yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nueloc:
What are the major advantages of ICS? FEW

Does it prolong battery life? NO

Are there apps that require it? NO

Does it calibrate sensors better? NO

Is the UI shell or keyboard better? NO

It's just awesome ! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Here...let me google that for you......

http://google.about.com/od/socialtoolsfromgoogle/g/All-About-Android-Ice-Cream-Sandwich-Ics.htm
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
No such thing. There is a 5.0.2.6 version posted and also a very stable 5.0.2.7 (see link in my signature)

There is also a 5.5.0.4 version being worked on. You can find this one in

his dropbox folder

.

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Definition of an update: take old bugs out, put new bugs in.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Yeah but do you REALLY want to provide an alpha quality to someone who can't do a search on XDA to find the CWM thread?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Next time use

LMGTFY

. :D Sorry, couldn't resist!

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Umm.. What is "XDA"? :eek:

You are right, although 5.5.0.4 looks pretty good (read: stable) at this moment. I am going back and forth between it and 5.0.2.7 without any major issues now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
Would you post some examples of things that

don't

work? all of my apps seem OK and are updating correctly. I tried about a dozen apps selected randomly from "Staff Picks" and "Games" and had no complaints about compatibility. I didn't actually download any, just got to the screen that lists all the permissions the app needs. "About" shows build 3.4.4.

Walt

[EDIT] - I just checked, my lcd density is actually at 218 rather than 217, which I will now fix. I guess the slider in ROM Toolbox moved before I rebooted.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
I started to use LMGTFY but the actual info was the 8th or 9th link in on 1st page and I wasn't sure if they'd find it. Using adb push to push the recovery img to switch I assume?

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It wouldn't install "Cool Reader".....it refused to install the new LBE Privacy Guard (new version 3.x released march 2nd in market) and adaway had an update which didn't show until after I changed it back.

I've installed the chrome extension apk-downloader and most of the time I just download using it to temp folder and push via adb to a folder on the phones then install that way...at least that's less trouble then installing on my nook color, backing up the apk then transferring to other devices.

Changing the dpi won't reflect right away in market for instance my inspire updated almost right away but the hd2 still shows incompatible a few hours later and I updated them at same time.

Walt, the new LBE lets you backup your privacy permissions. I'd be interested in seeing via screenshots or otherwise what apps you DO allow to have internet access as well as just a list of apps you use (appbrain will generate a list with a postable url for example)...for instance I can't for the life of me see why superuser needs internet access?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bmw-m-power:
it worked thank you!! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I was originally using terminal to flash the image. The last few times I flashed zip from CWR cause I was going back and forth (and didn't feel like booting each time to flash) Yeah, I get lazy at times...

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Definition of an update: take old bugs out, put new bugs in.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
SU has a checkbox in setup to notify you of an outdated binary.

I *think* the Internet permission is used for this option.

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Definition of an update: take old bugs out, put new bugs in.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
There is a hacked version of the market app in the IceCreamTosti ROM. If you download the zip you should be able to take out the vending.apk file (from \system\app) and replace the one in thus ROM, don't forget to delete/freeze marketupdater.apk before you do.

It's an older version of the marketso might but even be hacked!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ad2003:
Hi! Does the sound also work right? Just installed it the same way (with magdlr) but the volume is extremly low. I have even cleaned everything with task29...

Any Idea?

EDIT:>>>> ah!!! Now it works - I had to re-reboot!

Now the sound works!

thx,

AD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mzzw:
Thank you. The exchange / google calendar integration sounds way-cool as do the Robota interface, facial-recognition-unlock, and shell multi-tasking. However the other features are not appropriate to my needs and I am worried about breaking the awesome, stable, speedy Gingerbread-Nexus HD2 environment from Tytung I have so carefully tweaked.

Is this NexusHD2-ICS ROM as stable, speedy, reliable as the Gingerbread ROM?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Camera still needs work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Install the SD version of the rom to your SD Card and dual boot between your gingerbread and ICS then decide for yourself.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fowl2:
SD Card version is so sloooow though. Don't hold that against it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
True...it's slower than I'd like but until usb tethering works I can't put it on nand. Strangely the aospx ICS rom on my Inspire works fine with usb tethering so it's something kernel specific.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deibit:
No, it's far less stable and clearly slower (hw acceleration is not completely implemented, for example)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
VPN's?

What are the best free VPN's to use with ICS and do any of them support compression between server and myself to save bandwidth/speed up connection? I already saw DroidVPN but it's in "beta" and unsure if it will remain free.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i.c.M.P.:
Hey Guys,

at first a big THX to all the devs, working so hard for guys like me on new roms ;)

espacially for the work on ICS

What i want to tell you here is my experience with this rom:

After 1 week of testing and trying i've to say, that its working not that bad, but there are many many bugs and the performace is neither that good.

e.g.:

- The Music App crashes all the time, i didn't find a way to fix that...

