yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bipinsen:
Dorimanx kernel

Has anyone tried the latest dorimanx kernel? He is promising amazing things!

I have to travel tomorrow so I don't want to take a chance to mess up my phone. If no one is willing to try it and give some feedback, I might try it this weekend.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dysprosi:
I'm in Hawaii and I'm on T-Mobile. I'm missing texts from at least other T-Mobile users trying to text me. Unsure from other providers to me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anyuser2004:
I'm a TMOUS customer. The only thing I've noticed so far is that all of the people whose text I didn't receive were sending from the death star. Wondering if its an at&t issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Sounds wicked. Will give it a shot later.

@SagaPer

Could be a tmob issue by the looks of it eh? :D

Sent from my TBD Runny 3.6 themed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnnyvb78:
SMS problem

I also cant receve sms from Tmobile in holland.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uwo83m:
In my case i didn't receive messages from different o2, vodafone and e-plus customers. I myself am on o2. It's weird.:confused:

However i am going to use for a few days now the SD-ICS build from Tytung and watch what happens.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fromaron:
It does sound like Tmob issue. People should know that APN is not the only thing to check, you need to confirm the port number used, proxy etc. There is a whole set of different parameters you have to make sure are current.

As I mentioned before go back to your provider and hassle them why SMSs are not going through.

I for example never missed a single SMS so the rom, radio and kernel are all perfectly suited to perform the function providing the communication parameters (software settings) are right.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
I checked that kernel early this morning since I was up early. Found the change log very interesting but it's not working right. It's slow on different governors and it has those graphics glitches. Not too bad but notable and annoying when typing. After half an hour of fiddling with settings I restored a backup because it wasn't very satisfying.

The AROMA installer is very very nice though!

Something we could have here if there's options for installs to pick from. Cool thing.

Sent from my TBD Runny 3.6 themed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Is O2 still having their roaming agreement with TMobile? If so, your situation would be another hint at TMobile being to blame.

Sent from my TBD Runny 3.6 themed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Good. Please check that the APN setup is exactly the same in both ROMs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bipinsen:
Thanks sneaky! I'll keep an eye on that thread. The promises are just too good to be true! :D

And all of you having trouble with SMS's. Checking the APN will do almost nothing. APN is used for data configuration mostly, and if your APN is messed up you won't get MMS, but it will have no effect on SMS. That's why even the cheapest phones get texting with no configuration needed. For SMS you need to verify your "Service center" number which is found in the SMS settings. This number can either be pulled from the SIM card, or has to be entered in manually, or can be provided via the ROM setup. I've had to do all three different things in different roms. Google your provider number for your country and verify that yours is correct. This is similar to the voicemail access number that sometimes needs to be configured.

If its not a network or provider issue, its almost certainly that. Messing around with APNs is not going to help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
Any reviews on marcs kernal 0.2.0 ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sathara:
i falshed v2.0 i am not feel any thing .. thinks camera little fast ..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Alex, you could always try it yourself and then report your findings lol :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
I'm out at the moment but will be first thing I do when I get in ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Flashed marc's kernel 0.2.0. In general: even faster phone than before. Quicker start of apps, quicker switching between apps, fast unlock (start screen). Haven't seen any problems so far.

About my phone setup: PNY 16Gb class 10 SD card, OC with SetCPU @1305mHz, SD Booster set at 512kB, No animations (Settings, Screen, Animation), All 2D in Quick Scroll in Rosie Tweaks in RCMix3D Tweaks. Tested phone in Quadrant after flashing kernel 0.2.0 (se image below).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crimson101:
can someone help me with first time installation please?

*I formatted sd card using magloader as instructed

*installed the recovery ext4 partition

*wiped data etc from previous rom (miui)

*installed rom

hangs on boot screen after 123 gogogo etc....

Any help much appreciated
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Well, partly true but the Threaded SMS feature of Sense uses MMS. It does so for the larger number of letters. At least that is what i read. If so, it uses the APN for MMS. Which is kind of an internet access too.

