yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dblfstr:
10 minutes of work

Just about 10 minutes of work (of course longer to render). Just a quick and dirty example.

:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
AmeriCanAndroid AOSP HD2 GB2.3.5 CM7/Mag

I would also really like a cwm flash able zip this rom is sweet but gps is a lil slow.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manemzjum:
Need apps2sd support for eu users
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gopalg73:
icons small after flashing this rom

hi i just flashed americon android on my hd2 by usb ,it is working ok but all my app icons have turned small and is displayed in a single page and the lock screen has redused in size aswell.any way to fix it, i could not find display resulution setting or fonts in settings.

regards

gopal
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mar3ek:
20/12

(Ok, I finally got to the ten posts required to post in the dev forums. :))

My experiences with the 20/12 version:

Installation (upgrade over existing ROM) is stable - wipe cache, wipe Dalvik and install, no problems.

The first boot was fast (no noticeable delay).

Reboot/power down issue present, but I think ROM manager can perform reboot successfully.

No other issues detected so far, but I don't use data connections, so I can't comment on that.

Btw, have you guys noticed that ROM Manager is now available for the HD2? (If this is old news, just ignore the remark :D)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Commander Bubble:
i don't leave BT of WiFi on so that shouldn't be an issue.

i've just installed the current widget so we'll see what that shows over the next day or so
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mar3ek:
The CurrentWidget is also able to generate a log file, where you can see how the battery performed over time. The log can even store running applications - it might be useful, because certain applications have been known to drain the battery quite fast.

Anyway, good hunting :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kdelisle:
Here's a couple of things I've noticed...

When I use navigator, my phone shuts down-instantly. I had trouble initially getting a gps fix, but using gps test from market solved that for me. subsequent use of apps needing gps had immediate gps access. Sometimes it really sucks battery and other times it's pretty good on battery life.

I finally got Swype to work again after months of it not working - had to reinstall it.

I'm not sure what the shutdown problem is that people are referring to...

Happy holidays everyone.

Kris
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mar3ek:
No problems using GPS over here - tried with CoPilot and the standard Google Navigation.

The shutdown problem is an issue where the phone doesn't shutdown or reboot properly - it remains stuck at the "Shutting down" or "Rebooting" screen. It doesn't happen to me consistently, but I've already encountered a few instances of this behavior. If it happens, you need to pull the battery and restart.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kdelisle:
yesterday I couldn't figure out what was going on. My phone turned itself off many times. Market auto updated a whole bunch of stuff and that made it even harder to identify what was causing the problem. I finally figured out that setcpu's minimum was set for 128 and when I shifted it to 245, it was much happier. It's also more responsive.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
You could also try the smartassV2 governor as it works well here.

Swyped from my aHD2oid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mar3ek:
I usually set my minimal frequency to 128 MHz and I haven't encountered a problem. On the other hand - I have encountered a few problems that MIGHT be related to processor frequency (mainly Winamp going into an endless loop and crashing).

I'm investigating and will update the thread once I pinpoint the issue (or nor - if I fail to do so).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brento1:
Locus Maps tracking feature freezes phone

I switched over to NAND a couple of builds back (currently on build Dec 20). Two days ago and again today when I tired to use Locus Maps, recording a track, my screen would lock up where I couldn't turn it back on (no buttons would respond to any type of presses, long or short). The only way for to turn on my phone was to pull the battery and then power it back on. This only happens when I have a track recording in Locus Maps, within 5 minutes of starting the tracking feature. If I just let the program run normally and the GPS automatically disables after a few minutes of no use, my phone runs perfectly. Tested it like this for over an hour with no problem constantly checking on the program and reconnecting the GPS. I've verified the lock up three times today hiking. I originally noticed it the first time two days ago when I went back to view my track after hiking. I originally thought my phone turned off accidentally since my battery history log says it turned off 5 minutes after I started my hike. I never had a problem with any of SD builds ever since I started using ACA back in March. This is the first time I'm using the NAND version with Locus Maps. Does anyone have this problem too? Thanks for the input.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mar3ek:
Interesting, looks like GPS issues are piling up. I haven't encountered any GPS-related problems so far, but will test it in a few hours. However, I saw a freeze-up similar to the Locust Maps thing yesterday, except that to me it happened when trying to unlock the phone (I drew my pattern and the phone froze).

So, will try to reproduce the GPS issue and get back to you...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matoflash:
I have exactly the same with Locus. But I think it might be locus problem as well.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mar3ek:
Ok, so I tried to reproduce the GPS issue, but no luck. My navigation application (CoPilot) works normally. GPS fix is fast and I encountered no instabilities while using it.

