[22APR'12][ZIP] ★★★★HyperDroid-CM7-v6.0.0[a2sd][CyanogenMod7 LEO 2.3.7][seader_R9]

NoClue3378 · 1st September 2010, 08:44 PM

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Originally Posted by nitefallz

T-Mobile HD2 stock card that came with the phone? Doesn't work for me with PPP.

Huh? I guess all I've done is solve my own problem

longobongo · 1st September 2010, 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by NoClue3378

I figured out the PPP Build freeze problem! I installed the new HyperDroid V1.1 RMNET Build on my class 8g Class 4 card and noticed the internet speed was noticeably slower between your build and ShubCraftv1.4 that I have installed on an 8g Class 6 card. Frustrated in this I decided to install ShubCraftv1.5 RMNET version on the 8g class 4 card along with your build for multiboot purposes and it turns out internet is just as slow on that build. Then it hits me to install the new Hyperdroid build on my 8g class 6 card and see if internet is any faster and what do you know...There is DEFINITELY a difference!

Anyways heres where I'm going with this. I spent 7 hours trying to get HyperDroid v1.0 the PPP build to run stable on both my 8g class 4 and class 6 card with no success. Constant freezing was occurring and trying to send an MMS would almost definitely trigger it. So after I discovered that there's a difference in internet speed between a build on a class 4 card and on a class 6 card I thought to myself maybe the class 4 and 6 card are too fast for a PPP build causing system freezes. So...I pulled out my 16g class 2 card that came with my HD2 and installed Hyperdroid V1.0 PPP build on it. All I can say is, SUCCESS! Hyperdroid V1.0 PPP build runs flawlessly on my 16g class 2 card and my internet speed is awesome! I took a picture and sent it to my wife's phone and it actually uploaded in less than 10 seconds (Pictures were taking up to 5 minutes with RMNET builds) I hope this helps

I was using v1 other day and got a hard freeze, installed shubcraft 1.5 ppp and got another hard freeze (after hours of setting the bloody thing up). Didnt leave the house once had 3g turned off all day, just used wifi. I am using a class 4 though so dont know if they're related or not.

NoClue3378 · 1st September 2010, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by longobongo

I was using v1 other day and got a hard freeze, installed shubcraft 1.5 ppp and got another hard freeze (after hours of setting the bloody thing up). Didnt leave the house once had 3g turned off all day, just used wifi. I am using a class 4 though so dont know if they're related or not.

It sounds like your having the same problems I was having which I got lucky and fixed by using a class 2 card but it seems thats not the case for everyone.

apeatan · 1st September 2010, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by lucian777

Fix for device freezing while wifi tethering.
Go to settings- CyanogenMod settings-User interface-Screen timeout delay-30m.(the device will still be on and the screen off)
For this to work dont't push the power button to sleep, this will cause the device to sleep while tethering and it will freeze.
Of course after 30 min. it will freeze, but you can avoid that by pushing any button in the 30 min period (hope will not forget

)
Hope it helps!

ahm, does the freezing occurs everytime when the hd2 goes to sleep? because i tried it now with the new zimage and modules. my hd2 doesn't freeze even it goes to sleep automatically or intentionally pressing the sleep button.

just curious, hope it adds to solution.

Cerv3r · 1st September 2010, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by apeatan

hi guys,

have you tried the zimage and modules?

Cause I just tried it now and it seams great. these are my results, at list for me:

-no more force close on auto rotate screen

-market scrolls properly

-ui seams smoother

still testing the battery...hope this one still good.

where is the download

princenez · 1st September 2010, 09:39 PM

Alright, I will admit I am a noob, love this rom and it works great. But could someone walk me through changing the DPI. My eyes are not what they used to be. Thanks for all the hard work everyone.

mstrk242 · 1st September 2010, 09:47 PM

The easiest way to change the dpi is:
Boot your phone back into windows, and hook it up to the computer.

Go to your android folder on your sdcard (if you kept default it's hyperdroid1.1 folder). Inside there, go to root, then to system. You'll see a file called build.prop. Open this file in a text editor and look for the line ro.sf.lcd_density=(whatever number it is). Change this number to whatever you want it to be, disconnect your phone from the computer, and boot back into android. The changes should be applied.

(If you're having trouble finding the line in the build.prop file, it's right under the Additional Build Properties section, should be the first one under)