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[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmoe:
Hi again,

I refer to an older posting of mine, as I still did not solve the problem:

Last time, i got two answers: one was about clearing the cache, one about wiping pictures on SD cause they could be too many and trying to log the boot sequence via ADB logcat (thanks again for this idea).

What has happened so far since last time: I got my new SD (SanDisk 32GB Class 6 Ultra Mobile) and I partitionized it like allways: 1gb SD EXT, the rest as FAT32 via CWM partitioning tool. I also repartitionized CLK for 260MB system (just to be sure) but still the same problem:

My config now, as you may allready suggest:

Leo512

CLK 1.4.0.1 260/5

CWM 5.2.0.6

ROM 20 Minutes ago (Hyperdroid 5.7.0 working well, no problems at all, expect some problems with reconnecting mobile data plan after wifi loss - but as we can see: the phone is able to operate)

SD: 32GB SanDisk SD-EXT fresh, FAT32 just some roms and kernels

Well, I now switched back to NEXUSHD2 ICS 4.0.3-CM9 V1.0 (Beta 10 worked well on my phone) with Task29, new CLK+CWM and so on... and have still the permanent bootscreen.

I now performed this ADB LOGCAT on CMD and it shows me a loop sequence, I am not able to understand: I will only post the loop sequence. at last line, it stops for a few seconds and begins again at line 1 (Loop, eh^^).

Has any of you any Idea, what is going wrong there and how I may solve it?

Thanks a lot lot lot in advance =D

Greetz,

cmoe
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maxfusion:
Is there any progress in the development of real HW acceleration?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sam razzy:
I tried to backup using titanium backup.. but why its not backuped!! Why???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dcwiker05:
Forgive me if thus was already asked but anyone having issues with the data limit warning not going away? Mines preset at 2gigs and i use well more then that but cant figure out how to change it or get the annoying warning sign outta my notification tray.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] deibit:
Sorry to interrupt, but in my case my exchange administrator must be more clever than yours, since this trick does not work at all (was the first thing I tried many months ago)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sebar25:
Please tell me how? I don't have uninstall option, only open button.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
its probably in the system folder, delete it manually . i don't know if its gonna work, i just remember something about youtube issues and reinstalling
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nigeldg:
Have you installed the Armv7 codec? After installing this, play a video and change it to software decoding (sadly H/W doesn't seem to work that well) and you should get a decent experience. I can easily play a 480p version of Inception without lag.

You need to provide more information, both are working perfectly for me and for most people who use the ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
Where are codec install files?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marcopolo:
Need help: Strange system partition

Firstly, so sorry for keep on flooding this thread with my post. :p

Second, very very sorry for writing this story below, I think people won't be able to help me without this long story :(

Well, I am having a little trouble with my EU HD2 which in my previous post I mentioned with 80+ MB internal free memory. System partition for this phone is 5/180/5.

This phone is with my girl friend is running on version 2.2 (I had to upgrade it but couldn't). She was keep on complaining me about low volume, random boots, random freeze, app crashes, sudden mic mute etc for last few days so today I thought to do a clean install with 2.3 but when I was in MAGLDR, I realized that the volume key is very hard to press but somehow I backed up everything in CWM however after that the hardware keys failed completely.

Just before this, I cleaned her memory card (4GB class 4 SanDisk SDHC card) by deleting unnecessary data/folders/files and deleted few system files and folders as well in which I also deleted .android in the SD.

When I realized that I cannot flash a new ROM because of broken volume keys, I thought to boot the phone with the older ROM but found that all the apps which were moved to SD cards were missing (obvious) so thought to install every app once again one by one but the same time I noticed that the internal memory and system memory has changed.

Earlier, system partition I created was 180MB but now it was 209 MB (I could see that in Titanium Backup though I know it should be somewhere around 200 as titanium backup shows little extra) with 55 MB free non-usable memory and the internal memory had dropped to 173 MB with 30 MB free internal memory. Due to this, the phone was not letting me restore many apps+data using titanium backup and I had to move apps manually to the SD card which I did succeed but now I have few questions in my mind and I need help from you folks:

1. I am running low on this device and want to know how can I change system partition without booting into recovery (since my volume keys are broken)?

2. Can I swap these two memories so that I can utilize free memory left in system partition?

3. I had Link2SD app installed on this phone which was moving apps to the SD-Ext partition. Now apps are not moving to this partition anymore neither I can do anything. I did uninstalled and reinstalled this app but it is not asking me to set the script again. I wants to know if deleting script directly from /system/etc/init.d/ will be safe? What possible consequence I might face?

4. Is there any other way I can flash the new ROM without MAGLDR? Using an alternative way such as ADB?

Once again, I am really sorry for this long post but I thought reading this story will clear the air for the one who can help.

