yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, Thanks for trying the ROM :)

Open build.prop using the file explorer, change the lcd density level to whatever you want and then you must make sure to press the menu button (Middle one with windows logo) and choose "save and exit" else it wont be saved!

Do this and you should be fine :)

EDIT: Or just flash the supplied zip file via CWM :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XsceneXhippieX:
if there is no Leo base what is charan Singhs build and pongsters hyperdroid based on? I'm confused, the hyperdroid thread states built from source for Leo specificly, what am I missing here, besides charans upcoming Leo specific .37 kernel all the Leo specifics seem available to me, the Leo specific base is stated to be there in other threads at least in my defense
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mindstormmaster1:
This rom looks great thanks for sharing and giving us another option!

While agree now that pongster isnt updating it would be sweet to have a built from source rom for the leo and I realize there is a leo CM7 nightly, but lets just be thankful for another rom to use. If you you want to try to tackle that and get us a built from source for the leo CM7 stable build that would be epic.

Also a change log would be awesome and does this have theme picker with the stock theme?

Thanks again and keep up the good work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FernandM:
Is there anyway to revert to stock theme? I don't like the black everywhere :( (Espesially in the music player) And did anyone notice that music player is laggy sometimes? (Mostly in landscape) I didn't have this issue with nexushd2 2.7 ... Thanks for sharing :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] beergenius:
Great rom! When I install build proj 200 phone just boot loops. Any Ideas?

Edit: I got it. Used root file explorer to change density. Was trying ES file explorer and would not save. But zip file still caused phone to loop.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmoG530:
Is there any chance of you doing a clk version???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, the versions which are built from source means that they compile the original Gingerbread source (which is almost a BAREBONES OS).

They then add the kernels which have been specifically designed for the HD2 (Mainly by developers on XDA) then they add the libs & Modules for the HD2 (None of which is official, but ports from other similar devices).

So this is what is meant when they state it's been build specifically for the HD2 - it's a standard OS Base but their intention was to run it on the HD2 only.

As I stated, there is some almost pure versions, but considering that the HD2 is not a native Android device, there is no OFFICIAL. - But the work which other developers have done has been amazing and far surpasses the original design and useabilty of this device, so many thanks to them :)

Hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, Sorry but I only use MAGLDR and don't know the differences between the two and don't want to risk releasing an untested ROM :(

Maybe this could be useful: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14445049&postcount=2

Thanks for your interest :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Maybe you neded to wipe your cache?

Glad you managed to get it working for you :)

I can upload the standard files for the theme if you want.

The camera and music player are from MIUI, I haven't noticed any lag and find it runs faster and smoother then the stock?!

No idea why it's not working correctly for you?!

Hi, this is my personal version (With my tastes) and i'm only releasing this in the hopes that it may benefit others. I haven't got the time to start again (I have developed scripts which automate the conversion from Bravo CM7 which now save me time). It would be interesting to build from source but I have limited knowledge of how to compile from git on a Windows PC :(

Yep, the theme chooser is there but it has been custom themed... I can upload the stock themes If you want!

I am planning on a changelog as there are already a few changes for the next version :)

Thanks for your interest :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SlyRder83:
In the op it states that there's an hsdpa & hsupa max speed fix. What would I have to change in the build.prop to do that with a different rom??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dratengon:
.... some comment.

1. No FM Radio

2. No Flashlight

3. can't update swype keyboard
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
1. I don't use FM Radio

2. I respect my LED so don't want to damage it.

3. I don't need to update it :)

Thanks for the feedback :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hellboyborn:
Hello deano309

First of all thanks for the effort for making a ROM for us. As its already being dowanloaing, before falshing I wanna ask one things does wifi works with Ad hoc connections? As I dont have WI-FI modem have to use adhoc connection.

Edit-

Great work but many things need to be fixet. Lots of FC while launching apps specially music player and screen lock is not coming at full screen. Doesnt matter if we use compatibility mode or not. Phone keeps hot booting itself many times while launching apps.