- Playing videos is also very laggy

- The lockscreen needs too long to unlock. The device wakes up fast, but it needs very long to notice the "touch" (for unlocking the screen)

- The HD2 reboots 3-4 times a day automatically after unlocking the screen

...and some more...

BUT i admire your work and hope for some updates soon :p

____________________________________________________________

excuse my school-english, i know its not the best ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Spl4tt:
hi, erm, is it normal that it's still very laggy? i just flashed the latest version, and compared to hyperdroid, this totaly laggs around
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i.c.M.P.:
Hey, yes it is...

It's a fresh rom, so be indulgent to the dev-team ;)

I went back to HyperDroid-CM7-v5.9.0

So just wait for the next updates and try it again if its too laggy for you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Solution for Market Incompatibility issue with non standard DPI

The following app correctly fixed my issues with many apps shows as incompatible due to running non standard DPI's on 3 different devices. It's also free.

https://market.android.com/details?...lt&rdid=net.andirc.erismarketfix&rdot=1&pli=1

If link fails for some reason you can try: https://market.android.com/search?q=eris+market+fix

Hope it helps someone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i.c.M.P.:
Thx will try it later and give you some response!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
No.

10 char
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
If you still cannot download v1.4 from two file hosting websites I provided, please let me know.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Spl4tt:
thanks, yes i switched back to hyperdroid too..

i'm gonna test the next versions of this one though
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Traukoman:
And it's not supporting this Rom's current screen resolution
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i.c.M.P.:
My Version of Swype works very well on NexusHD2-ICS-4.0.3-CM9 V1.4...

It is... mom...

Swype v3.26.92.36178

Hope this helps!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] camillelfg:
I'm sorry but it's not laggy at all !

Perhaps are you using xx2sd ? Or you are having a bad flash...

Or a too small partition...

Mine is not laggy.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bucser:
I must say you have a bad flash here. It happened to me as well. Do not use App2sd ext. it does not work properly. Before flashing delete the Android folder from the SDcard, do a factory reset, then clear all caches (normal and dalwik as well) then flash the zip in CWM.

1st flash was alright for me but had issues. than changed to app2sd then changed for the above. Since then everything goes lightning fast. No lagging no choppiness.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] light_n_roses:
I have fleshed the rom but I got stuck at go go go! magdrl screen...I have set 3/170/3
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Your 3's should be 5's ie 5/170/5 Try reading the first post for minimum requirements.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gunshipmlr00:
I had to downgrade back to 2.3.7 until the bluetooth and hwa issue has been fixed. I'm really going to miss ICS and I cannot wait until this is ready.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i.c.M.P.:
I've done task 29, so there cant be any failure because of bad old files or sth. like that...

I also formated my SDcard^^

I was using App2SD with a 1024mb ext-partition, maybe that was the reason...

But i can't abandon on App2SD...

So what could i do to prevent lagging?!

I had a 175mb partition size and 5mb cache size, what is the 2nd "5" for when you say it needs to be "5"/165/5? And what is xx2sd?

Thx &
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
It's obvious from your questions that you have not read the 1st post and the FAQ. People will be more prone to help you after you stop asking things answered there.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i.c.M.P.:
I'm realy sorry, but i can't find what i need... Maybe because of i don't know what I'm exactly searching for!?!

I tried to find something now and read the 1st post and Q&A

again

, but i can't find what's wrong!?

Please just tell me...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daz1uk:
Unfortunately you will find a few people on this forum who would rather tell you that you haven't followed the protocol by searching or reading the first post, most likely because they don't know the answer.

What I can tell you from my experience of switching from this rom and another several times is that for some unknown reason the various apps2sd programs sometimes work straight of the mark, on other occasions I've had to go through the whole cycle of re-installing the rom and trying different apps2sd scripts till one works. Oddly it seems to be luck of the draw as on different occasions different scripts have done the job, which leads me to believe the issue is with cwm rather than this rom.

Just factory reset in cwm, reinstall the from and try different scripts till one works.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i.c.M.P.:
a.t.m. I'm happy with Gingerbread too, so there is no need to rush :)

But thx anyway!!

I'll try this when there is time for it ;)

But what about the 2nd "5" when they tell us to set the partition size to 5/165/5?!

5mb chache, 165mb system and 5mb ??????
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daz1uk:
Frankly I think its just a repetition of the cache as there are no other settings to change nor mentioned by tytung ;)

I believe its the size of the boot sector on nand, nowt to bothered about as its defined when you install a rom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Well you certainly told me. Actually the faq has an entire section on app2sd which should tell anyone what xx2sd means and if you look at ANY of the how to flash tutorials stickied to the TOP of this forum it explains what the 5/xxx/5 numbers mean but keep enabling the clueless by all means. It's your PM box that will get full.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daz1uk:
Not my issue if some folk ain't friendly and willing to help others less knowledgeable than oneself. Odd though as I always thought forums were all about a community helping each other out.

