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[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Please post it in Q & A section.

about the pop message.try a fresh install.with partition size mentioned by me in op post and avoid using swap also try to keep ext4 upto 2 gig
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dj_crash1981:
OK and sorry for posting in wrong section
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@ secaplus just flash this zip over the latest build,and wipe dalvik and fix permission,but it still say to all using friend stream,it pulls hella ram,still it's your call.

http://d-h.st/AL6

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] + Que PPC:
****en smooth

Sundawg i must to admit that your rom is amazingly fast and smooth i love beats audio quality and even users can see the icon u can hear the power even if DSP efects are disabled definetly is there.

Thanks i just flash it Tmous Version 250M partition and ext4 in SD card 46+ apps to recover and will feedback soon thanks a lot, can we see a themed sense 4 next time?

good job keep it up :)

Edit: i just found this "Gabbana_sense4_ver3.zip" can i use it? if yes sorry about my cuestion :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tuccc:
I used it without any problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anand12:
thanks!

Thank you very much for the themes! they are lovely! But i was actually referring to the original themes that HTC puts in on stock roms. Could you please make a zip so the original themes can be flashed?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manga16:
Hi SUNDAWG :laugh:

first of all after several uses, your rom is pure wonder with sense 3.5 :good::cowboy::victory:

i'm wondering if your are thinking of making a ROM with Ice Cream Sandwich + sense 4 , cause i saw it on HTC ONE the result is amazing

:fingers-crossed::eek: so i want to know as you are a developer if it is possible to porting on our beloved HD2 :confused: I know it took several

attempts but nothing yet i know the work is not easy ( i'm not developer :angel: but only to konw if it is possible or know ).

once again good and great job chief :good::good:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fsxpilipinas:
Finally, :good: I am able to post. Thanks for the rom that finally made sense for me. As posted in the OP, smooth, fast in my Tmous HD. Indeed amazing battery life, 8am to 6:48pm still more than 50% moderate use...;) Thanks TBD team.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rikes:
The best Built

Hi sundawg,

Thank you and TBD for this amazing ROM. The best by far.

Keep up the great job.

Have one short question, I´m not being able to install Gtalk. I used the apk from previous releases and says that can´t be intaled. Does anyone knows why?

best regards
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
I'm happy to know you liked the build. Thanks for the feedback much appreciate and yes gabbana sense works on latest build.

manga ics sense 4 will be soon around I've done lot on HTC one x tweaks for August 4th build and will add more in future build. So stay tuned and appreciate your comments.

I'm really glad you & others dropping good feedback & comment this will help for future build appreciate it.:)

Feedback appreciated thanks much. Please copy the talk.apk to your SD root now using root explorer copy talk.apk and drop it in system /sysparts change the permission to rw-r-r make sure the root explorer show rw mounted and reboot and try launching gtalk

Thanks all for the comments report & feedback on dev host, here in the thread & on Goo.im & on my msn. I 'll keep bringing the best;)

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anand12:
perfect rom!

hi sundawg! been runnning the rom for the past 10 days now. absolutely amazing! nothing else compares to it. everything is just perfect! zero signs of slowdown after installing about 70 apps.

i had a question for you. since i first flashed your rom, i have been using 32 mb swap partition on my class 10 32 gb card. i hope that is ok. having swap wont affect performance negatively right? :fingers-crossed:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
32mb s fine for swap. I personally don't use it. But hey don't worry it ain't gonna slow down your beast. Enjoy;)

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Anyone who would want to beta test future builds please ping me on my MSN I'll. Inbox 'em with a test build in some. Thanks much again;)

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Busybox 1.20

I'm running the latest build V6 on HD2 EU. MyBackup for root users is my backup solution. With this build i'm asked to upgrade from BusyBox 1.19 to 1.20. I have tried to download and install BusyBox 1.20, powered down the phone, restart to CWM, deleted Cache and Dalvik cache, Fixed permissions and restarted. Phone freezes. Reflashed everything. How do I solve this situation?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
On first boot after flashing the rom sign up with play store now go to super user/settings click on binary it'll show up as 3.01 not sure but just click on update. Update the binary and check the option to allow under request.now go back to play store and update your superuser it'll be updated to 1.20 busybox this way phone won't freeze.installing different busybox will mess it :)

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xzakly:
@sundawg

Here's my feedback

I never thought that dansta work could be much more improved.. i was wrong

It's Stable, it's fast, it's smooth and i'm really enjoying it

no problems at all with anything.

Battery is super even with Bluetooth 24/7 turned o

@at ppl

don't install friendcaster has it will slow down a bit your phone.

hope you continue to release build has good or better then this one.

Thanks and keep up the good work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anand12:
This is the best build for HD2 I've ever used! It's fast, blazing fast! Great great work sundawg! Hats off! My HD2 feels a different phone altogether. I think and I am pretty sure this will be my last flash. My search for the perfect rom for my phone has probably ended.

