yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kid_Ding:
thank you! i actually went back to the mod thread and flashed your version. works great! thanks! PA JB 2.15 tablet mode is good to go for me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zupp34:
So after switching from Sourcery Alpha to AOKP beta build 2 (and 3), I've noticed the phone is very slow during the startup compared to before. When I was on Sourcery, the bootup process never took more than 20-30 seconds while in AOKP its near a minute all the time. Also, the phone is much less responsive in general since I switched to AOKP.

My guess is it has to do with the partitioning for the two roms being different and having about 12 bad blocks last time i checked. Is there a way to go around this issue? Please link me to a guide on how to repartition around bad blocks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wwchang:
And the old 'pre-betas' Swype is easier on memory too - just that Swype will notify that 'this version is expired and will disable' or similar forcing the upgrade.

___________

For the 'final' pwr softbuttons mod of PA 2.15, in landscape mode, the power button will relocate to the left of the notifications icons (the set of icons which is just left of the clock). Just reference the icons set and press left of those.

landscape mode: 'back' 'home' 'recents' 'menu' |.............................| 'invisible power' | 'notifications icons set & clock'

portrait mode: 'back' 'home' 'recents' | 'invisible menu' | 'notifications pop-up' | 'invisible power'

The 2 invisible buttons, menu & power, are now 60 dip wide, from the original 80 dip, to allow quite ample space for the notifications pop-menu press area (between the 2 invisible buttons). I didn't want to over-step on the notifications area function and PA rom's original efforts as that was the intended use by them for that whole space anyway.

From several trials and tests I think this size of button is a good balance overall - believe me I tried several changes and re-tests adjusting button size / placement so that the 2 invisible buttons had enough pad area though also minimally intruded on the notifications pop-up press area and functioned cleanly.

(<-mods thread question?)

_____________________________

Power Softbuttons 'Final' for PA 2.15

See xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32162393&postcount=674

:)If you use landscape mode frequently and may want a 'wider invisible power button'

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] ppk.net:
read post 1 and 2

recovery in 2 post

:cowboy:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1869673
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iauq:
Hi every one

I use PARANOID ANDROID LEO BETA V2.13 with Native SD and i have Patriot 16GB Class 10.

Rom is not stable and have more lag i mean the speed of this rom is too low:(. any solution or suggestion please help.

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Olioaglio:
Have you already done a benchmark of your current sdcard (e.g. with AnTuTu Benchmark)?

Giving me amazing results (and NativeSD performance) with the Samsung 32GB SDCard Class10 Part-No. MB-MSBGAEU. And for a very reasonable pricing below Euro 25.

In NativeSD PA2.15 it gives me 15.2MB/s read speed and 8.5MB/s write speed.

Hope this helps some users searching for a high performance card working good on our beloved HD2 :cyclops:

Cheers, Olioaglio
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aiwenor:
Check your max CPU frequency in settings/performance/processor....from time to time mine goes down to 614, I don't know why...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] projekt06:
Hi, I made new thread about sd cards. Would you like to join disscussion there?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
Your card probably has slow random write speed. Class is just the top speed for big files, it doesn't reflect the speed of small files.

Benchmark the sd card, and check the random write speed. You should have above 0.5Mbps to get it working decently, but most cards (including many class 10 cards) have 0.015Mbps, which will just not cut it. For NativeSD.

Search this thread or the forum for sd card random write, you'll find plenty of info.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] giovanne:
Thanks for the Info.

The In NativeSD PA2.15 it gives me 15.2MB/s read speed and 8.5MB/s write speed. is with AnTuTu on the HD2 itself?

How about if you run it more than once, is the result always like before?

For me the results differs very often after maybe running the anTuTu in an sequence of 5 times. (although I got many different results in using different SD apps) :eek:

I currently have a Sandisk Class10 32GB with AnTuTu results

- from 18MB/s(max.) to 10MB/s(min.) read speed

- from 8MB/s(max.) to 4MB/s(min.) write speed

With CrystalBenchmark on PC I got actually (see Attachement).

Can you make a Crystal benchmark of yours?

