HTC Desire S] XartzMAX:
Obviously almost everyone is disappointed with the HTC's new range of devices, Maybe they thought Adreno 205 will suffice the lack of dual core CPU for gaming? Or they are just holding them back until there is enough demand for such devices? Just wait and see.

BTW HTC were never the best at hardware department, and they may still believe their Sense will actually "sell" these sub-par devices !
[HTC Desire S] arknailed7754:
Id like toadd here,nokias r **** besides the 3310 of course
[HTC Desire S] njd:
Since I don't have an Android phone yet, I'm really pleased that HTC are at least doing little updates to their products just before I'm in a position to buy one.

But if I already had a Desire, I'd be fairly non-plussed. The Desire S is little more than a change of packaging, like when Sony Ericsson replaced the K800 with the K810.

The Incredible S might make a nice upgrade from a Desire, but it's still not a huge step up.
[HTC Desire S] arknailed7754:
Your right there not even an amoled screen
[HTC Desire S] thedosbox:
This. Different strokes for different folks. In the real world, longer battery life is always good.
[HTC Desire S] szigor_g:
I've bought one for my girlfriends. She likes it!
[HTC Desire S] SimonTS:
Pointless 10-post spam - Reported.
[Android Apps and Games] Ronald.Carter:
Hi Devs,

I was wondering if one of you could make a CWM ZIP that removes Ad-free host files from any Rom.

I understand that a loot of people hate the ads in games and application but I feel a morale objection to stopping a dev from profiting from their hard work.

Or if someone can just lend me a hand on how to make my own.
[Android Apps and Games] d0ugie:
Bump. Good thinking Ronald. If you find something please let me know so that i can aggressively plug it on mobilitydigest.

But i am afraid you won't find much success on this with Android...
[Hero CDMA General] rubyknight:
Can't post in the development section and I'm not even sure it would belong there.

I read somewhere that AOSP was moving to a new phone and I was wondering if anyone had any intention of continuing or copying his work in a Ginger Mod. I appreciate the hard work by the CyanogenMod Devs but I really much prefer Aosp's bloat free insanely fast roms.

I saw someone posting something about the new CM nightlies and it sounded like he was celebrating or something(??). Considering Aosp's froyo mod kills all other sense and Cmod versions, I'd really love to see it continued on 2.3 :(

Don't mean this as a flame statement or anything but I just found it curious that someone would try to bury Aosp's work when it has clearly been the best thing that's ever happened to my little Heroc.
[Hero CDMA General] rubyknight:
Yessssss!! jbvvfyojgxdfggbb *tacklehugs aosp*

Err.. I mean, cancel this thread :) And damn you whoever started that rumor.
[Hero CDMA General] Cetus Corr:
He is not leaving, he just posted he is here.
[Hero CDMA General] rubyknight:
Yeah, that's what that whole tacklehug gayness was about. I shouldn't have believed it :P

Sent from my sexy aospgingermod Heroc
[Hero CDMA General] stayclean:
You are aware the current 2.3 IS CM, right?
[Hero CDMA General] rubyknight:
It is, but it isn't... The official CM7 is only just now supposed to come out with a few nightlies. Aosp has been stable for a month now (well, stable enough for daily use) so it's got to be different somehow. I'm waiting for Aosp to branch off like with his froyo mod.

Sent from my sexy aospgingermod Heroc
[Hero CDMA General] jadenj5:
I agree, I want a pure google 2.3 but don't have the ability to do it my self
[Hero CDMA General] stayclean:
It's different in the fact that the CDMA Hero wasn't added to official (keyword, official) CM7 support until the other day. That's about it, since it's synced to CM7 repo and everything.
[Desire HD General] niks_5in:
Has anyone of you owners of DHD able to get the gps lock just incase you don't have internet connection for A-GPS to work. I had an iPhone 4 who will lock to GPS in few seconds even without a sim card and on dhd its impossible or will take very long to lock location without AGPS . IT'S THIS a problem or I am doing something wrong
[Desire HD General] fergycool:
I was recently out of my own country and data roaming was set to off. I never realised it at the time but everytime I tried to use GPS (Copilot Live) it took literally 20 mins to get a lock, apart from once and then I had access to wifi. Sounds like this was the problem
[Desire HD General] atifhasan86:
i usually get the lock well under a minute without any DATA connection like edge or wifi when i'm outdoors,:D

indoors it needs good 4-5 mins to get a lock. :)
[Desire HD General] niks_5in:
Strange because iPhone 4 locks in minimum 7 seconds even without a simcard . That's means that DHD is using a cheap GPS receiver which will become unusable without data connection.
[Desire HD General] winwintoto1234:
There is something called "Hotfix".

