yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MartyLK:
Wow...the download site really sucks bad. 15 minutes before being able to download the recovery file and 5 minutes before being able to download the ROM file.

I give up. I waited those lengths of time to download your files and for soe reason I couldn't get the correct file through my download manager. I tried to download again and it wouldn't allow it. Then, when the ROM file was ready to download, it wouldn't let me download it because I had tried to download the recovery file.

This is a no-go ROM for me. Sorry pal.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AndHD2:
The ROM looks really nice. Trouble is the download link so a Mirror would be nice.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
@ xpstyle36

Not really sure what I can do since I don't have a device with the lag to test things on :(

I will look into it to see if there is some "long-lost" method of correcting or tweaking it as some people have had some success resulting in a 0.5 sec lag :)

@ Dunc001

1. Speed/stabilty is, in my optionion, on par or better ;)

2. Every few days.

3. Yes, the themes for theme chooser work!

@ mikelt89

It's Desire/Bravo based :)

@ MartyLK

If you can give me a better upload site, I would be willing to upload it there for you!

Thanks everyone for your interest! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] renna1992:
thank you very much, looks very promising. will give it a try and report back :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] invisiblebm:
You can upload it to: multiupload
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dianlb50:
why can't I download facebook?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Hey Deano, I meant the theme from this version because I want to keep the Android on the pull down menu
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
ok got everything working just right. I had to install the old market since the density on this rom is set to 167 and it would say some of the apps were incompatible with my device, now everything is working fine. Thanks again for the update
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
No idea, possibly because of the LCD Density being set to 167 and the market not liking it?!?!?

I have downloaded facebook after a clean install without a problem so am unable to replicate your problem.

:(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
You probably have to install the old market apk. Just get an old market apk. Rename it to vending and paste it in system/apps folder. open permissions menu for vending apk. And check read, write and execute on the boxes for user. Also delete market updater.apk . Reboot and it should work.

There is no other way around the new market if you want another screen density other than 240 because the market automatically checks screen density. If you have something else other than 240 it thinks the devise is a tablet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] heatledger:
yes, I think so.

I also have problem downloading many app from market 3.15 with screen density 167. too many applications are incompatible to continue to use the market 3.15, so the only solution is to revert to an older version :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Yep only solution unless somebody can hack the new market apk. So it won't check the density. Kind of like the Netflix apk. Was originally hacked so it wouldn't check the type of devise. That's a reason why Hyperdroid rom still uses the old market. Good luck
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Thanks everyone for your help, I was wrong when I said I downloaded facebook after a clean install without a problem - I had already set the density back to normal to install gameloft games DOH!

I'm glad that in the spirit of XDA Developers, other users are helping each other with this ROMs problems as my regular jobs keep me busy most of the time and there is a delay in replying (Or I don't answer correctly!!! LOL)

I plan on looking into the new market checks to see if I can patch it (Or look to see if someone else has!)

Once again, Thanks :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Change LCD Density without editing build.prop

I have found a possible solution which could allow you to change your density to 240, use Market and then change it back.

Look here for more info: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=8184409

Hope this may help (If version is compatible?!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Changing the density back to 240 will work. One thing we could try is setting the density back to 240. Then use, Density Changer to set it to 167. Reason why um suggesting is because I'm not sure if using the Density Changer app will change the build prop itself. I'm at work right now but I will try when I get home, unless somebody can try this right now to see what happens
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
HardDroid2 v2.3.8

I alway get back to this build for daily use .

Over the last months it has become my all times favourite.

This chef has a good eye for details. No insane number of updates.

It just works great. Ta
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
Changing the lcd density in build.prop to 240 ppi is not solving the 'incompatible' issue in my case. I also tried to see if changing the product model name has any effect. Nop.

So I went back to vending.apk 2.3.6.