I was selecting my card because of the results here http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1582172

At the moment I'm happy with this card. From feeling it is fast enough and faster than my Sandisk Class4 32GB and Transcend Class6 8GB I have used before.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
So I flashed this file and nothing changed,message app force closes after I hit "send" button...however,mms works fine with Go Sms Pro app so it's solved.

Problems remaining are occasional data drops, audio/notifications issue mentioned before by the other users and You Tube flickering.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] g.andy:
Thanks xylograph for your hard work. I have aokp and PA in nativesd and all 2 works fine. Thanks thanks thanks!!!!!!

Inviato dal mio HTC HD2 con Tapatalk 2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iauq:
Thanks.

I use AnTuTu and it show SD card Write 96 and SD card read 109 That it means 9.6Mb/S write and 10.9Mb/s read .

then i test it with SD Speed pro and it show best result on 3024KB Write : 18.43MB/s Read :20.10MB/s

finaly i use sd tools and this is result Write : 9 MB/s and Read : 26.4 MB/s

So please any one can tell me thats Normal Speed or not ? if it's ok then why my rom is too slow.... Thanks any body can help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harmakhis:
the rom v2.15 totally ****ed bluetooth...whats that?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] king200:
I've had recurring sound problems with sound volume. Described:

"incoming call volume & loudspeaker echo to the person hearing on other side of the call"

I found this thread < http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25367350> that mentions the problem but the fix didn't work. This sound issue has been reported by some users here.

In my digging I found that the fix has something to do with how you answer the phone and what you do with the speaker in answering the phone. If you do the correct sequence, the problem goes away until the next reboot. I answer, turn the speaker on but hold the phone close to my ear. I then turn the speaker off and adjust the call volume. Another bad, is having the speaker and dialpad up and having the phone touch my ear. That happens frequently when I have to go through menus and then enter numbers. The keypad sensitivity is too high.

Any ideas?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] VDodi:
Install BT fix! Search or find it at the 4th (?) post!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] giovanne:
I have actually switched from PA2.15 to AOKP-build3 on NativeSD.

Seems that it is faster for me...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 11nn93n9:
the camera crashes and causes a reboot
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zagzag99:
On Sourcery the mobile signal shows "low" = 2 bars

On AKOP or PA or CM10 it's full.

Any suggestions on how to solve it for sourcery?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
Instal latest SecureCRT kernel (2012-08-07), it solved hot reboots with my camera but only pictures, video recording still causes reboot ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] redhuan9:
How to install?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
Might be selection between 2g and 3g? In my place 3g network has less base station for mobile signal so does the phone has weaker signal 1-2-3 bars top, and if I select 2g network only I have full strength signal...

What to install? Kernel?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] totos1234:
great news! I will try lg camera too and I'll report it.

I use Sourcery ROM from an updated dorimanx gingerbread ROM, and all works perfect (except known camera problem). All is better except free RAM with same installed apps... Xylo, please, can you center your attention on make a Sourcery ROM with mooooore free RAM? it is possible with JB? thaaaanks for your hard work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
Did you try to select network manually?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FCORivers:
So i went on to try aokp rom from sourcery and i can tell that the main difference for me is signal. Better on aokp i mean.

I flashed this one after wiping everything with recovery and then used advance restore to restore data, cache, and sd ext, then rebooted to rom. Everything was there like magic, lol. Then rebooted to recovery and wiped cache and dalvik and fixed permissions, just to kinda make the apps realign with rom, hahaha.

Very good i must say this rom is (joda's voice), as good as all roms here, just getting better and better, i dont like sweets that much but im having a lot of jellybeans, lol.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
A lot is changed since ICS regarding memory management in Android.. Not much I can do about it (I've tried though) as this is the way things are handled now..

Consider setting a process limiter in developer options if you want lots of free ram..

Don't know if you are a Magldr user, but Sourcery uses PPP connection instead of Rmnet.. maybe that's the reason ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] m_mansour2:
Hi

Now one day running PARANOID ANDROID 1.97a HD2 ALPHA 3 in my device

1- it is great rom speed and smooth

2- all app run perfect

3- only one force close with running the camera

4- S2E very good

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
THanks Xylograph for your last great ROMs. You are the the best master of ROM's!!!

I would like only to say that Wifi is working fine on my phone. The only issue is once the device is connected to Wifi instead of showing the SSID it shows "00:00:00:00:00:00". Is it possible to correct in next version?