This looks like an application-specific problem. Could the Locust users attempt to replicate the problem using another navigation application? That way we could establish whether this is a general GPS problem or a Locust-specific issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brento1:
I've played some more with the GPS and map tracking. If I leave the screen on while tracking the phone doesn't freeze. Once I allow the program to turn off the screen it will freeze up while tracking. If I have the screen off without tracking it doesn't freeze. I also confirmed this problem with another program, Outdoor Navigation, so it isn't a problem isolated to Locus Maps. Outdoor Navigation has the same results with freezing only while tracking and the screen off. It doesn't freeze when I'm not tracking or the screen is constantly on. I'm pretty certain it isn't a problem with GPS navigation since I don't have any problems with routing. It is something to do with tracking in GPS.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mar3ek:
Hm, is it just me or is the problem getting more and more interesting? :D

Anyway, I will try to replicate the issue on my device tomorrow. I just installed Locus and will attempt to confirm the screen off/tracking on correlation when next I get out of the flat. Hopefully, we will be able to provide the devs with some hard evidence :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
Just installed Dec 20. Noted 2 things.

1) turn off power prompt under cyanogen settings, interface and can reboot without issue, wondering if that helps the people with power off issues

2) while there, turn on 16bit transparency under performance, reboot and screen looks amazing after reboot. No more gradients like before , can't believe I missed that one for long, or is this a new .
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mar3ek:
Yes, this definitely works. Rebooting without the power prompt now works as it should. Great catch, man :)

I cannot confirm this one. My wallpaper has a gradient and it looks the same with or without 16bit transparency. Attaching screenshots to illustrate. The first is without 16bit transparency, the second with it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matoflash:
1. Not working for me, still having the same problem.

2. I turned on the transparency but I can't really see any difference in image quality. :/ but scrolling is a lot faster and smoother!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mar3ek:
I tried to replicate the Locus problem a few minutes ago and must say that the problem is definitely there - the phone was unresponsive after turning off the screen. But as I said before, this problem does not show when using a navigation application like CoPilot. From what I see, only GPS tracking/recording software is affected.

I don't know what difference is there between the two uses of the GPS sensor - could someone with deeper understanding of the issue possibly comment on this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
Interesting, I think it has something to do with the wallpaper file or the way it renders. I have always noticed the gradient issue in the xda app's orange/brown/yellow boot screen, as it always bothered me. Prior to this tweak, the top left would show diagonal banding. With the tweak enabled, it is virtually smooth. I do agree with it feeling a bit faster. Now i need to find some more apps with gradient, to test out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
It's the .35 kernel that is responsible for the the smooth gradients. Go back to a .32 build and you will see the difference.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nygmam:
Won't be going back, but nice to know. If that's the case, I guess it just makes scrolling feel a bit faster.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kdelisle:
Happy New Year all! have a safe and successful year.

Kris
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nelthalin:
Happy new year!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pwhitrow:
'Tis my birthday, can I have a special Burger?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] twotimer:
Another great build, thank you guys!

Did a clean install (wiping cache and stuff).

Noticed a few glitches though:

1)Reboot/power off option in the power menu stopped working. And I have a feeling it actually was working OTB, but stopped after a while. Can only reboot via ROM manager for now.

2)Sometimes (maybe after unsuccessful reboot attempt with battery pulling) some apps requiring root access (ES file manager, Titanium backup) just start and remain in black screen as if waiting for root access and not getting it. Fixing permissions/cache wiping helps.

And last but not least:

I'm comfortable with screen density set to 200 ppi, with 160 ppi being inconvenient to use with too small features on the screen and 240 ppi making my HD2 sort of a grandma phone. But then there comes the damn market problem saying "his device is non compatible blahblahblah" when you work with non-standard screen density.

Is there any way to fool the market feeding it the tech details it accepts without the need to change the actual screen density to install/update?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] warrenb213:
As for the last thing I've been putting thought into it....the key thing is the market is checking the internal values android sets as global. If that is the case we could let it use the default value for that and then just switch the variable android uses when actually setting it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheNT:
This work with CLK build?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=905089

Already app2sd stuff switched to card...

some 30mb internal free...

if i mount through CLK, resize partition, create additional ext4, boot phone will it work like nothing happened?

Then i will switch all aps from SD back to phone memory...

Maybe someone tried...

btw great build, long time SD user...

NAND rather new... but tried mag and clk versions...

Eh yep one more thing...

First i tried to make work together NAND and SD with MAGLDR but that won't go without changing kernel to hastrin or your own very old 630 and bellow... few others too.

