yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android SD Development] spetrie:
I managed the same install before I saw these instructions. Basically the same. I already had an ext3 & swap partition on SD from a different SD build and changed them in Mini partition magic to ext4 and formatted. Used recovery to install and NativeSD boot hung during boot. Used ext4 recovery to format ext4 and then installed PA_leo_beta_v2.00_div2.zip again. This time installed and booted quite quickly. Seems to be running quickly and now to test what is not working. Highly recommend using the ext4 recovery to create and format ext4 partition. You should then have no issues.
[HD2 Android SD Development] gazzacbr:
and over on the nand builds they are going to use data and systems on sd card

http://xdaforums.com/votenews.php?topic=1622357

its all very confusing :(

still, the learning never ends, as they say... ;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] z_harris:
Hi to ALL

I am new to the treard and I have just install the Android. Restart 3 times and now i find that phone can not conect to my Wi-fi network? "Authentication problem" - can't fix this. Any ideas how to change that?THX

Restart after settings and now is connected. Problem Solved!
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi Robbie,

I'm still using Alpha 2 as my favorite Android SD build ROM. Can you explain to me the advantage/benefit of booting from SD card with this new method vesus using simply Haret??? Using Haret with Alpha2 is already very fast. I'm always willing to try new things, but only when they are beneficial versus the old method.

very best regards, Kuzibri

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Hi my dear friend,

good to see you on this site!!!!

The wiFi problem can be simply solved: Your WiFi router has a certain WPA-PSK key. Go to settings, Wifi, press it, you will get a screen which asks for this special key, fill it in and it makes contact with your router and all will work fine.

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] z_harris:
Thanks My Friend.

Problem solved. I do not have a lot of time to read everything but still trying to do it. Very glad to "see" YOU online.

Best regards my Friend.
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
You're very welcome my dear friend, but I'm almost always online ;) You defenitely landed on the best Android site I know and I'm convinced that you will appreciate these ROM's!!! They are, for SD Card ROM's, pretty fast, stable and reliable!! What do you want more??

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] pakure:
Kuzibri...try the native sd build especially aokp JB... super fast.. i have been using sd builds from the very initial days of android... faster than everything.. even super ram versions:D

Who needs nand now... especially on non tmous hd2 you don't need those a2sd scripts anymore... internal memory of your choice.. and faster? than nand... with easy switching between roms
[HD2 Android SD Development] fuzzifikation:
I also need to say: I've been on NativeSD Paranoid beta V2.0 for 2 days, now and it's by a long shot the fastest and most reliable Android I've ever tried on the HD2 (I did not compare PA to AOKP). There is no need to limit background processes (the standard setting is flawless) and there is no need to kill processes since the phone never seems to lock up.

The only thing I've noticed is that Youtube sometimes flickers. Anything else is perfect.
[HD2 Android SD Development] LinChina:
Native SD

@Kuzbri, you've to go for it, t's really worth to do ;), I just changed to "Aokp Nightly 04-09-2012" and even after one hour I've to admitt that the nativesd developed by Securecrt and Xylograph is a real turbo.

Cheers.....LinChina

PS: Have to change my signature.......tomorrow, for me is late now.
[HD2 Android SD Development] arungk2:
AOKP 0409

Guys could we please have the AOKP 0409 portadoided :D

thanks in advance to the lne team in advance

you guys are doing an awesomest job :good:
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
@pakure

@LinChina

Thanks guys for your "recommendation" . Will try it in a few days, too busy at the moment to do it. Really curious about it. Thanks again my fdear riends.

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] fuzzifikation:
you should. I'm also running Artemis - and now, although its an SD build - Android Jelly Bean is almost perfect on the old HD2. it seems even faster than my friend's Samsung S1 on Android 2.3

of course I meant to say that its the native SD version
[HD2 Android SD Development] spetrie:
@kuzibri

Highly recommend that you try NativeSD. Much faster than the old method. Definitely use the ext4 recovery and you will not have issues with the install. You can still keep your original SD versions and boot to them as well, but you will never look back once you have tried NativeSD version.
[HD2 Android SD Development] z_harris:
Hi

Can I install different Roms with NativeSD way, and if I can - how to do it?
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi my dear friend,

see this one: http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1869673

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] z_harris:
Hi my Friend

I can't open this page
[HD2 Android SD Development] Szczepanik:
NativeSD Rom Boot Script for HD2

Try this one:

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1094372

Cheers

Tom
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
I don't know why my link does not work, but the link of Szczepanik does work.

very besr regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Szczepanik:
AOKP 0409 NativeSD

Arungk2 although one of the Learning Never Ends Team may find time to have the AOKP 0409 portadoided, I suggest you consider alternatives.

