yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Weird? Tell me about it! I saw your earlier post saying it worked for you. I was ecstatic and couldn't wait to try it. It didn't work, but I figured it was something I did, so to prove it to myself, I performed a nandroid backup, and did the steps 1-8 on my phone. It failed. Then, I pulled out my "spare" HD2, totally wiped it and did steps 1-8 also... exact same results. In both my "vanilla" install cases I never even bothered to activate softkeys the first time. I then activated it later, but got the same results... I even set my screen to 160dpi to match yours, but got same results (BTW, how the heck can you READ anything at 160dpi :-) )

User Walts was reporting a rebooting problem with Elixir 2. If he reports that his problem is fixed, then I don't know what to say... how can two of my devices have the same behavior??

I'll give it one more try, but I don't expect any difference. Will report back. I'd like to see what user Walts has to report too.

BTW, thanks for the PM response...

*** [18JUN Update]:

Repartitioned, wiped cache, wiped Dalvik, even reformatted SD card. Strange... for most part, consistently rebooted as expected when I hit "New" in OfficeSuitePro and Info->Battery in Elixir2. *** HOWEVER *** If I "long click" on battery in Elixir, it does respond properly (I get a dialog box that says, "LONG CLICK ACTION... you have not set a long click..."), but if I just quickly tap it (not a long click), it reboots! With OfficeSuitePro, the behavior is as it always has been... a reboot, whether it's a long or short "click".

I will have one of my co-workers at work try it on his HD2 and report back in about 12 hours. BTW, all our HD2's are TMOUS models. What model are you on (US or EU)?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cyber-junkie:
This isn't caused by the rom - it's caused by the a2sd-script you used (formaly known as the "low-volume-bug").

Sometimes it helped to clear cache+dalvik+fix permissions (fix permissions two times - the first time sometimes it isn't fixing all...).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crimson101:
Cheers fella that did it!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
mine is EU.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] G1Dreamers:
Ohh... i just flashed different ROM.. don't think its something related to hardware.. will flash stock win 6.5 and will report back..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Simon_WM:
Hi Guys,

i used link2sd to move some applications and but now am stuck on

starting applications and has been on the screen for half n hour ...

any ideas >?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Magic2010:
Try to reboot.

If it doesn't solve the problem, maybe something failed during the process, try it again from the beggining.

Does amarullz script run in this rom? If it does, I advise you to try it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Deadknight:
I think i fixed this issue by replacing bcm4329.ko from marc's sense kernel. Current usage on bt is dropped to 3-4ma. I dont know what it broke on bluetooth side but at least headset works :D.

If anyone wants to flash i am attaching it. Have fun.

Update:

After sometime again it jumped up to 50 ma, still need a fix for that :(.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
I'll second that.... When I was reading the logs, I saw the entry for "Elixer activity destroyed" and assumed that was the end of the Elixer event. I never thought to look at the entries following. Without a complete understanding of the interactions and flows of the various routines involved, the logs are not so useful. Thanks, tytung, for taking the time to explain this!

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
FYI - I installed (installed the zip with CWM - not sure if this was the right way, but unzipping on the PC did not produce an .apk file) and Elixir2 still forces a reboot when you tap on Information / Battery. On my Kindle (CM9), this would pop up a new window with additional battery-related links.

This is NOT a complaint - FYI only. I can easily live without Elixir.

The log just leading up to the reboot is attached.

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Simon_WM:
Thanks,

So far ive tried rebooting, Clearing Cache + Fixing oerm abd rebooting but still no luck

_ _ _ _ _ _ _

Okies, So i reinsatlled the rom, without haivng to wipe any ext3 bits, and boom, i have 101 apps and a working phone XD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jjpdijkstra:
messages FC

My messages FC. Recently installed link2sd but only moved app-data from user apps to sd. Can this be the problem anyway?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] paco_oblea:
I have 170mb System partition, 5 cache, 5 Boot and the rest is Data. I have a small swap in my sdcard, could that be causing the infinite boot animation? After installing the applications I mentioned I still have enough free space in the data partition so I think that's not an issue.

