yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
I had a Sandisk 32gb class 4, and nativeSD runs slower than on NAND (noticeably slower when launching some apps, and pulling up basic things like system settings, etc). I bought a 64gb Sandisk class10 on Amazon for $55, and set it up for dual boot with Phone 7 in nand and tytung 2.7 in nativesd (ext4). I can tell you performance (so far) has been on par with NAND (cannot say it is faster though, but it's only been a day of use for me since I flashed).

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Tytung,

I decided to play around and configured an extra HD2 as follows:

Tmo HD2

64gb Sandisk Class 10

Win Phone 7.8 flashed to NAND (HD2 rom).

EXT4 partitioned to 3.5gb

29gb FAT32 partition for nativeSD 2.7

In setting up nativesd, I placed your ROM zip and 4ext recovery folder on SD card root.

In magldr, under services, I set AD dir to recovery and booted (T3D recovery).

There, I flashed your ROM, and all is well.

HOWEVER, as mentioned by others, I haven't found an easy way to flash "updates" such as your activator/deactivators, etc. I can't use magldr option 8 (AD Recovery) because it gives "No boot sources" (due to WinPhone in ROM). So I use the EXT4 recovery to flash. BUT, when I flash the updates, even though they say they flashed, nothing results. In the mean time, I've been unzipping the contents of the zip files and manually pushing them to their respecive directories. For the most part, this is working (but not convenient).

There is one problem that neither I nor others can solve for the moment. I would like to flash MTN_HD2's update to get the power key in the softkeys. With your 2.7 NAND, I simply flash his zip, and all is well. WIth my setup in nativeSD above, I take his systemui.APK and push it into /system/apps.

What happens then is weird... My softkeys disappear (as though I had turned off softkeys), and the wallpaper disappears. I'm left with Android with no wallpaper (black background), and no softkeys. Operationally, things seem to be a bit unstable as well.

Do you have any idea why pushing systemui.APK (which works with NAND 2.7), doesn't work with nativeSD in my dual boot setup?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TomH01:
I tried to install 4EXT on my HD2 also but I aborted the installation when it said detected Google Nexus1 and there was no HD2 listed, I would also like to know if it can be done, I still have CWM installed anyway.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
just for my curiosity (nexushd2 was my first android build i have tested on my hd2), is that a problem that i have used the default settings on hd2 toolkit when i have partitioned my phone?

200mb/45mb cache magldr
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
@tytung

Is the exec command supported during init (init.rc)?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
No just wasting some space on nand :)

But it's better if you have bad blocks. If you don't run out of space and everything else is fine just let it that way.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
If your CWM Recovery is working OK you can easily do a full backup in recovery, repartition and restore everything via recovery. Shouldn't take long at all although you probably will have to do it through DAF.EXE and modify the flash.cfg file yourself.

See above.

Both of you can try the SD port of 4EXT by Xylograph. You can grab the

SD version here

or the

HD2NAND version here

.

I don't recommend the TWRP versions if using Magdlr!

NOTE: I have not tried the 4EXT versions personally. Make sure you have good backups - always a good idea!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Geeba:
The touch screen on my HD stopped working yesterday... it sometimes works fine'..... other times... absolutely nothing :( wont even unlock

Has anyone else had this problem? I'm hoping is software and not hardware.... can I reload the screen drivers maybe or is it a re-flash?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
No problem but you will have a very small data partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djghost_:
I would suggest a clean install - if that doesn't work so u have a HW issue ...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oliverde8:
Hi,

I have been using this rom for over 2 month now woth my old sim card no problem. A few weeks ago I changed my mobile operator and since I use their sim card the phone rebots randomly. Some times after 1hour sometimes after 2 days but it will eventually rebot.

I live in France and my operator is free. They supply 2 kind of sim card :

I have the one on the bottom of the image. Maybe it is a to high tech sim for my phone :D, they say the other version works for some people. They also say the radio 2.08 works better.

Can I install this Rom with a 2.08 radio?

