yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] yoseir2:
hmmm... I'm looking at your sig, and if im flashing between roms, and not flashing radios, do I need to worry about what radio I'm on? I just read that it is very important not to downgrade your radio, but I have no idea how I would do that...
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Nephilim:
The radio is a seperate flash that is not necessary for the OS to run a certain way. You can try out different radios if you like. I have the newest because it gives me the best Data and Voice signals in my area. Different radios give better reception for people depending on where in the U.S. they are located. If you have a good clear signal you can choose to stay on what you have, I'm assuming you have the .722 radio. It doesn't hurt to try others though, worse case scenario you get no signal and have to flash the previous radio back again. Just make sure you are installing the correct radio for the Inc2 and OS. The GB radios work fine with ICS.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] yongh:
What the best Kenal for miui Rom for the best battery life
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dman3285:
You can't flash any kernels with miui or cm7 they can only work with the kernel included in the rom.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] atrix4nag:
I flash KL2 modem, then it increased my battery life.. and now its stable...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dman3285:
You can flash modems...not kernels....BIG difference
[Samsung Infuse 4G] yongh:
what it do if i flash the modems? and if so which one its best for battery and stable for miui rom ?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dman3285:
Depends on your area
[Motorola Droid Bionic] razz1:
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[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] adridu59:
Yes you will most-likely have to wait a bit longer to get the upgrade.

As for the unlocking it has to be done via a special method which costs 15 bucks (SETool2) but after that (and flashing stock ROM if your operator provides special ROM) your phone will be like an unbranded one.

See this.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] tinyXperia:
you can edit the dpi setting in the build.prop file which is located at ROOT/system/build.prop.txt or download an app for it like this. Lower values make the font larger. But changing the settings will likely misalign some texts. Here's a demonstration of the effect:

[youtube]CDDphkmSQBo[/youtube]

Try this app. Another advantage is that your screen can be set much brighter than on stock settings.

Both apps I mentioned are ROOT only.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] midix:
Thanks for those links.

I found in some other threads that now it is possible to root Neo V without unlocking the bootloader, so I guess, I can root and try those two apps without a risk of losing warranty.
[HTC Sensation] waltsalt:
If you want to check if your phone has a SuperCID but don't have access to a computer to run the fastboot commands you can do so from your phone with the following procedure.

Verifying SuperCID

I got the information for this from the HTC Vision wiki entry:- http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_Vision

I'm sure there is information about gfree in another post but I can't find it to credit anyone. If you know more about it let me know and I'll put the credits in here.

Ok, to verify that SuperCID was applied download the gfree_verfiy.zip file attached, extract and then use a root file explorer (e.g. ES File Explorer) to move the file to /data/local/tmp. When the file has been moved amend it's permissions to:-

User r/w/e

Group r/w

Other r/w

After you do this open Terminal and type the following:-

$ su
# cd /data/local/tmp
# stop ril-daemon
# ./gfree_verify

You should get the following returned:-

gfree verify_cid returned:
@CID: 11111111

OK

gfree verify_secu_flag returned:
@secu_flag: 0

OK

gfree verify_simlock returned:
@SIMLOCK= 00

OK

If it says @CID: 11111111 then you have set SuperCID successfully.

When you are finished start the interface layer again by typing:-

start ril-daemon
[HTC Sensation] sromer:
Didn't work for me.

CID Getter still says mine is TELST001
[HTC Sensation] waltsalt:
I'm not sure, but I would asume the CID Getter app would just get the CID of the current ROM you are using (the same as typing 'getprop ro.cid' into Terminal). The CID of your ROM and the CID of your phone are not the same. You need to use the method above to get the CID of your phone or alternatively you can use the fastboot commands from an adb connection.
[HTC Sensation] sromer:
I followed all the instructions, but after i enter

$ su
# cd /data/local/tmp
# stop ril-daemon
# ./gfree_verify

i get

gfree verify_cid returned:
@CID: TELST001

OK

gfree verify_secu_flag returned:
@secu_flag: 0

OK

gfree verify_simlock returned:
@SIMLOCK= 00

OK

So it hasn't changed like i should have.

