yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
His answer was quite simple to. If you want the script either get it from the wiki or ask for it in the right thread which is NOT this one.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mosio:
Do I have to flash it on a freshly installed rom ?

EDIT: Works well on a "mature" one too :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yaro666:
I had it too on reboot, but know I see that it is somehow related to no signal area, I get it only in my room. I think it is due to lack of signal, when I'm on fresh air it doesn't happen at all.

PS

Just now it rebooted as I was typing post. After it booted message with SIM card appeared, pressed back button (hardware) and it displayed signal bar with R (roaming inside country - from other providers). After a while it just connects to my native network and everything works. I can call, send sms, have access to sim contacts...

Maybe it won't loop the connection or scan process?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stktd:
ICS definitely supports flash iv got it on my galaxy nexus, also it wouldn't appear in the market if it didn't support API 15, just don't seem to work on my hd2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
No Hardware acceleration = No Flash and No Chrome.

If this isn't already in the faq perhaps it should be?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jackliveshere:
When will flash player be available?

Flash player is available and working on ICS, BUT since the HW acceleration is not yet fully implemented on HD2, it does not work so far.

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NexusHD2_ICS_CM9_FAQ#When_will_flash_player_be_available.3F

Cheers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
+1 to this

HaxSync is amazing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
I ran into similar problems, geenyous. I even went so far as to totally rebuild the phone and card to no avail.

Look at the v1.3 ROM's zip file with 7-Zip where you are displayed folders, rather than an expanded list of all the files in the ZIP.

Note there is a single file (you are using some version of amarullz' script, yes?) sitting in the root of the zip from 2008.

Extract it for safekeeping, and then delete it from the ZIP.

Flash the ROM.

That fixed it for me and I have not seen a reboot et al for over a day. Again, note that YMMV. Good luck.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mjordan79:
I'm experiencing very slow downloads from market even with wi-fi enabled. Is this a known problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ozmend:
Hi,

I've noticed some issues

- Video recording is being frame by frame

- Openning apps menu, passing among desktops are laggy

- Some apps doesnt work (for example barcode scanner keeps doing noise like click,click ...)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Origin8:
Those issues have already been said, please refer to the FAQ to find all known issues and workarounds :)

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NexusHD2_ICS_CM9_FAQ
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mperezm77:
I've flashed the ROM again to restore the framework but still nothing. My calendar app doesn't sync.

I will try to post a log but what should I see on it?

Enviado desde mi NexusHD2 usando Tapatalk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
It is... ;)

You mean "check_data_app"?

I think that might be there because Tytung stated the moved maps to external data from system data, you should only need this once anyway (but I am not sure if that is the case...).

I will remove it and try a reflash, thx!

Atm I am using another script (in my sig) which is much faster than Amarullz! Had some little issues with it though, see the other thread for more info.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Guntert:
My HD2 just stated rebooting it self. Almost 10 to 15 mins a part. I fresh flash 1.3 once it was released, no problems at all till after I traded my wife phones so i could root hers we swapped Sims and when we swapped back rebooted and rebooted. Any idea on what caused it and how to fix it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manishmatu:
Awesome ROM, no problems after 1 week of daily usage

Hi guys,

Just thought I would comment about my experience after using this v1.3 ROM for a week as a daily ROM.

I bought my HD2 (International version) in Dec 2009. Discovered this fantastic XDA community somewhere in early 2011, and switched over to Android around May 2011. Flashed Hyperdroid CM7 GB ROMs since then, and was happy with them. Then, came ICS. Followed Tytung's ICS Beta ROMs thru their evolution, but did'nt flash. Followed v1.0, v1.1 and v1.2 threads too, but kept waiting for a stable version.

Finally, flashed v1.3 on 6th Feb 2012. I had already decided not to install the SD scripts for extending memory, because of too many reported hassles in them. So, I did a NAND backup of my Hyperdroid GB ROM, re-partitioned to 180MB, fresh- installed this v1.3 ROM and restored the NAND backup. This ROM worked OK ... a bit laggy, stock Clock would FC if I tried to set alarm, little storage left in memory for new apps, and some minor hiccups here and there.