Unfortunately after restarting the main activity, it gets automatically updated to 3.1.5 : ( Aaarghh !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] heatledger:
Very strange. For me setting to 240 worked well, I was able to update applications that were incompatible with 167 dpi

Inviato dal mio HTC HD2 usando Tapatalk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Use the file manager and navigate to /system/app and delete MarketUpdater.apk and reboot. Now replace the Vending.apk and it shouldn't update :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
change the build pro density, then go to manage apps and clear cache for vending apk and then restart

If you're going to install the old market, get the old apk file and rename it vending.apk install it in system

/apps and go to permissions and check for read, write and execute, and then delete market updater, clear cache and dalvik cache in recovery and reboot, that worked for me on this ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
how silly of me, forgot about market updater !

I just 'disabled' it by changing permissions&ownership.

Not updating now : )

Thanx

sent from a t8585 using tapatalk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
clearing the cache did the trick : )

Thanx

sent from a t8585 using tapatalk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
HardDroid2_Base-244_29102011_1643

CHANGELOG FOR v2.4.4

For a more "In depth" changelog of CyanogenMod-7, please refer to the changelog within "CyanogenMod

Settings" page!

HardDroid2_Base-244_29102011_1643

Internal Version: v2.4.4

CM-7 Bravo/Desire - Base: 244

Kernel: Tytung r12.4 Update V3

Changes since v2.3.8:

Updated:

Kernel -> Tytung r12.4 Update V3

Source -> CyanogenMod-7 2.3.7 - Bravo/Desire

Cyanogen 7 base includes busybox -> v1.19.2

Tytung GPS Libs -> v2.1 NMEA

GAPPS framework -> 08/28

Music - Google Music -> v4.0.1

Superuser App -> v3.0.6

SuperUser Binary -> v3.03

Market -> v3.2.0

RAM Script

cache script

Zipalign Script

CPU Voltage Script (Fixed 128MHz option & Lowered voltage)

ROBOTO Fonts

DownloadProvider.apk - "Download any file type" support for Browser.

MIUI Compass (Blue ring)

Removed:

MIUIcamera_v17_Fixed2

S2E

FM Radio (Spirit FM)

Fancy Widget Pro (@ Request of Moderators)

Swype (@ Request of Moderators)

Added:

3D Digital Weather Clock v3.1.5

SwiftKey X Keyboard v2.1.0.262

Apps2SD v2.7.5.3-beta04 (SD Ext2/3/4 Partition Required)

Apps2SD GUI v0.9.9

FM Radio (NexusHD2-Gingerbread V3.1a)

LCD Density Changer v5.0

Flashplayer 10.3

Leo AGps Injector v0.5

Themes:

HardDroid2: Bootanimation.zip, Default System theme & Sounds.

NOTES:

REQUIRES AN EXT PARTITION ON SD CARD

Phone will reboot a few times after initial install - This is normal and due to Apps2SD installing.

You must choose default install location to "Internal" (Settings -> CyanogenMod Settings -> Application -> Install Location).

Changed the default lcd density to 160 - This avoids the market "This device is not compatible" error message.

Market Force Close Fix: Choose your correct region! - Settings -> Language & keyboard -> Language -> English (United Kingdom)

All I do nowadays is compile ROMs - I do very little in the way of development (2 full time jobs) and the majority of credit goes to the real developers. As such, any problems that you may have with this ROM should be able to be solved by using the "SEARCH" button or looking at the developers pages/posts regarding the specific component! (eg. If there is a fault with GPS, then search for "Tytung GPS").

END OF VERSION CHANGE

Download HardDroid2 v2.4.4 from here: MultiUpload

Also available via ROM Manager!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
lol, two updates within a week : )

why abandon s2e? I was quite happy with it..

sent from a t8585 using tapatalk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Hey Deano two questions.

1. Can you make flashable zip for the Sony Bravia Engine please for us Hard Droid 2 users?

2. Also according to your new channel log changing the default density to 160. Does that eliminate incompatibility on the new market. Is that what you mean?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] free2saute:
I tried this rom but the density issue i can do with out as other roms dont have this problem will have to move on to old rom good luck on this
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Lol you won't have a density issue if you set it at 240 and clear the cache. Other rooms don't have this problem because they are all set at 240. Hyperdroid also does not have this problem because they use the old market. But anyways other than that it is a super solid ROM. Pretty much the only CM7 rom I use.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, Yes, I can make a flashable CWM zip for the bravia Engine (Haven't tested it on this rom yet though).