I have no idea why it isn't working.
[HTC Sensation] waltsalt:
@sromer - I see, I'm at work at the minute but when I get home I'll run through things on my phone again to check if the attached file, etc. are all doing as they should. The original post is here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1192630 - and this has a link to the file hosted on Multiupload. You could try working through the instructions there. If you do, let me know how you get on.

If it has worked for anybody else can you let me know?
[HTC Sensation] sromer:
I just tried the one in that thread too and i get the same result.

It says it's worked but my CID stays the same.

Might just have to wait until tomorrow and try it on my pc
[HTC Sensation] kboater:
I have a really dumb question, but im pretty new to the Sensation, but not android....

Since this is the general section and its related to this thread, ill ask it here.

Why do I need SuperCID and what does it do? Does it have anything to do with flashing ICS firmware or roms? Im still on 2.3 roms as i have not figured out if I need to flash firmware or Hboot (dont even know the difference) to go from 2.3 roms to ICS roms....
[HTC Sensation] waltsalt:
SuperCID allows you to flash ROMs from any region e.g. a T-Mobile ROM from the US can be flashed onto a European handset. Without SuperCID this is not possible.
[HTC Sensation] xdviper:
Aren't you supossed to do this while in fastboot?
[HTC Sensation] Pinepig:
Yes you will have to perform one of the SuperCID procedures ( there are several ways to do it ) before you can flash the ICS firmware.
[HTC Sensation] waltsalt:
OK, I put my phone back to the HTC__001 CID and reworked through these steps. Setting SuperCID from the phone isn't working for me either. I thought it had worked for me previously but I must have done the fastboot SuperCID procedure back in the days when I unlocked the bootloader so then when I checked if this procedure had worked it looked like it had!

I shall update this post to that effect.

The instructions for verifying the CID are still applicable and definitely work. It means you can check if you have SuperCID on your phone before flashing the new ICS firmware (for those that don't have easy access to a computer).
[HTC Sensation] shahkam:
hey before i go ahead i'd like to know if i need to do a nandroid backup? i tried it once but it said gfree_verify not found ? does that mean after setting the perms i need to reboot and then go ahead whit terminal? lol any risks doing the following? sorry new phone kinda scared :o
[HTC Sensation] shahkam:
Anyone ?
[HTC Sensation] goatee84:
The process itself is not that risky, BUT given you've tried once with no joy I'd say better safe than sorry. If all goes to plan you're good, but you never know what you might do accidentally when things start to deviate from the script ;)

More experienced/confident operators might disagree but I tend to err very much on the side of caution. You only sacrifice a bit of time and some SD card space and it could save you much more time and stress later on.

"Better to be looking at it than looking for it!" :)
[HTC Sensation] shahkam:
Yeah so im about to do a backup whit cwm but idk i hear alot that cmw isn't stable and things like that is that true :o?
[HTC Sensation] goatee84:
For the time I used CWM I had no problems with it, I suppose everyone's opinion of something is based on their personal experience with it.

Having said that I've been using 4ext recovery for a good while now and can highly recommend it, it has a great touch interface and I've had zero problems with it.

There are also plenty of apps available that allow you to do nandroid backups and the like from within the app, you set up what you want to do and the app does the rest (reboot into recovery, perform backup, reboot phone for example), for me I feel like it adds another element of risk so I prefer to do it manually from recovery. The attraction I suppose is the easier interface of a purpose built app but with something like 4ext you have a perfectly good touch interface to use anyway and provided you know what you're doing you should be fine :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1377759 if you want to have a look for yourself and see if you like it.
[HTC Sensation] shahkam:
Thanks alot for the info and having older version of cmw shouldn't make issues whit flashing roms ?
[HTC Sensation] goatee84:
To be honest, I'm not sure with CWM, maybe someone with more experience with it can answer that.