Did some more reading of this thread. On 7th Feb 2012, I downloaded this v1.3 ROM again on my laptop. Deleted unwanted system apps from the ROM ... google+, Gmail, Email, all wallpapers, YouTube, Browser, Talk. Made MAGLDR partition of 160 MB. Fresh-installed the reduced v1.3 ROM. Went to Market and installed all needed apps (did NOT do a NAND restore). I have about 70 odd downloaded apps. So, this entire process took me around 2 hours.

Now, its been a week of moderate to heavy usage. Play WordFeud many times daily. Odd games now and then. Read 5-6 newspapers daily via an app. WhatsApp usage is pretty heavy daily. Etc.

Report

: Amazing ROM now :cool:. No lag to speak off. All apps work perfectly (incl. BarCode Scanner and Gallery). No screen freeze after calls (I used to experience screen freeze after calls in Hyperdroid CM7 GB ROMs). Slightly better battery life. CurrentWidget log file of yesterday nite shows 2 x -160mA peaks over 8 hours !!!! Otherwise, its all 5-7mA. Have about 25MB free in memory for new apps. No re-boots.

All in all, a great ICS ROM perfectly suitable for daily usage. I am glad I did'nt install SD scripts for increasing memory.

Tytung, thanx a ton for ur hard work.

cheers,

- manish

PS. A longish report ... but, hey, could'nt stop myself from praising this ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
SD card question

This might be a little OT but really not since so many ppl report issues with apps on SD. Admin please move if needed!

As you know I've been battling spontaneous reboots. The battle may be nearly over! Leo ran 37.5 hours before rebooting on the last run, and has now run 19 hours since.

In the course of all this, I switched from the Mac, my usual platform, to Windows 7, connecting by USB to the Leo. When I tried to read from the SD card, Windows asked for the next disk in the compressed set or something similar - it was the exact message I used to get when I zipped large files over several floppies "back in the day". I ignored the error, copied the ROM image to the card and flashed without problems.

The SD card had been formatted originally on the Mac as FAT32, and subsequently I created an ext4 partition using Parted on Linux.

I'm thinking of backing up the SD card, and then formatting the FAT partition using Windows, to see if that makes a difference.

Does anyone have any inside scoop about how different OS's format the SD cards? I would have thought they would be identical, but maybe not.

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agbommarito:
There are only a few possible differences between how different OS's and different programs can format a card and still be FAT compatible. Probably the biggest difference is what the cluster size is set to. Different OS's and programs have different defaults for cluster size. Cluster size is the smallest assignable storage unit, in multiples of 512 byte sectors.

When I first started using Android on my HD2, I did a bunch of research and experimenting. The most common recommendation for cluster size seems to be 32Kbytes or higher.

A good program for Win7 formatting can be downloaded from the SD Card organization. The program was written by Panasonic, one of the founders of the organization. You can find it at:

https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_3/

That program will format 32Kbyte clusters. Do a full overwrite format. Note that this will take an extremely long time to complete.

Also, the brand and speed of cards seem to have fairly dramatic effects on Android performance. At first I used the Class 2 16GB SanDisk card which came with my HD2. It worked OK. But I was running SD Card builds at the time and wanted to see if my phone would run faster with a "better" card. I tried some Class 6 and Class 10 cards and had horrible results. Many of the faster cards are optimized for camcorder usage. They have very fast sequential write speeds and pretty crappy random access speeds.

I finally settled on a Class 4 16GB SanDisk card. This one seemed to give me the best performance.

I don't know what cards you have available. If you have a Class 2 or 4, I'd use that formatted with the Panasonic formatter. Do

not

partition the card.

Then run your device for a while and see if your reboots go away.

If you have a TMOUS HD2, I don't think there is much benefit to partitioning or using any of the APPS2SD programs.