Guess I must be misguided.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jollmo:
I'm using Link2SD and my build is extremely responsive... Best I had ever...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Not my issue that you got told to read the WIKI in the A2SD thread and have become so hypersensitive about it. Did you try the same technique when you used Ubuntu or did you actually read the documentation?

It's a developer forum...that's why it's called xda-developers. The least we as users can do is read the documentation and do a few searches on our own. I'm sure the helpful friendly folks who wrote it would appreciate it. The phone going into boot loops after a flash is a pretty popular topic in the forum.

Moving on.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lihkin:
Can anyone tell me is there anyway we can include a2sd script in the rom package before installing it and if there is please let me know.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
I'm pretty sure you can add or remove whatever you want from the zip...for specifics you'll need to visit the a2sd thread mentioned in first post.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lihkin:
thank you will do that
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andy_pp:
Swype

You can download more languages from the settings menu.

It supports 480x800, but not the reduced sizes you get (480x728, 480x746?) if you have softkeys enabled. This is the only reason I don't use the softkeys mod, I reckon the swype keyboard is more useful.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mcbyte_it:
I would like to know if this can be done safely (by just putting some scripts in the rom zip before flashing).

for Gingerbread, I used HyperDroid-CM7 because it supported automatically the A2SD if the SD card had an extX partition (and skipped it if the partition was not there), which was very smooth and easy, updating was always done without issues. if this can be done for this build it will be GREAT.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andy_pp:
OpenVPN works fine, and supports compression. There's various installers and controllers on the market too.

I think the 1.4 rom has working built-in support for VPNs, but I've always used OpenVPN so I've not looked into it any further.

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For some A2SD scripts, you have to flash the rom and boot the phone once, then go back into recovery and flash the A2SD script, then let it move stuff onto the SD card at the next boot.

I use vodkinagdan’s script though, which doesn't seem to suffer this problem.

More details are in the A2SD thread, which is probably the better place for this sort of question, or in the FAQ.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
Unfortunately you have the wrong end of the stick.

It's not the unwillingness to help it's the fact that the same questions are asked over and over and over again.

If people bothered to RTFM or the OP or the FAQ before they asked questions then 90% of them wouldn't ask it.

How big is this thread? Nearly 4k posts? How large a percentage of that is repeated question? That is why the FAQ and the A2SD thread were created.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daz1uk:
I do agree totally with both your points, but if your going to bother exercising your fingers to respond to a post it may as well be a positive response, just my opinion. I too need to stop filling this thread with junk so I won't say anymore on this.

But yes I am in total agreement that people should read and google before asking questions.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Guntert:
My phone keeps rebooting now.. how can i fix that?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dubhaltach:
Coult be a bad flash... you could try to get a logcat but it's just easier to reflash tbh.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] afr33s:
Leave it switched off :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djmysia:
Hello. MMS doesn't work. I can't send and receive. Can you help me ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I think this has been covered

here

. Check it out - it may help.

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Definition of an update: take old bugs out, put new bugs in.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
Fill a 1-quart container with water. Add a cup of salt and stir well. Hold your phone under the surface of the water until no more bubbles come out of it. It will never reboot again :D

Seriously Try searching through my posts for the past month - you'll find all sorts of things I've tried, maybe some will work for you. I can't point to any single thing I've done, but at least the phone has stopped rebooting while I was using it. It's been running for 1 day 19 hours as of now. That's good enough for me. The dilemma will be when tytung releases an update, should I flash it or be happy with the somewhat stable situation i"m in now?

The answer should be obvious to anyone who knows me! FLASH!

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Walt, did you see the post I made about Eris Market fix? It patches the market and fixed the incompatible issues with non standard dpi for me on my devices.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
In case you are interested and did not see it yet

LBE Privacy Guard 3.0

was released March 2, 2012. It has more permissions. You can get the update directly from lbesec.com by checking for updates within the app or from the above link.

CAREFUL - make sure you get the one with the blue logo. The other is a Chinese only version!

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Definition of an update: take old bugs out, put new bugs in.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
It's available in the market 3.x and isn't chinese...but on my two ICS phones the app is dying on startup and has to be restarted manually.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Sorry, can't help with that one. They claim ICS compatibility. Using GB it installed clean and asked for a reboot. That was it.