I do remember someone using 4ext had an issue due to somehow falling back to a beta version during install and the fix ended up being to just install the newest version and all was well. It's somewhere on xda if you have a search (sorry don't have time to have a look for you) I actually came across the problem myself but had already read that thread and caught it before it caused any issues for me.

Again, I can't answer that for CWM but it might be something to be aware of?
[HTC Sensation] shahkam:
No worries thanks alot for the help mate !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
NexusHD2-ICS-CM9-HWA is the first stable and fast ICS ROM which is mainly built from the CyanogenMod 9.1 source code and provides supports for native 720p video playback and hardware video recording for HTC HD2.

Include Android ICS 4.0.4 (IMM76L)

Include CyanogenMod 9.10 (CM-9.1.0)

Include htcleo-2.6.32 kernel: tytung_ics_r3.6.

Include tytung's ICS HWA ramdisk (initrd.gz).

Include the required proprietary binary files and the HD2-specific files from my AOSP GB ROM (i.e. NexusHD2-Gingerbread).

Credits: tytung, Securecrt, Rick_1995, Xylograph, rapmv78, texasice, firesnatch, ankuch, romanbb, marco.palumbi, samuaz, dk_zero-cool, marc1706, ph03n!x, datagr, the CM and the Evervolv teams, etc.

Screenshots for v2.0:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Fresh install is recommended.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kane159:
dling :D:D:D will test it later

if long push back to exit can use it'll very suprice me :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arif-ali:
Looks like i've been beaten to the finish line with cm9. Should i discontinue my work?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] watercooled223:
whats the difference using this one ^^

to this one ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1354267
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SlyRder83:
Naaaa! 2 is better then one! But in the end its your call :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JohnKoffee:
ICS development on HD2 is so fast, u guyz run it all ! Now, I have a choice to make cuz WP7 is cool but lacks some applications I really need... What do I do ?:confused:

ps: please excuse my English.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] YZ:
The hd2 community has the best devs :D

Keep up the great work :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] verirrte:
keep it coming... love the work youve put into this rom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kevin525:
搶頭香！

謝謝台灣之光 tytung
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Because personally I don't like my AOSP ROM (i.e NexusHD2-IceCreamSandwich Beta10) has modified non-AOSP features (e.g. six bar signal and 3-way lockscreen) by the Evervolv team. (I still thank to them, BTW.)

And it's time-consuming to remove those features from the source code.

At the moment, I found that the current CM9 is still similar to AOSP, so I decide to compile it and try it. Then I decide to share it.

I won't compete with anyone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
It works.

But you need to enable it from Settings -> Developer -> Keep app back button
[HD2 Android NAND Development] davibs:
And the a2sd?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Muurtegel:
How does it run compared to your NexusHD2-IceCreamSandwich Beta10 rom?

Maybe more importantly: On which one will you be focusing more?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
You may try it. From samuaz's thread.

to activate the a2sd type in the terminal:
a). su
b). a2sd reinstall
c). a2sd cachesd (to move the Dalvik cache to ext)
d). a2sd zipalign
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wearefree:
Thanks for yet another great rom! Can this be considered as an upgrade or update from your aosp beta 10 series?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LazyJr:
I also think about this question, I don't know which one I can flash for my daily use.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kane159:
ya, I see that :D:D this function is why i use cmX lol

thank you tytung :DI'm restore my stuff now, seems that data2 sd is fully working now :)

if i found any bug or what I'll reply
[HD2 Android NAND Development] YZ:
That one is AOSP, this rom has cm9
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fasters7:
guys ! help please

i folowed the instructions as told.

1. using nand toolkit i made a system partition above 200 MB (300MB I guess) with 45MB cache

2. no need to wipe, becouse i had to MAGLDR Repartition, and there was nothing to wipe !