Good luck.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
Thanks. There is a Mac version of that formatter also, I think I'll give it a try. I have a SanDisk 16GB class 4 which is what I've been using here. I put the ext4 partition on when I was trying a different ROM, but as I don't need the space in NAND and I've pretty much settled on this ROM, I'll go ahead and format the entire card.

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
I also format with SD formatter from time to time, but I always use the "Quick" option and never had issues with my 16gb SanDisk class 4 either.

Btw, this info and all the links have been in the wiki for quite some time... ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
Apologies. I don't use the scripts to move anything to SD, since I have ample space in main memory. Therefore I never read those sections of the wiki :o

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] d33f:
Music interruptions

Hi. first i have to say that this rom is very stable for everyday use ! great work!

But though i have some little problem when i listen to music with the build in music player.

Sometimes i get music interruptions (for about 0,5 secs) and then the music continues to play. It's quite annoying because sometimes this happens 3,4 times in 1 song :O

I've tried to reflash the rom multiple times but it doesn't solve the issue.

I was thinking if my memory card (Class2) could be the problem since i'm using app2ext ?

Has anyone else experienced this same issue or am i the only one ? because i haven't read another post experiencing this specific issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Proficamper:
Tried it right now. Touchpal works for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pingerek:
hi, how long it take to install ? my android logo is shining for about 15 minutes right now..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] one2one69:
check the partition

check the partition...you have probably too little space for system (180MB are needed as a minimum), and remember to full format the ext partition/cache
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pingerek:
it is possible to check partition sizes from magldr?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Number 8:
Nope, download Titanium Backup.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pingerek:
welll i used hd2 nand toolkit and simply hanged partition on magldr to 200 mb, and now it boots up with the new fancy animation :) we will see how it ends :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jackliveshere:
Seems to work bad with the accelerometer(touchpal) when I move to landscape, the keyboard follows very slowly with some graphic defects that disappear after a sec. The rest works fine for me too. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think generally most of the bugs in this ROM are connected with the hardware acceleration issue which could be kind of difficult to solve.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] asim.khan4:
toouchscreen behaves weird

Thanks for the ROM buddy... not sure if there is anyone else experiencing the same problem...weird touch screen behaviour when the phone is kept flat on its back (battery door)?? If i put my phone to charge, place it flat on its back and try using it, the touchscreen frequently does not respond, executes commands on its own and the phone is almost not usable.. any suggestions
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pingerek:
bugs

walpapper scrolling stopped working after gmail sync...

also there is big problem with video recording! is record about 5-7 fps :/ not mention that resolution is 640x480 where i have got 800x480 in android 2.3 ....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mohammed fayed:
Amazing and stable Rom so far.... the only problem i have is the dialer which lags sometimes but when i end the task and start the dialer again it works fine... also had a few random reboots but i don't remember how many :) ...

I'm using v1.2 with an a2sd script.... i want to upgrade to v1.3 but i need to know when i install the update from the zip file should i install the a2sd script before rebooting the device or what? i don't know what to do really because it's my first time upgrading a rom that has an a2sd script installed..

also should i wipe delvik cache first before installing v1.3??? and what will happen if i don't ?

thanks in advance :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] evilbarcode:
Please search, it has been highlighted many times. Look at the faq in my sig. And this is a dev thread, there is a dedicated a2sd thread in the q&a section for this rom.

Evil.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] davidk91:
...Hi all, news about new version??? :) important for me...I am not alone :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mjordan79:
Do you still think releases have a date? Why asking when you know the answer will be always the same:"When it's ready".
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
Don't even bother, he's always asking for eta's, I think is the one person that doesn't get it.

Sent from my CM9 NexusHD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yaro666:
are you kidding?

read 1st post, you discovered America again!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bountygiver:
Cannot touch when charging is caused by some bad adapters. I have one of them which also makes iPhone unusable when charging with that adapter... while ics indeed have some touchscreen issues since 4.0.4 change log mentions fixing touchscreen issue.

Sent from my NexusHD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
If booted into a rom you can use either adb shell or terminal to run a "df" which shows partition sizes.

