yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] htcfreak:
Yup.

In general

EU is for HD2 with 512 ROM

TMOUS is for HD2 with 1024 ROM

So check your RAM size & partition the recovery accordingly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Before you get flamed 10 times, Flame10, i better tell you that all HD2's are either EU or Tmo. Yours as well.

The difference is the NAND. The EU model is the one with only 512mb NAND and the TmoUS Model is the one with 1024mb NAND.

Go figure... :D

Dan, take it easy. chill out. you have to get your stuff sorted man. Don't overdo it here with this ROM. there is more important things for real. Just let this be for a while. 3.5 works fantastico and i believe that 3.6 does as well. People have a working phone. There is no rush.

I am off to cotulla's UltraFruit for a while. It is a fantastic Operating system, that WP7. Unlucky only that it drains the battery even worse than android does. So i will probably come back here soon anyway.

Will stick around for all the questions and answers though i think. as long as i got some time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] -pixelfreak-:
re

thanks, but I do not like MGLDR because each is written to start in the bootloader. I wait until clk works.

pixelfreak
[HD2 Android NAND Development] flame10:
Thanks guys for the info.. off to downloading. Any post which might guide me regarding the required partition sizes .. Coming from a non sense rom, so I guess that will be important.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imagin112:
Dan! Good to hear you. When you upload a themed rom? Meybe today?

Wysłane z mojego HTC Sensation XL with Beats Audio X315e za pomocą Tapatalk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mrpierrec:
You should take a look in the OP.

You should find in the OP link to download 3.6 and in the link for 3.6, it indicates that partition size is the same as for 3.5.. and then back in the OP you should find a link to download 3.5 and in that link, the size for the partitions..

Hope this will help...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andya666:
Hi, First let me say that this is the best sensation rom I have had...... but I have a little problem, In the scenes you cannot see the previews. Each one works but you cannot see what it looks like without trying it. Any ideas?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DeeinSouthAfrica:
It is a big thread, I grant you that, but if you used the search you would have found the answer to this one a while ago.

When looking at the skins, put them into grid (list) by pressing the windows button. Now you can see the previews.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
clk works and boots fine for me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] -pixelfreak-:
re

I do not know what I'm doing wrong. I flashed as a 3.5

pixelfreak
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zulwik:
Repartition all : NAND + SDcard. For SD Use Gparted and flash CLK 1.5 From LEOIMG on card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bipinsen:
I haven't touched the Daemon controller since installing the rom. Never played with that, so I have no idea what settings to use. I'll give it a whirl. Might be I need to change some things.

Well aren't you the spiffy one? :p

If only I can be a cool kid like you, Kam. :D

My 7 year old was also talking smack last night, but it was only the fever. ;)

Get well and drop this for a few days. Things sting a little more than they need to when we're not at a 100%.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Bipinsen mate, i am working but could not refrain from commenting on that one :D

the Deamon Control App is there for a reason. The ROM is way to slow on the default CPU speed. It needs some OC. It will fly if you set it only to 1113600 max.

With the min it is advised not to go below 245000 as it might cause the screen wakeup to be delayed. For some digitizer-types at least. Some do well if you go even down to 128000.

I recommend setting it to SmartAss 2 with the said values and please use the OCD page of the app as the SmartAss 2 has an inbuilt screen-off profile and you don't need the deamon to handle it (the first page of the Deamon Control App is for controlling the Deamon, the second page, OCD, is for setting Governors with inbuilt profiles).

Sorry i had to do it... ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bipinsen:
What's the apology for? This is perfect! Exactly the kind of information I needed to even start messing with the daemon controller.

Weird.. just started the app. I just see one page with Wake State and Sleep State settings. I do remember seeing a second page, but now its not there. So does that mean I don't have any inbuilt profiles?

And get back to work! You can respond to this when you get off! ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andya666:
Thank you that works lovely.

Re: "If you Used The Search" for some reason XDA has decided that if you haven't made a minimum number of posts then you are classified as a new user (only been a member for 4 years!) and the search facility is disabled.

