yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerry1847:
Can we use the earbuds with a mic?

I'm guessing no. Is there a workatound if not? Like go mono with the voice and use the other line for a mic?

Could def go for gv or skype
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] timekeeper:
No hardware support, that's required to get input from the phone-style headsets with mic, the OS wouldn't know what to do with it either. The only hope is when bluetooth gets working, and we can use headset profiles.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshting:
Adding a mic (physically) is definitely possible. Waiting for someone adventurous enough to do so. I googled around and found the pin-outs for the DAC chip in the NC - TLV320DAC3100 which has a MICBIAS pin. That is where a microphone should be wired to. Now, regarding the OS knowing where to access the audio input, I have no idea. It could be already in the existing driver waiting to be unlocked. Someone who is more knowledgeable to work on this would be a great help to the NC owners.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boxcar8028:
I read back somewhere that it was possible with the new usb hosting tweak.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1105497
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barf99:
Don't think so...not according to the datasheet. Yes, there are two analog inputs along with a micbias source, but the analog inputs are ONLY routed to a an output mixer and are never go to an ADC . Output mixer is sourced from DAC, analog inputs, or a mix of the two. Sorry :(
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dalingrin:
Bluetooth microphones are a no go for now. We need to know the GPIO pin in order to use them(if it even exists). USB microphones work somewhat already with USB host in CM7.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bigjohn_S:
Has there been any further progess on this?

With Gingerbread's ability to have 'internet calls' - built in softphone - this could be the KILLER application.

I can get GV Callback to dial, and actually connect a call.

SOmetimes the nook locks up, however....

john
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] radleym:
USB Sound

I ordered a USB sound "device" from Amazon for Can$7.00. The Nook recognizes the sound device in USB host mode (after reboot). The only problem with the mic was that the recording and playback sample rates were different, so the playback was ultra slooooow.

I have looked in the logs and found a message that the sample rate is set on initialization, but that is as far as I got so far.

I'll take a further look and post my results if I get anywhere.
[Droid Eris General] brandonpry:
I really want honeycomb on my eris and the dev for the nexus one rom said that we can use his, i believe that it would be an easy port considering our phones are pretty much identical spec wise. Any devs willing to give this a try?
[Droid Eris General] tazzpatriot:
Sorry bro.. I would but its not guna be a easy port..atleast not for me.to much to do. Alot if resizing. Ect...
[Droid Eris General] Nikolai2.1:
yeah that would never happen... someone should just do an SDK build
[Droid Eris General] killakrishook3r:
caugh*kaos*caugh
[Droid Eris General] spc_hicks09:
Isn't the Nexus One, hdpi ?
[Droid Eris General] Retrogress:
http://phandroid.com/2011/03/02/htc...-3g-and-g1-latest-to-receive-honeycomb-ports/

if they can port it to the g1, we have an epic chance of getting this working right
[Droid Eris General] roscuthiii:
Interesting... but with Honeycomb designed for larger screens I'm not sure what the real benefits would be considering the Eris' 3.2" display.

Now Ice Cream... that's a different story.
[Droid Eris General] spc_hicks09:
It's HDPI and the Eris MDPI, it would take a s&@t load of work to get this ported to the Eris.
[Droid Eris General] roscuthiii:
Well... I've done it. I put honeycomb on my Eris... but now its all sticky and I think I have honey in the charging port.
[Droid Eris General] roirraW "edor" ehT:
That's what she said.
[Droid Eris General] wildstang83:
Haha! I think your doing it wrong.
[Droid Eris General] roirraW "edor" ehT:
She said that too!!!
[Droid Eris General] spc_hicks09:
Twice! Lol
[Android] TheRedDroid:
Hiya,

I would want to know what is needed to start doing some ROM cooking, such as IDEs or packages.

Reason being that I want to take a whack at making a Gingerbread ROM for my Desire Z / G2

Please and thanks~
[Android] jbirdvegas:
CyanogenMod's wiki makes building painless or you could look at the google documentation which is very indeph

You should google both
[Nook Color General] Sentack:
I love the fact I can drop a SD card into my Nook and change the whole thing. But one thing I could use a help. I want to put something on that will mainly allow me to read PDF's I possess, keep notes and if I could, even write on the PDFs. But it's got to be all on the SD card, I don't want to flash my nook. I figure there's something that fits this description, I could just use a little help pointing me in the right direction.