Fix these some issues and this can be one of the best ROM.

Forgot to mention it also supports adhoc connection, this is the only CM7 ROM I found which is connecting to adhoc connection :)

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] noamsch6:
GR8 ROM!! :D

in next versions can u plz upload to megaupload/mediafire/dropbox... so we wont have to wait so much to download ur rom? :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, thanks for trying this rom :)

I don't get any force closes, did you do a full wipe before install?

It

could

be due to the 5MB cache setting, I have 44MB cache (I have TMOUS).

Lockscreen is a big issue for me, on sliding tab it's fine, only the rotary background is off - i'm trying to work out why people are having probs, but working on it :)

Not tested the ADHOC, so thanks for letting me know lol ;)

Got quite a few improvements already for the next version but so the sooner I sort out the lockscreen, the better!

Thanks very much :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] noamsch6:
why is everything so small? how can i make it normal?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hellboyborn:
Hello deano309

Thanks for quick reply. I will be using this ROM once hot boot problem gets solved, I dont mind using slide lock as its just perfect.

BTW I need to check it with 44M cache, I will revert back if it works fine. I have T-mobile one as well. Hope 44M one will solve the issue :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dunc001:
I am trying this out as an up-to-date alternative to Hyperdroid which I have been soooo impressed with and first impressions are good so far. Like that stock CM7 themes work with the theme engine (Hyperdroid needed modified themes :rolleyes:). Not liking VTL launcher though so switching to ADW Ex or LPP now. Couldn't get BT to pick up my car kit for some reason, scanned and scanned with and without discoverable on and just won't find it. Didn't have any problem with this on Hyperdroid. BTW, regarding the lockscreen issue, I edited the build prop to 217 for lcd density (bad eyes, fat fingers :p) and the rotary background is as it should be, so the issue is obviously with the density.

Just about to run my Titanium batch restore on 140+ apps so we'll see if A2SD is working properly...

Good work, and looking forward to more regular updates.

BTW, if I want to flash Tytungs 1.3 GPS libs do I need to rename the files as the gps.so in this ROM has an unusual name?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dunc001:
Can anyone explain to me why when I have a 1Gb Ext4 partition on my SD card with only 367Mb used I am getting Low Storage warning when restoring my apps (143 of them) through Titanium Backup onto a clean build with A2SD flashed and confirmed working? When I check it states 199Mb used, 13Mb free but when I use Root Explorer to look into SD-Ext I have App, Private App, Data, Dalvik, etc and all of the app APKs appear to be in there. Am I missing something here? I had the same issue for the first time a couple of days ago when I reflashed Hyperdroid - never had it before, and always do full Task29/fresh MAGLDR/fresh CWM/CWM wipe wipe wipe/etc for each new ROM so SD Ext is always reformatted too. It's driving me nuts :eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
I have uploaded the 150MB System / 44MB Cache partition layout to here for you: http://www.andbuddy.com/files/n9dY2S1308274412.html

I do think that the FC's and reboots are down to your cache. Do a nandroid backup, factory reset/full wipe, clear cache, clear dalvik cache and then install.

See how you get on and if everything is ok then use advanced restore in nandroid and restore data.

I don't have a problem doing it this way but as I said, the only difference is the cache.

Hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
When you install programs, the apk is moved to sd-ext when you are using apps2sd but there is normally extra information (some files, custom user settings, cache etc. ) which are stored on the phone.

The easiest option is to also use data2sd and dalvik2sd, then your data will all be on the sd-ext partition as well.

(dalvik cache can be very big with 193 apps!)

EDIT: The apps2sd with the GUI I posted on post #1 has the option to move the dalvik cache to sd-ext, im unsure about the normal cache?!

Hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
It's because the dpi is set to 167! Flash the 200 build.prop found on the first post :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, thanks for the feedback :)

No idea why bluetooth isn't working, what model are you trying to use??

