on my hd2 when i boot up android and try to call people i get this robotic sound and the music goes to fast how do i fix this problem?
are you using a stock winmo rom? if yes then you need to load a custom rom
bikrbikr said:
are you using a stock winmo rom? if yes then you need to load a custom rom
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a custom rom? where can i get that? sorry am new to the htc thing
Here's the flashing guide.
Just be careful - use the right guide according to your HD2 model (aka. is it a T-mobile model or not?)
gilb6363 said:
a custom rom? where can i get that? sorry am new to the htc thing
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No need to be sorry, we all have to start somehwere. This is a good thread to look it. Check out step 2 for some roms that work well with android builds.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=732380
Im currently using energy GTX with shubcraft 1.5, and it works near flawlessly for me.
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wow ok thx !!!
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HI guyz,most of the hd2 & tmous HD2(like me) users here used android on there phone n hav som issues like robotic voice or more.so on behalf of everyone i request the developers to make a cooked rom for our Tmous HD2 and HD2 in which there's no robotic voice problem and that rom is stable and fast for everyday use.more over i would like to request to make a cooked stock rom as some people's like the stock roms which dont hav robotic voice and other issue thus we can use both Android n WM whenever we want.ANd this way it would be helpful to them who are making the android ROMs.i would like to give thanks to the developers for Working hard for us.. we really appreciate that and we are very thankful to you for your works,,,
This has been done. Use SEARCH.
check here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=735
If you read at all, you can find that it could be a ROM or Radio issue causing Robotic voices.
Also, many android builds are almost perfect.
Do a bit more reading next time please...
Kenichi
Kenchi* said:
If you read at all, you can find that it could be a ROM or Radio issue causing Robotic voices.
Also, many android builds are almost perfect.
Do a bit more reading next time please...
Kenichi
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tnx... i was asking for a windows rom cooked to run android smoothely.. please share a link of that rom and i use tmous HD2 with updated stock ROM from tmous and i flashed radio to 2.12.50.xxx.. which rom should i use to get rid of robotic voice.. tnx in advance
victorbd said:
tnx... i was asking for a windows rom cooked to run android smoothely.. please share a link of that rom and i use tmous HD2 with updated stock ROM from tmous and i flashed radio to 2.12.50.xxx.. which rom should i use to get rid of robotic voice.. tnx in advance
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Energy rom worked perfect for me.
i hav now got miri's rom n it works perfect for android(no robotic noise n SOD) although i like the stock userface coz miri's new rom is cool but its too much customizable... and i love the way it fall rain in my glass the the wiper wipes the screen
Wow!
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victorbd said:
HI guyz,most of the hd2 & tmous HD2(like me) users here used android on there phone n hav som issues like robotic voice or more.so on behalf of everyone i request the developers to make a cooked rom for our Tmous HD2 and HD2 in which there's no robotic voice problem and that rom is stable and fast for everyday use.more over i would like to request to make a cooked stock rom as some people's like the stock roms which dont hav robotic voice and other issue thus we can use both Android n WM whenever we want.ANd this way it would be helpful to them who are making the android ROMs.i would like to give thanks to the developers for Working hard for us.. we really appreciate that and we are very thankful to you for your works,,,
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Hi guys would like to request this thread be removed and a link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=719646 sent to whoever started this thread READ POST #1 READ IT TWO TIMES...............THEN USE SEARCH PLEASE!
victorbd said:
and i love the way it fall rain in my glass the the wiper wipes the screen
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Youre stock ROM should have had that wiper included...?
Either don't reply or don't be rude. It makes it a much easier read, thanks!
Agreed. Please use the search and you will find what you seek. Thread Closed
is HSPL needed to run android in hd2?
Do you think this is the right thread for 'question'?
Normally HSPL is needed because you need to flash the radio rom suitable to run android.
as long u using 3rd party rom u need it..
I don't believe it is "needed" to simply run Android. Now if you want it as your daily OS, I would strongly suggest it. You will be able to flash the recommended Radio / ROM combination so that you get the most functional build possible.
Without the right radio or ROM, you will have some unwelcome bugs.
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dirn1111 said:
Do you think this is the right thread for 'question'?
Normally HSPL is needed because you need to flash the radio rom suitable to run android.
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oops i'm sorry if i made mistake
do u have a recommendation which android suitable for original official hd2 rom?
harky said:
as long u using 3rd party rom u need it..
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since the day i bought hd2 until now it never been hspl yet in other word it still original official hd2 rom, here the descriptions:
os: 5.2.21869
manila: 2.5.19211619.0
rom: 1.66.707.1
radio: 2.07.51.22_2
protocol: 15.32.50.07u
I have stock T-Mobile US HD2 and I have not put HSPL or anything... it's even GSM locked to the carrier...