Thanks sundawg. Respect you! ::)

P.S. All I wonder about is why couldnt i ever get 200 mb free ram right since my first flash? Not that it affects me..but i am asking out of curiosity. i suppose my device would have felt an even biggger beast with those extra megs of ram. since my first boot with a fresh installation till now i get about 130 mb of ram free after boot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rajnishbhatt:
The Best So Far

This is the best ROM I have used,

- Fast

- Smooth

- Every Thing Works

- Battery Life is ok (With extended battery 2300 mAh the drain time is 14 hrs)

The default sound set is missing would request you to include it for your next build or if you can distribute a patch.

:good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good::good:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] secaplus:
Hi Sundawg

Sorry to boring you with friends stream. I've done like you said, but i got just friends stream app, no widget :confused:

Is it normal ?

Peace, secaplus
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Thanx for your response. I have followed your instructions step by step. SU binary updated to version 3.1.1 (17). Superuser updated to version 3.1.3 (46). Restart. MyBackup Root still asks for BusyBox version 1.20 (tells me that version 1.19 is installed). What to do next?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Backup root works fine

@ sagaper it works fine for me, check the screenshots attached working :), I've no idea why it ain't working on for you,maybe you should unroot & root again with superoneclick tool.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vensterbank:
Is there a way to get the square sense 4 buttom navigation bar in this rom. If so, how?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b666:
That's because you did not click in the menu to install busybox to version 1.20, I tried to install Busybox fromSephen (Stericson) from Google Play at least 5 x, I did restart the phone after install and phone freezes, I had to install all over again. I did everything as written Sundawg, but it did not help and so has not installing busybox 1.20...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Ok. "That's because you did not click in the menu to install busybox to version 1.20." What menu? Where?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hamzawi:
thanks for this great ROM,it is really fast

but i have one problem,my phone warms too much when i use around 15mn and it become untouchable

does anyone get this too?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Never had heating issues in my rom try a fresh install with SD format :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Finally got it to work after following Sundawg's instructions + restart + downloading BusyBox 1.20 (incl install + restart). Everything works now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ASCIIker:
hi sundawg!

i decided to move to your rom and just finished setting up everything except my sms messages restore activity! after about 5 reboots, my device is stuck on the "TBD ROMS" splash screen. i did not update superuser or busybox by the way!

anyway, i need my phone for the morning so i am restoring my backup of dansta's build. but i am providing some feedback and observations and i will certainly retry your rom in a few days!

the following is feedback from about 2 hours of usage:

so far, everything seems fine and at least the same as dansta's, if not better/faster.

first of all, i am using magldr+4ext recovery and followed all the instructions (including task29, re-flash magldr, re-partition, format all partitions except sdcard, flash rom, flash marc's 2.3 kernel, first boot).

now, here are some observations:

1. included currentwidget is old...i just removed it and installed the latest from the play store.

2. i let the device sit for 5 minutes before doing the initial setting wizard. after this setup, the "media" process kept force closing. i cleared the music app's data/cache but it still kept crashing. i rebooted it again and it never happened again since :confused:

3. i installed "wifi tether" (same one i was using on dansta's build). however, its widget icon didn't appear in the list of widgets until a reboot. same thing happened when i removed and reinstalled current widget. its widget didn't appear in the list of widgets until reboot.

4. i would also like to have default sounds+ringtones as a flashable zip, perhaps?

i really needed to update my rom because i would get the "low storage warning problem" about 1-2 months after using dansta's rom. i have installed about 40+ apps and have plenty of free space remaining. i just hope the same problem doesn't appear on this rom after 1-2 months :fingers-crossed:

finally, i am seeing only about 100mb free ram. i read a few posts back in this thread that another user was also unable to see more than 100mb free ram. is the additional free ram something that only clk users will get or it should work on magldr also?

end of feedback and observations!

thanks a lot for keeping the TBD series going! once again, i will retry your rom in a few days! keep up the good work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gecata:
Flash radio 2.15.50.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
2000+ downloads none had such problems or reported it back other then couple of 'em and you, for low RAM and reboot issue.but thanks for your feedback & report.appreciate it.I'm using mag on my tmous and clk on eu have no such issues.try flashing w /o taking back up.

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anand12:
I read the problems mentioned above, and I have had absolutely no such problems. The rom is fantastic! Just great! I have used it with clk and magldr and I have had NO problems with either! the only question I have is why i dont get more than 130 to 140 mb of ram. i have flashed the rom thrice to check, once with clk, then with magldr, and back to clk, each time after Task 29 and formatting the sd card completely, but each time i have gotten the exact same free ram about 140 mb. I have no answers to that because I have flashed following the exact same procedure the dev has mentioned in the first post.