If you want to update the gps libs to v1.3 then just copy them and delete the other gps.qsd8k.so (I renamed it to keep things tidy!) :)

However, the next version will have 1.3 already intergrated - this wil be soon :)

Hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hellboyborn:
^^

Now I tried with 44Mb cache and this is what I can say- This is the ROM I have been looking for long long time. Everything is super smooth, its damn fast, sound quality is amazing with adequate loudness and most important for me is adhoc working. WOW :)

Thanks for this great ROM waiting eagerly for another release which will take this ROM to another level :D

Edit- All lock screen works fine with screen density 200 :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, thanks for letting me know how you find this rom :)

Glad everything is workiing fine for you - the next version has a default density of 200, so everything looks as it should!

Thanks very much :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Tip for a cleaner lockscreen:

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Make sure you have opened Spare Parts and UNTICKED "Compatibility Mode" then reboot.

Navigate to: "Settings" -> "CyanogenMod Settings" -> "Lockscreen" -> "Style options" And set the following:

Lockscreen style: Rotary

Custom App starter: Tick

Drag down to unlock: Tick

Hide rotary arrows: Tick
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dratengon:
maybe u can give options to include FM Radio and Flash light.

U maybe under estimate the LED. It is meant for this. unless it is Flash.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
The LED is designed for short bursts (Flash)... prolonged usage WILL burn it out!

you can add the torch app from another rom if you wish, it should work :)

I will see if I can make up a flashable pack which includes these :)

Hope this helps :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rodomiro:
Apk install issue?

Congrats for your ROM

I was actually enjoying the flash, and the smoothness of the ROM, I hadn't configured any feature yet, as I wanted to install the APKs first.

1. Opened Android Commander (apk batch installer), and as the first apk were going to be installed, the phone just lost connection (carrier), inmediately restarted, asked for my pin and refused to connect and install any APT.

Strange, I said, perhaps I'm doing something wrong.

2. Opened Root Explorer and opened any APK to install it, the same problem in no. 1 happened.

So I think it's not me.

Is something wrong with the ROM?

I had to re install Ultimate Droid 3.3

-well, thanks anyways for the ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi,I havd this problem too!

I solved it by clearing cache and dalvik cache!

Hope this helps :)

EDIT: On another attempt, I tried installing the MIUI Torch (The one with loads of unneeded permissions) and the same happened!

Seems that it isn't compatible and that is what caused it to start behaving problematic!

I think I need to have a look into it a bit more!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dunc001:
OK, just a thought (as I have been having endless hot reboots and restarts whenever I try to do a normal power off and reboot) - if you are still using Tytungs 1.2 GPS libs there is a known reboot issue if you have GPS switched off. I also found that after any change in the A2SD settings (i.e. moving Dalvik to Ext) I got a neverending boot animation and again the only way to resolve was pull battery, CWM, wipe cache, wipe Dalvik and reboot system. I had to do that four times last night! I am also still having issues with my bluetooth car kit not being seen, and there is an issue with Market downloading but not installing! Grrrr, really want to like this ROM as I am missing regular updates with Hyperdroid...

Oh, BTW it was Dalvik not on Ext that was causing my storage issue. Moved to Ext and now have 120Mb free internal.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, v1.0.4 now uses Tytungs GPS libs v1.3 so shouldn't be a cause of any reboots, what version are you using?

I have been informed that partitioning with a greater cache size sorts out the reboot problem caused by market (And possibly others) I use 44MB cache partition with no problem.

Can you let me know what model carkit you have and I will see what I can do!

Can you try these and let me know!

Thanks :)

Also: The best way I have found to install this is: - Make Nandroid backup -> Full wipe/factory reset -> Clear cache -> Clear Dalvik Cache -> Install ROM -> allow to boot fully, wait 2 mins then reboot into cwm -> install apps2sd -> allow to reboot fully (reboots a few times while installing apps2sd -> wait 2 mins and reboot into CWM -> Advanced restore -> restore data & then restore sd-ext.