And yes, the market works at 160, but for some reason, you need to change your language settings as desribed or the market force closes.

I will upload the zip later.

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
bug in CM7

I noticed in CM7.238/.244 the sound widget button in the notification widget bar can only be toggled once after it is not responding anymore.

Anyone else noticed?

I never was fond of app2sd, so tried good old s2e with this build of HardDroid2.

Unfortunately it did sort of ruin my sd card. I blame android 2.3.7 :mad:

I might give link2sd a try.

A more serious problem I experience with Android >= 2.3.5 is the difficulty with running services, playing with the Android SDK level 10.

They seem to run fine on the Android 2.3.3 emulator and on my HD2 with HardDroid2 1.1.1 running Android 2.3.4 :confused:

Since our HD2 can't handle exotic Android 2.3.5 features anyway, such as support for NFC, I consider reverting for the moment to the HardDroid2 1.1.1 build I have been using daily since it release last June .....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bLaZeR666_uk:
Just installed this rom, had issues with FC changed language and FC stopped on market.

I cant download anything from the market....it just says downloading and thats it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Make sure you have ex partition on sd card and read first post if you any other problems, I had the same problem, trust me the answers are there
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bLaZeR666_uk:
I have installed a 512mb partition via CWM still cant download any apps...they are just stuck downloading. Read the 1st post and there isnt anything I can see ....

also I cant set any ringtones...keeps FCing.. (did change language)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Go to apps2d or S2E or whichever you have have. Not sure about the version released yesterday because on that he removed S2E app and added apps2sd. Look for an option that says to mount ex position as 4 ex partition. Then reboot if that doesn't work look at the first post again where it mentions if you are having problems installing apps click here or here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
I found the same problem on my Galaxy S - I assume it's CyanogenMod related?!

Installing both does conflict - I will probebly release a plain version in future or even a few versions to give people the option!

Indeed, a newer version of the OS doesn't always mean that it's the best and it's peoples own preference and customisations to ROMs which make Android a versatile OS.

However, Based on the Cyanogen Changelog, there are a lot of "Tweaks" or "Features" which I consider beneficial to have which is why I have updated from v 1.1.1.

As far as I am aware (I could be wrong!), this build doesn't contain features such as NFC as it was originally compiled for Desire/Bravo (Which is probably the closest match to the HD2 hardware I beleive) which also doesn't support NFC and as such, the services shouldn't be present or active?!

I honestly haven't looked too much into features which I don't use as I built this primeraly as an OS for a phone (With the ability to use the internet, navigation, camera, music player etc. of course!!!!) lol

Thanks for your feedback :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
I would recommend a fresh, clean install.

The new version uses Apps2SD

Once you have created an Ext4 Pertition, reinstall and follow instructions!

This has worked for many others so i'm unsure why it's not working for you :(

(Side note: having to choose the language was caused by me removing the default keyboards and SwiftKey X requires a download of your required language - oversight on my part whic should be corrected on next release)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Buxpo:
I like this ROm very much but when I install the rom ,it just restart and restart and restart or just stock ,tell me what's wrong .I do everything right all instalation process :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
The rom will restart a few times on initial install as it sets up apps2sd.

You

MUST

have an ext4 partition on your sd card or problems that you are describing can happen.

Hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Buxpo:
I have ext4 and the rom restart many times but then just stock or even when the rom is loaded restart aggain :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
When I get this kind of behaviour I usual take these steps:

1. take out battery for a few seconds

2. clear /cache and dalvik cache from within magldr

3. fix permissions from within magldr

if still in reboot loop, hard reset

Give it a try
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petbede:
Hi there.

Please can u kindly tell me if your ROM block ADVERT. I have a app that I need it to show me the link of ADVERT, but so far I have not seen the ROM to archive that. So just pondering and wondering if your prevent ADVERT cause it said in the first page Host File (Block ADs)

Really need to know.

PEACE!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, yes adverts/ads are blocked.

You can show them again by deleting /system/etc "hosts".

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petbede:
Hi there.

Thanks.

I will FLASH it and see how it goes.