I'm still learning a lot about all this Android business. Including the market place and such. I'm very new to all this. Thank you everyone.
[Nook Color General] bonobomidwest:
That's exactly why i FIRST got my NC - just for PDF. About a day later i started hacking it but that's beside the point ;-)

NC's stock PDf reader is definately nicer than kindle (ha ha) but leaves a lot to be desired. I tried umpteen readers, but by FAR the best is ezPDF (it is a pay for app, but really, for a couple of bucks). the only issue is that default is fullscreen which nixes the soft buttons (but then again you only need these to get out of reading a file), and this behavior can be altered in the settings, or you can use softkeys (which really you need anyways for other naught fullscreen apps)

I have a huge library of PDFs that i need to keep synced for work - I use a PC program called viceversa for syncing across desktop, laptop, encypted portable drive etc. I also use this program in combination with SAMBA on the NC to sync PDFs between my PC and the NC over wireless. This preserves folder structure and everything, It's a beautiful seamless solution.
[Nook Color General] bonobomidwest:
There are now instructions surfacing for transferring CM7 to an SD boot - but with the speed this is changing that might be premature.

I use Nookie Froyoy as my stable backup. It is very easy to transfer apps and settings between the installs using titanium backup and samba (slower, but easier!!!). the disadvanatage of Froyo is that it does not work on anything bigger than an 8gb card, and you lose some space to the system.
[Nook Color General] Tschumi:
I' also a happy user of the Ezpdf reader. You can add notes, underline or cross out portions of the text and save them to the actual pdf. Very stable and easy to use.
[Nook Color General] Sentack:
I'll have to look at ezPDF then. A friend of mine was showing me a PDF reader that allowed him to write notes on the PDF and I forgot what it was called but it was also on the iPad, not Android. Figures that Android would have an equivalent or at best, it's the same app just ported to both platforms.

The main issue I'm having now is that I'm currently using this image on my nook but I'm finding that I'm having problems with email and GChat (chat doesn't seem to work at all and email is erratic at best)

I like honeycomb but it seems like it's still not quite ready for prime time. Plus the one SD build available (This one) Hasn't been updated in a couple weeks, not that it needs to be, but I had problems with it as well.

In general, I like the idea of a Nook color running custom android software but I'm still new to all of this, period, so I'm stumbling over a lot of things.

Hopefully the CM7 I've been reading about will come with a SD version I can test drive soon.
[Nook Color General] Tschumi:
I use the same SD bootable image with no problem whatsoever. Very stable [and fast if you use the overclocked kernel-1.1Ghz is fine]. Email works without problem though I haven't tried GChat yet.

Btw be sure to try RepliGo Reader too. It's a bit faster than the Ezpdf but lacks the nice interface.
[General Questions and Answers] mizzouse:
Hey guys, I finally got the courage to root my phone yesterday because I wanted the crapware that sprint gives you and the new htc update gives you off the phone. Before I read about titanium backup I saw root explorer and did that method but later I found out titanium fully uninstalls it after using root explorer so my question is this: Since I did a nand backup and I recover it, will it put everything back the way it was even if I installed stuff later on? Like is a nand backup the same as a windows restore point?
[General Questions and Answers] Dirk:
Nandroid backup is a system image. It doesn't track changes automatically like system restore so you'll be restoring back the image as it was when you saved it.
[General Questions and Answers] mizzouse:
So should I uninstall all the apps that I did after rooting to avoid complications or will it do it for me? Most are on my sd card too.
[General Questions and Answers] Hellreject:
You shouldn't have to worry about the new applications you installed. If you restore a Nandroid backup, it will overwrite any and all changes done to your phone after the backup was taken.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dandiest:
THANKS!!!