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1094372

1) You can now port these NativeSD ROMs very easily and run them from WP7 & WM6 as an SD build as usual with Portadroid Ultimate v4.0. There is no need to try out different initr.gz

2) Even better (faster, smoother), follow the NativeSD Installation for Windows Mobile and other OS users :

1. Boot into recovery by executing the usual clcad and haret stuff inside the Recovery folder.

2. Flash the ROM.zip package and follow instructions

3. Reboot and boot the ROM by executing the usual clcad and haret stuff inside the NativeSD folder.

I am running this ROM from Windows Mobile 6.5:

AOKP_leo_beta_n0409_div2.zip

We can help you move to NativeSD - you will appreciate it.

Cheers

Tom
[HD2 Android SD Development] z_harris:
Hi to all

I have a problem to install (JellyBeanTostidroid) AOKP - Sourcery.

I touch clcrd and haret from recovery folder - boot into recovery and

1 select install from sd card

2 choose zip from sdcard

I choose sorcery zip. but didn't work - "installation aborted"

Where is the mistake?
[HD2 Android SD Development] Szczepanik:
Which zip file did you use? Please show the link and filename. I expect it was not a NativeSD zip with name ending "div2.zip" ...

Cheera

Tom
[HD2 Android SD Development] z_harris:
1. In Recovery - clcrd and haret

2. option - install from sd card

3. choose - PA_v1.992se_dual_installer_v2

next, next till reboot

I wanth to install SOURCERY JELLYBEAN HD2 ALPHA 1 from page1

I use this instruction: credit to wis1125

First you will need to create a EXT4 partion on your sd card, see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cygl0qZnbaM but remember you need EXT4 NOT EXT2.

Now for native sd stuff

Download recovery from HERE and rom from HERE

Recovery

Unzip this and place recovery folder onto root of sd card(dont worry about touch folder)

ROM

Ok now place PA_v1.992se_dual_installer_v2.zip onto root of SD card this file needs to be left a zip file

Now in wm go to file manager find recovery folder inside touch clcrd now haret it will now boot into recovery

INSIDE RECOVERY

Controls=vol + - to go up and down call button=select back button= to go back

1 select install from sd card

2 choose zip from sdcard

3 now find PA_v1.992se_dual_installer_v2.zip

4 select yes

Aroma installer will now start

click next

install to sd-ext needs to e checked now click nexted

now you need to select default connection

magldr user need to check the box and wm user leave to box unchecked now click next

now click next to install the rom

let it do it stuff and wait for it to finish

now click next

now finish which will reboot your phone back to wm

now go into file manager and find the NATIVESD folder on your sd card open and touch clcrd now haret

HOPEFULLY THE ROM WILL BOOT
[HD2 Android SD Development] Szczepanik:
PA_leo_beta_v2.00_div2.zip

Correction: Suggest you try latest version PA_leo_beta_v2.00_div2.zip

I do not think that Xylograph has released NativeSD version of [07-08-12][ROM][JB][4.1.1] Sourcery HD2 Alpha1 [A2SD][ALPHA][ON-HOLD]

Cheers

Tom
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi Robbie,

that's why I could not get this new method to work with Alpha2 :(

Will try it tomorrow with the n0409.

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] arungk2:
Dear Tom

Thank you so much for encouraging me to move on to native sd

Had it not been for your post i probably would not have had the guts

To try it out.

I am now on native sd and using aokp0409.

Initially my hd2 was heating up but now the seems

To have settled down very well.i am really happy to have

Moved to native sd.

I must mention here that the step by step guide provided by zharris a few posts above

And especially the video link he provided to partotion sd card with mini tool was very helpful. Thanks again tom its angels like you who make xda such a great experience.:good:
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
This looks very similar to my instructions I posted:p;)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Szczepanik:
Native sd instructions

Wis1152 your Native sd instructions .

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31247051&postcount=3463

have unfortunately been copied and pasted by z_harris without any credit.

Its angels like you who make xda such a great experience.

Cheers

Tom
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi Tom,

seems indeed to be the case. Not a very good action (of which I'm asthonized because I know this member very good and as a very reliable one - maybe he just did not realized it as such), except for the added video. It you want to use someone else's post/work, at least give him/her the credits for it. Wis is a gentleman!!

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
A Gentleman and a Scholar:angel::cool:
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Thanks all for your very nice words:o:o:o:o:o

No hard feelings z_harris:cool:
[HD2 Android SD Development] z_harris:
I apologise if I am offended anyone with my post. Didn't mean to do that. I always had the support and help from the members of the forum.

Once again my apologies.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Szczepanik:
No worries but I suggest you go back and edit your original post and put in credit to wis1125 and maybe link to the source post.

It is good that you are helping others as Learning Never Ends

Cheers

Tom
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
It's allright my dear friend, can happen to anyone:). I know you long enough to know that this was not your intention at all. According to the reactions of Wis himself (a real gentleman), no real harm is done.

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Martin Mystere:
I probably missed something so I have to ask where I can download that 0409 version of new and fast ROM (I'm still interested in dual-boot) and how big has to be that EXT4 partition (I have 8 Gb SD card)? Is class 4 good enough?
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi Martin,

I do not see the 0409 version on the first page of this thread. Could you explain a bit more???

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] Martin Mystere:
I don't see it either but somebody mentioned that version in a way that it's very fast (especially during boot).

Also I've read somewhere that it is not common dual-boot version but it use similar way for booting as magldr (recovery method) - yet it's still SD version...

I'm sorry if I missed something, or I didn't understand it well...:(
[HD2 Android SD Development] Getrid:
AOKP_leo_beta_n0409

Hello Martin Mystere,

here you go:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31356230&postcount=3488

And yesss, it's fast

Best regards

Getrid …

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… and regarding your other questions:

Common suggestion for EXT4 partition is at least 512 MB. If you're about to install many apps and widgets a 1 GB size partition would be better. And if you're planning to run more NativeSD builds, I somewhere read to create a maximum of 2 GB (which is the maximum 4EXTRecovery can handle :confused: But of the last I'm not that sure at the moment (when I installed everything two days ago I had a lot to read ;) can't remember every single bit of it). Anyway, I'm on a 2 GB partition and it's fantastic. I only tweaked the SD boost. Background process limit and CPU frequency are still factory-provided.

I don't have any info about your SD card. There's a vast variety and big differences between SD cards even of the same class. I don't have the exact figures from my last benchmark with CrystalDiskMark but mine can be compared to SanDisk Mobile Ultra microSDHC 16 GB (SDSDQY-016G-E11M) (actually mine is a follow-up) which is really fast for a class 4 card. Just have a look around in the web, I think you can get some benchmar results for your card to compare with others.

Best regards

Getrid …
[HD2 Android SD Development] Martin Mystere:
Thanks Getrid.

So, just to be sure - I in order to install that AOKP JELLYBEAN Nightly 04-09 HD2 BETA NativeSD ROM, and to have dual-boot WM and that Native SD ROMneed to format my SD to FAT32 and EXT4 partitions and after that I need followed files - 4EXT Recovery, AOKP_leo_beta_n0409_div2.zip and PA_v1.992se_dual_installer_v2.zip...

Am I right or I need something more?

I would like to try that ROM but understand me, I don't want to make some mistake and remove WM or even worst to damage something...

If that is OK, could someone tell me precise instructions what to do (where to put ROM and dual-instaler.zip file (ext partition or...?), what to press and all other necessary steps?

I think I would be usefull guide, not only for me but also for all others that want to install this ROM and don't know how.

Thanks in advance.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Getrid:
Phh, have been disturbed but now I'm back.

First you should read post #1 and #2 in the NativeSD thread carefully - everything is described in detail there. You don't have to use dual installer necessarily if you're not going to install more than one NativeSD build.

