yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slelka:
Am I the only one, with whom wired tether stops at once with an error. And Wifi tether works fine only if it is an open an not secured network. I am on the latest aokp rom.

All the rest works fine, no problems, only sometimes hot reboots after some games, i believe its memory overload.

Great rom despite some minor problems and is the best!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
To be honest I am following this subforum and I read something about crystalmark software and I did download this soft but wanted to be sure is that what he was talking about ;)

PS: thanks for the androbench hint that I didn't saw and I downloaded it right now :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Martin Mystere:
I have installed this one ROM and after that PA 2.00 ROM and now I have several questions about it:

1.How to uninstall one of unwanted ROM's - just to delete subfolder with that name from the NativeSD folder on the root or there is another method?

2. Do I have to install apps for every ROM separately, nevermind it's same apps? I used Titanium backup for AOKP - do I have to use it again for PA (as I saw I have to, but it's better to ask...).

3. How can I choose between two or more ROM's when I want to start them from WM 6.5? And I mean when I'm still on WM 6.5 how to choose one or another, nevermind what's my last used or prefered ROM.

4. How to update on some newer version and not to loose data (for example from PA 1.992 on PA 2.00 or from AOKP 0409 on some next AOKP ROM)?

Thanks in advance.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
Answer for your questions:

1 and 3 : Use the NativeSDBoot datagr app from within android.

2 : We are working on the functionality to share apps between NativeSD roms, but for now you will have to install every app on every rom (just like you would when changing roms on internal NAND)

4 : You can safely update your ROM when there is a newer version.. only the system will be deleted and dalvic-cache will be wiped (all apps + appdata will stay)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Martin Mystere:
Thanks very much xilograph for your answer and also for your whole great work until now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wowrlz123:
This rom shouldn't be WIP or Beta it's just great. Thanks Xylo.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Martin Mystere:
I can't install this app because it says I don't have enough space and I have to free some space, and on this ROM I don't have anything to uninstall - everything is on previous one I can't even boot, because every time this "empty" ROM boot!!!

So what should I do with problem like this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
Get live Ubuntu CD, boot from CD, and plug memory card with reader in PC, and than you will be able to read SD-ext partition. Rest of it is simple copy paste ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Keep in mind that all that is well and good, but it has no meaning without specifying the filesystem being used by the OS. ;)

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] yoboy:
Hi guys,

So I've installed [JB][4.1.1] AOKP JELLYBEAN Nightly 04-09 HD2 BETA via NativeSD, but I can't get the status bar and the navigation bar to show. How do I turn them on?

Thanks :cowboy:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zain0300:
i read somewhere that screenshot works sometimes.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
Sure, random write might get slightly better with a freshly formatted card, or a card with only 1 partition, or even a specific cluster size, but if you are looking for a micro SD Card for Native SD, that's meaningless. Maybe I could have improved the 0.015 Mb/s mark with a few steps, maybe to 0.030... That'd be twice as fast, and still slow as hell. Fact is, 95% (made up percentage, probably higher though) of the microSD cards have random write speeds bellow 0.1Mb/s by design (they are designed, first to push the top speed to the limit, that's what defines the class, that's ehat costumers will be looking at, and also, to work with big files, HD pictures, HD movies, etc). So it's meaningless if it's really 0.05, 0.015 or 0.095... It just doesn't cut it.

Now I saw you need over 1 Mb/s for it to work well enough (with a dual partition FAT32/EXT4, which is what is relevant to Native SD), but I'm ball guessing. That's what worked for me. All the other cards were 0.0xxMb/s. Maybe a 0.5Mb/s card will work fine... It's a matter of trying.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dunc001:
Does anyone have Google Now working on PA 2.0 NativeSD?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wowrlz123:
Mine is working fine. PA 2.0 NativeSD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zupp34:
I installed the latest Sourcery ROM. I also restored Titanium Backups of a few apps from my last GB Rom. At this time, whenever I open Youtube, the stock browser, and some other apps the phone hot reboots. Could it be the CPU app (No-Frills) or the restored backups?