Already much better, but do we need some screen capture here?

btw, to celebrate this big change of my web page, I will release v4.1 here in a while. :D

thanks again, I like teamwork.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Screemi:
a little bit confusing. can the op be changed to dandiest?

ps. sorry for the comment but this is a great idea!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dandiest:
no, no, it's just for us to test the new page, after finish, I will copy this to my thread.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] qaliza:
Can I post my ideas here in this thread?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hrockh:
few notes for the first post.

what it's confusing it's the fact that you keep fixes and notes for older version..

well, for me, those are completely useless

new releases are there for solving bugs and problems of the old version

got a problem with 3.x?? update to 4.x. job done.

also some people could install old fixes them on the newer version, causing only problems

same story for the videos: they were great to show the build.

but as 4.x introduces a lots of improvements, the videos may not reflect the reality

WIP for second post:

now I need to do the links

let me know if you want something else.

[size=+2]OPTIONAL PACKAGES/INFO[/size]

Arabic support by Arabic Language Support "Desire - Evo - Nuxes -HD - Z - MIUI - CM 6&7 - Gingerbread"

Arrow Keyboard [EVO], thanks colossus_r and ehsan76

Stock Boot animation. update.animation.2010122901.zip (for both SD&Nand version)

extract the "DLZUPDATE" on SDCard, there already provided stock boot and down animations, use your own to overwrite and reboot.

Alternative Kernels:

...

[size=+2]BUGS[/size]

testing 4.x atm

[PLAIN]
[list]

[size=+2]OPTIONAL PACKAGES/INFO[/size]

[*] Arabic support by [url=http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=852122]Arabic Language Support "Desire - Evo - Nuxes -HD - Z - MIUI - CM 6&7 - Gingerbread"[/url]

[*] Arrow Keyboard [EVO], thanks [url=http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11183635&postcount=3126]colossus_r[/url] and ehsan76

[*] Stock Boot animation. update.animation.2010122901.zip (for both SD&Nand version)
extract the "DLZUPDATE" on SDCard, there already provided stock boot and down animations, use your own to overwrite and reboot.

[*] Alternative Kernels:
...

[size=+2]BUGS[/size]
[*] testing 4.x atm

[/list]
[/PLAIN]
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dandiest:
thanks, way much better than me.

anyway, I'm really not good at this, may need some more professional input from others. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dandiest:
yes, i think so. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hrockh:
no problem.:D

what's the bb code for the grey-ish background?

Working on a title now..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hoss_n2:
all ideas are acceptable until we reach the best solution:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hrockh:
for the title, I simply used Wordart from Work 2010

that's the result

to import the title, I simply took a screenshot

BIG VERSION

LITTLE VERSION
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hoss_n2:
I think yes we need screen shots may be 3,4 screens :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dandiest:
screens.

@hoss_n2, have sent the download link to you.

@hrockh, thanks, I like the little version. :)

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] hrockh:
awesome.

what remains now is the build itself :D

EDIT:

saw it.. downloading now xD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] locn:
Upgrade from DL 3.5 to 4.1?

Hi

Thanks for this amazing site and all the support and in particular this version of android :-)

Maybe a stupid question but is it possible to upgrade from 3.5 to 4.1 or do i have to backup and start again for 4.1?

Cheers and TIA!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hoss_n2:
uploaded screen shots and download links to the first post , all what is missing is the donation link for dandiest
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hrockh:
not yet

please list also all the commands that are possible with the new Init

Link donation

http://xdaforums.com/donatetome.php?u=476954

AND

- A simple Guide to use Clockwork v1.3
[HD2 Android NAND Development] paocavallo:
WOW!!!

once again with gpc kernel!!!

I love it...that way I didn't updated from 3.4 till now..... :D

according to me it's the best kernel for the phone...also if sometime 3g and wifi data doesn't start to connect.....however I can't wait for testing it!

;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Roxio2005:
Greetings to all!

At attempt to change framework has caught cyclic reboot for ever.

Did all as it is recommended: has removed through rootexplorer framework.apk and has tried to insert new through Update_DL.