It doesn't make any sense to me as a new user needs to search so that they are not asking questions that have already been answered somewhere, like I had to, but I am sure they have their reasons.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bipinsen:
Its not your "newness." Its your low post count.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nedo Ukradan:
Let's clear up a few things

you have made a monster! - fantastic ROM - a compliment

Sometimes I think it is overtweaked - rom is very fast, sometimes too fast - a compliment

chosen the wrong word - cultural differences my friend, nothing else...

Turned on or turned off sony xloud causes crackling in the earpiece. This happens with all your ROMs. My suggestion was to post Sony xloud as an independent update for those who want to use it. This would make The ROM even better and give users the option of quality choice....

I apologize if I offended your cooking majesty it was not my intention
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
Yeah WP7 was always fun for me, it's a great OS and I used it for a long time before eventually coming back to Android. As a tip for the battery if you don't already know, try the camera "hack" (not really a hack). Just open the camera, switch to video, wait to focus and then back out. Battery drain should be close to normal after that. You will need to do it each time you reboot though.

Yes I noticed that Dan is using an older daemon control app, just install the one attached and you will be able to adjust like sneaky said.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
A humble request for help...

Hi all, I'm having some problems and would like some suggestions. I have flashed 3.5 and now 3.6 (twice). After flashing, I've experienced severe wakeup lag, several black screen of deaths, and extreme sluggishness. 3.4 seemed to work fine. I have also noticed that with 3.4, it restores my settings from the google backup function (ringtone, wallpaper, etc... ) and with 3.5 & 3.5 it does not.

I'm using an 8/175/8 CWM partition with Magldr. I have a 32MB swap, I know it's smaller than recommended, but that's what I did last time I updated my SD card.

Any help is appreciated. I'm not complaining, just looking for suggestions. Please no "works for me, you must be an idiot" replies, since I already know I'm an idiot. Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Do a clean install from scratch:

1. Backup data/settings with Titanium backup / MyBackup and/or CWM.

2. Do Task29

3. Flash Magldr

4. Flash Recovery 2.2.7 (EXT4) with 7/185/7 partition

5. Format SD with EXT4 1024Mb partition and Swap 128Mb

5. Copy ROM flash file to SD card (stock version 3.6)

6. Flash TBD 3.6 stock rom, reboot, let it settle for 10 minutes

7. Recover your data from CWM and/or backup app

8. Test rom speed/functionality before installing additional apps

Works great for me...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
The fact that u use slightly increased partition sizes tells me that you might be trying to work around bad blocks?

Have you got any on your device?

If you don't know but want to know check my docs for the MTTY doc. Run "info 8" and see if it returns any BB's.

If you run "task 29" then (to wipe the chip) it will also check other areas which info 8 doenst cover. It might show you more BB's.

If you haven't gotten any Bad Blocks, consider using the recommended Partition Sizes of 7/172/7 and see where that gets you. Please increase Swap to at least the size of the RAM. I read that this is the usual and recommended way of doing it in the linux world. So, 128 is closer to the free RAM you have than 32 in any case. Go for that although i don't think it will help you much. It's still worth a try.

Oh and yes, SagaPer already said it: wipe everything really thoroughly clean. If you got questions on that refer to my wiping guide. Don't use toilet paper. It won't help.

---------- Post added at 09:36 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:34 PM ----------

Thanks mate. The Camera Trick doesn't work on the latest UltraFruit ROM unless i change the Radio bit. The Radio Cotulla uses doesn't support the Trick apparently. I tried it anyway. Doesn't help.

Pity. That ROM is so excellent it is giving me a hard time coming back here :D

Dan. Forgive me :) i still love the work you do.