Is it possible to tweak it somewher to fool SD build to boot SD and not NAND?

That could be great thing so i can stick to both versions and test em...

I don't want to leave SD behind...

NAND is better by much but ease of use/upgrade/backup/test of SD is wonderful.

Happy new year.

p.s. tnx for CM/interface "shutdown tweak" turning that option of everything fine now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] s0urce:
Isn't there any way to disable this market check? Really annoying if the half of the market doens't work. I got 240 density atm.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
If you change DPI to 240 and Market is still showing apps as incompatible, then tap on "Clear Data" and "Clear Cache" for the Market app. It should work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] s0urce:
i did this already, before i did i got 25% and now about 50%
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nelthalin:
Is there a new version in development? with the 20 Dec version i keep having data problems or GPS problems. So i'm back to a old 07 Nov rom.

Or am i the only one with these issues?

I have tried a clean install but data still goes to deep sleep in standby and because of that whats app does not work until i manually take my phone out of standby. And these day's Whatsapp replaced normal SMS so its important that it works all the time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
Happy Birthday... I hope you are enjoying the feast.

dp or dip - very different from dpi

0103 will fix the voice recorder issues - I've not tested gps due to sideways rain :) but hopefully the new release will work for you - watch this space.

Special thanks to Warren for continued development of the .35 kernel
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yawa:
And what's about a Bluetooth problem? My car system cannot be paired with the phone. Sometimes it does, but the connection is then lost again ;(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] warrenb213:
Pair from phone to stereo if possible. My carpc was being a ****head till I did the pair like that. Lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] warrenb213:
Thank you good sir!!! Plenty to come! I'm thinking something fs speed related will be upcoming
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matoflash:
Did I hear 0103 update, as of today? Sounds splendid :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheNT:
Hate to quote myself but... noone?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yawa:
Thanks for your tip, but the problem is that it doesn't want to pair! Sometimes it cannot find my car BT, sometimes it does, but it stands "paired but not connected".

Someone got the same prob?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nelthalin:
Thanks for the headsup. i will test the new version to see if the problems have bin resolved. I really do hope so :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brento1:
I'm still have freezing problems with GPS when recording a track using latest Jan 03 build. Everyone else too?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] danct2005:
Installed two hours ago and first impression is this new build is better than previous build. The problem that i have with data not connecting disappear.no more messages with system not responding. I made an upgrade not clean install.

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jollmo:
Installed the new version and everything is running fine!

Especially the superuser problem seems to be solved.

Installation went smooth, just one question, is it possible to remove the facebook app from the ROM? I always have to delete it via TB, thats a bit annoying...

Anybody, who needs this sh... can install it via the market or restore via TB.

Would save some space and work...:D

Great build so far, thank you guys!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] satan!:
0301 (ACA0103-35) (clk)

-ruth does not always work (there is often no access to it)

-not immediately activate gprs data transfer (turn on the plane, then back again, but it does not always help)

test....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
You can always delete it from system/app/ within the update .zip before installing...

... or just ignore it like I do. It's only taking up 2MB of your system partition and unless you click on it can do you no harm :D

Swyped from my aHD2oid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sam razzy:
Where is the download link for this post ..?I can't find it in d first and second post...!! I'm using from tapatalk :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matoflash:
Try using the browser. You'll see it will be immediately there :)

But seriously, when in tapatalk, just click windows hardkey, browser and there you are.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] newbietruly:
01032013 Build Update Report

I finally decided to update from the last .32 version to the 01032012 build (wipe cache, wipe dalvik, wipe data/factory reset). Everything has been smooth sailing so far.

The only issue I have is that I cannot update Google Music. I keep getting the error "Package file was not signed correctly" (SOLVED: used SystemApp Remover to remove Google Music and then install the new version from market). The phone would occasionally be stuck at rebooting or shutting down screen after selection.

For people with data connection issue, please check Network Preferences under Mobile Network and change to "GSM". The default was under WCDMA. Hope this helps. :)

P.S: I do experience some su issues but a reboot takes care of it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matoflash:
So far, I am getting a lot less issues with this build than with the 1220.

A few reboot stucks, and very few freezes regarding su.

Overall, great build guys, thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MartyLK:
It says this in the instructions for installing the cLK stuff:

Open a command line by pressing "windoze key+r" and typing "cmd", followed by enter

Navigate to folder, which contains the recovery image

I tried and tried to navigate to the folder, which I have on my desktop, in a command window and it just will not cooperate. Of course, this happens to anyone who has no native clue or intuition about command lines and such.

Can someone please list the commands to get there...in a WinXP system?