3. I flashed the rom from recovery.

first time, it entered, started to FC almost every thing in it's new shape (i don't exactly remember the sentences, but nothing seemed to work) and it didn't recognized SIM card and said i have to restart my phone to access network, and when i finished first installation (pressing OK button every few seconds on the FC's !) nothing showed up. just a back button (i flashed the soft buttens as well) and status bar. nothing else.

then i restarted phone, it stuck on the loading animation

then i restarted, wipe every thing and starting again. same things happened.

then i did a "task29" , and installed "magldr" and recovery again, and installed the rom again,

same thing. "unfortunately everything has stopped

by the name of tytung and the things written in the first post, this is the first ics rom that i dared to flash. please help me not to go back to ginger !

how can i make this rom work ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
Had the same issue with Beta9 and Beta10, had to flash without script.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nabobalis:
Damn scripts! Still not working, this is odd. I'll start over when I get home.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raziruelas:
I only see two options in my cyanogenmod settings, is that correct?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
I can't even see any CM9 settings, only settings for Trebuchet!!

NVM ignore me, found them, they're not in the Settings menu anymore!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raziruelas:
But do you only have two options in your cyanogen mod settings or is it just me?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
Yes, but I did read somewhere else that CM9 is very much a WIP so more options will be added when/if they get to them
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raziruelas:
Oh okay. Steak sause! I was flipping for a bit. Thank you for the information buddy :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tuecan:
I can see CM setting, but this is empty, nothing to do. May be I flash wrong dpi
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
Now, that's an odd one:

-So far it looks like everything works. There really is not much to see so far in CM9 settings, but I expected that.

BUT: Ever since I tried setting a wallpaper (the displayed wallpaper and the section selected in the cropping tool still don't match) the cropping tool does not show up. I simply get a black screen, no matter if I try to change my Wallpaper or change a contact picture.

As has been posted, the CM9 settings tool is mostly a placeholder with almost no settings yet implemented. Wailt patiently for updates.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Aitrus:
hey tytung. nebkat has an update to his trebuchet launcher. it now has a transition effect for the home screen. and you can now resize your widget down to 1x1. :)

also i think this rom is better than your aosp rom. this is more stock than it to. :)

do you have any plans on using the 3 way unlock on your cm9 rom? if so could you leave the camera on their and just add the mms. only if you want of coarse. love your work!

i also recommend that people go to the market and download browserplus and go to the setting and enable the quick controls. their the best for mobile internet. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] watercooled223:
can the cpu be changed to higher than 1.19ghz ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ambious:
Any way to enable LED flashlight notification widget?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] THANHVO31:
Congrat for out of beta. Thanks

Downloading and flash!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jirka607:
I have few questions

1)How fast is it?(compared to hyperdroid)

2)does the skip track with volume button works

3) How does it look with Dpi of 160

Thank you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HeiBill:
Could someone upload a video? Would be nice. THX.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maxidus:
My only issues with this rom so far are:

- auto brightnes updates sometimes only when you turn off the screen, and turn it on again (eg. when you enter to dark room from the daylight it is like megabright, and it doesn't darken automaticly - you have to turn off/on screen)

- FC when using advanced picture editing tools in gallery
[HD2 Android NAND Development] icke:
Lol...1957pts on quadrant advaned with ad2sdx (changed read_ahead_kb to 4096, seems to be much faster than standard 8192:)).

On GB max result for me was ~1700pts.

All other thing are working very well at least for me.

THANK U TYTUNG!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Spl4tt:
i'm currently on the latest hyperdroid version.

i have 286mb total space on my phone.

and i have around 60mb free space.

how much total space will i have with this rom?

cause when it will be 50mb less with that 200mb partition there will be only around 10mb internal space free.. thats not really cool
[HD2 Android NAND Development] watercooled223:
im only getting about 900 ??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] javiek:
Problems with voice synthesis

everything perfect.

Except one thing I do not work:

Speech synthesis navigon crashes when opening or anything having to do with voice synthesis.

The reproduction of video and told me it is a widespread problem, like the VPN.