I flashed this rom again but this time using Link2SD and I have the same problem. After installing those applications the phone does not boot. :(

Thanks :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
You need to start collecting logcat before reboot. Otherwise I cannot see anything related to those two apps after reboot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
No idea.

Does anyone use BT and have the same issue?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
I see qsd8k.hwcomposer in your logcat. No idea so far.

06-18 08:53:09.956 73 134 D qsd8k.hwcomposer: drawLayerUsingCopybit:302::Need to scale twice dsdx=0.021127, dtdy=1.000000,copybitsMaxScale=8.000000,copybitsMinScale=0.125000,screen_w=6,screen_h=507 src_crop_width=284 src_crop_height=507
06-18 08:53:09.956 73 134 D qsd8k.hwcomposer: drawLayerUsingCopybit:323::tmp_w = 34,tmp_h = 62
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Szczepanik:
Bluetooth battery drain

Yes 57 / 60ma battery drain always after using BT with every ICS ROM & Kernel I have tried. Same problem usually after GPS - I use both in the car. I use SD haret.

Cheers

Tom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agbommarito:
V2.3 has been rock solid for me until I flashed the new RIL package. Since then I've had a BSOD and connect failures when driving.

I've flashed back to the original V2.3 and will see how it works.

Has anyone else had issues with the new RIL?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ph03n!x:
The first call I picked after the new RIL froze the dialer upon answering. After a reboot all seems fine and stable...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kiteman44:
Hey! Same here. Against 60/62ma drain after etablishing connexion by BT with my car. Same when disconnected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ph03n!x:
I do not have a 60mA drain with BT turned on, and I don't remember have one while connected to my car's headunit. Will check and confirm again in a couple of hours.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wolle:
Bluetooth does not pair

Fortunately I got it fixed with http://www.androidpit.de/de/android/market/apps/app/com.brachcon.btautopair/Bluetooth-Auto-Pair

The problem seems to be the box to enter a pin which does not appear at all.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
Hi guys I am running Ext4 recovery will I see a benefit using clockwork instead?

I am running

7

177

7

As layout as well, should this be changed to boost speed?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Sorry. Here's my process for capturing logcat on my "vanilla" system (just flashed your rom, downloaded OSP and Elixir from market, and that's it). I hope I'm doing it correctly:

1) Boot android and wait until I get the stable lockscreen.

2) Unlock phone. USB connect phone to PC.

3) Startup Droidexplorer on my PC, open terminal session.

4) cd /mnt/sdcard

5) enter logcat > [filename]

6) Return to phone and startup OfficeSuitePro

7) Bypass the "do you want to register screen"

8) Bypass the option to download a font package

9) Hit NEW.

10) At this point, system reboots.

11) Wait for phone to reboot and return to stable lockscreen

12) Startup Droidexplorer, open terminal session, cd /mnt/sdcard, copy the logcat file to my PC

I did above twice for OSP, and once for Elixir.

Attached are the three logcat files. I hope they were done right. I did not find any reference to hwcomposer in my elixir logcat.

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Deadknight:
I have eu hd2 and i'm using nand. I tried to replace bcm4329 from marcs non ics sense kernel, at first call it works (low ma) but after second or third call it again jumps to 47 50 ma, also cannot open wifi (possibly ginger driver issue)

Shutting down bt doesnt reduce ma, only reset fixes it.

It will be a perfect rom if you can fix this,

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] scorpion44:
VOIP

If VOIP is very important to you, you can try this ROM “aokp_hd2_milestone_5_v2” by Xylograph with Tytung's kernel “tytung hwa v2.4” with initrd.gz from ROM.