By the way, I do donate. Just ask Tytung. So if you don't want my money, by all means, do not help me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] danct2005:
I have the following problem:after i installed all my application using a2sd on an ext4 partition and after making a restart i have an error about uid consistencies and all application have FC error.i made fix permission from rom.manager,clear cache partition and dalvik cache but still the same error. The only way to resolve the problem is to make factory reset. Anyone knows what is happening and what i am doing wrong?

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] danct2005:
@martylk

Is simple do the following steps:

In the command windows first write cd.. until you get on for example c:/

Next you write the command cd followed by link adress where you downloaded de clk starter kit. For example cd c:/dan/my documents/clk starter kit.

From there you can type the commands to install clk. I hope you understand my english:

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MartyLK:
Yeah...you're right, it is simple...to a person who natively knows all this computer code and command line stuff. But to them, understanding a person who doesn't have that native capacity for computer code, understanding is painfully difficult. But such is the nature of humanity. We can't put ourselves in the shoes of others.

Anyway, thanks for the effort to help. I did, by the way, try all that you mentioned before posting for help. It just doesn't work for me...ever. Mainly because one teeny tiny little dot might not be in the perfect place or one space might not be present, or, perhaps, the computer changed its mind about commands on this particular day and will only recognize a different type of command and tomorrow and even more different command. Who knows?

Anyway, I went about succeeding in a completely different way. I used Tytung's cLK recovery install method and simply switched his recovery img for this one.

For anyone in the same boat I'm in...knowing not even the slightest spark of an idea about command lines and such, I share this Tytung method.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] newbietruly:
Hey MartyLK,

Check out my previous post on cLK installation guide. Hope it helps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MartyLK:
Much appreciation. Will check it out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] danct2005:
Thank you for your post. I read ultimate set CPU settings and I made the modifications but instead of interactive I put smartassv2. Now all is very quick.

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nelthalin:
Ok went from the old 07 nov to the 03 jan build. I hope my standby data issues are gone.

GPS and Data are working now. Standby testing will take a few day's before i know if it will wake up correctly all the time when someone sends me a whatsapp message.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jollmo:
It does at least with my phone :-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] satan!:
when to update, do

wipe - data, cash, dalvik .... all wipe and :

and yet root does not always work correctly :(

The first boot is always free ( no SIM no SDcard )

updated on the menu clk and power off. simcard and sdcard pull out. turn on pda and give to work 20-30min. without sim and sdcard.

reset pda, install sdcard and give to work 20-30min.

reset pda, install sim and give to work 20-30min.

reset, only then begin to customize the.

doing something wrong?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nelthalin:
All other versions after 07 nov did not. (all versions with the new .35 kernel).

But this one is working like a charm so far! I really have high hopes for this build. So far everything seems to work. And its faster then the 07 nov build.

The phone only would not wake up one time when i took it out of standby. But its less compared to other .35 builds.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] danct2005:
This morning I want to restart my phone and after 5 minutes of no restarting I made a hard restart..after that when Android was starting I had only fc messages and on my screen instead of my usual shortcuts I had the screen of initial installation. Why is happening that and what can I do to prevent next time when I want to restart my phone?

The only way to use the phone was to clean install the OS.

Thank you.

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
Can someone please post the latest ACA kernel? I really want to try it. Or at least tell me what to take out of the main rom to use the kernel. I really appreciate any advice I get.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] docent14:
First, second, and third post.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
I can read, there is no download link for kernel only. On Warren's page there is a link for an older kernel from December 2011.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johndoe99:
Any idea why Android Traffic Stats is not working with this kernel or any of the .35 kernels? Example the up and down arrows do not flash for up and down traffic or applications like 3G Watchdog are unable to track inbound and outbound traffic stats.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mosio:
Is there a way to increase storage in this rom ? a2sd or something ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shost:
I'm using link2sd

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mosio:
Works nice , thx!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] twotimer:
By the way, how is link2sd different from built-in option to change default install location to SD?

Does it have any advantages?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matoflash:
The only real difference is that it has an interface where you can choose apps that should go to the ext partitions and those who shouldn't.

I think it's pretty much the same thing in general. Just three interface thing...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jollmo:
For me, there's more difference:

Moving apps to SD, only moves the app itself to the FAT32 formatted SD card.

In Link2SD, the Dalvik Cache and the apps resources will be moved as well, which frees a lot more space, AND: both will be moved to the ext-part of your card ( if you formatted it this way)

Even more important for me is the fact, that Link2SD is the only way so far, getting my ext4 partition recognised in ACA. (I've got an 32GB card, formatted as described in many tutorials)