[EDIT]

Total Downloads on the current stock 3.6: 1035 counting only my mirrors. Well Done! Keep it coming folks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
Oh I had not looked closely at that, didn;t know it wasn't working with his rom. Oh well, even with the bad battery life WP7 is still awesome to use.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnnyvb78:
Thanks going to try this tomorrow, for some reason V3.6 is slow as mud (sorry dan). but i'm going to try this. dont know why all the other roms worked perfect never a problem. i came from 3.4 and that one worked perfect, exept i didnt need the zram. it slowed down sometimes.

Most people dont have speed problems so it must be a formatting sd card or something. i dont know, i see if i can improve speeds.

It hangs sometime's and its not responding at all, swipe swipe swipe and nothing, then the phone starts doing all the commands i gave it really fast.

I noticed that with V3.4 and V3.6 the gallary is slow resonding.

But i still love Dan's rom's. Great job Dan keep up the good work!:):)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andya666:
I know I have a low post count but I have never needed to ask any questions, I always searched until I found an answer without bothering the dev. I was upset when I logged in and it said "Welcome New User" and as I said a new user will need the search facility more than an experienced one.

In my experience the dev wants thanks and gratitude for their work and after that to told about any bugs so that the rom can be made better, most threads ask you not to send endless thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Remember that your phone is reading/writing a lot to/from SD card! The SD card quality is important (if you have a EU version of HD2 with 512Mb memory). I have tried a lot of different makes of cards and I will say that my current card (PNY 16Gb class 10) makes my phone really fast. Tried some class 2 and 4 (Kingston and Sandisk) and experienced lower speed. Clean memory and clean SD card is your best guaranty for a good flash...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
Hi guys,

Well done Dan for another build, great job,

Just want to some info on V3.6,

Is it worth an upgrade from V3.4,

I mean in terms of performance, more speed in V3.6?

Thanks,
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnnyvb78:
I'm going to try that,, the strange thing is that when i go back to 3.4 all goes well, and no problems. for me it seems there is something in this rom that isnt working right with my phone and SD. dont know what. And the strange thing is that it doesn't happen all the time. it happens randomly. Becouse this rom is really fast.. i can notice the screen on animation. but for some reason randomly it slows down as mud.??? randomly??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] idevmag:
Thanks for the great rom dan, this is my first experience with TBD and I would say it is awesome except the animation :), it's not bugging me but it would be nice to have animation in external package and allowing interested users to install it separately.

PS: I have disabled animation in Settings > Display but it doesn't stop the animation for popup window, or menu

Thanks,

iD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ahmedimat:
Exactly what happened with me & I go back to themed 3.5 which were very fast.

Thanks Dan (TBD) for great Tom's.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
That's my typical routine with the exception of doing a full sd card reformat. I also do not recover data, I just start from scratch. I'm going to let this wear in and see how it looks after a day or so. Thanks!

---------- Post added at 12:45 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:43 AM ----------

Thanks Sneaky... no particular reason for the other partition size. The thing that's maddening is that I can revert back to 3.4 and all is well with my usual routine of flashing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] flame10:
Do I need to install any a2sd script separately, I'm on 3.6 and internal memory has 180mb free after a fresh setup.

Also Titanium says SDCard (A2SD) has 436MB free of the 1GB, I hope this is used by the ROM and apps
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
No A2SD. Already built in. U won't see it though.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dansta34:
Mate common sense says if its happening with the xloud on or off its your speaker is stuffed! got nothing to do with any of the xloud files in the rom if its off!

Sorry mate i had end up having personal commitments yesterday and work today so i will try have it uploaded tonight!

no you dont!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnnyvb78:
Hello people, I'm running v36 at the moment and I had allot of speed problems from time to time.

I don't know if it's possible but until now for like a hour its running super smooth again.

So for dan a question,, I deleted 07sdcardspeedfix and reboot the phone and after that my slowing down of the rom is gone until now.. It worked for me..

I hope this info can help you dan and others..