Once booted, everything is fine for me!

If you are using titanium backup to restore your apps then don't restore the data for the apps (This is known to cause problems on some rom transfers!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dunc001:
I'm in the other car today so can't tell you the model of the kit until later. For me Market wasn't causing any reboots, just that when I tried to Update any of my installed apps I could see it downloading in the Status Bar (and when I open notifications pulldown I could see the download progress reach 100%, but strangely the progress bar in the Market screen didn't move...) but after download it would never then install. No error messages, just nothing happened. I think (but I can't be 100% certain) that this only started happening after I used A2SD to move Dalvik to Ext?

Anyway, just Task29'd and backing up my SD to reformat and repartition no so I'll give everything a completely fresh try with the latest version, and as soon as I have installed A2SD and BEFORE I restore any apps via Titanium I'll move the Dalvik. Let's see what happens...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] abbraxx:
Thank you for sharing this rom. It seems like it will be THE rom I have been looking for once I can figure out the issue with the market.

When I try to download and install something, the phone reboots. I have TMOUS so I installed the 44 M cache you uploaded but that did not solve the issue either. :confused:

Any help would be great!

Thanks.

Correction: It downloads the file but restarts when installation begins. Can this be an permission issue?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
OK, no probs :)

I think that there is an issue with just a 5MB cache, thats why market isn't completing and possibly why programs won't install correctly.

Also, please test this before you use titanium because I beleive that restoring your apps with the data is contributing to instability :confused:

I'm looking into moving the cache to the data partition so it wouldn't cause a problem (Only limited to filesystem size, not 5MB!). I have this planned for the next version but I can send you a patch once I have completed it if you want ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
Coming from Pongster's HyperDROID GBX (GRI54), this is the first CM7 build I really like.

With GRJ22 even more OpenGL extensions are supported :D

great work, chef
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Glad you like it!

It still has a few bugs (As you may of read!) but i'm working on it :)

Thanks for your feedback :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rodomiro:
Thanks! I'll be expecting great achievements with this ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dunc001:
OK, so there's definitely something wrong with the A2SD implementation. I did a complete 29/MAGLDR/CWM/WipeWipeWipe then flashed ROM and let it settle, the CWM and flashed A2SD and let it do it's stuff. Then before I did ANYTHING else I opened A2SDGUI and moved Dalvik to Ext. Then on reboot it stuck at forever boot animation, so battery out\clear dalvik\clear cache and it eventually booted. Downloaded TB from Market and installed, then restored my apps (no data) - all worked OK, restored and all on Ext. However, any attempt to reboot or power off and boot back up and I always end up back at neverending boot animation and the only solution is wipe dalvik and cache and reboot again (which always requires the two reboots as A2SD does it's thing). Please find a fix for this as it is driving me mad :p

Otherwise this ROM rocks :cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hmmmm... it's puzzling me!

Apps2SD creates a log, it saves it here: /data/dta2sd.log

Can you post yours so we can see what type of error is being caused?

Thanks for trying still! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hellboyborn:
^^ Flashed the latest version but it seems to have another problem. While installing apk via root explorer phone hot booted itself and now its showing blank SD card, checked with restarting twice but not showing SD card. What could be the problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
I have had a couple of reports of the phone rebooting after installing apk - what file were you trying to install?

Is it showing a blank sd card, or no sd card?

The more info I have, the quicker I can sort it out!

Thanks :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hellboyborn:
Re flashed it and this time used market to install ES explorer. Happened same thing phone hot booted itself :confused:

Tried one more time this time too happened same thing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manicminer:
I am finding this rom a pleasure to use and yes I am finding a few bugs etc and the odd force close, especially with the email app. I have found the occasional wiping of cache and davilk corrects alot of problems as the developer has said already. Everything works great other than that. Please carry on with the good work. Well worth it! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
If you answer the questions that I asked above then I may be able to help find the fault, otherwise you may continue to have the probs!