Thnaks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Two things to try. First make sure you do not have your terminal in memory, launch it again, and re-try. Second, reboot and once your device has settled, re-try. One will work.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] 12dollar:
I installed this rom today and have problems with my wifi now.

If I'm pretty close to the router it connects fine but just standing farther way I have no signal.

Could this be related to android? had the stock rom before
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TomH01:
I tried to install this version of Clockworkmod over my existing version using the CWM file in the root of my SD card and just keep getting Status 7 errors.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] VidMan:
Does Wi-Fi calling work with the 3.5 kernel? It's stuck at enabling ever since I upgraded. Running 2.7 on stock settings with no modifications.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pekasala:
I installed the CWM as described and had no problems.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TomH01:
It was my recovery partition which was too small, I resized it to 5mb, installed CWM and now it's fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] havlaz:
Hi, i have a problam with the vibration. Doesnt work..

What can i do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] havlaz:
I have a big problam. When the battery is over, i connect the phone to a charger, and the phone aoutomaticly turing on.. and it doesnt have enough power to boot android, so its going into a bootloop. Only when im charging the battery in a wall charger, i can turn the phone on.

How can i stop the phone from turning on when connecting to a charher?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1215634&highlight=digitizer

Good luck!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alienclone:
magldr has to boot up to charge the hd2, your best solution would be to hold the red power key when you plug in your phone when the battery is completely dead and leave it in the magldr screen until your phone has enough charge to boot the rom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] magnus48:
Boot into recovery pressing hold key during boot ang go to 9: AD Recovery

Let the phone charging for an hour, and then reboot normally
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JJ1990:
Seems I cannot find the button to delete posts, Any Mod's able to remove this, please do, my post regarded a coincidence that I presumed may be a code error. Two apps designed to carry out the same task both failed. but as the problem has fixed itself in the second I am forced to conclude that it was merely teething problems mimicking a a second negative result
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Not very likely.

LBE

has no problem measuring data as far as I know...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] laogiacodai:
Hi All,

I just return from WP8. It is smooth. Touch screen is more sensitive. But I don't like its UI.

Hi tytung,

If you buy a new phone, what device which you will aim to? I will save money from now :cool:

Sent from my NexusHD2 tytung ICS v2.7, batt% + soft power mod, kernel r3.5, disable softkey in landscape mode, disable fast charge.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
WP8 on HD2?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djghost_:
I gues u could, but the radio 2.08 ... doesn't unlock the enhanced memory.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] havlaz:
When you turn the phone on, do you have a split seccond of a vibration?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] laogiacodai:
Yes.

Sent from my NexusHD2 tytung ICS v2.7, batt% + soft power mod, kernel r3.5, disable softkey in landscape mode, disable fast charge.

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Yes.

Sent from my NexusHD2 tytung ICS v2.7, batt% + soft power mod, kernel r3.5, disable softkey in landscape mode, disable fast charge.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
are you sure it's not 7.8 ? if not share the link :> i'm trying to get NativeSD + WP7
[HD2 Android NAND Development] davidk91:
Hi all,

where could be problem, that my HD2 cannot conect to the wifi internet if I want to create accespoint via my laptop trough aplication connectify?? At home everthing OK via router, but here in campus problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] laogiacodai:
Ooh! It is WP7.8 :p I mistook this because the welcome screen shows WP8 :banghead:

Sent from my NexusHD2 tytung ICS v2.7, batt% + soft power mod, kernel r3.5, disable softkey in landscape mode, disable fast charge.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
don't know why you can't connect to your campus' router but this site might help : http://virtualaccesspoint.com/

edit : sry didnt read the connectify part ... don't know anything about that
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yozgatdeluxee:
Who comes the new update for nand version
[HD2 Android NAND Development] davidk91:
Yeah .) when we could expect new version? Very long time on 2.7 :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
NativeSD and Bluetooth HID (keyboard mouse)

Tytung,

I'm into my fourth day with the NativeSD installed (Win Phone installed in NAND).

Compared to 2.7 on NAND, speed is about the same (I installed nativesd on a Sandisk 64gb Class10 sdxc).