I am using it myself and have no problems with VOIP calls incoming/outgoing using the rom's

internet calling function as long WiFi or Data connections are active. VIBER also works great.

Steve A
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
A somewhat simpler method to capture the files to the SD card without involving your PC....

1) open Terminal

2) Type (the $ and # are Terminal prompts. Don't type them):

$ su
# logcat -v threadtime -f /sdcard/log.txt

Just leave the terminal session running and go about your business. (Jump into step 6 above, for example) Everything up to the crash will be in the file log.txt on your sd card.

( _v threadtime puts a timestamp on each line of the file. Handy but may be omitted)

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anserinae:
did you try RoadXYs suggestion?

the size of your partitions should be fine. i would try to figure out the problem w/o involving any a2sd scripts just yet.

until then, try installing the ROM first and let it setup before installing the a2sd script.

i use amarullz a2sd script, i typically install the ROM and let it setup first, then install the a2sd script and reboot after installing more apps (this script copies files from /data to /sd-ext on boot). i have flashed this script immediately after flashing the ROM before it setup and it did work, although i try not to do this if i have the time to spare.

goodluck mate
[HD2 Android NAND Development] timekeeper:
The RIL works fine for me. I can't say I notice any overt benefits besides the placebo effect, but it certainly hasn't harmed it. Always nice to run the latest code.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
BT works great with my car - connects much faster than GB versions did. No high battery drain that I have noticed.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] PSP-86:
Hi all. I have a european HTC HD2 with this rom (ICS NexusHD2 v.2.3) and it is great, works very fast. But I have a problem. My total memory is 225MB, and my free memory is 35MB. Very little. I use the HD2 Toolkit application, and select CLK Repartition 180MB and 5MB of cache. I also use the application Link2SD. Why do I have low memory? What is the problem? I cleaned the Dalvik-Cache. Thanks for everything.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shahr321:
to disable word suggestion

normally i know where to go to disable the word suggestion.

but for this rom i dont know how to do it.

any help anybody?

thanks upfront
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
You are probably running too many apps at the same time, many / most of which may start automatically.

Install something like ROM Toolkit, select app manager and switch to the running tab to see how many things are running and how much memory each uses.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] darkwolfelite:
Probably a dumb question and it may have been asked before, but I was wondering why sometimes the Wifi symbol on the taskbar sometimes shows a darker coloered line or arrow inside the symbol that goes up thru the bars. I thought this was just because of the custom ROM on my phone but then also noticed it on my new Transformer Tf300. Any clue as to what it is and or what its doing?

Again i know its a wierd question but would like to know. Thanks!

Oh and only reason I asked here and not in transformer thread is because am using this ROM aswell and it does same thing:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PSP-86:
Thank you for your answer. I use the ES Task Manager application, and close applications not important. Is it the same?. My memory RAM is 200MB free. My problem is with the memory ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lucadp:
+1!!! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
A small arrow is displayed on the image when you are sending (up arrow) or receiving (down arrow) data.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bazzz66:
+1

I have very bad reception inhouse in my hometown. When I am elsewhere reception is better, but not always great.

This is since I have a new provider, with my old one never had any problems.

After installing the RIL I did not have any noticeable improvement on the signal, so I think it is the placebo effect
[HD2 Android NAND Development] param.006:
I flashed this ROM couple days ago and the phone never connected to data connection go tree stone reason..my wifi is working perfectly especially since I installed wifi fixer..but the net connection had never worked..any help?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bzhmobile:
Have you check your APN in the Settings, Wireless, name of the access point?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Ah, I misunderstood.. :o

Okay, if you're total is 225 and you allocated 180+5 your data partition would be very small.

But, 225 total rom does not sound right.

If the 225 is correct something is wrong but I cannot tell what.

Did you also install a recovery partition?

What size is your boot partition?

What radio are you using (make sure it is a correct version)?