I remember for an old phone i had i could pick whether to send SMS via GMS or GPRS... using data... am not really sure but i think the Data connectivity does actually influence the SMS.

What i don't understand is, if the SMS is sent via MMS APN, why am i not charged for an MMS? is there a way my provider can tell its just a long SMS even though its being sent via the APN for MMS?

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I'd say you probably forgot to set up an ext4 partition of 1Gigabyte size on the SD-Card. Am i right? :D

Please check my signature for a guide on how to wipe and partition your SD Card in case you did not setup an ext4 partition.

There's two guides. Choose the one using the 4EXT recovery. It's easier and more failsafe than the one using MiniTool.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bipinsen:
Sorry sneaky.. Gotta disagree with you. The format of how a message is sent is decided on the sending side. Not on the receiving end. If the sending phone (usually its the phone that does it, but it could also be the carrier) sees that the message is over 160 characters, then it either (a) splits up the sms into multiple smses, or (b) convert the sms to an mms. That's what you're seeing when you get an mms when an sms was sent. Threaded messaging has nothing to do with it. You can go into your sms settings and turn off threaded viewing and if you were having a problem before, you'll still have the problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crimson101:
Thanks for help,

Great Rom muchez appreciated!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Yeah well as i said i don't really understand whats going on with these settings. I just remember stumbling over a piece of text saying that threaded sms uses mms format. this sounded so weird that i remember reading it :D

just flashing 0.2.0... and good night...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oigres8:
Will this new framework work on the themed Rom with the stock animation&fix_for_rcmix? Or only on the phones without the fix?

Because after flashing the fix I totally lost the % on the battery.:(

Best sense Rom I ever tryied!

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dansta34:
No that was for the stock Rom only! I Will upload the fix for the themed Rom after work
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imagin112:
Themed rom 3.6 use a swap partition? What about baterry drain in this rom ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dysprosi:
T-Mobile USA: +12063130004 verified already entered. Hmmm...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
Marcs 0.2.0 adds a little more responce to the camera, with slightly improved rom smoothness however that is possible, must be like like sivin water!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] r_i_x:
after weeks of enjoying v3.6 just noticed that sometimes if i connect my phone to charge on pc using usb the phone lags and becomes slow, it also keeps on asking popping up "choose connection type" even after i already did.

anyone experienced this? or just me... maybe my phone jack is loose:confused:

...by the way i'm going to try out marcs 0.2.0 kernel :p and update if got issues.

:p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Nah not just you. It's always been bad on the USB, slightly better since the later relases like 2.something but it still keeps loosing the connection. In the beginning i was also checking cables and plugs like there was no tomorrow but at some point i realized there's a well known issue with this.

It shouldn't really get slow though unless you set it to connect as Disk Drive by default which then would make the constant mount/unmount slow down your phone considerably. For that case, i advise you to set the default connection type to charge only.

I am running the 0.2.0 since last night and i find it a very smooth and good experience. Especially Data seems to connect more reliably now (if i am not totally mistaken). The Camera takes photos A LOT faster now imho but it still has the flash a split second too early so the pics tend to be too dark still.

I also changed to Crypted's new GPS config without SSL. It is yet a little faster to connect due to not needing the SSL servers. BUT: this morning when i drove my wife to work Navigon began to lose GPS lock again, yet this time including the system losing it. It was easy to re-lock by re-launching the app, which was not possible before. Still, a bit odd.

Since the SSL servers are unlikely to have this kind of impact i tend to blame either the kernel or the fact that this install has already had 4 kernel installs and might just be messed up a little.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] r_i_x:
i knew it i remember seeing this issue long time but i was not really sure if it was this lol... by the way thanks i always put it to charge only default, ya i only feel the lag when its on storage coz of unmount then mount again...

marcs 0.2.0 works smooth also to me have not noticed much difference yet i'll try the camera and run some apps. later.

:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] THANHVO31:
I had issue w/ some root required app like Adaway need delete hosts file before, Battery widget Monitor always shows 0 ma, ...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
For battery widget you need to go into the app settings and pick another ma-reading method. Choose "some HTC devices" then it should pick up the drain readings.

Sent from my TBD Runny 3.6 themed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dansta34:
There is nothing wrong with the USB connection and never has been! It will be your USB lead or your connection on your phone or PC! What sneakyghost has posted is wrong!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ASCIIker:
i've been using 3.6 since friday night...and i also want to share my observations regarding the usb disk mode.

i also get severe lag and slow downs AFTER using usb disk mode every single time. a reboot fixes it every single time :eek:

my sd card was completely partitioned using only 4EXT recovery. i let it create the FAT32 partition (it created it using a 16k cluster size) with a 1GB ext4 and 128MB swap. all partitions are reported to be "perfectly aligned" by 4EXT. FYI, its a 32GB card so my FAT32 partition is almost 30GB, and that with a 16k cluster size is not something i'm very comfortable with. also, the card is GOOD (not a fake)...i've filled it up to the brim several times over the last 6-7 months with several different roms.

anyway, every time i reboot 3.6, i have made it a habit to go into 4EXT and do a disk check. interestingly, 4EXT always reports errors on the FAT32! so i investigated deeper last night. i let 4EXT report the error(s) but i did NOT let it fix them. then, i mounted in usb disk mode within 4EXT and let my desktop do a check. desktop windows said "no errors found". then i removed the card and used a card reader and desktop windows again said "no errors found". i put the card back in, went back into 4EXT, and 4EXT still says there are errors! the only way to get 4EXT to stop complaining is to let 4EXT itself repair the errors. :confused: then, it starts complaining all over again the next time i reboot.

finally, this build is certainly faster than previous roms i've used when it comes to data transfer rates in usb disk mode. but there is something, at least in my experience with the build, that causes instability/lag after using usb disk mode.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dansta34:
Battery percentage fix for themed v3.6!

needs testing so back up first!

http://bit.ly/A4jEiG
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Ok Dan reckons its only a few people with that USB Disk problem and since i also have the feeling that the complaints about it actually went away (came back now, a few) i must be mistaken. I still have them but it might really be the two AMD based units i use that don't cope well with the phones.

I had it on both phones and i think since both machines i use have usb controllers from AMD it might just be a slight incompatibility or something.

I played around with drivers until i got sick of it so its not the drivers either i'd think.

The Disk mainly gets unmounted when i run a highspeed transfer with large files on the connection nowadays. maybe power drops or something like that.

It actually only happens when i transfer the full SD contents (around 8 GB) and then it drops when transfering the larger Map-Files from the navigation apps. So its like its got problems with longer sustained connections on my machine. Well possible that other people don't experience it at all or just differently.

What i don't get is that the Recovery Connection is fine. It transfers at lower speed but it never drops or corrupts. Same Machines, same Phones.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ckay69:
hi:dan

I still feel v2.xx the rom than it is now good, v3.xx the rom up and running is not so smooth, I would like to "SonyXloud sound into v2.6 or v2.7 rom, how to modify?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
Sneaky... the connectors on those USB cables wear out, I've seen it several times and it's maddening. Try picking up a new, decent quality cable from e-bay and I'll bet you'll notice a major difference. I purchase new cables a couple of times per year. Your mileage may vary :p

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Have you tried using the WiFi router? It seems like he changed the bcm4329 drivers a couple of versions ago to enable it, then reverted back to older ones. I see on his change log for 0.2.0 that he has changed the bcm4329 drivers again... but doesn't mention the WiFi router app. I haven't loaded the kernel yet, but it's on my to do list today :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
No i haven't actually as i am struggling with a new setup again. Updated apps, removed apps. integrated GPS fix from Crypted. Integrated kernel 0.2.0 and Framework-res.apk fix for the battery icon.