Oh!!! It's sad cause I won't be testing it cause it is MAGLDR

I am into cLK

PEACE!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Too bad because you're missing out on the best CM7 ROM for the HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
personal update for HardDroid2 v1.1.1

Since I experience annoying difficulties with both the latest nightly CM7 and android 2.3.7, I reverted to the stable HardDroid v1.1.1 build.

I mixed in Tytungs 12.4 kernel and some apps I like from later HardDroid2 builds, replaced some apps with ones I consider essential and added some other handy stuff.

I created a CWM recovery update.zip which you can download from HERE if you're interested.

You

MUST

have already a working HardDroid2 v1.1.1 installed.

The update installer will check for this condition or will abort otherwise.

I have tested the update and it's working very well for me.

Don't blame me if it is not working the same for you.

I provide this update just as a courtesy...

update.zip details

Replaced

Kernel Tytung 12.4

Keyboard (taken from HardDroid2 v2.38)

QuickPic (best pic viewer)

Camera (taken from HardDroid2 v2.44)

Added

Link2SD (this is a very elegant solution which gives you maximum control)

Dialer One (so much better than the stock dialer)

SlideMe (an alternative for the problematic Google Market)

LCD density changer (taken from HardDroid2 v2.44)

3D Digital Weather Clock (taken from HardDroid2 v2.44)

Market Enabler (handy)

Updated

Superuser

ROM Manager

Removed

S2E

Gallery3D (I reckon no one likes this app anyway)

MIUI Camera

TurboFly3D (just a game)

LWP_IceGalaxy (who cares)

LWP_Shadow_Galaxy (who cares)

Other mods

disabled annoying boot sound (my girlfriend was getting pissed off at me for rebooting constantly during the night, lol)

set

true

pixel density for HD2

NOTES

ALWAYS clear /cache and Dalvik cache using CWM Recovery!

If necessary fix permissions and use your common sense.

Although my actual modified HardDroid2 is using a CM7 theme created by UpwardSpiral and fonts to my taste, it is very likely that it's not your cup of tea.

Therefore I didn't include the themed framework to the update.zip

You can find very nice CM7 themes in THIS thread.

Sorry, I have not much time to respond to any remarks or questions
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petbede:
Hi there.

How is that???

PEACE!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Because it is super far and rock solid. Everything works right out the box. Let me know of you want to try it. I'll send you a link to download my version with the best animations out there, they're not from UOT kitchen. But you have to have ex partition with this ROM or it won't work
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petbede:
Hi there.

Hmmm.... The thing here is that I was on MAG then I switch to cLK.

So what is it really that u have that will make me come back to MAG :D ;) :)

PEACE!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
You have to try for yourself. I've try tired the last two Hyperdroid roms and this one is better in my opinion. Just the fact that everything worked out the box compared to Hyperdroid that had to release patches. Honey badger was their best release. Like I said its rock solid, but you have to have ex partition preferably ex 4. I haven't had any bugs on this rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petbede:
Hi there.

OK. Where can I download it

PEACE!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
By accident I managed to get it working properly:

you have to toggle any of

Sound Mode

modi for the Notification Sound Widget button, lol !

By default none are selected which is causing this 'bug' which turns out not to be a bug at all in the latest CM7 :o
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Exactly where did you find this toggle/setting?

I still can't get it to work! :(

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
AHA, Found it!!!!

Settings -> CyanogenMod Settings -> Interface -> Notification Power Widget -> Widget Buttons (Scroll Down) Select "Sound Modes" and tick all!!!

Phew!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Hey Deano, you tried any of the newer kernels released for the HD2? If you can you think you can make a zip kernel for this rom on the new Tytung 13 kernel
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, yes I have tried Tytung R13 and all seems well. (Haven't tried any other though as everything seems to work for me!)

(The call recorder version seems to drop wifi and 3g data for some reason - possibly due to the initrd.gz I use?!?!)