I can't tell you much without a lot more info.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] darkwolfelite:
Hey ny_limited. Thanks for the response! :D I am grateful. Was worried I would get someone saying to use search feature before asking. And yeah I know im a senior member and should know that by now but figured I would ask anyway :p

Again thanks for getting back to me. Was always curious as to what that was doing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MoneyFist:
Google Maps Navigations TTS Repeating

Has anyone had an issue with the Navigation app repeating a road name?

It has happened to me when I was running IceCreamTosti and now with Nexus2.3

I'm getting a bug in navigation where the TTS repeats the name of the road from your last destination.

So example I'm riding towards a junction and instead of it saying "Turn left in 100years" it will just keep saying "Turn right onto Palmers Road" every time I approach something.

The way I fixed it before was by clearing maps data.

I got it again recently and this time I installed a 3rd party TTS app and it seems to be fine now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EpicNand:
i think this is like your problem :http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NexusHD2_ICS_CM9_FAQ#After_using_WiFi_for_some_time_my_cellular_data_won.E2.80.99t_connect_anymore.3F

i had the same problem that my data connection wouldn't work, installed wififixerfree and set the time to 30 minutes. the program automatically reconnects to the data in the time given. never had a problem with the data connection since then
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dala11:
@Tytung:

the new RIL works, I've had faster WiFi fixes.

The first time I did have a horrible battery drain by the core system (6hours untouched and look at the screenshot)

then I reset the battery stats, and now the usage is like before. So perhaps this is a good idea for other users? (or is this battery stats a placebo thing and did the reboot solve my problems?)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] namelessrabbit:
Is there a possibility to have the notification LED flash for incoming messages even while charging?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] z3r0_x:
Does anyone know how to enable unlocking with the volume rocker?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] namelessrabbit:
Afaik it's only possible to wake up by volume rocker. You will find it at Settings-->Display
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
no ... i don't think there's a phone other that has this . the only way to get notified while charging is the notification sound

i hit the thanks button instead of quote :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PSP-86:
Yes, I installed the CLK Recovery because he believed it was important. Do I need to install? How I can see the size of the boot? Thank you very much.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Depending on how you created your partitions you might have a "flash.cfg" file (on your PC) which has should tell you. If not you would have to find out from whatever software or method you used.

It is only important if it is too small (the device won't boot) or too big (you lose space). Same goes for the recovery partition.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Actually, 225 sounds correct. I don't think anything is wrong.

---------- Post added at 11:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:47 PM ----------

Did you link all application files, libraries and davik-cache files to the SD card? How many apps have you installed?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PSP-86:
Yes, I install applications on SD card, I have about 50 applications. I also use Link2SD to move applications (Google Maps, WhatsApp, Facebook, Gmail). In internal memory I have few applications.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clio94:
read here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1720125
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
What about libraries and davik-cache files? Have you checked in Link2SD that all of them are linked?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYSEAN1:
Very nice rom and no complains thanks tytung:) just wish SD version was as good as nand ....that wud be a complain lollll
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iarlossewen:
Customization

I tried the RIL update and wifi-tx app, and both of them works great, thanks :) By the way I had the issue with contact names not showing the other day, but after a reboot everything went back to normal.

A week ago I asked if anybody had a update zip for putting clock in center in the status bar, but I guess there's no update on that. So I decided to work on that and share the update zips that I made in case anybody likes the center clock or the %1 percent battery icons (old style, percentage in the battery icon) like me. I made them using the SystemUI.apk and framework-res.apk from the 2.3 HWA version zip. %1 percent old style battery icon replaces the default icon on the ROM.

--> Clock in center:

--> 1% Percent Battery (percentage in the icon):

[Sorry for wrong naming of the file, "1Battery-and-CenterClock" should just be "1Battery", and to get them both, you need to flash first clock, then battery..]