Also, Go Contacts app isn't showing any of my contacts.

Lastly, which one of the three ROMs is considered most stable/ best?

Thanks Xylo and the others who made this possible!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zain0300:
Did you flash the fixes provided by Xylo in post 3 or 4 maybe? If not do it and hopefully everything will be alright.

I consider AOKP most stable of the 3 roms but everbody is gonna have different opinions. Try all yourself and figure it out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zupp34:
I thought the fixes were only necessary for earlier versions of the ROMs. Do I flash the latest or all of them?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] linux150:
Thanks for this tip.

I bought new 32GB Samsung class10 and installed PA 2.0 NativeSD. All working fine in the moment.

Results of speedtest

Sequential Read : 17,93 MB/s

Sequential Write : 6,38 MB/s

Random Read : 4,72 MB/s

Random Write : 0,33 MB/s

lg

linux150
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
That's quite good, in my card I got random write at 0.4 using AndroBench, 1.x in my laptop using CrystalMark, but different hardware/software will get different reads (reason why I ran the test in AndroBench right now, so I could compare).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yoboy:
Fixed = Status bar cameback by itself upon a reboot, while the navigation bar appeared when I set the height for the navigation bar in Settings.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] poyensa:
Hi all, while the discussion about SD speed and specifications is very interesting and useful to nativeSD this thread is about xylo's roms AOKP - PA - Sourcery JB. So please lets try to keep posts on topic so we could find the information easily. There is a already few threads about SD specifications, how to create EXT partitions, etc. Thanks in advance for your collaboration.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zain0300:
Fixes were only for earlier versions but Sourcery is still on a early version(just had one release, haven't updated after first release) so Sourcery still requires fixes in order to get youtube and few other things working.

No, not all of 'em just the fix 3.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zupp34:
Yea I did that yesterday and no more hot reboots. I hadn't noticed the alpha next to the ROM name :)

Thanks zain.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
I did not indicate any need, nor have you understood the simple point I brought up to consider.

No big deal. Have fun.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] myagkiy:
MicroSD with random write lesser than 1Mb/s

I am afraid that your micro SD card is as useless for installation of Native SD Android as mine as well. The matter is too slow speed of “Random Write : 0,33 MB/s”. According to guru of Android CyberClaw random write speed is to be more than 1MB/s. Frankly speaking I have faced with exactly the same problem. I would be most grateful for further comments of CyberClaw as to whether it makes sense to buy microSD card with so high random write speed. Whether Android installed through Native SD method on such card will be faster and smoother than NAND Android.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] melando:
Not sure this is too slow (in my experience)

All scores are relative... and I think his 1M was just a guess

I get a similar speed test results with Samsung class 10 SD - and the score is significantly better than I get with my Sandisk Class 4.

I have no problems with NativeSD install (or speed), and I know which card I will stick with :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bipinsen:
AOKP hot reboot on demand logcat

I've been running AOKP JELLYBEAN Nightly 04-09 for a few weeks now. The rom is pretty stable except for the occasional hot reboots that I was getting. I finally figured out how to do it on demand. As part of my navigation bar setup, I have a Kill Task icon configured. Here's how you can reproduce a hot reboot

- Open up a few applications, and then click the Home icon to go to the desktop

- Now start clicking the Kill Task icon. The previously opened apps will show up one by one, and be killed.

- Once the last application has been killed - hot reboot!

I have attached a logcat of this phenomenon. Any insights other than I shouldn't be doing this? :laugh:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] samsamuel:
killing on the homescreen always gives a hot reboot. Are you sure it's doing it on teh last app, and not 'after' teh last app?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] berbar:
In difference to the SD Version (haret) this version is running very fast und I could restore all apps!

