yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Barnacle should work. If it doesn't, try wiping app data. Then try delete cache and dalvik and if that still doesn't help I'd recommend to reflash the ROM.

Sent from my aging HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Sounds like a low memory issue (as one of the reports suggests). ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
Does moving from ext4 to clockwork effect rom performance at all?

What about partition layout?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
I happened to do just that the other day and totally forgot about the flash.cfg and the partition layout so i killed the ROM in no time without even thinking about backing up anything :D

been a long time...

Basically you can just flash any other recovery and also reflash the partitions. I was wondering the other day if there is a way to flash any other recovery without needing to redo the partitions like with ROM manager (failed when i tried). I was thinking maybe the flash.cfg could be modified to not partition anything?

The only thing you should keep in mind is that the 5.xxx CWM versions had some serious issues with the device not booting past the initial splash screen. Not sure if thats still so with the newer kernel. Gotta test it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
MegaBass for TBD

Megabass update for TBD,the sound is so orgasmic,bass is amazing,just flash and see the difference

Note : Mount system in cwm & flash zip, restart,feel the orgasmic bass:p

I'm using playerpro as default music,volume plus as dsp,you can use the dsp manager as well in TBD Build..change bass to moderate in dsp

Enable bass in Rcmix tweaks before you flash zip file

let me know ,how this bad ass works,for me its an amazing feeling.

Megabass works on headphones not with loudspeaker

Peace;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
I'm really sorry to have to be the sceptic on this matter since I used to be a big fan of beats and all audio related improvements yet still: I flashed this and I checked with and without beats from rcmix tweaks, I ran dsp manager on it and I tried without it. I also used HTC music app and I used winamp.

I found no audible difference. Really sorry.

Is there any other way to validate that this installed properly?

Sent from my aging HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@sneaky did u mount system & flash?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tarpe:
do you have DSP v2.35?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
I did mount System and no, i have the DSP Manager 1.0 cooked into the ROM. There seems to be no update for that App, at least it doesn't exist on the market as far as i can see.

I disabled XLOUD because its a pain in the A for the Alarm clock, i enabled Beats in Rcmix3D as recommended.

The only audible change i noticed is the much quieter minimum volume setting due to the XLOUD switch-off. Which was a desired effect.

So, which DSP v2.35 are you referring to then?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Megabass update

@ sneaky try this zip now,make sure you delete your old dsp using root explorer or titanium,flash from cwm don't mount system ,just flash normally.follow on screen procedure while flashing,it will ask for EU or Tmous build.

Don't forget to take backup.just in case:D

thanks to carl & Tarpe for the needed help

xloud ain't good for htc phones,they make sound even worse,its recommended not to use xloud,but its an individual choice,

Peace;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tarpe:
This is the original zip that I found on XDA thanks to bumslayer with advanced setting effects,so you must change the script to flash on TBD rom ,when installed says that is version 1.0 but it have some added options ,you must make the script to delete old one and install new and fix permission,also try to put a copy of the lib files in lib folder, because maybe DSP MANAGER 2.35 is not compiled to look in /system/lib/soundfx :D

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=972870&d=1333097052
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@ Tarpe the above zip posted by me is udated dsp manager 235 and works on tbd tested,thanks much
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Guys,

much appreciated.

However, I believe it needs good quality time to listen to music and test for differences. I don't have the time. I am fully occupied with work and wife currently and need every spare minute to look after my One S issue (try get HTC to make a fix for a bad problem). I will hardly be able to dive into this deeper before next week. So, sorry to say: i will flash it but don't expect valuable results from a quick flash without any error checking and peaceful listening to music :D

Hope someone else has a little spare time and takes some interest in this too.

regards,

Sneaky
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dunc001:
You can change Recovery at any time without touching the partition layout by simply flashing the recovery.img, either in fastboot if you have clk using 'fastboot flash recovery recovery_name.img' or from existing recovery using a suitable flashable zip. Or if you have the flash_image bin file in system/bin or system/xbin (as in TBD :D) you can simply rename the recovery img to recovery.img, place it in the root of your sd card, open Terminal Emulator and type:

su [enter]

flash_image recovery recovery.img [enter] (if my memory serves me correctly)

and it will be flashed directly from your sd card without having to reboot or anything :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Thank you, Sir!

That was exactly the type of embarrassing Info i needed right now with my first coffee in the morning. Of course i use fastboot with my One S and i also flash recoveries onto a Gnote occasionally and i am used to this but since i NEVER did so on the HD2 (there always where these ready-packages) i totally blocked that out of my mind. I hardly ever work with adb or fastboot directly on the HD2. Actually weird, thinking of it now. I will need to update my flashing guide on this.