It is related to all last ROMs based on JB
[HD2 Android NAND Development] redhuan9:
Yup...how to install kernel new r3.3
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FCORivers:
Can i change launcher or is not recomended?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seaman2k:
yes u can up to u there is many good launchers out...for me i use apex
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
still not happy with the s2e setings: if i move everything to ext4 except dalvik everything runs fine till i get a forced reboot(for example by using the camera)

after that my launcher (spbshell3d) and all the apps i installed before i set s2e are gone.

everyone else noticing strange things with this program?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
Download this zip file and install in CWM like any other rom ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bogia:
I've just installed PARANOID ANDROID 1.97a HD2 ALPHA 3 yesterday, and I have the problem of low sound.

The volume of ringtones when receiving the call is so small that I hardly hear. No this problem with PARANOID ANDROID 1.5b.

I'm using SD card with 1G ext4, Mdr 1.13, Radio 2.15.50.14, and kernel included with the rom.

Can anyone help me?

Thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
Not sure what is causing this, but maybe related to the (ICS) wifi drivers and libs we use in Jellybean..

Sure go ahead.. people who rather have a stock launcher instead could try this one out..

I am not to experienced with the app or A2SD in general, but have you played with the EXT4 settings in the general options ?

Try a fix permission in recovery..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hottracks4:
I'm getting some background noise during calls, apparently.. I read about this somewhere but I can't find it again.. Whoever calls is complaining that I'm not audible to them.. :-/ Could someone help me with this.. Thanks in advance..

Swyped from my HD2.. :)

Hit thanks if I've been able to help! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harmakhis:
seen it and did it

why BT is ok on 2.13 and exploded in 2.15...?

dont always understand ^^
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
I could also just stop updating all these ROMS just to be sure your bluetooth will always be ok...

Good idea?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnnyvb78:
People that have ringer problems that it is to low. I'm reading about it online and it's not just this rom

That suffers from it. It's a common jelly bean problem it seems. Google, Samsung, htc you name it they all denied it. There is no problem! That is strange because so Many people complaining about it on different phones and different brands. Even the new s3 people that updated to jelly bean suddenly have low ringer volume. Let's hope someone can find a solution for this.

Sent from mars in outer space
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coyote968:
Are already two days that I have both AOKP and PA on two Leo and all with NativeSD ... I don't have the problem of low ringtone, this time ... instead I had the problem with 2.13 b and I solved it with a clean installation..even the Bluetooth works ... with these two Roms I have no problem ...are stable, fast and all applications work great .Thanks Xylo your great job ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prosecutor55555:
AOKP build-3 [NativeSD] 27-9-2012 .. very good ROM stable ,fast,battery is very very very very strong .. thanks so much for this great work .. i appreciate this great effort.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tswp:
Google Play can be opened in version 2.13B.

After flashing version 2.15 (clean install), Google Play cannot be opened (added new Google Account).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] API182:
Hi All! Have dual booted this with WP7.8 all working Great except I can't seem to mount my Fat32 partition of the SD in Android :S The partition itself is fine as when I goto MAGLDR and use the Mount USB Mass Storage it works perfect and also if I take the card out and use a card reader I can access it all but Android just won't see it..?

Any way of forcing it to mount via Terminal Emulator or do I need to do some crazy stuff with the partitioning: - Like juggling with the primary and logical stuff?

(See attachment for current partition layout)

Cheers, Adam.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] melando:
Try making all partitions primary
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
It looks from your partition layout that you have

1st. WP7.8

2nd. FAT32

3rd. EXT4

4th. 7mb of unused space

You should have

1st FAT32

2nd EXT4

3rd WP7.8

4th a bit of unused space (I also have ~7mb)

All 3 partitions should be primary.

It is odd that you can still read FAT32 via cardreader on pc, I thought it only read the first partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] API182:
All sorted guys! Thanks both! resized the Fat32 partition using that small additional space and made all 3 primary working perfect :)

Seriously cheers guys, i've been fiddling for the last few hours to get dual boot working, I guess if I walked away and came back and had a look I would have solved it but you know how it is when you've been staring at something for too long...