But let me say this. For the first time after shifting from WM 6.5 I have felt my HD2 equally fast with this rom as with WM 6.5! As fast as if HD2 was meant to natively run Android. Great work by Sundawg!

:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b666:
Which busybox you download from Google Play? From Stephen (Stericson) or Busybox installer from (JRummy apps inc.)???

I tried to install Busybox Busybox 1.20.2 installer from (JRummy apps inc.) And wrote to me: Installing Busybox 1.20.2 failed. We have detected that your system cannot function with this version of busybox. Please try a different istalling Rom or you fixing system. Error: reloc_library (1312): 3949 can not locate 'android_reboot' ... . Cannot link executable.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
I installed BusyBox 1.20 by Stephen (Stericson) from Google Play. The app ran autoinstall script first and the I pushed the button Install. Reboot. Everything works fast and smooth and the app MyBackup do not ask for updated BusyBox 1.20 anymore. Great stuff.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b666:
Ok, I'll try it tonight and then I contact for now I must go ...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zain0300:
this is the total free RAM i get when running no applicaton
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Ok so this ram issue kinda looks like device specific. As I see most users getting to the least 150-170 ram.I get about 169 at peak on tmous on EU 155 I'm repeating it "on peak usage".I've even posted screenshot in op post on RAM usage plus few more users like sagaper and couple others posted their results with screenshots above 150 .most of 'em achieve above 150 RAM.So I'm not sure where you guys doing it wrong.anyways I'll try few more fixes & tweaks in coming build,but comparing work of two developers ain't appreciated @ ASCIIker.Dan s work s always his work.and we respect it.I'm adding up my work to make it the best to keep TBD roms alive.

Secondly I'd ask members please format your SD before you guys flash ROM,as in format SD /partition SD ext ,add 4ext and then task 29 wipe all / cache /dalvik flash rom don't let it boot get back to cwm flash Marc 2.3 wipe cache/ dalvik .fix permission and boot. Just don't blame on build thanks much.in any case I've noted down all reports will try for much better result.:)

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anand12:
Screenshot before killing all apps.

Screenshot after killing all apps in memory.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
@anand12 must be device specific for Asia hd2 I'm not sure. But I see euro & US HD2 gets better ram management. This is what I believe. But can't be 100% sure.as report of issue I see 3 users who are Asian users on Leo hd2.but all tweaks have been added.I've tested it for a week before bringing it on for members.:)

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jolas:
Sundawg,

Please check your unit.d scripts, because some of them contains same parameters but with different values

Tapatalked from my HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
K .jolas will look into it.thanks much:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zain0300:
not blaming the build at all, don't take it wrong I was just trying to be helpful so in your next build you could do something to make it better. It is still an awesome rom, thank you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ASCIIker:
i really appreciate all the work you've put in sundawg! i didn't mean to sound like i was comparing your work with dansta's or you guys personally. i only meant to convey my observations and experiences with both builds. seeing as how the two builds are so closely related technically, my intention was only to highlight differences that i observed. it might sound like i might be saying that one is "better" than the other in some things and the other is better in other things but really i just wanted to give feedback.

i am a developer/architect professionally (i do desktop development of a product in the field of industrial automation) and i always find it valuable to compare benchmarks, behaviors, and statistics between versions of my own work as well as competitor products. in code reviews, we go through "differences" between one version of a code file and a newer version. differences give us information about what changes might have been beneficial and what changes might have been detrimental.

when we do these comparisons, we have to give names to the items being compared for the purposes of discussion and collaboration. when i give feedback, i have an obvious point of reference (build i am currently using as well as builds i've used in the past)...so it is natural to name these builds after their developers when i write my feedback. i could say TBD build A (for dansta's version) and TBD build B (for sundawg's version) but i'm not sure how readable that would be. after all, i can't really give you precise information if i was to say i am using "some windowing OS on some intel desktop platform". i would prefer to say that i am using "microsoft windows 7 sp1 x64 on an intel sandybridge dell xps laptop".

i've given feedback to several developers here on xda, and some did give me the same response as you. however, please believe me when i say that my intention is NOT to compare your work except for the sole purpose of moving forward with technical improvements by careful analysis of differences and results/behaviors on our beloved devices. i apologize if my choice of words and sentence structure seemed rude/inappropriate.

now, on to the matter of the differences in available ram...could it have something to do with the swap partition? my sd card has a 128mb swap partition...could the presence of that have some conflict/incompatibility with some of the tweaks you've worked on?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Its all good buddy.but bringing your professional benchmark.here and trying to imply it.don't really make sense.good to know you're an architect.I run a company in IT that don't mean I need to bring all 'em professional approch &.benchmark here in a public forum.where we stand as a member of community to share work and knowledge related to the forum.but hey all good again. Like I said feedback appreciated.and already said in previous post issues noted.