HD2 SENSATION XL rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
GPS Fix from Crypted

Ok here's another thing to think about:

after Dunc referred us to that GPS Fix from crypted which seems to work very well i had a short chat with Crypted on two questions: #1 what happens if he decides to drop support for his fix (taking down the servers), he replied he will maintain them as long as this fix is needed, e.g. within two years he reckons hard- and software will have evolved past the need for this patch. #2 was: what about the GPS1_CLEANUP_ENABLED line for Gingerbread? This is the interesting thing. He did not hear of this bug within GB before but went straight on to test it on 4 different devices since he never had switching issues reported or seen himself. He could not find a big difference for the switching (well, it might still be different on the HD2, we never know) but he found increased refresh-rates of incoming GPS Data and much increased battery drain! He reckons that the increased refresh rates cause the high battery drain.

So. Now we sit here thinking about whether to live with bad GPS on/off switching or with increased Battery drain. Is that the situation with which we are left?

I don't think so. At the moment i believe that the increased drain only occurs when GPS is switched on, so the drain is somewhat controllable. I for instance have GPS enabled in my car. There i have got a charger. So it doesn't matter.

But on the other hand: it could be different for others. I think it just is something Dan should investigate into and maybe alter the GPS setup. Talking to Crypted on this could help too. He seems to know a few things.

Here is his thread for looking up his work: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1262652
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dansta34:
well what that means is your sd card is crap! That is why i have added the sd booster app so you guys can adjust the speed of the read and write till you find what works best for your sd card!

Thanks but the info dose not help me as i already no why you guys have the speed issues,its upto you guys to adjust the setup for your phones as it is impossible for me to make roms for every individual person!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zolika1:
Very good rom and this animation like me! I have guestion how to make Swap 128Mb what program use from this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Please use the 4EXT Recovery. There is a guide in my signature where it tells you how to format your SD Card with the 4EXT Recovery. Take this guide. It will help you. Swap is the first thing to create when you choose "Partition SD Card" in 4EXT recovery i think. Or the third Item. Not sure. either before or after the EXT4 Partition is created the 4EXT Recovery will ask you for a Swap size. You can then choose the size or skip it....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mrpierrec:
I'm using mini tool partition for creating partitions.

I first create a primary FAT 32 partition

I then create a primary EXT4 partition.

When should I create the swap partition ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnnyvb78:
So why is it then that all your previous roms work smooth for me except this one. Before my sd was good and now suddenly not?

HD2 SENSATION XL rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] flame10:
Running for over 12 hours .. quite good, coming from a non sense ROM .. I must say this ROM has the WOW factor. Hats off to sense 3.5 and dansta and team. I'm not sure my setup is the most optimized one, because I haven't setup swap, neither I have 4ext recovery. I didn't yet felt the need for those, so a bit of happy with the current setup.

Just another Q?

While dialing or on a call, the disconnect physical button should disconnect right? But it doesn't by default, I couldn't find any option as well, any chance of somebody helping me out in finding the tweak or option. In traffic or on the move, I will like to avoid using the touch screen to disconnect.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] veliero:
Hello guys
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
I have a guide for using miniTool too in my signature. The order of setup is the most important. Make sure u do the FAT32 first, covering the FULL DISK. then create the EXT4 after reducing the Size of the FAT again.

I'd recommend this:

1: create FAT32 on full disk. Click apply.

2: Reduce the FAT32 size by 1024mb (for EXT4) plus 128 (for Swap) = 1152mb. Click apply.

3: create the EXT4. Click apply.

4: create the Swap. Click apply.

Do not do it in one move. Click apply after each step and use this Order of setup.

NOTE: the timely order is important, not so much the order you see in the graphical display of the partition tool.

NOTE 2: recent playing around has shown that the partition alignment is not good with MiniTool. Also not good with EASEUS. I am not sure how important this alignment is, yet the 4EXT recovery aligns the partitions better so i recommend using that method rather than external partition tools.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DeeinSouthAfrica:
Look at the front of this thread for Bojanbl's End Hardware Key Restore Fix:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Mind reading the FAQ here: FAQ Pages by Sneakyghost?