Has not worked. For me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dandiest:
hmm, the 1.85 framework is not compatible with old version, you can use this http://uot.dakra.lt/ to do it from the original framework.res.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmwmad:
Ive been running this now for the last 24 hours and found it works well with no major issues other than the battery useage, the battery went from 100% to 7% in 12 hours with only one 2 minute telephone call during this time, is anyone else having the same problem? with 3.5 my battery would have lasted 2 days easily.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Burth67:
Can't get GPS to work!!! Please explain what to do.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kefir.net:
Yes, battery is really worse than in 3.5 for me to :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imanh:
FOR THE GODSAKE plz help me with market issue .... when i run market it stucks in loading menu for few seconds and after that it will crash with no error (i mean it will jumps back to main menu or homescreen) , i have this problem with every build of android ... any suggestion plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

i dual boot with WP7 , (when i had wm 6.5 the problem was the same)

:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shhbz:
HOPE THIS HELPS

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11003567&postcount=2118
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imanh:
Thanks foir the answer, but i already partitioned my sd for dual boot with WP7 , do i need to re partition again ? is this for nand android only ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmwmad:
Its back to 3.5 for me until battery life on 4.1 is sorted, it dosnt mean 4.1 is bad just that I found 3.5 suits my needs more many thanks again
[HD2 Android NAND Development] psyCORe:
confirm, I got wifi error... Iv restart and disable to reenable, still unable to connect wifi

any fix for it hoss ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matury:
WIFI?

after I upgraded my wifi shows as error?

also some apps problems... Wifi file explorer, vnc server. it seems that those app dont work???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shhbz:
look i havent played with wp7 yet with dual boot but i faced the same prob and that solved my problem or try to update your market .i use just android .
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ehsan76:
Tytung's R5 on Ver. 4.1....

Ok I Installed the Tytung's R5 on 4.1 yesterday and it seems to work reasonably good. WiFi, BT, GPS and Phone data all working fine. At start it seems to be a little slow but after a couple of reboots and letting is settle for some time it has improved a lot.

Battery life is good as well and I'm getting stable 3-5mA at standby with Phone data and push mails active.

Anyone who wants to use this Kernel, I am attaching the Update_DL archive with this post which I made to upgrade the Kernel.

I'll test the new ARA 1.2 now :P

Thanks.

Ehsan
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nvandenbosch:
I've been running the 4.1 for 2 days now. Seemsto very good except for a few issues I discovered.

1. Weather widget does not show correct current location (where gps is working fine.)

2. Sometimes the notification led stays on after charging without any reason.

Other than that, great ROM! Thanks, dandiest!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ntikas:
When i'm trying on pictures the option show on map the applicvation force close!!

"the application gallery(process com.htc.album)has stopped unexpectedly.pleasetry again."

everytyhing else seems running great

very good rom thanks diandiest....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Daekin:
New kernels

I don't know why dandienst changed the kernel to gpc, but I know one thing - he reverted to very old build: gpc #9

Latest version that iamgpc used in last version of his ROM is gpc #226

I have extracted that and made update package - see attachment.

I also attached rafpigna's 1.7 OC kernel update package here for those who are interested.

From my point of view these two are the best kernels for NAND ROMs.

(I just can't say which of this two is better :p)

EDIT: well, and I have not tested tytung's one thoroughly - I will attach proper update package for tytung r6 soon

EDIT 2: made tytung r6 update package - converted from CWM update provided by tytung - all files are in (including his htcleo.acdb) + all missing modules present in other kernels are left there too, updated update script accordingly....

NOTE: I have not tested this one!

EDIT 3: just found out that my gpc#226 update has broken wifi on DL DesireHD 1.3s (and probably others) - searching for solution... attachemnt deleted
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dandiest:
hehe, thanks, will add these to my kernel link.

the ARB build I uploaded is a wrong build, since the new init will be worked out by freak soon, will reupload it soon.

and after that, will recreate a v4.2, cannt believe the 1.85 is slow... :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] twilightgod:
Looking forward to 4.2~

Can you make a "offcial" CWM version?

Thank you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dandiest:
very interest at Tytung_R5, tytung_r6, and kernel_gpc_r226 anybody else test and compare them?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ehsan76:
I have an inverse experience... For me the 4.1 has a reasonably good battery drainage.

In 9 hours since the last recharge I still have 60% battery remaining with Phone Data always on and Push Mail enabled. I have Tytung's R5 Kernel but with the Stock GPC I had the same kind of battery life as well. You guys can try Tytung's R5 if to make sure its a Kernel related issue.

I am using it straight from the NAND without any SD partition so the extensive battery drainage may be because of your SD card.

Dandiest might be helpful to comment over it.