Coming to rom I've said few posts prior I don't recommended swap in my rom but still its your choice as swap will give more bad result.:)

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anand12:
Why do I see a different ram reading here in the settings/applications/running services page?

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mvinceti:
After install of friend stream i have problem with gallery(htc and 3d),i can only see last picture.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brush2:
Memory block size

Hi anand12,

this symptom might be reasoned in Apps using varying memory block size values to calculate free or used space.

As developer is already saw alot of differing values used by other developers.

Since there is a API function "getBlockSize()" to detect a partitions block size, there is no reason to take different values - but people do :)

Some of the guys using 1024 bytes, some 1056 bytes per block as base for a calculation of space.

This ofc leads to varying results.

Regards, Stephan
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Did you wipe dalvik cache after flashing friendstream zip? I just flashed that zip with dalvik wipe & works fine in my phone and it was for EU model as someone request for EU I did a zip,but if you have tmous ,the apps it'll have problem.just reflash rom again

" I Repeat Again To All avoid friendstream it'll eat most ram so stay.away from it.but final call is yours"

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Thanks much Stephan for adding up your line and clear few doubts for members .appreciate it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mvinceti:
I wipe dalvik also i cant see ringtones

Send from my HD2 :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] purefunk:
Hi all!

Very nice ROM! May I ask WHERE is the touch input's personal dictionary file? Is it possible to change the keypad layout (e.g. without arrows on bottom)?

Thanks

C
[HD2 Android NAND Development] anand12:
So which one is the correct free ram available out of the two images taken at the same time?

-

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jolas:
Smooth scroll mod tweak

@sundawg,

>>>Here<<< is a tweak (Smooth scroll mod), that I use in your ROM and see better scrolling response

A working link for smali/baksmali tool is in post #140

EDIT: In Sense ROMs (as in ICS), I haven't find parameter value for the 3rd edit (.parameter "enabled"), but tweak still works great.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b666:
- for SagaPer

When I update the Superuser and install Busybox and do HOT restart everything works fine. When I restart NORMAL ROM freezes...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
Thanks jolas I'll look into it by morning I'm too tired atm:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
You will have to edit keyboard apk drawable hdpi.but wait for a week I'm planning to bring new update will give a choice for users to decide keyboard layout.

To all who wants an update request ask related question which can be applied not by choice.please don't come random.thanks much.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
I can't follow you.I'm sorry. "See ringtones" ?anyways use it without friendstream that's why I deleted and added the native android app of Facebook tweeter.and the reason why I deleted already explained earlier.if not you can use any rom of your choice no offense:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] purefunk:
Ok, the personal dictionary is located in SD\.data\HTC_IME\ it can be edited and imported. I hope that the touch input doesn't lose new words like HTC_IME_mod does.. :eek:

Any help about the keyboard layout?

regards.

C
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b666:
Sundawg to your new ROM will not be able to add the latest update to busybox 1.20.2 with the additional problem was the installation?:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
The second one,thats the actual storage ram left on your phone task manager display vary so.keep a tab in settingsp/ application /manage I'm referring to the second pic s the correct one.anyhow I said one post above I'll try to bring an update real soon.stay tuned & good night:)

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
It works I posted my screenshot earlier.even sagaper got it work following my procedure.idk where you're doing it wrong.

Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] purefunk:
Thanks..I didn't see your answer! The keypad is OK, but in the "mod" version (jonas v.27) there are more useful keys (see attachment).

Regards

C
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sundawg:
I was talking about keyboard layout in my last post.dictionary can be imported as you mentioned. To edit arrow function need to edit ime.apk drawable hdpi.but I suggest if u don't know it please don't mess with it.I'll try bringing it in next build.may I hit bed now?:D

I'm sorry I'm tired
[HD2 Android NAND Development] purefunk:
Good night, man.. and thank you very much! In Italy it's 11.50 a.m. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b666:
Sundawg -

Ok, write your progress. I have a clean install ROM updates the Superuser - binary on 3.1.1, I will allow access to Superuser, I will do a restart, I make clear in CWM Dalvik, fix permissions and reboot. Download busybox, wait to load the file in busybox, I installed the 1.20.2 version, reboot again - Normal not Hot, again CWM clear Dalvik, fix permissions, reboot and Rom freezes...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PittBrad:
Hello,

can't find the rom in goo.im. Download link is slow for me and connection breaks very often. Is there any other link available?

Thx!...PittBrad
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SagaPer:
Want a different keypad? Use SwiftKey

To all people discussing the keypad in here: download SwiftKey from Google Play. SwiftKey is a much better keypad with a lot of tweak options. Full version is a paid app. I personally love this keypad on my HD2 EU.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xzakly:
@sundawg

For the next release could you change the tbd screen for something more pretty?

not taking the credits away from it but changing the picture for something prettyer