I will be including the normal version in the next release which has everything

except

call recording working and it also has grrrrrreeeeaaaaat battery life (2-4Ma on standby!) :)

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
When do you plan on dropping your next release?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
As soon as I have

thoroughly

tested the kernel (Next couple of days hopefully!) ;)

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
You the man Deano
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jackwhite87:
@ deano,

hey guy, at first thank you for your rom. can i flash an clk kernel over the magldr.zip and i became a stable clk rom??? i used clk with my other roms and find it better than magldr.....when you have any idea, you can give me a feedback please.......

:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, I really have no idea. I have only ever used Magldr so don't know how well it would perform under clk!

Give it a try and see how it goes!

Sorry I couldn't be more help :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
HardDroid2 v2.5.7

CHANGELOG FOR v2.5.7

For a more "In depth" changelog of CyanogenMod-7, please refer to the changelog within "CyanogenMod Settings" page!

HardDroid2_Base-257_11112011_1553

Internal Version: v2.5.7

CM-7 Bravo/Desire - Base: 257

Kernel: Tytung r14

Requirements

Radio 2.15.50.14

HSPL 2.08

MAGLDR 1.13

ClockworkMod Recovery 4.0.0.0 - 5.0.2.6

1024 MB EXT4 partition on SD card for App2SD

Changes since previous version:

Updated:

Kernel -> Tytung r14

Source -> CyanogenMod-7 2.3.7 - Bravo/Desire

Busybox -> v1.19.3

Tytung GPS Libs -> v2.1 NMEA

GAPPS framework -> 08/28

Music - Google Music -> v4.0.1

Superuser App -> v3.0.6

SuperUser Binary -> v3.03

Market -> v3.3.11

mic_level script (Louder default values)

HOSTS file: Nov 7th, 2011 at 22:45:08 - Entries: 31019

Flashlight

File Manager v2.17

Gallery

Voicesearch

RAM Script

cache script

Zipalign Script

CPU Voltage Script (Fixed 128MHz option & Lowered voltage)

ROBOTO Fonts

Default DSP Manager

Default Download Provider

Removed:

MIUIcamera_v17_Fixed2

S2E

FM Radio (Spirit FM)

Fancy Widget Pro (@ Request of Moderators)

Swype (@ Request of Moderators)

Added:

3D Digital Weather Clock v3.1.5

SwiftKey X Keyboard v2.1.0.262

Apps2SD v2.7.5.3-beta04 (SD Ext2/3/4 Partition Required)

Apps2SD GUI v0.9.9

CyanogenMod FM Radio

LCD Density Changer v5.0

Flashplayer 10.3

Leo AGps Injector v0.5

Themes:

HardDroid2: Bootanimation.zip, Default System theme & Sounds.

Added new transition animations! ;)

NOTES:

REQUIRES AN EXT PARTITION ON SD CARD

Phone will reboot a few times after initial install - This is normal and due to Apps2SD installing.

You must choose default install location to "Internal" (Settings -> CyanogenMod Settings -> Application -> Install Location).

Changed the default lcd density to 160 - This avoids the market "This device is not compatible" error message.

Market Force Close Fix: Choose your correct region! - Settings -> Language & keyboard -> Language -> English (United Kingdom)

All I do nowadays is compile ROMs - I do very little in the way of development (2 full time jobs) and the majority of credit goes to the real developers. As such, any problems that you may have with this ROM should be able to be solved by using the "SEARCH" button or looking at the developers pages/posts regarding the specific component! (eg. If there is a fault with GPS, then search for "Tytung GPS").

END OF VERSION CHANGE

Download HardDroid2 v2.5.7 from here: MultiUpload

Also available via ROM Manager!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Hey I got kind of a dumb question but what I'd GAPPS framework feature and what does it so? Just wondering
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
The GAPPS "framework" is a set of files/apps released by google wich means Google APPS.

I have dubbed it the "framework" as it doesn't include everything.

It consists of things like the network background service (for maps etc.) and sync capabilities amongst others.

For example, GeoTag requires the framework for google maps to be installed, not the program itself.

So I made the decision just to add the framework and leave it to the end user to decide what else to install!

Hope this makes sense, im tired and ready for bed so sometimes I just confuse myself!!! :eek:

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mexicandroid:
Hey Deano did you leave out theme chooser out on purpose ?