:victory:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bipinsen:
Hmm.. interesting. Did not know this little piece of trivia. And yes - it does the reboot *after* the last app is killed. Soo... is this a bug or a feature?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] samsamuel:
heh, bug, not feature, in the past i've always done as you do, kill everything back through the history, then kill the homescreen so that you know everything is dead (sometimes an app would 'hide' behind the homescreen in history and not show up till you killed the home). Normally the home restarts, but on this particular rom it hot reboots. No idea of a workaround, except dont kill teh homescreen, lol.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bad.bid:
any chances we could apply this here too?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1780970
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
Yea I said it myself, over 1Mb was what worked for me, but maybe 0.5Mb would work as well. Also, the benchmark tolls give different results. CrystalMark gave me a 1.x score, while the one that is ran from within Android gave me a 0.4Mb (keep in mind the app is installed in the card that is being tested, I guess that might help the score be lower). Anyhow let's move this SDCard discussion to either an apropriate thread about SDCards, or, via private messages, as it was asked a few pages back.

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Paranoid Android already has the true tablet UI option, no need for a patch.

Although Paranoid doesn't have as much custumisation as AOKP, you can choose Phone UI, Tablet UI, and a mix up of the two (Phablet), which is your best choice (tablet UI gets too small and hard to use IMO). It also lets you select DPI per app, which permits you to get the tablet UI in some apps (let's say, Youtube for example), while you keep the phone UI in other apps (messenging for example).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Spaqin:
Hey,

PA NativeSD here,

I've just noticed that HWA Disabling app doesn't show all the apps... All system apps, and only few installed. What's going on there?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fuzzifikation:
try clearing the app cache and restart HWA
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alienclone:
on AOKP, there is an option to put a "Kill All" button on the "recent" screen. so i set "recent" as a longpress option then kill all, no longer need "kill app" on a longpress, i set mine up this way because i was having the same issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] melando:
Backlight

I have been running PA2.0 (NativeSD) smoothly for some time. Battery drain has been a little high and I just noticed a reason - automatic brightness is not operating: on the settings screen (set custom levels) the correct sensor reading is reported but screen brightneess is always at 255.

Does anyone else have this issue, is there another setting I have overlooked?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] berbar:
I've disabled "Automatic Bright" and there are no probems.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] projekt06:
In call volume bug?

I think min. Volume is too loud during phone calls.

Activating and deactivating hands-free mode again reduces volume :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slashas69:
It is all about mic gain mod, delete it from init.d folder ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] projekt06:
Which file? I found 03mic_level and 10mic_level. Anyway mic gain mod doesn't seem to work :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slashas69:
Delete both.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] niikoo:
I've been using this rom for about 3 weeks and experienced some bugs.

I often get slowdowns, and sometimes the phone is totally frozen. Apps sometimes crashes or become unresponsive.

When i turn off the screen / lock the phone, it just turns black, but you can see that the screen's background-light is still on.

Is there a fix for these bugs?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
@ Xylo..the crystal ball is fixed ..hehehe
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slashas69:
Go to settings > Developer options > set Window animation scale to .5x and off screen bug gone ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] quebec1:
I use the rom version aopk and folder system / etc / initd find only the file 03miclevel.

rename the file 10miclevel the 10miclevel.bak. restart and see how it goes. if you still feel very high prizes at conversation volume up and volume down and then stabilizes.

other proof that you can do is change the following values​​:

echo '0 400' > /proc/mic_level

echo '1 600' > /proc/mic_level

echo '2 800' > /proc/mic_level

echo '3 800' > /proc/mic_level

echo '4 800' > /proc/mic_level

to

echo '0 300' > /proc/mic_level

echo '1 400' > /proc/mic_level

echo '2 800' > /proc/mic_level

echo '3 800' > /proc/mic_level

echo '4 800' > /proc/mic_level

do this test on file and rename the 10miclevel 03miclevel in 03miclevel.bak.

I made ​​this second test file 03miclevel and actually decreases the audio, but during a conversation people feel me far

sorry for my english
[HD2 Android NAND Development] niikoo:
Thanks :good:

This must be fixed in the next version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manu33xtro:
exchange

Yes of course. This is it in attachment.

Indeed it's a version after your previous ics rom :o

Thank you for that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
If you use HD2 toolkit there is no need to worrie about the others..