;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hellboyborn:
Ok let me explain it then in steps-

1. I installed the latest version fresh after wiping out the earlier one.

2. Phone booted fine as its fresh installation I gave the phone a bit rest so that ROM can settle.

3. Now I restarted the phone and tried to install SWKey11.apk using root explorer and while doing that phone hot booted itself. Now I was not able to see my Memory card it says 0Mb available. After restarting it started to say "Its safe to remove SD card" without doing any thing and later on SD card is blank.

4. So I again flashed it now no card problem, I though this time give it a try to install apk via market. Tried installing ES explorer and it hot booted again.

Now I am not able to install any app. It always hot boot itself.

So this the whole story hope I did not leave any question behind :)

Thanks for replying so quickly for all queries:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
Hi, thanks for being more thorough! ;)

I think I have now found the problem.

It's related to the cache and my implimentation of it, let me explain:

During the installation of MAGLDR, I instructed you to use a 5MB cache partition.

For downloads, installations etc. the system stores the files in cache, now 5MB is waaaaaay to small and I realise that so there is a startup script which checks if the cache partition is to small, and if it is then it moves the cache location to a folder located at /data/downloads (so now the cache can be whatever size is left on your internal memory!).

The script also purges unneeded downloaded files upon reboot!

However, the script is failing and that is why programs can't be cached during downloads or installation! This causes an overflow and the system crashes to a hot reboot :mad:

The temporary remedy is to use MAGLDR with a greater size cache partition (already had reports of success with this - I use 44MB!).

I have fixed it on the next release :)

Thanks for your patience and helping me to solve this problem :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] piotrv:
You might have a point here: as yet, I never managed to replicate the hot reboot problem.

I already had allocated a larger /cache file system for previous used ROM builds :D

Having said this, it seems however, after installing App2SD, it considers dalvik-cache on Internal Memory, albeit in reality dalvik-cache is on /cache.

I can move dalvik-cache to SD-EXT (an ext4 file system on my sd card), but moving back to 'internal memory' is not possible and obviously is reversing to /cache not possible.

After reboot I have both on /cache and /data the dalvik-cache.

It seems to be copied (not moved) by your init script.

It's not a symlink. My /cache partition size is heaps, so there should be no reason to have dalvik-cache 'moved' to data :confused::confused:

This is all a bit confusing. A look at the initd scripts might bring some insight. BTW by moving dalvik-cache to SD-EXT, as a workaround, there is no reason to have a large /cache anymore and the reboot shouldn't be triggered for this reason ???

:confused::confused:

Good work, this ROM is definitely a keeper for me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hellboyborn:
Thanks for replying but I am already on 44MB cache. Now I have restored my older ROM which is not as good as this one, will come back once you release the another version :)

Thanks for putting so much effort to get us this brilliant ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vasilisxxx:
any mirror ,i download from AndBuddy with

22.1 kB/s - 47.3 MB από 97.7 MB, υπολείπονται 38 λεπτά

1,30 hour to download 100mb :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mindstormmaster1:
Im not sure why the change log is a file you have to download, but I tried it anyways and it doesnt have a change log that I could see.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vandamage:
restarting "shell"

Really Really looks nice but for me the "shell" , dont know how I should call it, keeps restarting. So when I am in Android it restarts, shows me the android robot with the blue circle going round on it. then it is there again telkling me to give in the pin code. then I can use it again for a few seconds / minutes and then it's restaring that shell again.

Did a task 29 and all the other, but no go here
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deano309:
@ mindstormmaster1

It's a text file so you should be able to view it :)

@ vandamage

This has been a reported problem for some users, I beleive I have found the cause and it has been fixed for the next release :)

@ vasilisxxx

Don't know why you have such low download speeds?

I need a mirror that i'm able to control (See downloads, remove files etc) so most other upoad sites are a no-go.

If you let me know what ones let me manage my files then I will see what I can do :)