If you have previously locked on a GPS signal, it will be faster to lock for the 2nd time.

BUT, if you started from a "coldfix" (means if you try to lock for the first time or quite some time after the 1st lock or far away from the location of your first lock), it could take minutes to lock.

However, I have to admit that DHD tends to have a slower lock...

Correct me if I'm wrong. :)
[Desire HD General] AndroHero:
A-GPS dosent need a web connection, it uses the internet once a week to download the latest sat data to make gps lock quicker..... you can use apps like gps toolbox to download the latest A-GPS data.
[Desire HD General] ViDtje:
Doesn't the DHD download the A-GPS data automatically in the background?
[Desire HD General] AndroHero:
No you need an app to download the data, maybe some apps can be set to auto download the data though
[Desire HD General] ViDtje:
Then what app is the best? It only needs to be able to download the A-GPS data, nothing else.
[Desire HD General] AndroHero:
Search for gps toolbox in the market, there is a free and paid version, both let you download the latest sat data
[Desire HD General] Dyonas:
I checked while reading this topic and my DHD got a lock within one minute of GPS (satellite only) being turned on. I had the phone in airplane mode before I turned it on so it was in effect a cold lock. I'm indoor at night so there's no direct line of sight either. Quite fast in my opinion.
[Desire HD General] rahulelectra:
I get gps lock within 3 to 10 secs with or without wifi,data. I have installed open gps tracker and first I ran it for 30 mins.

I don't know if that app is helping in gps lock.
[Desire HD General] niks_5in:
IPhone 4 locks in 7 seconds without a sim. You will never be able to geotag your photos in any android phone cause most of them have cheap and lousy GPS which relies on AGPS data for lock. Geotag will work best on iPhone if you give AGPS option to iPhone it works instantly
[Desire HD General] AndroHero:
is that all ur guna say? shut up, unless your guna bring sumthing useful to the discussion. Maybe the iphone locks in 7seconds in ur wet dreams, but in reality thats bollox.

I mean you didnt even know what A-GPS was you thought it required a constant gprs connection while navigating lol
[Desire HD General] niks_5in:
Yes it does require a constant gprs connections you fool. Google yourself for details or create a post for replies
[Desire HD General] AndroHero:
AGPS is only used to locate the sats, you fool lol it downloads a file with the latest sat positions, so you device knows where to look speeding up sat lock lol no wonder you love the iphone, you have about as much processing power as one :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assisted_GPS
[Galaxy 3 General] peldax:
Hi

As you know, there are more custom galaxy 3 roms. Every rom is good. There are: Dark lestats rom, gsams rom, the blue rom, motafocas rom, gigerbread edition, nsdroids rom......

Can you guys make 1 absolutly perfect rom together?

Sry for my english, i am czech...

MOD EDIT : NOT development related moved to general
[Galaxy 3 General] Kaleptik:
You should add a poll at the top stating this.

Would you like to see a Collaboration Custom ROM?

Yes?

Yes, but they should keep their own ROMs updated.

No?
[Galaxy 3 General] peldax:
Completed, dont forget to vote!
[Galaxy 3 General] rogue93:
hell yea!!

i would like to see The Dark Lestat and kyrillos work something out and make an awesome rom!!:cool::cool:
[Galaxy 3 General] rex4u:
+1 but I would also like to see them competing healthily with each other with their own individual creations too. That's the way to improve :)
[Galaxy 3 General] TotorLeTaureau:
I agree ! :D
[Galaxy 3 General] Pauri:
who not?
[Galaxy 3 General] barqers:
Yes, this would be awesome!
[Galaxy 3 General] rogue93:
lol isn't it like world XI team where rooney and messi play together for the betterment of the team and not for their own purposes?
[Galaxy 3 General] unrender:
Yeah.

It's a great idea.