The partition table (flash.cfg) is for people who rather manually flash recovery or one not included in the toolkit..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] robertolm:
Thanks for your quick answer...

The rom stop loading at bootlogin... when blink the Android icon....

I had test the diferent cwm partition.... 200/2, 200/5, 250/5 .....

Is there any way to see if i had bad block????

Thank you again for your work...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
Check tytungs post about bad blocks or another way is to format all your phone partitions in recovery and write the recovery log to your sdcard via advanced settings in recovery and check that file for 'bad blocks'
[HD2 Android NAND Development] meenjedatnou:
This is the best JB Rom up to now.... I Love it!!!

:):D:thumbup:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] j_svas:
exchange

Thanks for this note,

Struggling for couple of days and found a solution...

This issue/ feature looks to be with JB!

The solution for enabling this is in first post end :) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1793328
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mainweb:
Thank you Xylo for amazing JB ROM ever.

everything working fine, still no bugs found yet. the Battery is excellence

Thank you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iBuzman:
Can you check something for me pls?? Does changing the status bar time (XyloTool>Clock>AM/PM Style) from 24hr to am/am work for you? thx mate :)

Great rom!! Thanks Xylo
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rikusuicide:
nice jb rom but no bluetooth music stream is an no go for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ravi.bhan007:
Dear Xylo,

first i am thanking you for grate Paranoid 1.97a alpha 3 ROM

We are missing Data Limit function in this ROM :( .

can any way we you provide this function in paranoid because i don't wanna use 3rd party app.

Thanks in advanced..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kpyhere:
Wich is the fastest rom? AOKP or Sorcery ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
Thanks for letting us know... Why don't you come help to fix it :confused:

You can flash the latest securecrt kernel safely on PA and Sourcery and will give you Data Limit functionality...

For now Sourcery, but I am working on a new AOKP atm.. on it's release they will all share the same system base...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kpyhere:
Ok, thanks.

I will soon make a video review for it then.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NummEr_5_LeBt:
Best ever tested ROM

Hello XYLO

very good job done, JBSourcery_hd2_alpha1 is running very fast and smooth, no problems so far, since yesterday.

s2E is the first script that can handle my "324" apps without any issue, very nice.

HD2 is like a new born phone now

my congratulations for all those who were involved in development.

greetings Alexander
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coyote968:
@ Xylograph

installed the Jb PA, I did fullwipe and at the beginning I had with two reboots, now seems stable.I already installed the script amarullz and everything works for my sd partition ...the speed of the rom looks good, there are some things, however, that still leaves me a little hesitant.(with igo-first you can't see well in the format 800 x 480 display is divided into two :eek:, which is not the case with ics) I wanted to say this just to make visible to all issues, convinced that your work is and will always be great :)

Saluti
[HD2 Android NAND Development] broadband:
It is nice ROM but again i had thesame problem with all (JB) ROMs that WIFI doesn t work at all with my HD2

Please can you help my poor HD2

I have HD2 512Rom - 512 RAM EU-Version
[HD2 Android NAND Development] m_mansour2:
Hi i flashed the PARANOID ANDROID 1.97a HD2 ALPHA 3

realy thanks to your work

i want to know how to change the transparent of the taskbar

thanks again
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
What is not working for you regarding WIFI ?

I can't do anything with this kind of information, but maybe you can have a look at tytung ICS roms 1st post under 'extra downloads' where you can find some wifi fixes you could try...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
Xylo, THANKS for your work :D I have been testing all of your releases and all of them are great. Every build has something special and different ;) Sourcery is great and fast but isn't polished enough (by Sourcery team) and I really like PA options per app DPI and in AOKP I like fine tuning all of the settings ;) Right now I am on PARANOID ANDROID 1.97a HD2 ALPHA 3 and after I installed SecureCRT latest kernel I have camera working very well :D I tried to record video and got hot reboot... But for now this is great! THANKS to you and all of the team involved ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] triggaz:
Xylo great work with all 3 of those JB Roms, I'm curious did anyone compared camera related files with those from ICS? Or maybe try rapmv78 github sources from ICS to experiment with camera ??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
So people, shoud this file be deleted from future updates or leave it as is.. ?