People, i have begun to setup an Excel-Sheet with all ROM components (speaking of Apps only though) with remove yes/no info and also functions as far as i know them. It can be found in my Google Docs/TBD Main Doc/FAQ and there in Item: "can i remove apps..."

Reason for this: each time i prepare a flash i have to digg in my memory for which parts i can safely remove ( i have a terrible memory). So i thought i note it down. Then i discovered that i find a plain text document not satisfactory, then i found that i actually want to know the function of EACH app in the ROM and that led me to an Excel Sheet.

That also brought me to the conclusion that i would like to have other people participate. I see this as an educational project for myself with a possible benefit for others.

So, its not something entirely useful, but a good thing to learn. Does anyone feel like helping to complete this?

I added it to my Google Docs with public r/w permission. Anyone with the link can edit it.

Regards,

the Sneak

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Alz1yl92yKH2dE4wVERQYUVlcTJVdWlabWQzaFBDTWc
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mvinceti:
sound fix

I cant find becose post is so long where is fix for sound couse my phone is so loud i cant lower down touch sound in dialer and other sounds.

Dose anybody have idea in what post is fix?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Goto settings>RCmix3D Tweaks>System, there go down to "Extra Commands", click on "Enable/Disable Commands" and there disable XLOUD engine, it will make the overall experience a bit quieter and also normalize the volume slider to decrease in small steps at the lower end.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mvinceti:
THANKS its helped me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Oh did it. Surprising. Now i have another little help for you:

At the bottom of each post there are 4 buttons: "Edit Post", "Quote", "Multiquote" and guess what: "Thanks".

That one you click when someone has helped you and you wish to express your eternal gratitude. Posting another comment containing "Thanks" is just cluttering up the thread and doesn't make the poster happy (he likes be fed with thanky clicky thingys).

It took me years to find this button and use it, so i thought i would tell you about it becausse you might feel helped then again.

:D

(please do not feel offended - this is just a friendly notice) ... off to work for now...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
Sneaky.... see my previous post. Good idea to provide more info regarding what each app does.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19995746&postcount=6446
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
yeah i remember that list from you. I'll take some info i could use from it and paste it over. Cheers for linking me there.

I have had my second HD2 thrown against the wall, plus the new One S. I am really getting sick of this now. I will probably not buy another HD2 anymore (the end key somehow snapped out of its proper seating and doesn't work right anymore. I fully disassembled the damn thing but i am not getting it back together properly anymore).

So, if the One S will last a bit i will be over there at that forum and maybe leave the HD2 alone. See how it goes. Button sorta works but not right somehow.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
I have updated TBD with my method,with a 340mb zip file for my personal use,with few changes @ megabass update & partition layout of 5-7-150-7, you get about 260mb user data & ram memory tweaked reaches to 150mb,let me know,if i should update

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
ya i had done sum fiddling with this stuff n i checked n all files are in its place (speak: everything installed correctly) but there is no difference in audio for my ears.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] winner1:
hey ... how r u all ... i donno why dan disappeared since a long while anyways thanx dan for this great rom ... i just got one problem i donno how to solve .... after using the rom for about 2 months or more .... im getting internal storage is low .... it appeared suddenly i didnt install that too much apps ... and even after uninstalling some apps im still getting same message ...internal storage is low... is there any solution in this problem ??! .... last time i solved this problem by re flashing the rom ... so is there any other solution?!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@sneaky im not talking about just the music update, I've have applied changes to the complete ROM,if you want me to share,i can,its very snappy now,all blots removed memory tweaked
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
did you talk to dan about sharing your changes and his rom?

I'd rather not do that without his permission, friend.

and besides my phone is ****ed, nothing really works, so no thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
All good,sneaky,if dan s around i'll drop a line at him.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gecata:
Can You post link for file or pack with changes You make? And... with tweaked memory how is battery life? Asking, because i think You are played with minfree memory values, which means more killed background processes and lost multitasking.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@gecata i'd definitely want to share but let me take the permission of dan as its danny's build
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
I tried to contact Dan on IM but he's just about to go to work so you'll have to wait a while.

He'll come here and talk to you once he's got time i spose.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Thanks much sneaky appreciate it,I'll hang on :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] winner1:
i just got one problem i donno how to solve .... after using the rom for about 2 months or more .... im getting internal storage is low .... it appeared suddenly i didnt install that too much apps ... and even after uninstalling some apps im still getting same message ...internal storage is low... is there any solution in this problem ??! .... last time i solved this problem by re flashing the rom ... so is there any other solution?!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
winner please wait till dan replies back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] theslam08:
Just another tip, and easier than that.