HOWEVER, I've now discovered that bluetooth keyboard and mouse (both requiring BT HID support), are not working. The devices pair, and show up as "input devices" but I cannot get keyboard or mouse to respond. Under NAND 2.7, the mouse and keyboard worked fine. For what it's worth, I can't get them to work on the Windows Phone 7.8 either, but I think I read somewhere that WinPhone doesn't support HID profile.

So... NAND 2.7: BT Mouse and Keyboard work fine, NativeSD 2.7: BT Mouse and Keyboard don't work.

My Jabra BT8010 headset IS working though, but I have not tried A2DP yet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Install dual boot NativeSD and WinPhone 7.8 on HD2

Not sure if this should be posted here, or in Tytung's SD thread, but for anyone who is up to the challenge of configuring their HD2 for dual boot, with the NAND holding Windows Phone 7.8 and Tytung's 2.7 (or other) in NativeSD, here is a step-by-step process that I put together. Please note, I am not the source for most of the info, I simply compiled everything into one document. Credit is given in the document to the respective sources (mengfei, xylograph).

Also note: While I have had success with WP in NAND and Android as nativeSD, there are a few problems:

1) Flashing patches (Tytung's activator/deactivator zip files, for example), don't work... you'll have to manually push the updates.

2) Bluetooth HID profile (for mouse and keyboard) don't seem to work for NativeSD. I can assure you that they DO work for Tytung's 2.7 NAND version.

UPDATE: A2DP does NOT work with nativeSD version of Tytung's rom (it does work for the NAND version)

The above are as of October 1, 2012.

Since my HD2 is my daily driver, I'm going to "revert" back to Tytung's NAND, since I can't perform my daily job without the tools I've become accustomed to. In the mean time, please report back any other "differences" you find between the Android NAND and NativeSD installs.

Tytung: What's the difference between NativeSD and NAND that results in such differences with the BT radio functionality?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mbunal:
What was battery drain? Same as nand?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Logcats for BT HID failure

Tytung,

I did some more testing and have attached two log cats in hopes you can figure out what's wrong with BT HID and possibly A2DP (although I did not capture logcat info for A2DP in these logs).

Configuration:

I set up TWO HD2's. Both are US TMobile models. One is flashed with your 2.7 NAND ROM. The other is flashed as a dual boot, with Windows Phone 7.8 in NAND, and your Android 2.7 NativeSD flashed in EXT4.

After a clean install, I went through the basic setup of each one, then, I repeated these identical steps on each unit with logcat capture on:

1) Turned on WiFi

2) Turned on Bluetooth

3) Put my BT mouse in pairing mode.

4) Had HD2 scan for BT devices.

5) Paired the BT mouse.

For the NAND flashed HD2, the BT mouse works fine. Please see the logcat titled Logcat_from_NAND_BT_IS_WORKING.txt

For the DualBoot (nativeSD) HD2, the BT mouse pairs and connects but that is it. It does not do anything. Please see logcat titled Logcat_from_Dual_Boot_HD2_BT_NOT_WORKING.txt

I see that for the NAND version, it recognizes the mouse, but in the non-working one, it does not identify the mouse. It does see an HID device however.

I have similar results with my BT keyboard.

I hope this helps. As I mentioned, I did not capture a log file for A2DP, but my BT set does not respond to any A2DP commands with nativeSD, but it does work properly for the NAND rom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Sorry, I have been so pre-occupied with trying to figure out my BT problem and a few other things vs. the NAND version that I really haven't paid much attention to the battery life. I *do* have battery widget running, but haven't looked at it. I can tell you, from a *subjective* review, that the battery seems to drain a bit faster... of course, that could be because I just flashed, and Android hasn't settled down yet. In my regular "work day", which has only been one day since installing it over the weekend, my battery was at about 60% after four hours of heavy use. I think my NAND would have been at about 70%. I am always on a charger when I'm at my desk.