# df

Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize

/dev 205M 32K 205M 4096

/mnt/asec 205M 0K 205M 4096

/mnt/obb 205M 0K 205M 4096

/system 200M 127M 72M 4096

/data 712M 368M 343M 4096

/mnt/cache 10M 1M 8M 4096

/mnt/sdcard 29G 13G 16G 16384

/mnt/secure/asec 29G 13G 16G 16384

---------- Post added at 10:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:10 PM ----------

It's always tempting to tell them "6 Months. Tytung is on holiday" and watch them foam at the mouth.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Yes, that is the file. FWIW, everything is, once again, as it should be -- no reboots or bootloops.

I have not tried your suggested script, but on first look, it doesn't seem to accomplish what I am looking for.

I am content with Alex-V's mod to amarullz's script. At least as of this post... ;-)

Sent from my HD2 ICS CM9 with XDA Premium
[HD2 Android NAND Development] smb282:
Loving it

Just want to say I've been running flawlessly for about a week now, no freezes, crashes, or FCs to speak of...it's awesome. The only beef I have is semi-FCs on Words. I had to laugh when I saw a headline this week about Apple suing Samsung on patent grounds to prevent the first Android 4.0 phone from landing in America. Too late, Apple! :-D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] KevlarTheGreat:
AROMA Installer

Smokin is using the AROMA installer (http://www.xda-developers.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/aroma-ss.png?139d23) in his HD2 MIUI ICS ROM and it's awesome. Are you thinking about adding it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] binh462132:
How I install A2SDGUI. Please help me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Guntert:
I'm getting rebooted all day... can anyone help me??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
Yes, same problem here!

With CM Music app I get a short distortion like sound and with MortPlayer I get a very short interruption. It won't happen 2-3 times in a song though, more like every other song.

As I have written in one of my previous posts, the biggest issues I have with music players is the random skipping when moving the jack plug if the connections don't sit too firmly anymore (which is to expect for a 2 year old phone, it's like 100 in human years ;)). I have therefore deleted all the music apps except for MortPlayer as it has settings to completely disable this "remote on contact" feature. I am actually surprised that not more ppl have this issue...

I can understand where you are coming from, I was also very reluctant to try it and although my problems as described in the other thread have more or less vanished for the moment, they might come back...

Still, it is so much faster, I wouldn't want to go back, rather delete some unused apps.

Regarding the reboot issue, I have not yet reflashed but at the same time had only 1 freeze. Of course this was shortly after a reboot, so aLogcat was not running yet... :mad:

But thinking about it, it seems that aLogcat caches the logs and then saves them every 15mins, if a freeze happens before it is saved (which is almost 100% certain...) this app won't catch the respective log anyway... :-/

No idea mate, and you are in the wrong thread, ask here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Guntert:
I am using v1.3 and i have an HTC hd2. Wife used my phone with her sim then when she was done I put mine back in and started getting reboots. I wipe and formatted and started over with v1.3 which again before wife it worked great. Please someone help
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andy_pp:
That doesn't sound right. I always use winrar or 7z to test the files in an archive before I flash it. Does the same happen if you test the zip file on the hard disk, or if you download a fresh copy?

You could also run h2testw to verify the card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
Freezes again, with Logcat

I have no idea what could have gone wrong.

Have you tried a Factory reset in CWR?

Used a 100% clean ROM.zip?

Tried to boot without the SD card?

Again with your wifes SIM?

To my issue:

I just had 2 other freezes!

Both while playing around in maps, luckily I caught the second one on logcat (not aLogcat, because just as I said, no use for freeze tracking), but I am not sure if there is anything useful in the log...