Thank you guys.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nigeldg:
On the Android market, either search for it or just go to MX Player and then 'more from this developer'.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Motero73:
For example?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sebar25:
Works perfectly.

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tigger-gg:
I use CWM Touch http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1419733. It works for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
You might need some extra free space if your HD2's NAND has any bad blocks. Bad blocks cannot be fixed, only avoided. Extra space might resolve such an issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
Does anyone have the thread where tytungs kernal lives?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mh166:
I got a prob ... I did a backup of my ROM using CWM. Then I used HD2Toolkit to repartition my MAGLDR in order to have 250MB of systempartition (assuming that brings me not only more data, but more internal space?).

In any event: now, after having restored the backup, it boots up to the boot animation but then it seems to loop the animation forever without going any further.

Some details that might help:

* Partition size before resize: can't tell ... unfortunately. :(

* MAGLDR 1.13

* CWM 3.0.0.5

* Complete backup, complete restore

* Using Link2SD, but I'm almost certain I haven't linked any system apps

Any ideas how to fix this? :(

// EDIT: Nevermind. As always: in the very moment after hitting submit the second recovery run is done — and it's working again. Solution: flashing repartitioning MAGLDR to 200MB.

Anyway: how may I increase my internal memory? /system is using 166 of 200MB; /data is using 150 of 166MB ... any ideas?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Only my TO DO list to try some day.. :D

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Ouch! Another not so simple question.. :)

When you partition your device you create a system partition (for the rom) and a data partition. There are others but we'll ignore them first now.

"Internal" memory seen in Android is usually /data. Unless...

If you create an sd-ext partition and use a script (such as Amarullz or link2sd) it will create symlinks (symbolic links) which will point to the sd-ext partition. Now when you see "Internal" memory you are seeing the space on sd-ext.

BUT the original /data partition (remember data? No, not Star Trek's) may still be used for a number of things (can you say dalvik?) and may still run short on space.

The Unix DF command when executed with root privilege will show you the actual total, used and free space of all your partition's.

Run terminal (if you don't have it get it free from Google), type "su" (give it root access if asked) and type "df".

Now you can see what you actually have.

OK, where did I put that beer?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] mainweb:
search search search

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1642946

http://code.google.com/p/nexus-hd2/downloads/list?q=label:ICS+label:Kernel+label:HWA
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wearefree:
Everything was working fine till all of sudden I can't connect to the wifi of my house.

The only thing I remembered was the phone hanged when I tried to open a web page so I pulled the battery. Seems like this might have broken something so I reflashed 2.3 ROM again. However wifi still doesn't work after that. Any ideas?

I don't rely on wifi that much given the unlimited data plan I have. It's just certain spots of my house has really bad T-Mobile reception so wifi is a nice work around. Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
A modified hosts file (adaway), some themed apks, modified framework files which get larger, lost+found, bad nand blocks, just to name few.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] Chitown021:
Anyone else having issues with Navigation in the new ROM? This evening on the way home I decided to use it for the first time. The map portion showing the directions worked fine but instead of reading them off the voice just kept saying "your destination is on the right" over and over again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Could be a number of things, and a few more specifics would help narrow it down. Let's make some assumptiions though... First, I assume it WAS working and all of a sudden it stopped working?

When you go to SETTINGS->WIFI do the obvious and make sure WIFI is on (duh). Now, does your SSID show up? If the SSID is not showing up, then your router is not broadcasting. Assuming the SSID shows up, are you showing CONNECTED, or is it stuck on Obtaining IP Address, or does it just say something like Saved. If you're stuck on Obtaining IP address, or Saved, try rebooting your router (or in the latter case, first check to see if you entered the correct passphrase).

Do you have Mac filtering enabled on your router? If yes, do you have your MAC address from your HD2 identified as an allowed address?

Without knowing your symptoms or other details, the above are the first basic troubleshooting steps I'd take.

Let us know your outcome and more details please if you still have ongoing problems. BTW, when you say you reflashed 2.3, did you wipe the Dalvik first?

---------- Post added at 05:24 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:22 AM ----------

Sounds like your GPS is stuck on a hardset of coordinates, and nav thinks you're in the same place. Did you try stopping and starting the GPS? If you have GPS Status loaded, what is it reporting as your location moves? Is it updating?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mh166:
Okay... I made it a long long night ... and it turned out to be good. Since I now knew what partition size to watch for, I got braver. :D

So now I cutted MAGLDR's cache partition down to 5MB (for it doesn't seems to be used at all...) and the /system partition I downsized to 180MB. Gives me now 60MB more internal memory.

Though there comes another question to my mind: does the /system grow? Or is it static as in "operating system only, data comes into other places"?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] moav:
About those missing mb from the internal memory, I've found this quote from link2sd's FAQ :

Q. I succesfull set up Link2SD and linked most of my applications to SD card and enabled "auto link". But when I install a new app I see reduction on the internal ram even if the app is linked. Why am I still losing space?

Link2SD does not link application's private data files that are located in /data/data directory, they remain in the internal memory. Thus each app you install will still have some data on the internal storage so you can still potentially fill up your internal storage even if you are moving all of your apps over.

I plan to add "linking data files" ability to a future version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Thanks for the zip MTN_HD2. A little off topic, but perhaps useful for others (ie, me, since I'm just starting to dabble deeper with droid stuff) on this thread... what are you using to decompile/recompile the framework-res.apk? I've managed to decompile with apktool, edit the dimens.xml, and recompile. I don't use the apk in the dist folder due to signature issues, but I do "rezip" the resources.arsc. Still, I'm getting bootloops when I reflash. What is your process to get the "sign-age" correct??? And if I'm unsuccessful in modding the framework file myself, any chance you can move the "off" softkey further left? I keep fat fingering it sometimes, as it's a little too close to the "back" key for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Well done! :thumbup:

It doesn't grow significantly although small changes are possible.

More importantly, however, a future release of the rom may require some more space. Likewise if you want to try another rom which needs more room.

You can always wipe everything and repartition or, if you have the spare memory, consider perhaps 200 meg which you do not need today.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
i use this tool to sign the apks . you can make your own key (tutorial)

or just use the included test key (i use it because making your own takes a bit more work) then flash it .

i actually tried to move it further left . the line that enables the button in portrait mode is

<com.android.systemui.statusbar.policy.KeyButtonView android:layout_width="40.0dip" android:layout_height="fill_parent" android:layout_weight="0.0" systemui:keyCode="26" systemui:keyRepeat="false" systemui:glowBackground="@drawable/ic_sysbar_highlight" />

i tried adding android:scaleType="fitStart" but didn't change anything. you can try changing the width . that might work
[HD2 Android NAND Development] abdealiv:
--> you Can use CWM Touch as somebody else mentioned but u hv to use Volume key for atleast once ..My Suggestion if u able to use volume key somehow ..install CLk & touch CWM ...so that u can boot into recovery (for future experiments )by clicking home button rather than using volume keys to navigate in Magldr ..

--> you can Use Link2sd , it allows Converting User application to System application , so that you can use your extra system partition or just copy paste .apk of any app u want in /System/app via Rootexplorer & Set permissions as (Owner - Read & Write , Group-Read , Others -> Read) you can do that in Rootexplorer directly & Boot.

--> Go to Link2Sd Options , Click More->Recreate Mount Script . it will re-create mount Scripts for u .

--> With Clk you can use Adb Commands when u go in Fastboot mode ..Here Clk 1.5 read instructions which says "Flash a Rom"

Hope this Helps!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
Power in navigation bar:

i edited the softkeys again , there's no extra space in the left side. you can't assign the left button to anything though. you can but it won't work
[HD2 Android NAND Development] namelessrabbit:
Obivously this explains the admittedly significantly slower connection. But what I don't understand is why the Gingerbread builds worked like a charm (stable, good/strong reception) on the same Radio. Which system did tytung's latest GB build (3.2a) use?

As much as I love this ICS ROM for its standby power consumption, design and smoothness the very erratic and slow connection sometimes gives me a hard time :(

I'm on Radio 2.15.50.14.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] luke_skywalk3r:
I've tried what you said and till now is working perfectly. Thanks a lot.

Let the force be with you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mr Black'd:
Sorry for the stupid question but can we have any screenshot of the navigation bar after flashing the zip? Just to see what we get ... :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I used the same radio in Windows Mobile, Gingerbread and ICS. No change.

Early versions of GB had lots of issues. You can go back in many old threads and see lots of people complaining about data drops. Little by little changes were made and the ROM's became more stable. Tytung's and Tyween's GB ROMs are quite stable.

ICS is still pretty early in development especially if we consider how much code has to be ported or changed or even written. There are no ICS drivers for the HD2, at least not done by Google or HTC.

I know what you're saying but we've come a long way on this road. But we're not at the end yet. 8-)

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
sure

i have screen dpi set to 160 so it might look a bit different on yours

i'm adding an icon to it too. so you might wanna wait . right now its just an invisible button
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marcopolo:
Thanks a ton for all the answers. The volume keys are gone forever, seems like I will have to change the volume key membrane which I will have to import from Hongkong or China. I will wait for it and the moment it arrives, I will replace MAGLDR with CLK. I will bookmark this post for future use.

Great help ;):)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vastelectron:
Hi can someone let me know when a new ICS version that's compatible with apps like break.com, Netflix, or cnetTV. I use these a lot when I'm bored but not working right due to no drivers correct?

I really like the new ICS cm9 version and how fast it progressed. Thank you very much

P.s. feel free to pm me if u find the time to update me :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
you can check the thread once every week for new versions :} i don't think anyone other than tytung can fix this

ok i added an icon to the button. enjoy
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattijs86:
I had the same problem. After going with an elevator lost all signal and wouldn't recover. Even reboots, switching to airplanemode wouldn't help.

For me what fixed the problem was flashing rmnet to ppp update zip. I don't notice any significant difference in performance in data connectivity, only difference is now I do have signal.

I hope this will help!

Ciao!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Keep in mind that GB, by comparison is a mature product, while HD2's ICS is still in alpha development stages, albeit fairly stable, thanks to Tytung.

Hang in there.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Maybe you can flash HTC-RIL-2.2.0019G_update.zip

It will update HTC-RIL lib from HTC-RIL 2.2.1001G (Jul 16 2010,21:52:13) to HTC-RIL 2.2.0019G (Aug 18 2011,21:08:53)

Some people in Desire (or N1) thread said that HTC-RIL 2.2.1001G give them the better signal on CM9.

If anyone has time, please help test it as well.

If there's not negative side effect, I will update to this RIL lib in next version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] davinci2007:
That's cool. I think, it work better. I have better signal on my HD2 with CM9.

Very nice. Thanks Big Boss. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Motero73:
Ok thank you, I will look after this point.

A week after having installed this ROM with a 160/5 partition (I removed some apps), it still says 0,88 MB free in /system.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
If you don't install something big to the system partition, 0.88 MB is fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iwan.sipit:
Same here. Thanks tytung.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
Just for clarification.....

I believe PPP and RMNET are protocols used over the cellular radio, and that the WIFI connection is not effected - it uses a straight TCP/IP protocol over Ethernet.

Would someone please verify (curiosity only, this is not a problem for me.)

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NLsalvador:
Tytung, can this also be used on MAGLDR?? If so, i will give it a try!

Thank you very much for all that you've done here.. Amazing job, i'm very curious for the next release.

Greetings Arjan
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Chitown021:
When I reached my first stop (was on my way home from work but needed to stop at a FedEx hub to pick up a package) I closed completely out of the app, turned GPS off, turned it back on, went back into Navigation, asked it to guide me home, and I had the same issue. The only difference was that it read the instructions properly for the first turn and then got stuck in "destination on the right" loop again.

I'm going to give it another try today when I'm on the road to see if I have the same issue again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dexxa05:
Guys I've got a problem when I download apps on the store.. They are installed in the internal memory but I have Link2SD and on the option I choose the installation of the apps on the SD card..?!! And in parameters -> application -> on SD card -> Fruit Ninja Free (for example) 0,00 o... And in internal memory -> Fruit Ninja Free 22,84 Mo

I'm on 2.3.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] illgodson:
Break.com videos work perfectly on latest version...so the xfinity watch app. Netflix still a no go.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wudangnic:
USB storage issue

It seems I cannot activate usb storage unless I reboot the phone. Also after eject the usb storage it doesn't mount sd card again, unless I reboot the phone again.

Anybody has an ideea how to fix that?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manga16:
GOOD WORK

HI tytung :

i want to say one thing thanks to u and all developpers of XDA our HD2 will not die and about your rom for all working perfect for once again thank a lots;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Yes, you can flash the new HTC RIL lib on cLK or MAGLDR.

I flashed it on MAGLDR and worked well so far.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Renegade99:
Wait are the Adreno Drivers included in the Rom, or do i have to flash the zip? :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Fresh install?

I never suffer from usb mass storage issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wudangnic:
Could this be helpful for juice defender ultimate to change from 2g to 3g and back?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Chitown021:
Looks like my GPS issue was just a bad signal our something. I used it today without issue. It was reading the directions properly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
I don't have ICS kernel thread.

Download them via my signature.

Read the changelog of my ROM or read the source code commit yourself.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] devilpera64:
Wow Tytung this RIL is great! It reduce scanning time, and seems that signal is much more stable :) now this can reduce more battery juice i think..however i discover how to reduce power drain/heat using WiFi..just install WIFI-TX from market and set up signal on 11dbm.!

Can be done other else for reduce battery consumption? (maybe something to switch on airplane mode during screen off!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] illgodson:
Here ya go in case he's on the app and sigs don't show up

http://code.google.com/p/nexus-hd2/downloads/list
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
I am :)