In recovery you have to choose the option to install the build on SD card.

Don't worry regarding your NAND ROM - if something gets wrong while setting up your NativeSD build you will still be able to boot to your NAND.

Don't forget to backup the contents of your SD card!

Also a few posts back is a detailed description of how to set up NativeSD builds by z_harris c/o wis1552.

Best regards

Getrid ...
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
mengfei has posted a howto too http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1881205 (wis1152 saw it first;))

Magldr is used there, but clrcad and haret files are included in recovery sd, native sd, and touch sd (I haven't used touch)

Edit; there is no touch sd (yet) which might explain why I haven't used it:o

Edit 2; doh! there is a touch sd here http://goo.im/devs/Xylograph/Various/Recoveries
[HD2 Android SD Development] Getrid:
Thank you Robbie P!

I have to frickle on my Leo that's why I can't type that much right now. The link you provided is great! One thing I was missing is a clear statement that one has to wipe SD card, a fast format didn't work for me.

And of course, it's wis1152, not 1552, that was a mistype of mine :)

Have fun

Getrid ...
[HD2 Android SD Development] runkle6:
will there be a normal sd port of the AOKP_leo_beta_n0409_div2 ?

thx, oppen
[HD2 Android SD Development] arungk2:
1. could any of you guys please explain what is touch sd

2.could the lne team now please start making native sd roms out of popular nand roms thanking in advance and posting them in the sd thread

3.could sense roms be converted to native sd

4.can the native sd procedure be used on other phones besides hd2 to load nand roms to sd . that would be a great boon for all users
[HD2 Android SD Development] poyensa:
It took me three days to get nativeSD working on my Leo via haret, running WM in nand ... and three SD. I have been trying aokp, but always was very laggy, lot of FCs, market takes hours to download any app, same slowness importing contacts from sim ...

:p

But everything changed using a new SD :) now is fast and fluent, after tried in 3 old SD.

Time to learn how to have a few nativeSD roms in my new SD :)

THANKS!
[HD2 Android SD Development] Robbie P:
1. It is a "recovery" for loading ROMs amongst other things. The sd part means it should work on native sd, ported by xylograph.

2. Permission would need to be sort from devs without an sd build already being ported using portadroid. Even then I think we wouldn't want to step on dev's toes.

Posting diff files would be ok as securecrt did.

3. I think someone has done one in the native sd thread

4. I have posted about it in the n1 evervolve thread, it should go front page if people "submit as news" in the native thread

Edit; Thanks for the sig mention, I dont deserve it.:
[HD2 Android SD Development] Martin Mystere:
So PA_leo_beta_v2.00_div2 and AOKP_leo_beta_n0409_div2 are both the native SD ROM's and I can choose to instal one or another! Or, I can install both of them and still to have WM 6.5.5 untouched and this ROM(s) - is it right?

Which one is better by your opinion (which one you recommend).
[HD2 Android SD Development] poyensa:
yes you can install both of them and choose what to boot just with the multi boot apk or even editing the rom_name.txt. And still use WM 6.5 in nand as I am doing right now. Most important is a good SD!

Every rom is good, my preferences are very subjective and may not suit to you. I always look to preserve the hard buttons so aokp is my favorite for the easy config of the nav bar. Now I am also trying miuijb, and later tonight will be cm10

:)
[HD2 Android SD Development] Getrid:
Hi Martin Mystere,

you may have a look into this thread. It provides all necessary information:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1881205

Have fun

Getrid ...
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Correct:) you can install both as long as your ext 4 partition is big enough, and wm will be untouched:) there is an app which helps switching between builds on post 1 of native SD thread or maybe Robbie will post the link as I am out and sending this from my phone:)

---------- Post added at 08:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:58 PM ----------

If people want the old way then I sure we can do that:thumbup:
[HD2 Android SD Development] Martin Mystere:
Thanks, I am right now in a process of installing AOKP, so we'll see how it's gonna be.

Just two more question - could I use Titanium backup to restore apps from old ROM or I have to install everything from the start and after install of this ROM could I just remove that zip file from the root of SD card?