I managed to get FroyoStone series to work just fine; mccm build FRG33 and FRG 83 build as well... besides that I did try some builds like shubcraft or whatever the name is and it did not want to work due to screen freezes - so I just went back to mccm 1.5
sorry double post
jelliottz said:
I don't believe it is "needed" to simply run Android. Now if you want it as your daily OS, I would strongly suggest it. You will be able to flash the recommended Radio / ROM combination so that you get the most functional build possible.
Without the right radio or ROM, you will have some unwelcome bugs.
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i dont wanna use it as my daily i just wanna catch the experience using it, the games, the apps and environments
would you be kind to let me know which version of android and rom r u using?
eenbox said:
I have stock T-Mobile US HD2 and I have not put HSPL or anything... it's even GSM locked to the carrier...
I managed to get FroyoStone series to work just fine; mccm build FRG33 and FRG 83 build as well... besides that I did try some builds like shubcraft or whatever the name is and it did not want to work due to screen freezes - so I just went back to mccm 1.5
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really??wow thats sounds interesting to me
would u be kind to give the link to download the instruction and apps?
maverick_endit81 said:
i dont wanna use it as my daily i just wanna catch the experience using it, the games, the apps and environments
would you be kind to let me know which version of android and rom r u using?
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I use Chuck Droid ROM as my WinMo base. Radio 2.10.50.26. I switch between 2 Android chefs: MdeeJay and Bangsters. I use them both for daily use.
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anyway our advice is already stated there..
u want to install or not is depend on u..
any brick on ur phone will be responsible by urself..
You can run Android on a stock phone, but just be ready for any of the various annoyances with doing so, most common is audio issues like robot voice during calls. I tried it on stock Tmous HD2 for a while before finally loading up custom roms.
You might get lucky and not have the issues.
jelliottz said:
I use Chuck Droid ROM as my WinMo base. Radio 2.10.50.26. I switch between 2 Android chefs: MdeeJay and Bangsters. I use them both for daily use.
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thank for the info i will give it a try
harky said:
anyway our advice is already stated there..
u want to install or not is depend on u..
any brick on ur phone will be responsible by urself..
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sure it is..barely our own responsibility
daemonfly said:
You can run Android on a stock phone, but just be ready for any of the various annoyances with doing so, most common is audio issues like robot voice during calls. I tried it on stock Tmous HD2 for a while before finally loading up custom roms.
You might get lucky and not have the issues.
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lucky for the t-mob users..and me the universal hd2 user
Hi. I am keen to learn how to port a Gingerbread ROM which I like to HD2 and would appreciate if someone could advice or recommend me the place to start. The closest I found was in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=898215 but someone mentioned that it is already outdated as the advice would only work with older android version.
Thanks in advance for all your help.
so u want to make your own android rom?
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so u want to make your own android rom?
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I am not sure if this is call making an android Rom ... what I want to know is if I see a good gingerbread rom from the HTC desire for example, how can I "cook" it for hd2?
Yeah I think u mean making,cooking a rom for HD2,not flashing it to HD2 ,right?
I think u need to put alot of time to make a good stable rom.that's y I prefer to download one and just flash it and see how it runs
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Yeah I think u mean making,cooking a rom for HD2,not flashing it to HD2 ,right?
I think u need to put alot of time to make a good stable rom.that's y I prefer to download one and just flash it and see how it runs
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Yes. I am not referring to flashing it but cooking it for hd2. I have already tried a couple of the custom Gingerbread Rom for hd2 but am not entirely satisfied so I decide to cook one for myself based on the other HTC handsets.
Aha I see,I'm using BOYPPC-SHIFTPDA GINGER 2.3.3 RAM_V5 and so far it's great.
ppl also recommend this:
TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 RC2 v2.6.2 [2.3.3][A2SD][tytung r7]
but if u wanna make ur own rom ,if I'm not wrong u can find a Chief program easy to cook a rom for ur desires ,but I'm not 100 percent sure it's an entire rom or just the interface ,I never tried that, have a look at that.
Been using TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 rom on my device this rom updates very quickly
So tomorrow I have a brand new HTC HD2 from T-MOUSA arivving brand new. Of course the first thing I wanna do is root it, after I figure out which rom to choose. Before I do that are there some things I should do first right out the box?
1. Using TMO? (if not - unlock)
2. Flash to custom firmware.
3. ... of course, install Android SD and forget about WM
Realalist said:
So tomorrow I have a brand new HTC HD2 from T-MOUSA arivving brand new. Of course the first thing I wanna do is root it, after I figure out which rom to choose. Before I do that are there some things I should do first right out the box?
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You did not post back here so I was wondering what did you do with your HD2 when you got it.
oleggl said:
1. Using TMO? (if not - unlock)
2. Flash to custom firmware.
3. ... of course, install Android SD and forget about WM
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Custom firmware is custom but it is still Windows Mobile (WM). So if you flash a custom ROM you still have WM but just a way more smooth WM ROM.