I'll do a more quantitative test after I get my BT problem solved. For now, until that happens, I have to flash back to NAND, because the things that don't work under nativeSD are critical to my daily business routine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] georgefayad:
Help!! Battery Issues

I am having problems with battery issues since a week. My HD2 is taking forever to charge and it's barely reaching 50-60% after a whole night of charging. Last night it reached 32% but after i turned it off and removed and reinserted the battery the indicator showed 70%! And it's draining reallyy fast! I've been using this ROM for more than 3 months but this is the first time it happens. When it's charging with Wifi on the % decreases slowly!!

What is happening?

Please help asap!!

PS: I changed countries from Lebanon (220-240 V) to Belgium (220V). Is it related?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jskenderi:
No its not. You are charging with 5V DC anyway.

I would say, your battery ist giving up.

BTW, try charging in CWR and see if its Android related.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mmozbilen:
I agree with him. Your battery's life is near end. But you may give a try with WinMo to be sure.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] georgefayad:
Thanks! But will it charge in CWR? It took me 3 hours to reach 26% but after i turned off, took the battery out and turned it on, it increased to 46%! I dont want to lose the remaining 26%

Btw i feel like the optimum charging % is gradually decreasing! First it started reaching 95-97 then 70s then 60s then 50s ... and now 20s! does all this mean anything?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yozgatdeluxee:
hello tytung i have a question what´s better INT2EXT+ or A2SD+ and which from there used you ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
NativeSD and NAND should be the same except of mounting NAND or SD-EXT4 at boot time.

No idea so far about BT.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
I never use them.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
File recovery_leo.img in recovery_4EXT2.2.7_leo_nand.zip is 6.35MB, so you need a larger recovery partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Checked your logcat. As you said, I saw "I/EventHub( 144): New device: id=7, fd=260, path='/dev/input/event6', name='CSR HIDEngine Three Button Mouse', classes=0x80000008, configuration='', keyLayout='', keyCharacterMap='', builtinKeyboard=false

" in your first logcat.

But it was not in your second logcat.

I don't know why.

I am not expert in terms of BT.

Some stupid questions from me. Did you enable two HD2's BT and pair with your BT mouse at the same time? Could you "reset" the BT mouse and re-pair again?

Maye you could check and compare /data/misc/bluetoothd/... in your two HD2 for more info.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Santiago94:
tytung plan in the near future edition of the ROM-based Jelly Bean?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yozgatdeluxee:
what use you ??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Open the back of the HD2 and check your battery terminals. You should see 3 terminals where the battery connects. Make sure they are all lined up and not bent outward - they should all be straight. If the middle one is bent outward (see the red arrow in the picture) yor device will not charge correctly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Can you send me that arrow? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
What size and color would you like? :eek:

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Tytyung,

In answer to your first question: I started one HD2, paired the BT mouse. Then powered off and "reset" the mouse. I then started the other HD2 and repeated the process. So the mouse was always "reset" prior to pairing with each HD2.

I looked in the /data/misc/bluetoothd directory as you requested. I found something very interesting.

For the HD2 with the 2.7 NAND rom installed (where BT does work), there are two directory entries (see screen shot titled NAND_Scr1 and NAND_Scr2). The directory entries appear to be the BT MAC Addresses... one is the "real" MAC address, the other appears to be the "false" address (pre-2.5 releases before you fixed the MAC address problem). In my case, the "real" BT mac address is 38-E7-D8-51-50-14 and the "false" one is 00-23-76-F2-05-B3.

For the HD2 setup as a dual-boot (where BT does NOT work), with NativeSD flashed, there is only ONE directory entry (see screen shot titled DUALBOOT_Scr1). In this case, the mac address used is the "real" mac address "38-E7-D8-2A-DF-68". It is MISSING the other directory. Just for kicks, I booted into Windows Phone, and got the "fake" BT address that it reported, and manually created the directory under /data/misc/bluetoothd and copied the contents from 38-E7-D8-2A-DF-68. Still did not work.

So, I hope this is enough to steer you in the right direction. In summary, it appears NAND creates two directories with real and spoofed mac addresses, and NativeSD only creates one directory with real mac address.