How long does it take for the first boot?
[HD2 Android SD Development] Szczepanik:
With a 2gb 4gb ext4 partition you can install about 4 different NativeSD ROMS including PA, CM7, CM9 & even CM10. All work well and fast with no major problems. Choice is up to you and it is easy to try. Initial load is quick and reboot very fast. Use Titanium Backup to save & reinstall existing programs & data including call and SMS using XML. Store calendar & contacts in the cloud with Google or MS and files anywhere you like. I often do not remember which ROM I am using as I keep trying new ones thanks to Robbie P, WIS1152 & xylograph. Look at my screenshot.

Cheers

Tom
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
Don't forget the latest RC rom:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Native SD ROM

Hi all,

finally found the time to install this and yes it's much faster than Alpha2, but nevertheless I prefer the Alpha2 version over the native version because of it's smoothness and screen transition. Just a personal matter (just like Poyensa mentioned). So, I would appreciate it when new builds are not only released for native SD ROM, but also for "the old way" as Wis put it so nicely.

So, I'm back on AOKP HD2 Alpha2 build, which suits me very well!!

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] poyensa:
I didnt test ... but I would say so. Will try it also because I am short of space :)

Edit: Confirmed no problem deleting rom zip once installed
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
NEXUSHD2 rom when did tyrung release his build on native sd:D
[HD2 Android SD Development] Martin Mystere:
Same here - It needs too much time to download any app from market... :(
[HD2 Android SD Development] poyensa:
Get a new SD and all problems will go ....
[HD2 Android SD Development] Szczepanik:
As I said, "thanks to ... wis1152". As you said "Dont know why so many people had problems". It is not just what you know but who you know as well:) The instructions are on the NativeSD site but it would be up to Tytung to publish NativeSD version of his ROM. Meanwhile I would recommend people to try Xylograph CM9lite or c1clo CM9 Daily. Today I am enjoying AOKP but I will try something different for the weekend, maybe the latest RC rom. I think I have ORD and need to increase the size of my 4ext. I need to find out about Ubuntu / Linux - Learning never ends.

Cheers

Tom
[HD2 Android SD Development] kuzibri:
Hi Tom.

good to read that the first part of my sig is used soo many times and even lead to the arise of the LNE team:) I'm very honoured, proud and gratefull!!!!

very best regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 Android SD Development] berbar:
Is there a solution availible to run NAVFREE on jellyb. By trying the installation from market the device says: your device is not compatible with this version.

Another problem is a message at the end of installation from the xda developers app. I get the message: installation on USB storage or SD card failed.
[HD2 Android SD Development] Martin Mystere:
How to uninstall one of unwanted ROM's - just to delete subfolder with that name from the NativeSd folder or there is another method?

Do I have to install apps for every ROM separately, nevermind it's same apps?

How can I choose between two or more ROM's when I want to start them from WM?
[HD2 Android SD Development] runkle6:
iam using an 64 gb sdcard and i have problems with creating an ext4 partition. the filesystem is efat, not fat 32.

i have no problems with using different sd versions with haret from wm. my main system is americanandroid,

and iam playing around with cm10 and aokp jb ... ;)

so please, YES, i want to use actual jb versions the old way!

thx, oppen
[HD2 Android SD Development] yoboy:
Saw this in the main thread -->

Can someone explain how to 'flash the ROM.zip package' ?
[HD2 Android SD Development] wis1152:
remind me again what you have in nand?
[HD2 Android SD Development] yoboy:
I'm not exactly sure, but I believe the right answer is Windows Mobile 6.5.. That's what comes up when I reboot my device.. I have ICS folder in my storage card, and I would normally (and easily) execute the clcad and haret files to launch Android..
[HD2 Android SD Development] poyensa:
The use this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31247051&postcount=3463

I find it really easy. Get the recovery for SD here: http://goo.im/devs/Xylograph/Various/Recoveries/SD
[HD2 Android SD Development] yoboy:
Will give it a try - but only after reading wis's post 5-6 times.. Thanks Poynesa :)

---------- Post added at 02:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:55 AM ----------

Quick questions..

1) There is like 5 recovery files. What is the difference between them and which one should I go for?

2) Is there an ICS/Jellybean NativeSD rom out there? What rom is 'PA_v1.992se_dual_installer_v2.zip ' ?