Had to do it from scratch as the APM gave hot reboots after all the messing earlier.

Now i am in a hurry, need to shop some food and get ready for the job. Not much time to test as i am waiting for that friggin android to become ready (it is soooo lagged in the beginning - this time i won't adjust the read ahead and just wait half a day and see if it gets better by itself).

[EDIT]

I think the fixed framework-res.apk must be doing the hot reboots on long-pressing the End-Key. The APM doesn't show up but as soon as i let go of the button the phone hot reboots. That's been happening since installing the fix, then after reinstalling the full ROM with the fix it still keeps happening. Something needs more fixing here.

I attached the "unfixed" framework res apk as an emergency go-back. you can simply push it with droid explorer to the folder \sd-ext\sysparts\framework. Battery Icon will not work right but the APM will be fine. It easier to do a backup before you flash the fix from Dan!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] flywin:
TBD 3.6 Stock, lagly room

7/172/7 SDext 2GB +256 SWAP

Kernel 0.2.0 Marc
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
What are you trying to say sir?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
[EDIT 2]

Tested HotSpot. Doesn't work. Breaks WiFi! Don't do it unless you want to redo your ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] flywin:
Android runs very slowly

, Crashes, freezes, etc.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] winner1:
someone started porting ICS 4 sense 4 on HD2 many developers started helping him and marc also started checking the errors to get started in the kernel and drivers ... it would be great if dan and dunc join these guys to get the ICS 4 sense 4 alive faster
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zulwik:
I have the same problems.

TBD 3.6 Stock Ext4-2GB, swap-256MB But my rom is slowly at the moment after wake up.

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Can you try decrease ext and swap partitions ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] karaern:
It's not because of ext and swap size. U have to move some huge casheing application to ad card. After that the problem will over.

Send by HTC RunnyBliss by TelephatyTalk.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] flywin:
No i change rom to Energy ROM , evrything work perfect
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OSIRIS2010:
v3.6 framework-res.apk

here the same. i put the original framwork-res.apk back and the APM is working.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 11PCX:
Is ICS even worth Dan putting his efforts in to? From what I've been reading ICS is pretty much a flop and Android 5.0 "jellybean" will be out very shortly. Sense 4.0 on ICS looks pretty blah in my opinion as well. Looks too much like stock Android.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
the rom doesnt run lagly at all...... LMAO

maybe you should stay with roms you know how to install
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Can you please describe, in detail, step by step, your installation procedure for this ROM?

When we know how you installed the ROM it is better for us to understand how to help you.

We are thousands of users in here with this ROM installed and I am sure that more than a few persons would report lag if the ROM had serious problems with that (lag).

PS: After every new flash I compare my HD2 with TBD 3.6 with my other phone (HTC Desire) and I'm sure that the speed and smothness is very good with this ROM...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] flywin:
freezes when closing the application, unlock your phone, even during normal use of the phone is very slow

because I was forced to change to another rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
:-) You did not answer my question at all. How did you prepare your phone and install the ROM?

Hint:

1. Task29

2. Flash Magldr 1.13

3. Flash Recovery 2.2.7 - 7/185/7 Mb

4. Format SD card, 1Gb EXT4, 128Mb swap

5. Toggle USB storage, copy ROM to SD

6. Flash stock rom 3.6, reboot

7. After PIN code let room settle for 10 min.

8. Setup ROM and configure, restore data
[HD2 Android NAND Development] flywin:
Task 29

Flash CLK 1.5.0.1

Repartiton 7/172/7

go to CWM Repartition SDCard2GB Ext+256SWAP

Install TBD Stock 3.6

Wipe dvlink Cache and Partition cache

flash Kernel marc 0.2.0

reboot system
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Sounds good.

1. Is your phone a EU version or a T-mous version?

2. Try to increase partition to 7/185/7 in case of bad blocks

3. Test with another SD card (slow performance card can be a problem)

4. You normally don't need more than 1Gb EXT4 and 128Mb swap
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sinan.awad:
andrev_oc not functional?

Hi,

I always feel the phone laggy, so checked out CPU spy, and it seems even when using daemon controller (the one that came with the rom which is ancient, and a newer one I tried) - the max CPU freq was 998MHz..

At first I thought it's some sort of contradiction between setCPU and andrev, so:

- I uninstalled setCPU, didn't help.

- I installed newer daemon controller. nothing.

- Installed andrev_oc from his thread, just ruined my ROM somehow.

- reflashed tbd from the start, and still have no clue.

When I use setCPU or other means of setting mhz and governor, it works (so I see active states in CPU spy which are higher than 998MHz). *EDIT* Though it doesn't save setCPU settings even when I check the "on boot" thingy.

The UI of the daemon controller says it's oc'd.. hmmm...

If this keeps up, I would like to remove andrev, used to work better with setCPU on other ROMs.

Sorry if this is a repost, I searched the thread, and didn't find anything.

Any ideas?

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] flywin:
EU ver

HD2 do not have bad blocks ,and HD2 have a new MotherBoard form HTC Service ;p ;p

SDCard 8GB class 6

on Energy ROM HD2 workig good , 0 freeze, etc.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] siakhan:
Dear Dan.I'm on Themed 3.6.

I have installed the Patch.

everything went well except now when i push the power button to change the sound mode , the android splash appears (it's like a soft restart).

Thank you so much
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
trying reading the last 2 pages and it will solve your problem
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Ok, so we have the same hardware (except from SD card), the same software, but the user experience is totally different. Lags, lags, lags. What can be the explanation on this problem? Bad download, bad transfer of file to phone, bad flash etc?

I have tested different SD cards (Kingston 16Gb class 4, SANdisk class 4) and now my present PNY 16Gb class 10. With the other cards my phone lags as hell. With my current card (PNY 16Gb class 10) everything works very fast and smooth. I think there must be an explanation related to the SD card used in the phone (EU version of HD2). If the lag is present in a HD2 1024Mb version I have no idea...

PS: Maybe we should define the term lag? How long is lag? In seconds?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stonesolouk:
I am still loving my version 3.5. But will give this a run on my EU HD2 and feedback. I must admit I have hardly had any problems with any of the TBD series. I think what I do that may be different is I always use the original CWM ( version 1.3 ?) for flashing but also for transferring Rom zips to my sd card. I never use Sense's USB mount, which I believe could corrupt the zip files.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
I transfer in recovery also, so far so good ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zulwik:
Hi my rom reseting all time after cwr backup.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Sorry mate but you really need to provide some more info.

After BackuP really? Or rather after a restore?

Did you try to wipe Dalvik Cache already?

Did you try to wipe the Cache already?

Did you try to fix permissions?

Please do not expect help if you just leave a statement, which doesn't even have a question mark ( ? ) attached to it although certainly being a question.

I think the guys who help out here can expect at least a minimum of effort from your side. A post like yours makes me feel like "WTF?!" I am mostly between getting up and going to work or coming from work and going to bed or busy looking after the missus and many other people have lives too and if you want help, PLEASE do not expect me to pull the info from your nose (as we'd say around here).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] r_i_x:
so far since yesterday flashed marcs 0.2.0 over ver 3.6 stock on EU its working smooth...

data continuous connection and network improved, camera smoothness is fine, i think marcs 0.2.0 kernel and TBD ROM v3.6 is a perfect match :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zulwik:
Yes after full backup cwr only backup, when i turn on my phone, then slowly and restarting. I am using 4EXT Back up.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b666:
Dansta, your battery fix for themed 3.6 Rom not work for me, battery icon is red and does not show the charging status or even how much battery remains, icon is still full and red, please what to do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zolika1:
Downloading zip file from pc no to phone . Copy to sd card and that inst.to recowery!