Check out WINMerge. Its the best program around, ever, developed. It will allow you to compare files side-by-side, or, what we need it for, folders side by side. So, you want to trim every rom you download before flashing?

Open WINMerge, and choose the 'Open' folders icon. Or, file > Open (not new document). This will bring up a dialog to choose your folders. This is where I make my tip: I personally set up 3 folders, Sense 2.1, Sense 3, Sense 3.5. In each, I have just the 'main' apps I use. For sense 2.1, where removing widgets on the desktop makes sense not load (says loading forever), this is a huuge help. I have the required widgets already in the Sense2.1 folder, so when I open the ROM I wish to customize, I can highlight ALL the 'different' files, and run through them very quickly, not worrying about "Hmm, if I remove this widget, will it crash?" Sense 3.5 is the only sense to not worry about widgets FYI, it will load sense even if you remove ALL widgets.

Anyway, so after you have the list of all the files, you can see which are your Reference files, and which are the ROM files you wish to delete. Now-a-days because I do this, it cuts my time down by half hour, every ROM that I wish to trim before flashing.

Your guide could help you figure out your base files, but honestly I got my list from Mikhei777's roms back in the day. He went through and removed all the non-required files, giving a great slimmed ROM. I used this list (for my winmerge) and has never given me troubles.

Sorry for off-topic. I just figured since you posted a big posted about your slimming technique, I figured I would just help some too :).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Yah mate thank you very much i do appreciate any help. I have a tendency to massively complicate things to be quite honest. I have the same issue with my work, everything i want to make faster tends to take longer in the end. So, everyone helping me putting things into perspective is appreciated. The only way to learn.

My thought was: doing this list is a big task but once it's done, it is a very very useful reference.

I thought i don't want to figure out each app myself because it is such a big task. So i asked for anyone wanting to put in his/her knowledge and thus reducing the per person workload. I will not pursue my document if noone helps as i think the HD2 Android time is nearly over and with my device now being on the verge of its second death i will not offer it resurrection anymore. So i will basically leave the table to the public and if you want to put in what you know i'd really appreciate it.

So, please, this is the document for your convenience: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Alz1yl92yKH2dE4wVERQYUVlcTJVdWlabWQzaFBDTWc

Feel free to put in what ever you know about your Apps (most important: name, removable yes or no, everything else is more or less additional info).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@ sneaky.Looks like Dan s too busy I had sent him an IM ,No reply yet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
sorry mate not much i can do then. Try again or just publish your stuff. If he doesn't like it he will tell you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
New Update Coming in Few

Guys new update is coming in few,I'm uploading atm,Dan has agreed to my update,Thanks Much Dan.:)

some screenshots 172mb ram free :D battery drain is awesome,almost 40 hours with 4-5 hours of bluetooth,texting, music,wifi & some sync:good:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tarpe:
nice,where is the link?:cowboy:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@ Tarpe Uploading.at work my uploading is slow kinda,tried deposit files now doing through uploading.com,almost done @ 90%
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tarpe:
try http://www.multiupload.nl/

ORON,FREAKSHARE,BAYFILES this only! :laugh:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@ work some of 'em don't work,Can't even run proxy haha,anyways thanks for the tip tarpe
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Hopefully you will post a full changelog. :fingers-crossed:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dude0316:
Great job well done. Cheers

Sent from my HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@ Dude ,Thanks much :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@sneaky could you check your pm :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Dude, i'll link your post to the OP as soon as i have some time.

As a sidenote: please do us a favor and edit your color codes. This massive crimson red hurts my eyes and makes me ask: what do you actually want from us? Do you need this to be seen? We can all read and red is a color to highlight important things within a text. If you do everything red it becomes very hard to pick out the important bits. It does not help, it does the opposite. Please rethink your coloring.

Sorry i hope this doesn't hurt you but its really a little over the top i think.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@sneaky.I hope now we're good to go,my bad,for a very loud font size :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MahanAir:
when I Use sense 4 Theme Weather Animation is not work in Home Screen(only less than 1 SEC Show it)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jeroentje1991:
Just flashed the stock v3.7, is there a way to get the stock battery percentage?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Have you tried the RCmix3D Tweaks in Settings? Status-Bar options? I am not sure how the stock looks like (never flashed that) but there should be some ways to alter the Battery.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jeroentje1991:
Thanks, tried that but the percentage is then added in the status bar, but not inside the battery picture.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@jeron try flashing the stock % zip from carl's urdroid thread & do a fix permission,i believe it'll work
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jeroentje1991:
Thanks, will try that! That's the one I used with UDroid. Will report back later on.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@Mahanair,Restart your phone after installing the new sense 4 skin,it'd be fine
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jeroentje1991:
Tried both battery stock %'s in that topic, but unfortunately battery stays the same. So I guess it won't work then.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@jereon,i'll have to check with the framework,if that can be changed,i'll bring a fix