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
We're talking about ROM? I thought even the EU versions of the HD2 had 512 MB ROM memory, no? Admittedly, I only know the US version first hand but that was my understanding.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] qbus098:
Thanks for nice mod. I've installed and battery icon is as it should (with percentage inside icon), but the clock is still at the right corner. Any ideas what I did wrong ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mainweb:
WOW.. it's really great. I like % in the icon

thank you to Ankara
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iarlossewen:
I'm glad you liked it, but for the problem I'm quite new at these customizations so I can't be sure what happened. For creating the update zips, I followed a couple of tutorials using apktool, and for all of the zips the only change in the system is the SystemUI.apk so if the battery icon update is successful it is weird that the clock is not updated.. you have the v2.3 HWA right? or maybe you can try to reboot again?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] br0adband:
So, I got me another HD2 last night from a pawn shop, in excellent condition (minor cosmetic issues), NAND checks out clean without errors, everything works, and the first Android ROM I wanted to check out was NexusHD2 which is absolutely awesome, so great job and thank you for all your efforts and hard work, tytung.

Only issue is one that I've noted that seems to be with most everyhing HD2 ROM and hardware acceleration (and sometimes without): Netflix.

Since it's such a common issue and everyone knows about it, I just wanted to post to say that nope, it doesn't work for me either but I definitely had to say thanks for this awesome ROM.

Every time I turn this HD2 on I'm just amazed at the device overall. The only other device I've even considered owning in the past few years is the Samsung Galaxy Note and I still want one pretty desperately (I'm a geek, sue me), but the pricing on those things is just way outta my league so hopefully someday I'll acquire one.

Until this, this magnificent beast known as the HTC HD2 is still my device of choice, right next to my Dell Axim X51v which I love dearly - and HTC made that too.

I wonder if they'll ever develop a device that can best what the HD2 has been over the years, and most likely will continue to be for who knows how long. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Madraum:
Splashes

my old splashes for hd 2 android :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=896720
[HD2 Android NAND Development] qbus098:
OK, finally it works but I had to install it in two steps. First I installed origin_batt_and_center_clock mod, after this clock was on the centre :). Then I installed 1%batt_and_center_clock mod and it gave me finally clock on the center and battery icon with percentage inside.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iarlossewen:
Interesting.. I installed them at the same sequence but it was only because I made the center clock first and after that the battery mod came into my mind :) I would be happy if somebody could explain why this happens :) Can you include two modifications in the same apk file and flash them with just one zip?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
it happens sometimes (don't really know why). as long as the mods don't interfere (like 2 mods on battery) its ok . these two mods are in seperate apks though. battery mod is in framework-res and centered clock is applied to SystemUI (i think) so you can flash them separately or with one zip that includes both apks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iarlossewen:
Ok I found the difference, I used the apktool for modding the center clock (statusbar xml file in SystemUI.apk), and battery modder linux tool for creating a patch for battery mod (adding a couple of xml files and battery images to SystemUI.apk again). The point I missed was battery icon modder tool only creates a patch for modifying only some parts of the SystemUI.apk, whereas the apktool allows us to decompile, add or change, and recompile the whole package again. (Both of them uses framework-res.apk for just decompiling & compiling process, there's no actual change to that file as far as I know). So the battery mod file only applies battery icon mod, sorry for the wrong naming of the files and the confusion :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nick2k:
anyone currently having issues with Wi-Fi calling? :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Yes. I don't know why but the total is only about 411 MB. Does T-Mobile HD2 have full 1024 MB when running Android?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] staythesame3010:
Camera some times force close. Any ones have this situation?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lohyitchun:
I do sometime got the error message "failed to connect to camera" then tap OK, then restart camera again without any problem. I realize that this happen rarely, only sometimes when I operate too fast, probably I switch to camcoder mode very immediately after the camera opened. But it happen rarely. To me, camera with rom is much better than my previous gingerbread rom which fc camera very oftenly, that force me to soft reset my phone before I can use the camera again. But this has never happened in NexusHD2 rom.