Don't know if it's possible, but it would be awesome.
[Galaxy 3 General] TotorLeTaureau:
Unrender, you are the unrender of FrAndroid ? :P

If anyone know how to use the Blue ROM, can he say to me how to do ? Thanks
[Galaxy 3 General] Thom47:
What I would like to see is something based on ext2 conversions, eg. motafoca's, use the modified kernel (which is said to be the best?) and then think about all the themes, etc. That'd be the perfect rom for me :)
[Galaxy 3 General] unrender:
Mince, je suis démasqué LoL :)
[Galaxy 3 General] peldax:
+ rooted

+ cleaned

.........
[Galaxy 3 General] unrender:
+ reboot option in the power menu

+ fly in animations (lovin' it)
[Galaxy 3 General] stubborn_d0nkey:
if they do decide to make a collaboration rom, and cant decide on some stuff (like which theme to use) i think they should make a poll for it. However if they can decide between themselves then their decision>public opinion
[Galaxy 3 General] peldax:
Yes, poll or meybe more versions......
[Galaxy 3 General] Kaleptik:
Partnership Made.

Not saying who though ;)
[Galaxy 3 General] jazux:
EDIT:i got it its abhi0n0nakul am i right???

So does this mean we are going to get nice (almost perfect) roms???

Why wont you tell??? Is it gsam101, abdihono something something... <--- its really hard name... motafoca, darknight, or is it YOU *pointing finger* :-D
[Galaxy 3 General] Kaleptik:
One of em is me! :]

The other is!... lol

Sent from my Lestatious v1.1 Galaxy 3 FROYO
[Click Android Development] dom_b:
I'm just wondering what settings people are using for Compcache and VM heap size on Gingerbread.

I'm basically trying to get FPse to run as fast as possible on nFinityGB 0.7 and wondering if altering these settings will have any affect.

My device as follows:

CPU @ 710Mhz

Governor = ONDEMAND

Compcache - Disabled (just experimenting)

VM heap size - 12M (just experimenting)

Doesn't seem to be any faster than the defaults... but no slower either. Any other ideas? Airplane mode doesn't make much difference either. Default settings give the same sort of results.

Compcache - 18%

VM heap size - 24M

FPse runs pretty well. Just a few fps off being properly playable.
[Click Android Development] francians:
Newer cm release support the latest compcache module.Let's ask arco68 to try include it his kernel..there will be improvement or a big crash?
[Click Android Development] arco68:
You're referring to zram? I've been looking into it a bit, but there doesn't seem to be any backports for it yet. Could be that it's too dependent on stuff in latest kernels, so it can't be backported. I hope it can though.
[Click Android Development] francians:
Yeah. compcache 6 + 2.6.29 patch could work.. but I don't know how to help..

Probably the patch is not for the goldfish kernel
[Click Android Development] arco68:
Compcache is already included in my kernel, and has been from the start. :)

Zram is a newer version of it, but is only for kernel 2.6.35+ I think.
[Click Android Development] francians:
You included the vers. 5, zram is the 6.. If I'm not wrong..
[Click Android Development] arco68:
Compcache 0.6.2, which is the last version made that works with kernel 2.6.29. After that it was renamed to zram and made for newer kernels. Dunno what version they're at now though.
[Click Android Development] dom_b:
I shouldn't have thought that's going to have much performance impact on fpse (psx emu) though is it?
[Click Android Development] arco68:
Probably not very noticeable. Larger heap size is good for apps that uses a lot of memory. Compcache compresses a portion of the memory as swap, giving more total free mem available.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Delphin:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=948181 - original thread.

Advice from ask107: "NOTE YOU HAVE TO REMOVE THE BATTERY THEN REINSERT IT AGAIN AFTER THE FIRST FLASH TO DETECT THE TRUE READINGS"

givis22 and me fix 60-80mA battery drain in arne182 kernel.

As arne182 already written:

"This is still in Beta and requires some testing, I am not responsible if your battery breaks. But I am confident enough that I am working with this on my own device."

rafpigna 1.7 only.

ADB install (install_kernel.bat): http://rapidshare.com/#!download|723l35|448478358|ADB_Installing.zip|2836

CWM install (zip): http://rapidshare.com/#!download|75tl2|448478526|rafpigna_v3.0.zip|5312

IMPORTANT: This kernel is usual rafpigna 1.7 + arne182's code (http://gitorious.org/linux-on-wince...mmit/087df99dcfba937520d3f6dfa078e68cdb627862) compiled right way for daily use, therefore no 60mA drain after call. I wrote about hight drain after call in original theme, but not received any response. I post this files as is with link to original theme, for users who need normal implementation right now.

I spread it as is...