I've reached the limits of my knowledge on the subject. I will keep the dual boot phone configured as is, so if you want me to do any trial testing, etc, let me know. I really would like to resolve the BT issue. BTW, I'll bet if we solve this problem, the A2DP will also be solved.

Let me know if you want me to upload the contents of the directories.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jabi_james:
what about the 720p plaing and camcorder?

and by the way i'm almost deaf what about the volume/

thanks...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hutc:
issues with touch

sorry tytung i asked you before about keyboard and mms and market hanging (becoming touch insensitive )while trying to type i think it was an issue with the build.prop mods i did ,i reinstalled your recent rom and then flashes the securert kernel over it with excellent results.dont play with build.prop

i wanted to know among the build,prop mods which one altered the touch sensitivity tytungs so i can apply others safely coz it made my rom buttery smooth
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrohbock:
Missing daf.exe

I'm sorry I must be blind I downloaded the NAND version of NexusHD2-ICS-CM9-HWA_V2.7 to install and it doesn't appear to have the install.exe or the daf.exe. I really have tried looking for the solutions.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
DAF.EXE comes with Magldr.

Use ClockworkMod Recovery (item 8 on Magldr menu) and flash ROM from zip file (on sdext card).

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
When you used an old ROM with old kernel, the "false" mac address folder was created.

Then you upgraded your ROM with new kernel, the "real" mac address folder was created.

That's why you have two folders in /data/misc/bluetoothd. You can delete the "false" mac address folder.

When you install NativeSD, the new kernel is used, so there's only a "real" mac address folder.

Maybe compare the text content of your two "38-E7-D8-2A-DF-68" folders.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
I don't know.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
JellyBean CM10 was built from the source code successfully last week, but I need time to fix some bugs.

Another problem is that the ROM size is large, about 140MB without gapps.

The whole Jellybean gapps size is also very large. About 80MB.

I am considering creating three types of installations as follows. What do you think?

NAND install

system@NAND, data@NAND, and boot@NAND

for T-Mobile HD2

NAND and SD-EXT hybrid

system@NAND, data@EXT4, and boot@NAND

for EU HD2 (so a2sd script is unnecessary)

SD-EXT install

system@EXT4, data@EXT4, and boot@EXT4

for NativeSD fans
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
they're all great... specially the second one . its gonna stop all the A2SD questions/bugs

i need the third one because i want WP7 too . its so smooth and easy to work with :D

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Sounds great. I am concerned about the ROM size as well. I'm using an EU HD2 and my SD card is running out of space. Is it possible to upgrade from ICS or we need to do a clean installation?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] laogiacodai:
It is so great!

Sent from my NexusHD2 tytung ICS v2.7, batt% + soft power mod, kernel r3.5, disable softkey in landscape mode, disable fast charge.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Gastozz:
Can you give me soft powermod?:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] meezo:
tytung, you are the HD2 KING, you decide! Whatever the decision is gonna be it is going to be AWESOME!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] circuit85:
Perfect combination and options. I prefer the Hybrid option though. Thank you. awaited eagerly!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Hmm, I could swear that in both cases, I formatted the SD cards before flashing any rom (I know I did for sure with the dual boot, due to the partitioning). Anyway, what you said makes sense. As for comparing the two "38-E7-D8-2A-DF-68" folders, I'm assuming you mean comparing the contents of "38-E7-D8-2A-DF-68" from the NAND with the contents of "38-E7-D8-51-50-14" from the dual boot? I don't have two 38-E7-D8-2A-DF-68 folders. Just what might I be looking for? ;) I suppose I could copy the contents of the working NAND folder into the dualboot folder and see if that makes any difference. I'll report back shortly.

UPDATE: Tytung, the files in mac address folders match in both HD2's. I even copied the files from the NAND system to the NativeSD... same results.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kiteman44:
have a preference for 2 (NAND and SD-EXT hybrid) :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Don_Lottariote_iii:
i don't like the boot animation... :o

is there possible to change?

thanks in advance e sorry for my n00b italian english :silly: