yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] LinChina:
Tried the new Tytung HTCLEO-Kernel for 6 hours on the SR version, but made the built laggy, one time it freezes and 3 times hot reboot's at least on my configuration, so went back to DM 6.9.

Currently switching back to the "so called SR" version to compare it vs. the "real" SR version:rolleyes:, as I trend to the same opinion as Kuzibri.......even we all like to have fresh meat:D

Cheers.....LinChina
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Thanks LinChina,

saves me the time of installing this 2.4 kernel ;)

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] boulek:
Have to agree with you guys..I flashed yesterday the latest SR edition and then tried the

Tytung HTCLEO-Kernel but it was laggy and unstable..

This kernel was fine though with my previous Rom..Faster than the SR i use now..
[HD2 Android SD Development] red_guard:
Hey guys, i'm using SR version now a few days and since yesterday with new tytung r2.4 and it is very fast and stabile :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Maybe this is can be explained by booting between Magldr and Haret? Do not know what LaChina uses, but I use Haret.

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] boulek:
I did so yesterday it and it really got fast..But i had the previous SR with 1.1a upgrade..

I now have the normal version B36 1.1 with the latest Tutyng kernel and eveything works great and fast..
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
I could not resist to install Tytung's 2.4 version and it works miraculously fine on my HD2, so nor Magldr nor Haret can explain the problems of some users. Glad I decided to update despite some negative findings about lagginess. Thanks to Robbie for the suggestion!!!! And it's even faster than before :D

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Zupkle:
Lag

Hello I have a problem my phone lag-s when Im scrolling the backgrounds, any idea what to do ?

Greatings
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
hi,

in order to give you a good answer to your problem, we really need more specific information, like which version are you using, which kernel, etc, etc.

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] LinChina:
I'm on Haret.......SR 1.1a B36.....and I tried on two sdcard.......

Kingston 4G class 4 with 18,0 Mbyte/s -> read / 8,37 Mbyte/s -> write !!!, but high battery drain and

No name 8GB class 4 with 16,7 MByte/s -> read / 4,58 Mbyte/s -> write, which isn't so responsive, but much more battery friendly, that one were included in my HD2.

Made the same experiences now also on the "so called" SR version that DM behaviours better than the new Tytung HTCLEO-Kernel.

As mentioned too many contributors to get everybody's phone on the same performance level even with the same set up on the first look.

And that's why we all are here helping, discussing and keep our "old-timer" HD2 more up-to-date as most of all the Smartphone's on the market.:D

Cheers.....LinChina
[HD2 Android SD Development] Zupkle:
Hej yes for sure Im new here so I would apologize about not knowing things...

MOdel number: HTC HD2-European model

Andorid version: 4.0.4

Baseband:15.42.50.11U_2.15.50.14

Kernel version: 2.6.35.14-marc1706s_ics_01.1+root@marc-vm#139 Fri May 18 01:45:57 CEST 2012

Build nimber: IMM76I

Mod version: IceCreamTosti v1.1a AOKP B36

if thera are any information you need then plese tell me.

Greatings

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Hej yes for sure Im new here so I would apologize about not knowing things...

MOdel number: HTC HD2-European model

Andorid version: 4.0.4

Baseband:15.42.50.11U_2.15.50.14

Kernel version: 2.6.35.14-marc1706s_ics_01.1+root@marc-vm#139 Fri May 18 01:45:57 CEST 2012

Build nimber: IMM76I

Mod version: IceCreamTosti v1.1a AOKP B36

if thera are any information you need then plese tell me.

Greatings
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Hi Zupkle, it appears you are using marc1706 kernel. This implies that you are using the NAND ROM, since it does not work for us SD build users of that ROM. Try posting your question in the ROM thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1441462, you probably need to adjust partition size or something.

Best of luck.
[HD2 Android SD Development] zwat:
my perfectly working IceCreamTostidroid v11.0 crashed on my last night, so i tried updating to IceCreamTostidroid V1.1a B36 superram. i need data working so my question is should i wait for the next version or try B35?

problems so far with B36 is no data and it don't find my sdcard, however i find it on /bootsdcard
[HD2 Android SD Development] berbar:
I detect the same issues as LinChina. The "so called SR" runs perfectly!
[HD2 Android SD Development] hboyer:
see my post #2458

but valid only for normal version
[HD2 Android SD Development] zwat:
hehe, i just tried mashing everything together and it didn't work. i'm back on v11 and setting up another data file. seems to work
[HD2 Android SD Development] berbar:
Hi zwat,

When you use haret, it is a good idea to format your SD card before a clean install. The best way is to do it with the WM6.5 format function.
[HD2 Android SD Development] LinChina:
Or you can use SDFormatter, as I made the experience that on some ROM still couldn't get the sd card mounted using WM format.

Cheers.....LinChina
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi my friend,

apologies are absolutely not necessary. We only can help if we have the right information and this you did not know. :)

best regards, Kuzibri

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Hi my friend,

Combine the "so-called" SR version (which I use now for more than a week) with Tytung's 2.4 Kernel and the PIN code fix and you will have an ICS version running like a train :D

I even asked Robbie to put it back on page 1, post 2 cause it;s the fastest version I ever had!!!

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] boulek:
KJuzibri is right..

Please someone upload a link for the so called SR rom cause i have deleted mine..

Combined with the Tutyng kernel was the fastest ever..
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Due to popular demand, I have put it back in post 2;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
I'm very glad that some users share my opinion about the "so-called" SR version, certainly with Tytung's 2.4 kernel and the PIN code fix. I did not explore, yet, Paranoid Android ROM due to lack of time, but this "so-called" SR version with these modifications, is the fastest and most stable ICS ROM ever!!!!

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] taospirit:
hello,

i tried the SR with tytung kernel but a lots of lag. but i wantto try again with stock install. could u tell me what and order to install please?

thx
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
As I understood, the "socalled" SR version is back on page one, post 2. Download that and install it, with thereafter the usual 3 reboots. Then download Tytung's 2.4 kernel from post 2 Kernels and install it as usual, i.e. METAINF in \ics\root, system in \ics\root and zlimage in \ics. Reboot thereafter two times.

After that apply the PIN Code fix which is also on page one, post two and you're done and you will have the fastest ICS ROM ever. :D

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Fwiw,

regarding the kernel upgrade

; this is exactly what I've always done... but according to Tytung, and also wis1152... You don't need to use the META-INF folder...

use only the system folder & zImage file

. The Kernel will upgrade fine.

Kuzibri - One of these days, I hope you post your opinion of IceCreamTostidroid vs. PARANOIDANDROID. I'd like to hear of it. :) -Regards,
[HD2 Android SD Development] taospirit:
Thanks a lot Kuzibri and RobE. i will try tomorrow.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Hi RobE, I thought the post you refer to http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26417319&postcount=1029 was only relevant to tytung's sd build, but you (and tytung and wis1152 OFC) are right, meta-inf is not required when changing kernels.

You learn a new thing every day;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi my friend,

will indeed happen one of these forthcoming days, but first take care of my sick dog!! First things first :)

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
@ Robbie, - rather than right, I'm usually left. :) but seriously, in this case... just passing on what I've learned. Thanks!

@ Kuzibri - I am, first & foremost an animal lover. :) by all means, take good care of your friend & companion. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] LinChina:
........did a fresh install........and I'm back on the "so-called" SR version with Tytung's 2.4 and happy !!

Nice weekend

Cheers.....LinChina
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
I'm going to answer my own query (something I typically don't do). I'd guess that the Nand versions of these ROMs may be more robust and may function more smoothly in that environment (at least, I'd hope so)... I can only volunteer my own SD experience(s) of them in contrast on a T-Mo US HD2... They both share a similar but slightly different ics UI. There are some features in each, lacking in the other. This isn't a review, so I won't go into any real detail, it's just meant as a commentary (and mostly for Kuzibri).

The PARANOIDANDROID UI is brilliant... even if it's only run in hybrid mode (and not full tablet mode). The ability to run each app at it's own custom resolution is outstanding. This holds so much promise for the future, and it runs pretty nicely as is right now ported to SD. I wish the Dev's much success with it. And much gratitude to wis1152 for all of his own efforts porting so many nand builds to SD versions. Kuzibri, this is definitely worth experiencing!

But I've just switched back to this AOKP v1.1 B36 (psuedo) SuperRAM version that your touting as running so well. I have the DM 6.9 kernel now, but may later try Tytung's 2.4 ...and I just wanted to tell you that on my device ...the speed and responsiveness of this build - just blows the other one away. (Speaking for myself only)... it's not even close.

Hope your pup gets well soon. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Thanks Rob,

it's not exactly a pup anymore, but a Golden Retriever of 7 years old who underwent a very heavy knee surgery on wednesday. Total recovery time will take about 10 weeks!!

An I'm an animal lover too: two horses, 4 donkeys, two dogs and a lot of cats :D

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Oh man! I'm almost envious... growing-up in a more urban environment... no horses, no donkeys :( ...but I rode a lot when I was younger. Miss it sometimes, Older now and I don't really have the time or opportunity. Grew-up w/dogs. No cats but like 'em... and I contribute what I can to animal charities. Spent half my life with Parrots... mostly one (my avatar)... she's passed. Oh well...

I call all dogs 'pups' no matter their age. :) Hope that recovery has the best success and the time passes quickly.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kanishkapd:
kuzibri and rob

guys,

i really wonder how you can be on so many threads at same time with all those animals at home....:D:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] taospirit:
kuzibri,

hope ur dog will be fine... i haave an old dog to so i understand :)

thx for ur help
[HD2 Android SD Development] kanishkapd:
wis and robP,

are you guys planning on changing this thread to a discussion on veterinary services and pet care?...:D

just kidding...wish good health to our good friend's retriever. :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi Rob,

thanks for this "little review". What you are saying is that the pseudo SR version is the fastest, right? With Tytung's 2.4 kernel, it's even faster :) So in principle there is no real need for now to try the PARANOID version for me with regards to spedd and functionality, just for experimenting (for which I have no time at this moment). Still it's amazing that a pseudo SR ICS version is the fastest ICS version untill now :D

very best regards, Kuzibri

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That's not so difficult my friend. Where I come from a day has 48 hours :D:D:D

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Yes, absolutely!

I wouldn't bet on that just yet... at least, not on my end. We do have different devices (memory-wise, US vs Euro HD2's). The standby battery drain is a very low with both kernels - and while DM's 6.9 kernel seems very responsive on my device, if Tytung's 2.4 is an improvement, I'll certainly let you know my thoughts later on.

No matter the case... I'm very happy that you posted so positively about this rom build. It's my best experience yet with ICS, and I hope to stick with this one. I was almost ready to give-up and go back to GB. I'll post back further thoughts about these kernels and this build in a few days. Thanks again! -Regards,
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Glad to be of help my dear friend and I'll stick to this one, you can bet on that!!

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Rick_1995:
Hi guys,

I need some help here.

Did tytung 2.3 work fine with sd android ? if yes, please test the following kernel (it is based on tytung's 2.3).

After boot, please send me the output of the following command (can use terminal or adb).

1) terminal:

dmesg | grep -i 'scanmac'

2) adb:

adb shell "dmesg | grep -i 'scanmac'"

Along with it, also attach the original bluetooth AND wireless mac id you get under windows mobile.

Thanks in advance :)

My results,

<4>[ 1.325347] scanmac: candidate for wifi mac=00:23:76:96:1b:f9
<4>[ 1.325622] scanmac: candidate for bluetooth mac=00:23:76:78:70:78

and it matches the mac id i have in windows :)

Thanks to franck78 here
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
what lib/module shall will use with your zimage buddy?Tytung r2.3?

Edit: Tytung r2.3 didn't work for haret but did work for magldr user.

Thanks for all your help buddy:-)
[HD2 Android SD Development] melando:
Strange but FWIW my experience is the opposite... PA is streets ahead (even without the hybrid tablet extras) - like having a new device. It may be that other factors (kernel, RAM) are equally important. Either way there has been huge progress, and may it long continue.
[HD2 Android SD Development] hboyer:
can anybody help me where (on the filesystem) to find the default wallpaper of this rom?

thanks in advance!
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
You have to use the app Root Browser for this (Market/Playstore). after installing Rootbrowser, got to:

data folder - system folder - scroll down to the bottom of the screen and you will see there a file called: wallpaper_info.xml. Don't know for sure if this is the file you want, but it's the only wallpaper file I could find in filesystem.

regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] kanishkapd:
me too...in my phone PA runs as fast as or even faster than Kuzibri favourite pseudo super ram version :)...overall its a new experience.
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
I made that statement in reference to to one specific build only. Other versions of IceCreamTostidroid led me to using PA in it's place. In general, I would agree with you. I liked it a lot, but I did experience some occasional lag... lack of responsiveness, some parts of the system stopping from time-to-time.

Kuzibri (and some others) spoke very highly of this one version - so I gave it a try. No screen lag. No FC's. No problems at all, and very very fast. Can you honestly say the same about PA? If so.... great. I do my (limited) best to fine-tune my own device with every build I use. I prefer whatever works best for me, and I understand we can all have differing experiences. It's what it is.
[HD2 Android SD Development] hboyer:
? don't understand your answer kuzibri

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do you mean /data/system ?

edit: found it - is more or less empty - what I meant is the jpg file used for the background on main screen
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Hi all these experiences for different people are expected:-) its all about personal choice. I have tried to keep Sd side of the thread going by porting all these great roms that devs give us:-)my time porting these roms will come to a end very soon but i will say thanks for all help and good words:-)
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
Not sure if this is helpful but, you can use any .jpg you like as a wallpaper. That's what I do. Create or save xxx.jpg to a folder on your SD card, and choose it from the Gallery.
[HD2 Android SD Development] ribou:
I thank you for all your work here and elsewhere
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Install SD Card Speed Increaser, like Wis also adviced. This one makes the biggest difference in the performance of this build.

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] zwat:
tnx i totally missed that line. done it and hope it helps. i'll report back if it doesn't :) luv ics
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
I'm sure it helps!!

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] zwat:
did not help anything. made it worse on incoming calls, i can't even answere the phone now.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi,

I have two questions regarding this problem:

1. When did you format your SD card for the last time??

2. Did you install this ICS build in the right folder, i.e. ICS folder and not Android?

For me both (CPU and SC Card Speed Increase) worked very well, so why should it not work for you??

best regards, Kuzibri

EDIT: did you give SD Card Speed Increaser access to Superuser??
[HD2 Android SD Development] reko0:
Rome w:)as great, but again SOD?:(:confused:
[HD2 Android SD Development] zwat:
ohh i checked the sd speed settings again and somehow it was reset to lowest speed. after setting it to 2MB again it seems good and i can answere calls again.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
GREAT!!

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Coincidence

I found out by sheer coincidence that's possible to stack icons in the bottom toolbar (see attached thumbnails). The thumbnails show you this in the right icon of the toolbar. In the first picture you can see that there are two overlayed icons and the second one shows what happens when you press the icon. This can be very convenient if you want to save content on your HS or keep it as clean as possible, or of course when you have a full HS and want to add that one particular app you desperately need without being able to remove one of the existings apps on your HS.

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] izoandrew:
wis1152 ,When 8 version will be? already out IceCreamTosti v0.8.

Waiting!
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi my friend,

please give my dear friend and partner Wis a break for a while, he has personal/private problems, so he needs some time to cope with that and has something other to do/in his head than to "please" us with new versions.

best regards and hoping for understanding from your side in this case,

Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Rome is indeed a beautiful city, glad you enjoyed it.

To help you find what is causing your SOD, try an app like system tuner.
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Hi,am using it as I speak:-) I will try and upload it tomorrow.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi my friend,

maybe I'm stupid, but what is SOD??

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Probably something you have never experienced with Artemis;)

See Casperi's post on ACA thread http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22893980&postcount=18026
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Take your time my dear friend and partner :D

best regards, Kuzibri

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indeed, never experienced that with Artemis ROM. Thanks for reply my friend.

best regards. Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Try increasing min overclocking MHz to 245 should help
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
[27.02.2012[MAGLDR][SD] IceCreamTostidroid v8.0 is ready:)see post 1
[HD2 Android SD Development] red_guard:
thank your for your hard work my friend :)
[HD2 Android SD Development] arabology:
Thank you so much, i've been waiting for this!....but

the rapidshare download for version 8.0 is not working for me...:/ anyone downloaded? can you mirror?
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
@kanishkapd

@RobE

thanks for feedback. Maybe this difference can be explained by either using Magldr or Haret as booting mechanism. Personally I think it's not a kernel question. But all in all, it's IMHO very, very good that there are different user experiences with different ROM's :). What I mean is that kanishkapd has a totally different experience than RobE and myself, that's very good for this forum and discussions about ROM's. Part of the differences might also be explained by personal preferences, but as RobE put's it, and I agree fully with him, the so-called pseudo SR version is the fastest and most problem-free ICS version I personally ever used.

Oh, and BTW, the HD2 is equipped with two different chipsets, maybe that also plays a role in the experiences of the different ROM's.

good luck everybody with whichever ROM and best regards, Kuzibri

As I wrote, at the end of data/system folder, there is a file called wallpaper_info.xml. I know it's not a jpg file, but what I meant is open the xml file and hopefully there is information in this file where you can find the original wallpaper.jpg file.

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] kanishkapd:
sorry to hear that...thanks very much for the good work. and congratulations on passing the 1000 mark.:)
[HD2 Android SD Development] McAlister:
Hello,

I went back to the Unofficial AOKP32 version and i like to know if it's possible to install an .apk for the video recorder ?

Thanks and have a nice end of weekend.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi,

search the Market/Playstore for this, is the easiest way :) to find this out. Mobo Video Player Pro (free app) is a very good one.

best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Version discussions

Hi,

I tried ParanoidAndroid ROM vs the pseudo SR IceCreamTosto v 1.1 AOKP V36.

These are my findings:

1. The "pseudo" SR ram version, equipped with Tytung's HWA_r2.4 version and the PIN code fix, is IMO at least 5 times faster than the Paranoid one

2. The pseudo SR RAM version is far more responsive and stable than the Paranoid one

3. The pseudo SR Ram version is much more fluid than the Paranoid one.

So far for my experiences/findings (using Haret to boot Android).

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] RobE.:
How do you measure (exactly) to come-up with that 5X faster determination? ... (Lol) - The best my own instruments could reveal is that it's (only) 'considerably' faster. :D ...and 'Yes', more responsive & fluid also.

As always - with these things - it's YMMV, and there's much fun in experimenting. Understandable that others can have different results. (Personally), I've just switched Kernels; from Dorimanx's v6.9, over to Tytung's v2.4. - Over the next few days it'll be interesting to see which works best for me. (Fwiw)... I doubt highly that Tytung's will be faster (although overall differences may be minimal), DM has fine-tuned his Kernel for speed; to be more aggressive with certain settings, but at the expense (I think, but aren't exactly sure yet), of battery drain. We'll see...
[HD2 Android SD Development] zevele:
New version

Hi,

A new version (1.2 b37) was released in the parent thread.

Z.
[HD2 Android SD Development] c1cl0n:
I'm ported this build for own tests. Build is good, smooth and fast (with default kernel). Test on HD2 Leo (Winmo + Haret)

Working fine with tytung r2.4 (wifi/data/phone/theme_chooser etc.) except adb

With dori 6.9 many lags with adb/sdcard mount/google_store etc.
[HD2 Android SD Development] c1cl0n:
Hi master wis

Do you post v1.2 of aokp b37 ?
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
Not master wis;), I tried to port it this morning, but had problems on second boot. Will not have time now til this evening.
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Will give it ago soon, and post if successful:-)