Any solution for voice synthesis.

A greeting.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
I did some tests and found out that it only occurs when using "enableMMS" option in WiFiFixerFree to reconnect. I have written the dev for him to make a ICS Update. In the mean time, use any of the other connection options instead, it should still work to serve its initial purpose.

If any one is interested, log is attached.

This can happen, especially when installing a mod. Make a screenshot (power menu) and it should reappear.

Change to Pico TTS from Google Text in Speech.

Change it under Settings - Speech and Input - Text-to-Speech - choose Pico TTS. Ignore any FCs that Google Speech might throw at you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
Use PicoTTS instead of Google TTS in settings, it resolved the issue in my case.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marcohengelo:
battery drain

what is the best app to measure the battery drain.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
You can have a bit of control over that with Autostarts and Autorun Manager, available at the market.

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Sent from my ICS CM9 HD2 with XDA Premium
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pekasala:
Bluetooth AVRCP support

Hi,

i am using V1.2 now for some days and it's amazing.

When i am using the phone in my car connected via BT, i have to start the

audioplayer locally on the phone. There are no commands (from car to phone) possible.

Is there any AVRCP support for bluetooth now (and i have not recognized it) or planned in the future?

Thanks in advance
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kd35:
maps crashes

Hi,

I stil have 2 bugs :

- maps always crashes directly when I launch it

- unable to configure an exchange mail account.

What seems to me really better is battery drain.

Thx to the team
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
I use Current Widget
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
I have no data contract on cellular, so my only data connection is WIFI. I leave WIFI on all the time, and whether at home or outside of coverage, my standby current is in the 4-6ma range. This has been consistent through Typhoon, the AOSP version of ICS and the CM9 version.

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 84DGR:
cLK ROM? V1.2

Hey Tytung,

I can see the V1.2 for MAGLDR rom and kernel yet only the kernel for cLK is there a ROM download as well? im sorry i searched the thread but couldnt find it

cheers

Great job by the way
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mosio:
I believe 1.2 already includes .23 firmware. Am I wrong ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kiyoshi Iijima:
Thank you.

But ...

Will not work.

"NexusHD2-ICS-CM9 A2SD Discussion" to "if you are not an advanced user. Otherwise you may have low volume," in the phrase, it might cause?

Try to re-flash the ROM and A2SD.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
No, you are right.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
I was running Typhoons 3.5.7 build until I switched to this one.

For me battery life is vastly improved compared to Typhoon's build but others are reporting worse.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Burag:
There is no difference for me in battery life between ICS and GB.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mosio:
I`ll give it a go once more.

Do you get the freeze with the latest PowerAmp too ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
I don't use PowerAmp, I tried PlayerPro but settled for Mortplayer as it offers the same functionality for free (I am only really interested in Folder Search/Pla option as I want to sort my music myself and none of the players can really make a difference regarding sound quality).

I also use CM Music app, its really nice but also lacks Folder search option, hopefully they will add that in the future though.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
The MAGLDR kernel is included by default in the rom.

You have to use the CLK kernel only if using CLK (flash ROM, then before rebooting, flash CLK kernel).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Traukoman:
I use Battery Monitor Pro. BTW, i was monitoring Battery drain since flashing Dorimanx's kernel. First boot, it was drainig 50-60 mA. After second boot, drain was 2-5 with spikes between 15-109. I removed some widgets from desktop (seesmic and facebook), and now i have 2-4 with spikes of 7-8, idle of course. :). Very goooood! :D

Screen on, drain rises from 120-200, wich i think is normal.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ppcone:
Wired tethering

Don't know if it helps, but back in the Froyo days, there was an option (on the ROM I was using) to turn off the USB Mass Storage. Maybe there's confusion as to what the phone is being docked for? And is there an option to turn off the USB Mass Storage with this ROM?

Regards,

BC
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manu44:
Any App or ifx so that my phoen would vibrate when someone picks it up or a call is waiting??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] extremy:
Suggestions anyone?