Checked ROM's:

CoreDroid 1.2

CoreDroid 1.3

CleanDroid 1.15-1.40, 2-2.02

MarkinuX HD Extra Clean V1.71

HyperDroidGBXv5

Thanks: arne182, givis22
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ask107:
Used CWR INSTALL

Tested on :Markinux 1.7.1 every thing Is working NO HIGH DRAIN even WITH wireless,NOTE YOU HAVE TO REMOVE THE BATTERY THEN REINSERT IT AGAIN AFTER THE FIRST FLASH TO DETECT THE TRUE READINGS

tested on :Moto -man my touch 4g 3.2 every thing is working except data ,H icon has appeared but no data (CANT SURF WEB,MARKET) THROUGH 3G,YOU CAN SURF WITH WIFI

Thanks: arne182, Delphin ,givis22
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jimmyid4:
Can't overclock

I can't overclock it,is that normal?(imilka vision 4.1)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shahnowaz:
neither do i but quadrant report 2200 plus not bad i guess imilka4.1
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shahnowaz:
sorry to say Delphin it didnt work.after couple of hour using battery % went down to 37 then i shutdown the mobile and take it off put it back again after restarted battery % went 74 .

still got problem i think.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ask107:
after testing it for about 12 hours 3g working always regular daily use (surfing +music+games) it went to 60 not bad at all

the rom is Markinux 1.7.1

battery temp :32 to 40 max

battery indicator is spare parts
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafpigna:
why open a new thread for just a fix? :confused:

was not better to share the fix with arne ?

anyway, to comply with GPL you have to share your source and any modification you made to fix it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jasonyu007:
it is a very good kernel . Thanks !!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ElBartoME:
Please share your source. Your thread can be taken down if you are not sharing the source.

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] casemandan:
I'll give it a go
[HD2 Android NAND Development] die_braut:
Yes thats normal, same here with CM 2.3.3 Typhoon

quadrant score (scaling: performance): 1249
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ask107:
3 days on Mariknux 1.71 ROM with your kernel and every thing is awesome

IS THERE ANY WAY TO MAKE THIS KERNEL WORKS WITH MOTO-MAN MY TOUCH 4G ROM, THE NO 3G OR DATA ISSUE AFTER FLASHING THIS KERNEL ?
[Desire HD General] superdon:
Just moving away from an iPhone and getting used to the way the DHD works. Much better!

There are a few issues I am having though.

I have a JVC head unit in my car, which I plug the phone into (USB). What I want to be able to do is have it charge, use the sat nav and also play my music.

When I plug it in and choose 'charge only' it cant find the music. So, I choose 'disk drive". The music then works, but the sat nav doesnt. It says that the SD card is not installed.

Any ideas?
[Desire HD General] dragunov:
When you connect the DHD as a USB "Disk Drive", the phone actually unmounts (ejects) the SD from your device, so that the external device can read it as a flash drive. Technically, when you are on DiskDrive mode, your phone has no SD.

EDIT: Forgot to say that most (if not all) SatNav programs keep their files on the external SD

If you try installing the SatNav software on the DHD internal memory (have never tried it, it really depends if the software allows you to do that), and not the SD, it might work.

The last choice you got is the USB "HTC Sync" mode, in which case, although the DHD does not eject the SD, your JVC stands absolutely no chance in reading the specific format output from the USB (requires PC with proper HTC software).
[Desire HD General] superdon:
Thanks.

Surely thats a severe limitation? I want to be able to plug my DHD into the car stereo so I can listen to music, get sat nav and charge. Surely thats not too much of an ask, and something all my previous phones have been able to do.
[Desire HD General] DeathJester:
I have USB input on my car stereo too. I've never been able to mount the microSD card within the phone OS (WinMob or Android) and also play music through the stereo; Your phone either treats the card as USB mass storage for your stereo, or for your phone, not both.

I only ever use Google Navigation on my Desire HD, and I have a 16GB USB stick for music. It only leaves my car if I want to change the tracks on it. Maybe one of those solutions will be best for you.
[Desire HD General] Wicked_Sick:
Navitel working great?
[Desire HD General] tkolev:
The only option of listening to music from the SD card and using navigation software that holds the maps, voices, etc. on the SD card (I think most if not all of them are made that way) is to use the AUX input of your car stereo and play the music with the phone's music player (the quality of the AUX input is not so good on my Sony). That way you'll have your navigation voices also through the stereo, but there was a thread somewhere that in order to play the voices the software pauses the music. Haven't tried it though, so I can't comment if it's true for all the navi softwares.
[Desire HD General] CyberTod:
You can try Dual Mount SD from the Market, but it requires root in order to work. When you install it you can use your sd card in the phone and through usb at the same time. There is no solution without root.