Also in my signature. Your question is the first item answered. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sab3r:
Sorry if someone already asked about it but what about rosie options etc do we have to still flash files from Carl's helpfull post? :) My girlfriend is using this rom and she never had any big problem with it but asked me about rosie last time thats why im asking here :) She is using stock version newest one ofcourse :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
What exactly are you looking for?

There is some Rosie settings available in the RCmix3D Settings. Including a change to Bliss Rosie.

Have a look in there. If what u where looking for is not there come back here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
Battery and performance in V3.6 compared to V3.4 ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sab3r:
Yeah the thing i was looking for is Bliss Rosie :) (completly forgot how was that called). I will check it out as soon as I meet her. Thank You :)

One more thing I have downloaded this "Recovery 7/172/7 for EU and US running an EXT Partition" and when I opened flash.cfg file there was config for 5/172/7 just wanted to report maybe some people didnt notice and flashed rom with this config and now they have some problems :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Sorry my mistake. Not only that. It was also still the old recovery. Downloads corrected now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] unclekin:
I don't care/know why and no matter what : This seems works fine for me. I run SD Booster it shows the current cache is 2048 and I changed it to what it appear in the box 128. And it improved response of my old HD2 like a magic. Thanks Dan.:D

(P.S. I read the help file of SD Booster and it says Red: Cache size is too small

Yellow: Cache size is okay, byt could be bigger

Green: Cache size seems optimal

Magenta: Cache size seems to big

I am now with 1024)

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Device : HTC HD2 512EU

Rom: TBD V3.6 Sensation XL (Stock) Sense 3.5 android 2.3.5

Kernel:Marc's 0.2.0 (Beta)

Partition: 7/172/7 2GB ext4

Swap Partition: 180MB

Recovery: TBD Ext4 Recovery V2.2.7

Radio: 2.15.50.14

SPL-2.08

Bootloader : MAGLDR 1.13

SD: ADATA 32GB CL4

OC: Daemon Controller 2.1 SmartassV2 @1305600
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
I see you have left us for WinMo 7 ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Sneaky, just to balance your comments, I have never experienced problems with GPS and don't use the fix mentioned.

In addition to using IGO in my car with a charger, I also use my phone for when I am hillwalking (up to 8 hrs at a time) and the GPS is always on with the phone in standby until I need to check my position on a map. Bottom line is that I have never had high battery drain with GPS on permanently or GPS failures. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
Okay so today I decided to bite the bullet and redo my sd card. Did a full format. Created a 1gb sd-ext, 256mb swap and 13.xx gb fat32 partition, all through cwm recovery. Copied the 3.6 file back to the sd and flashed. It's still not really much better. I'm seeing significant wakeup lag. I'm reinstalling 3.4 which works like a champ for me, but my concern is that I'll be unable to take advantage of updates past this unless I understand what the problem is. I just don't get it. I haven't, and have never had much of a reason on TBD roms to use SetCPU or the OCDaemon... so idk if that will help me. I'm willing to keep playing with it if someone wants to give me a few pointers of things to try. Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] masty86:
other than that, i mean watching online movies like veetle in HD?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bipinsen:
I'm pretty sure this might help you.. I had quite a bit of lag with 3.6 and was given the suggestion to overclock. That helped, but not all the way. Then I was reading one of Dan's replies to the guy who posted about deleting the SD card speed up script. There is a new app included called SD Boost? Or something like that. Anyway.. I launched it. The recommended cache setting was 2048k and mine was set to 128k. I set it to 2048, clicked Set on Boot, applied, rebooted and voila! At least my lag has disappeared. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
Thanks bipinsen.... saw your earlier post. I played with SD Booster but apparently didn't do it properly as it didn't seem to resolve the wakeup, or other general lag I have experienced. I'll be sure to give it another look when I re-flash 3.6 later.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Did you perform a full wipe of your phone? Task29, flash Magldr, flash Recovery with 7/185/7 Mb partition (a little larger than recommended) and finally the ROM? Or did you only wipe your SD card? If so, I would think that your installation (phone memory) is "infected" with parts of previous installations.