Find it here: http://logcat.miui.us/596008

Last line reads:

W/InputManagerService( 281): Window already focused, ignoring focus gain of: com.android.internal.view.IInputMethodClient$Stub$Proxy@41398908

This is a common output though... :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nickriley:
I got that also, I just couldn't write earlier (newbie, didn't have enough posts to write in dev-forum) :). That stuff was really annoying, even if I like the stock music players so much, I couldn't stand that skipping anymore so I just installed PowerAmp from the market, and it has and option to disable the headset buttons. And also, is really fast, EQ is much better and easier-to-use than the ROM's built-in DSP..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Guntert:
I have tried all those things and still rebooted when it wants
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gunshipmlr00:
I have a bug maybe people might confirm. When using Skype, logging in with wifi on, signing out, then signing back in after switching to data, I lose sound. I have to reboot my phone and everything goes back to normal.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wheeliemonster:
Hi All,

I have a slight issue - nothing terrible!

I know you have to enable USB debugging to prevent the USB Mass Storage from popping up every time you conenect to USB.

However, I cannot get this setting to stick. It doesn't hold through a reboot.

I am using Data2SD - might this have an impact?

Anyone know a way of permanently enabling USB debug? build.prop value perhaps?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Can you describe in what way it is faster, and what is "it"?

I normally use Chainfire's wares, etc., but the developer asked that I use aLogcat, so I did as asked. Whatever works best for him. I just want it fixed.

-------------------

Sent from my HD2 running Tytung's ICS CM9 with XDA Premium
[HD2 Android NAND Development] davidk91:
:D OK, I know...I think on the first page could be "status of new release" or something like that...never mind...just my idea..bye ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
So you say you don't get any stutters anymore with PowerAmp?

I will try it then, saw they have a 15 day trial version and I think I have seen a queue function, that would be great!

Well then only thing left to suggest is a complete wipe of everything (task29) and a re set up of cLK or MAGLDR as well as CWR and then a reflash of the ROM.

If that doesn't work, then you might have some kind of hardware issues...

Never heard of that and can't test atm as I have no wifi network around.

Some time ago we used to have the no sound bug which appeared after placing a VoIP call (skype or viber), only a reboot helped. But this was fixed, at least for the "no call recording" kernels.

Well, with Amarullz' opening of apps did take a little long, sometimes it was fast, but more often to start an app like whatsapp took 4-6 seconds before it appeared. With the script I use (it's in my sig), it takes 1-2 max and this everytime.

BUT, I need some more info on it from vodkinagdan who appears to have gone missing ;). I want to know why some of the app data stays in the internal part of the phone memory (called /sd-ext in DiskUsage), limiting the actual space available.

aLogcat does no good when the phone freezes, how shall you access the log?

I reflashed in the meantime without the "data..." file but had a freeze again shortly thereafter, so it's not that file. Btw, all the files that get built from source are from 2008 ;).

I am now toying around with setCPU and governors until a new update comes out, but I suspect it to be something in the new cm code, either this or the 2sd script I am using...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
I hear your pain. Unfortunately, although my own spontaneous rebooting issue is in remission just now, I can't tell you what I did, since I don't know. I tried all of the "traditional" things - Task 29, clearing cache and Dalvik cache, repairing permissions, using a clean, formatted SD card, making sure I had a big enough /system and/cache/ partition....

There's a lot more to the story but the ending has not yet been written. I interrupted my typing of this post for about an hour,during which the Leo rebooted itself...:(

Lots more detail is attached.

Techie experts - please read the attachment and see if you have any ideas what is going on! Thanks :)

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Thank you.

I will look into it when I have time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
ICS kernel source

As promised, I have uploaded my latest ICS kernel source to the GitHub website.

https://github.com/tytung/android_kernel_htcleo-2.6.32-ics

I changed the kernel name to ics_htcleo_r1, a neutral name.

If anyone really want to help improve this ics kernel, please fix/add the following features first and consider sending me a git pull request.

Full Hardware Acceleration.

Proper hardware encoder for camcorder to record the smooth video.

More compatible touchscreen driver for ICS to fix pinch-to-zoom issue.

Proper VPN driver for ICS.

I uploaded my kernel source to the git mainly for the collaborative development.

In other words, don't add small stuff based on this kernel and then release a new kernel with your own name.

Thank you for your cooperation!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bologna:
You are a Legend!!

Thank you Tytung!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] illgodson:
That's awesome news tytung.