I do not understand it anymore...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slashas69:
I do not use mic gain from GB, cause it causing volumes issues, especially people do not hear me bug...

And it behaves different compared to different HD2 devices...

P.S. ZRAM works well on PA 2.00 version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] quebec1:
@xylograph

if it is worthwhile for future changes tell you my experience

I used the aopk leo beta nightly 04-09, installed on sd. In system/etc/int.d j have only the file 03miclevel.I did some tests too high for the audio during a call trying to change the values:

echo '0 400' > /proc/mic_level

echo '1 600' > /proc/mic_level

to

echo '0 300' > /proc/mic_level

echo '1 400' > /proc/mic_level

the result is that the audio is lowered, but the other person hears my voice very far.

instead with the default values ​​the other person can hear me well, and I have to press to decrease the audio volume up and then down.

sorry for my english
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ph03n!x:
Not having a Mic level script or not using the mic level app has proved better for me. With either the script alone or by changing the levels through the app (creates the 10_miclevel) makes my voice either too loud, too low or sound disturbed to the other end.

Swyped from my HTC HD2 using XDA Premium
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dwin:
Could I get the softkey toggle back for the PARANOID ANDROID LEO BETA V2.00 :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] projekt06:
Without mic gain, Mic volume seems to be too low. People merely understand me. With mic gain the speaker is louder so people around me can listen.

I read that a2sd scripts can influenc volume. Currently, i use int2ext4. Don't know if it matters.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slashas69:
Dalvik is moved to ext?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] g.andy:
2 questions.

I have aokp rom in nativesd, but don,'t see Google Now, why?

How delete voice serce with titanium backup?

Inviato dal mio HTC HD2 con Tapatalk 2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
Well I will leave it out next update.. one could always download the hd2 mic app from the market and have both the app and the init.d script it creates, right ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pakure:
Install Google search from play store

Did not understand 2nd question
[HD2 Android NAND Development] projekt06:
Mi file Explorer says

/sd-ext/dalvik-cache, but I'm not shure what that means :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
Update PA

Changelog PARANOID ANDROID LEO BETA V2.13:

Updated base to the latest version 2.13 of PA (credits team PA)

Updated to the latest Evervolv Nightly (credits team Evervolv)

Couldn't update the whole system base because we need more kernel updates first..

All ParanoidPreferences problems fixed

Fixed phone offcenter layout issue (Still on review, cherry picked: review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/23464/)

Clear-all functionality on recents apps.

Center clock option implemented (wroten from scratch avoiding zombie code)

CyanogenMod navigation bar customization, Paranoid'ed

ParanoidPreferences 3.1. Faster loading and writing. Superuser almost avoided.

Optional menu button, or just merge with recents in tabUI.

Fixes for frozen sysbar in tabUI

CM has a whole bunch of patches and commits, check their changelog please.

Removed Hd2 mic control app+script and bexton usb mounting app (works on tablet mode now)

Fixed Google Now problem (replaced it in previous version by accident)

Updated apps

Included latest datagr NativeSDBoot app (credits: datagr)

Included Dual Installer v2a (cleaned up, boot nand via sd option when the rom is flashed to nand)

Added some missing permissions for NativeSD

Looked into the 'GPS' and 'backlight delay when animation setting is x1' issue again.. can't find a solution yet

More small stuff.. can't remember.. Enjoy !

No update for AOKP this time..

I've decided to do less updates on the AOKP rom, since there are 'not that many active users' for it (750 compared to 5000 HD2 PA users)

I also want to spend more time on other things, so I hope AOKP users will respect that..

Cheers !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zain0300:
Yes I do respect Xylo but we are gonna get some updates every once in a while, right?

I know you have a life but just a request whenever you get a chance can you please do one more update on sourcery? Just so it too get into beta.

thanks a lot for all of your hard work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] poyensa:
hey please remember there is no obligations to share a free work ... let enjoy what we have! Best regards,