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Definition of an update: take old bugs out, put new bugs in.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
They just posted an update a few minutes ago fixing that! :D

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Definition of an update: take old bugs out, put new bugs in.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CampoX:
Kind of off topic - but my house was broken into yesterday morning and my HD2, watches, money and Sony NEx5 was stolen! I have no idea what a thief will make of a well used HD2 (password protected) with ICS on! Have to say a big thanks Tytung - I have really enjoyed your work on Gingerbread and ICS!! Some HD2's just fade away (due to bad blocks) and others are cruelly ripped from your grasp (they even took the charging wire)! Got to love Hong Kong. See ya forum!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MCMLXX100:
Sorry to hear that. Hopefully, you can get it back from them. I don't think they can do an update on HD2 since they are stupid thief.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Guntert:
Can anyone tell me why my hd2 now reboots all the time??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
We are not mind readers. You neglect to mention what apps you recently installed...what changes you made to the rom...what version your running....exactly how do you expect someone to answer?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ad2003:
Hello,

I have some issues with the cam - videos are laggy - and the video "fun" - "big eyes, etc." is force closing the app.

AD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rjvisje:
since my HD2 is having a hard time now with V1.1 (network and market failures) and there normally comes a new version twice a month I am wondering if we can expect a new version within a week or so?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sk8erboy:
good job!

来自我的 NexusHD2 使用 XDA高级版 发送
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/N...mcorder_does_not_work_or_only_at_very_low_fps.

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You are on V1.1 when V1.4 is out. Why don't you try that first to see if it resolves your issues before worrying about the next? Tytung does not provide ETA's. He recently stated he was busy and updates would be minimal.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rjvisje:
Because V1.1 did work fine, so why would I install every update and install the apps all over again and reset my settings. That's also why to worry about the next, I rather won't see a new update arrive within a week, after I just installed the previous.

But when the updates would be minimal I'll go for the 1.4 afterall I think.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vectra4321:
Is it better to update Rom1.3 to 1.4,or do a new install on a clean hd2 ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Burag:
I've got almost 130h without even single reboot (neither soft nor hard) with my 1.3v installation.

Tytung was right - kernel panics in my case were caused by this @#$%^&* bad block. When I rearranged partitions in order to avoid writing to this bad block, everything is working 100% fine for me.

Also, I think that I will keep 1.3v for some time - I don't much like this new "remix" of different builds made by Samuaz. I would really like that NexusHD2-ICS-4.0.3-CM9 was actually based on pure CyanogenMod code, as they are doing really awesome job now - everything that gets merged is really reviewed by many people, and so is polished in almost 100%. But yeah, it's Tytung's decision...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
Would you post the URL for instruction on rearranging the partitions? I have a total of 17 bad blocks, and the addresses are "all over the map". Actually, I thought that either the boot process or the formatting process marked bad blocks so that they would not be used, but you and others have commented about partitioning memory manually to avoid them.

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Burag:
You will need to switch to kokotas' cLK build. It will show you where the bad blocks are located in (in megabytes, so it's 'human readable') and so you will be able to change partitions order in your layout (along with thier size) to avoid 'em.

But avoiding 17 bad blocks may be a little bit hard to achive. Worth trying, anyway ;)

Good luck :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Why not make a nandroid backup and try upgrading without wiping..you may not have an issues.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matejdro:
Any news on Full HW Acceleration?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daz1uk:
That's leaves you with 52% battery life after 24hrs, that is not bad in any way whatsoever. What did you get from windows before you put a custom rom on, personally I have to charge my phone daily, regardless of the os.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] scanderick:
Hi there,

I've tried installing the NexusHD2-ICS-4.0.3-CM9 V1.4 last night. However after the installation, it remain at the loading state, it never load into the main screen... My system partition is 170mb and cache partition is 5mb. Is there anything I have miss out?

Do I have to update the following before loading the NexusHD2-ICS-4.0.3-CM9 V1.4?

1) cLK kernel: NexusHD2-Kernel_2.6.32.15_tytung_ics_r1-cLK-update.zip.

2) MAGLDR kernel:NexusHD2-Kernel_2.6.32.15_tytung_ics_r1-MAGLDR-update.zip. (Included in the MAGLDR ROM.)

Thanks in advance..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] darkwolfelite:
Hey guys I was wondering if this ROM has Rom Control option in the options menu like Xylographs Version? I have tried this ROM but can't remember if it had this.

Also, I having a problem where randomly the phone pops up a box saying SIM Card added. Please restart phone to use the network. Why would this happen? I never touch or remove the SIM card. And this has never happened before.

Also am on MAGLDR if that matters.

CWM I have at 5/180/5

Thans
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ThdDude:
thats an AOKP feature
[HD2 Android NAND Development] darkwolfelite:
Thanks Dude I thought that might be the case. Now for my other issue. If you know what would be causing it , do tell. Can't figure it out. Anyway thanks. Also hit thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
If you don't use it you could try uninstalling the sim toolkit. Worked for me when I tested this Rom a while ago.