---------- Post added at 07:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:00 PM ----------

Guys Please give the feedback of new update,is it good for everyday use?ram optimization is it good?more user space,please get back,thanks much :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jeroentje1991:
Unfortunately with this rom I'm having GPS problems as well. GPS signal is lost after 20-30 minutes. Is this just my GPS dieing or do more people suffer from this problem?

Note: Using GPS during short periods of time is no problem. Problems occur when using it for more than 20 minutes. Phone doesn't get that warm so don't think it is temperature problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Common problem for some, not all. Cause unknown I think. I have had it with some Nav apps, not with other. Navigon is continually being bad with losing GPS. It's down to a gingerbread flaw most likely but not sure. Some information buffer overflow I read somewhere. Don't ask me for details, just some random bits of info I picked up. Maybe someone else knows more.

Sent from my aging HD2

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You might want to grab the files "com.htc.resources.apk" and/or "framework-res.apk" from the Stock ROM (both located in "\parts2\framework\") and check if one or the other gives you the stock percentage back. Downside: you will lose a lot of theming work as those two hold most of the theming aspects.

I'd try the resources.apk first. You can just push it over with adb if you know how too or use DroidExplorer which is easier.

You cannot install them like a normal APK.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jeroentje1991:
Thanks but I'm running the stock rom, only looking for the "stock" battery percentage which I was able to use in the URDroid rom. But thanks for your reply :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tester30:
Hi, people.

Returning back from some ICS ROM... Can't stand some weird stuff there.

Been using Dan's 3.6 for almost 6 month, or since it was first released..... Guess got too greedy and went for ICS... Too early, unless Dan ports Sensation ICS, I will stick with 3.7 GB. Much nicer and less confusing.

To answer some poster question about GPS. My CoPilot quit on me after 10 minutes of using it on TBD 3.6.. Guess just a kernel problems.

Application was running, just lost GPS signal.

So again, thanks for an update, D/loading now!!!

Regards!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Ah ok didn't know the stock ROM doesn't have a stock battery icon lol.

Are you quite sure you are looking for something "stock"?

Sent from my aging HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cuzzo94:
at the end i chose tis rom and... damn it's fast! i didn't expected it coming from ics! but i have a question, why don't try sense 3.5 on ics? it would be possible?

if we can get this resut on gb, imagine on ics with hardware acceleration :laugh:

however great work with this one
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jeroentje1991:
Comming back to the GPS: It runs on this rom a little better than on Urdroid, but still signal freezes after 20 minutes or so. From what I've read is that this is a common problem in sense roms. So guess there is no kind of fix available? (It is strange but on Boxmax Runny SD rom my GPS worked flawless)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Not exactly true. I have never had GPS problems. :cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eddyedwards007:
Just sold my hd2 on eBay so just like to say thanks to Dansta34 and all the people who helped me along the way go from being a super noob to someone competent enough to root my phone and put an sd build on and eventually a nand build. I had many hours of fun trying new builds, tweaks and themes and without doubt was, and is one of the most versatile phones ever.

Sad to see it go but it was just languishing in a drawer and it deserved better than that lol.

So once again thanks to all and enjoy your phones! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cuzzo94:
little bug (or not?). the widgets won't update diring the scrolling on the home pages. is it a way to speed the animations or it's fixable?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Settings, RCMix3D Tweaks, Statusbar Options, Battery Options.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jeroentje1991:
Found that one, but then the percentage is shown aside the battery. Had on URdroid a percentage inside the battery. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@sneakyghost it seems you're not happy with the update, referring it as someone doing an update,i did for the users who'd keep it on for dan's work to ease dan's Kitchen adding up my work,just to share my work,not that i need attention of xda audience,I think you should know to appreciate someone's work,but no regrets,all good i'd accept all critic,and if you want me to delete my post,i'll happily do it,not a problem,i don't want you to end up sad,you know i mean,so we're cool,Thanks much again to hear me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arizmin:
With Dan's permission given, I'm glad that you keep the ROM updated.. now down loading.. believe some would agree as well... btw is the camcorder really fixed this time?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Battery result

@arizmin,Yes Camcorder works fine & you can use lg camera free from market,it gives much better result :)

Battery Drain s really good,less then 1%/hour screenshot added