Ehsan
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ehsan76:
User R5 and its reasonable but not as good as GPC's old one. Will test the GPC 226 later today and if someone can post Tytung's R6 then I can test that as well.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BillTheCat:
Just wanted to report two bugs.

1) Email notification flag (green number on top of envelope icon) does not appear on home screen.

2) Still having very high call volume. Using Vol+/Vol- does not work the way it used to in 3.5 ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Daekin:
TYTUNG kernel updated in my previous post
[HD2 Android NAND Development] unob:
it´s a little bit messy in here :confused:

hmm cant find the right patch for the wifi error?? but i find a lot plp with the same question.

and the answer is always "hot fix" with no link?

Wery nice rom here.. propably the smoothest i tried :D

thanx in advance.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MrDC:
Thanks, in my opinion - there are too many kernels :D

Tried DL DesireZ 3.4 with Tytung R2 - very fast and responsive :) But lags at APK install a lot :(

Don't know which one is better for me... :confused:

P.S. Which kernel is used in real Desire HD? Just curious :o
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Daekin:
I agree...too many kernels..hehe...one can not choose the right one (because all of them are missing at least one feature :p) hehe

I cannot judge tytungs, but two best kernels I have seen are gpc and rafpigna...

an official Desire HD uses official kernel :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BudaLa87:
Thx dandiest for awsome builds!

I got some questions tho, hopefully someone can help me out.

I just bought a 16gb sd card (class 10), and I would like to get some tips if I should go for the nand or sd build?

Also I wanted to ask, is there any other way to format the sd card 3 times (like in the guide) without using gparted?

peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] twilightgod:
You can use Clockwork Mod to part your sdcard.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Roxio2005:
much liked tytung r5 (DL Z 3.5)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] paocavallo:
I still prefer DL Desire Z v.3.5!!!

I wrote this post just in order to give my personal feedback about this build after 3 days full usage on my HTC HD2 [Eur 512].

First of all let me say that I still prefer dandiest Desire Z v.3.5...according to me is still this one the best android rom for our Leo!!!

Desire Z 4.1 is a little bit worse...I hope Dandiest will do something as soon as possible..I believe in him!

Main device features:

- Camera with working flash: OK!

- Phone: voiceloud enough (more than the rafpigna's kernel ones), but not so loud and cleas so as the one of the v.3.5, and there is a long SCREEN lag when you put the phone far from your ear (proximity sensor issue)...

- Bluetooth: doesn't cuple any earphones!

- Gps: OK!

- a-GPS: OK!

- Compass: OK!

- 3G/HSDPA data: very fast without any lag (but sometimes 3G data connection starts a few seconds after you switch it on)!

- G-Sensor: OK!

- LED status notification: OK!

- Keypad LED control: OK!

- Multilanguage: very good without any database SQL language conversion issues...

- PC USB connection: everything seems OK!

- battery consumption: just like the other ones...

- Wi-Fi: OK...but sometimes 3G data connection starts a few seconds after you switch it on..

- mms: OK, but the system doesn't resize the attachment and data connection doesn't start automatically in order to send the message...

Other issues:

- JUST LIKE OTHER NAND ROMs: there is a big issue due to SD unmounting after the REBOOT that corrupts all data (and dandi rescue app doesn't fix this issue too!)!!!

- JUST LIKE THE OTHE NAND ROMs: the battery charging system is not good: if you switch off the phone and then you insert the charger into the device it switch on automatically -> due to MAGLDR 1.13

- GMAIL doesn't send soon emails...

- the htc news widget is disapperad (the apposite dandi's fix doesn't work!)

- the very very very useful POWER OPTION MENU (the one when you hold the power button) has been removed: please, dandi, insert it again!!!

IMPORTANT:

- Over all it's very important to undermake that this build (so as all dandi's builds) is too much customizable and the builder provides a lot of tips and small app... very good!!

P.S.: on my personal thread ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=931167 ) you can see this review in comparison with the other excellent builds ones...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Daekin:
For those who think 4.1 is slower then 3.5:

- try to switch to rafpigna kernel 1.7 OC - 998MHz interactive governor

(default gpc#9 has 998MHz bu CONSERVATIVE governor)

(use packages provided by me earlier)