Again, Thanks :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] m_mansour2:
Hi All

please my battery drain in 6 or 7 hours without wifi,bluetooth and location gbs all are off

my rom Panaroid Android NativeSD

I make ext4SD 2g and fat32 sd 5.7g

1- Task 29

2- Flash magldr

3- Flash Recovery_170m

4- flash rom in NativeSD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
Try this steps:

Reduce the brightness to 10% and turn off auto brightness (and only up it when needed like when during direct sun) - this helps alot, because the biggest battery drain in our phones is the screen.

Check your battery section in the settings (Settings > Battery). It'll tell you how much each program spent of the battery. Usually screen is up to 50%, wifi up to 25%, and most programs even programs with notifications like Email, FaceBook, etc only drain 2 or 3% tops. If you have a program that is draining a higher percentage even when you didn't use it (let's say, 15 or 20%), uninstall it, because that's the culprit. Obviously stuff like games will drain a high percentage when you play them...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] projekt06:
Try HD2 Mic Control

You can use HD2 Mic Gain Control app, to change volume. It creates the file 10mic_level. If you want to set values, that are not available in the gui, simply edit the file with file explorer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] KyJelly69:
AOKP is used as the base. this thread is for PA NOT AOKP. there is another thread for that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] m_mansour2:
Thanks for your reply

I know what you mean

But I charge my phone to 100% in 3:00 AM and sleep and walk up in 8:00AM I did not use my phone

And found it 30% is this normal
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
Of course not...I charge it before sleep,sleep for 7 hours and phone is in airplane mode,and battery drops for 2-4% at most.

sent from my Jelly Bean HD2 using fingers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] poyensa:
Please do not make a drama for this: (

The clue is JB. This thread is for the three JB roms ported by Xylo. Wile ICS had different threads for each rom. Now back on topic please ....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ribou:
About GPS ...

I have installed iGO Primo for android (with dreamteam's skin) and I don't have problem for fix and navigation.

The fix is ​​quick and strong. But it is only in the vision of the program satellites indicates a single satellite captured while the accuracy is given as high. Curious!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] a-st:
@ Xylograph

***MOD EDIT

Your ROMs are great and I'm very grateful!

Please keep up your awesome work! Only someone who doesn't do anything, does nothing wrong!

Only issue I experienced (like others) is that sometimes no ringtone/notification sound is played. Did someone find a solution for it? (Sorry if I didn't read :-\)

PS: Battery drain is great!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] giovanne:
Question about WLAN,

is WLAN in both AOKP and PA - NativeSD Roms deactivated in Standby by default?

In AOKP in settings for WLAN it is deactivated in standby (I haven't changed it since installation).

What does this mean if I e.g. have configured to check for Email every hour, is it activated therefore?

After changing from PA to AOKP I was wondering that after waking up the HD2 that the WLAN icon isn't there, but comes up soon.

In PA it was there everytime I have waked up from standby (but haven't changed something there after installation).

hanks for some infos.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chemcup:
I cannot enter the password for the wlan completely

The length of the password is 40 characters

Is there a solution for this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adobrakic:
Yeah, consider a new password.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chemcup:
cant change the password
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zupp34:
Hi I need help understanding how to go around some bad blocks on my phone. It has about 12 bad blocks currently. These weren't much of an issue with Sourcery but when I installed AOKP the phone is somewhat slower.

Thanks.

Edit: I've now been able to see the bad blocks in ADB (drivers installed finally) and I see that there are 2 bad blocks in system and 10 in userdata. How would you suggest I repartition my next install to go around them? Or can I repartition without reflashing?

<5>[ 2.309844] Creating 6 MTD partitions on "msm_nand":
<5>[ 2.309875] 0x0000042e0000-0x0000047e0000 : "recovery"
<5>[ 2.315826] 0x0000047e0000-0x0000048e0000 : "misc"
<5>[ 2.317382] 0x0000048e0000-0x000004de0000 : "boot"
<5>[ 2.323516] 0x000004de0000-0x0000115e0000 : "system"
<4>[ 2.432220] ###BAD BLOCK 1430 0B2C0000###
<4>[ 2.490722] ###BAD BLOCK 1866 0E940000###
<5>[ 2.539306] 0x0000115e0000-0x000011ae0000 : "cache"
<5>[ 2.545135] 0x000011ae0000-0x00003e820000 : "userdata"
<4>[ 2.584686] ###BAD BLOCK 2556 13F80000###
<4>[ 2.587249] ###BAD BLOCK 2575 141E0000###
<4>[ 2.766235] ###BAD BLOCK 3907 1E860000###
<4>[ 2.847320] ###BAD BLOCK 4510 233C0000###
<4>[ 2.859222] ###BAD BLOCK 4599 23EE0000###
<4>[ 2.881286] ###BAD BLOCK 4764 25380000###
<4>[ 2.891601] ###BAD BLOCK 4839 25CE0000###
<4>[ 3.011138] ###BAD BLOCK 5729 2CC20000###
<4>[ 3.076416] ###BAD BLOCK 6212 30880000###
<4>[ 3.138336] ###BAD BLOCK 6673 34220000###
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
This thread is for "Paranoid Android - AOKP - Sourcery [NativeSD][BETA][WIP] "

That's the title. The first page has releases for all those 3 ROMs. It's not a single ROM with all mixed up, it's 3 separate ROMs, and all of them are in this thread. I have no idea why you think this is not a AOKP thread, but you sir, are wrong.

EDIT: Also, Paranoid Android uses CM10 as it's base, and not AOKP, that's why the AOKP options are not available in PA.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petbede:
Is there A Way To Do NativeSD Backup Recovery???

Howdy ALL.

1 > OP Thanks again for this sweet ROM.

2 > I want to increase my SD-EXT to higher size. I'm Wondering Is there A Way To Do NativeSD Backup Recovery? Before I increase the size.

3 > Thanks!

4 > PEACE!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
This thread is for discussion about all 3 Jellybean ROMS found at the 1st page of this thread.. they all share(d) a similar system base, although things are getting more and more different and harder to port using the Evervolv AOSP system base..

For PA/CM10 things are changing at a very fast rate compared to AOKP/AOSP now and it's hard to keep up with all the system base changes lately...

Maybe it's time to give all these ROMS (at least AOKP and PA) a seperate thread again next update..

I will think about it ;)

It's a known issue on PA which you are using I suppose ?

I hope to fix the GPS issue next update when I will change the system base..

Check the advanced wifi settings and set your wifi sleep policy..

With that many bad blocks on very crucial places I would seriously consider using the ROM @ NativeSD..

Otherwise I think cLK bootloader gives you more options regarding/avoiding bad blocks and repartitioning on the fly...

Make a backup of your sd-ext partition via recovery.. copy the fat32 content including the sd-ext backup somewhere safe.. repartition.. restore your fat32 partition and sd-ext backup.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petbede:
THANK YOU... THANK YOU... THANK YOU...

I forgot about backing up just SD-EXT alone. Got carried away with the new NativeSD methods lol :laugh:

Once again Thanks OP.

PEACE!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ppk.net:
sorry

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:cowboy:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] melando:
I have had no issues resizing ext 4 partition (or switching SD card) and restoring using 4ext recovery on SD card
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ribou:
With your ROM PARANOIDANDROID HD2 v1.5b, I have 8 satellites in the fix (idem on Windows Mobile) , but the fix is as quick and as hard with this ROM that declares only one satellite in the fix which is surprising because it takes at least 4.

I think the fix is normally, but the satellites are not advertised correctly
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
No, there really is an issue with GPS on this PA rom.. It's been discussed a couple of times already.. You'll get problems with it on a 'longer ride' ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] No.12:
Using AOKP beta 3 NativeSD version, everything is smooth and fast, only problem that I have noticed is when I try to set navigation bar height landscape to 0 dp, error message appears Unfortunately, The Rom control has stopped , and I am not able to remove soft keys in landscape.

Any solution to fix this?

Powered by Jelly Bean HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
Question for the guys who tried all 3 roms from this thread: which one is most suitable for everyday use?I'm not asking which one is the best in all aspects ,but most reliable for everyday tasks,surf,calls,messaging etc.

sent from my Jelly Bean HD2 using fingers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
I made a mistake with the Navigation bar height landscape setting which should never be set to 0 (will remove it next time) , but if you would like to remove the landscape softkeys you'll need to set Navigation bar width to 0 instead which is just under that one setting and works fine.