Flash it with mgldr then clockwork mod then android nand flash. I like tween typhoon rom
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Sorry everyone I totally forgot about this thread. Well when I got the phone the SPL or the radio didn't match the prerequisites it needed to match for the rom I wanted (HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.6). After 36 hours of reading and researching I figured out I needed to flash a stock rom in order to get the prerequisites I needed. After finding the stock rom, on TMOUS website, I installed in it installed the new radio and spl, the same ones I needed. So I followed the guide and installed HardSPL and then MAGLDR then flashed it with HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.6 and it worked flawlessly. I would highly recommend this rom for the HD2.
Realalist said:
Sorry everyone I totally forgot about this thread. Well when I got the phone the SPL or the radio didn't match the prerequisites it needed to match for the rom I wanted (HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.6). After 36 hours of reading and researching I figured out I needed to flash a stock rom in order to get the prerequisites I needed. After finding the stock rom, on TMOUS website, I installed in it installed the new radio and spl, the same ones I needed. So I followed the guide and installed HardSPL and then MAGLDR then flashed it with HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.6 and it worked flawlessly. I would highly recommend this rom for the HD2.
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can I just say its about time that someone spent some time reading and figured things out without asking loadsa questions, great job mate, and great choice of rom
Demon_man said:
can I just say its about time that someone spent some time reading and figured things out without asking loadsa questions, great job mate, and great choice of rom
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+1
Nice ROM choice there! Your HD2 is going to surprise you a lot more than the newer devices and their surface-appealing specs.
Demon_man said:
can I just say its about time that someone spent some time reading and figured things out without asking loadsa questions, great job mate, and great choice of rom
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Thanks. I figured out a pretty complex root by just doing my research. I won't be caught dead being called a noob. lol
Neurotica said:
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Nice ROM choice there! Your HD2 is going to surprise you a lot more than the newer devices and their surface-appealing specs.
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It already has surprised me it left the stock rom in the dust a million times over.
I'm still in shock that the community has made this HD2 such a killer phone and the manufacturer Has notjumped on theband wagon. I love my phone again thanks to xda
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It already has surprised me it left the stock rom in the dust a million times over.
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Sent from Tin Can with string.
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Well, I got my new htc hd2 yesterday, i just dl the newest hspl and radio and then magldr
Im very surprised by that to but I'm so glad that we have a community to do it ourselves.
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So ladies and gentleman,
I am new in this forum and i hope someone will help me
i want to flash my htc hd2 with this rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1062881 (the newest post)
and i downloaded this one : http://uploaded.to/file/94t1vplv/from/dsrnmw
my question now is:
should i usw this tutorial to install this rom or should i usw another tutorial? :S
http://www.enfeuman.com/2011/04/13/how-to-perform-a-clean-installation-on-nand-android-htc-hd2/
tamerkilinc said:
So ladies and gentleman,
I am new in this forum and i hope someone will help me
i want to flash my htc hd2 with this rom: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1062881 (the newest post)
and i downloaded this one : http://uploaded.to/file/94t1vplv/from/dsrnmw
my question now is:
should i usw this tutorial to install this rom or should i usw another tutorial? :S
http://www.enfeuman.com/2011/04/13/how-to-perform-a-clean-installation-on-nand-android-htc-hd2/
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that tutorial will be sound id also recommend flashing task29 which will erase all data from stock rom winmo 6.5 which can be found HERE do this before any of the others.
LaneyEFC said:
that tutorial will be sound id also recommend flashing task29 which will erase all data from stock rom winmo 6.5 which can be found HERE do this before any of the others.
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so you think its a good way to flash boyppc's rom with this tutorial?
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so you think its a good way to flash boyppc's rom with this tutorial?
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its not so much a good way its the ONLY way lol but as i dont see a clk mirror then magldr is your only option,
and you do know sense is experiencing a few errors at the moment with graphic glitches....
hmm.. but in the post of ppcboy's rom is a video where a guy is showing the rom and it works fantastic
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hmm.. but in the post of ppcboy's rom is a video where a guy is showing the rom and it works fantastic
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am not saying it wont work fantastic, all i was saying is sense has graphic glitches problem at the moment maybe his rom wont have them, you wont know until you try.
EDIT: that video is from v11 hes now got sense 3.0 v20....
samir_madan said:
Hi...Have tried the same....
Hows the battery life? - OK...but not as good as CM7 build...
Graphic glitches? - Are there (in heaps)
speed? - slower then CM7
freezing up? - NOPE - not even a single time as of now (using for 2 days)
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that is from one of the posts of the rom you are looking at which is found on this page http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=15646383
hmm..
but he has 2.3.4 android version
which android version has cm 7.1? :S
cm_bravo_145 base includes Android 2.3.5
tamerkilinc said:
hmm..
but he has 2.3.4 android version
which android version has cm 7.1? :S
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HMM am only trying to help fella am not just saying it might have them am saying its a FACT the other roms may be sound but the sense rom has graphic glitches end of story, insted of wasting peoples time creating a thread asking there opinions and then telling them there wrong when you havnt flashed a rom YET just test the rom yourself..!! So in that case come back when you have flashed sense onit and tell me that it hasnt got glitches....
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