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[HD2 Android NAND Development] hessamx:
Have you tried increasing your partition size and re-installing? yes now im in 400mb

Make Sure you task 29 and re install radio and magldr.its by nandtoolkit

Then, when you have ClockWork Mod, make sure you format the SD-EXT and SDCard and then re partition, select 1024MB and 0MB swap.i do more than 10 times

Then go into mounts and storage and format all the NAND partitions, leave the SD card and SD-EXT alone,il do it

Format the cache and dalvik cache also.every time in new rom

Then, select USB mount and chuck the ROM on, leave in ZIP

Select install from SD Card and select the ROM,

Next Select Data@SD the second option, then the softkeys, then select Clear dalvik,

Let the phone do its stuff,the soft key on or off u mean ?

When it finally boots, do you keep getting a splash screen or does it boot?

If it boots and nothing works I would say make the partition larger,

Try this mate

thanx alex i do this instructions now and share the result
[HD2 Android NAND Development] abumaha:
why tango not work camera show lines
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Thanks. I asked this because I had heard that themes don't work on odexed ROMs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] king200:
I want to get this right. The version of this rom that I want lives in NativeSD. I want to have the rom in NAND. I partition my NAND memory to give ~330+ using HD2 Tool Kit. (now 170). I flash the rom, not using Magldr but EXT4Recovery and choose the NAND install. I wipe nothing. I boot into NAND and I'm done. Can I flash the Data2EXT on my Tmous and keep the partition size at 170?

A flash of the rom using Magldr #8 Recovery will not work?

I could also take the rom from NAND and move it to Native SD install using similar procedure. Wanting to get Nexus HD2 ICS onto MciroSD card. I'd need to flash both the JB rom and ICS rom onto card first. = swap roms. Heck of a way to backup a NAND rom.

WOW! a FlashAholic dream. Sure to wear down the red phone hangup button.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ansem:
whit the previous version of the nexusHD2 can i update wthout format all data?or the classic 2 wipe are dangerous?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
I'm confused. Not sure what you mean. Anyway, if you want to have both ICS and JB on SD card, you can flash NativeSD ROMs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] boysha8:
Speed improvement

Guys, first of all extremely appreciative of all the work the OP and other developers are doing to just not keep our beloved HD2 alive, but still kicking the butts of all other phones. Even a lot of my self claimed geeky friends are stunned when they see my phone can dual boot WP7.8 and JB.

I am using this JB rom on native SD, with the following partitions

WP - 8 gb

Ext4 - 2gb

Fat32 - 5gb

I have a sandisk 16gb microsd. I think it is class 2 (i see a 'C' shape with a '2' inside it, is that class 2?)

I have wp7.8 on the wp partition and just this rom on the SD partition.

It is very laggy for me, though still usable, can get really frustrating at times. For example, if i click on the gmail icon, the white screen pops up within a second, but for the inbox, or mail to load, it takes anywhere between 10-15 seconds. When i pull down the notification drawer, it pulls down halfway, and then takes about 2 seconds to fully open, same on the way up. When i toggle something, it takes about 3-5 seconds for that icon to actually change status. And, i cannot even think of using google now, it takes like anywhere between 10-30 seconds for me to start typing or searching for something on google now.

Not be a naggy old woman here, but I am just wondering if i am the only one facing these problems, because the reviews from the others look great in terms of speed and daily rom usability. Has it to do with my sd card? will changing my sd card really get me better speed. I dont want to buy one and then see no improvement in speed. If anyone thinks it would definitely help in terms of speed, any recommendations on which one to get?

Are there any other tweaks that i can do to make this rom faster? I was playing with my brother's galaxy S2, and my, that is lightning fast compared to any rom on the HD2. I know that has a better processor, and if i want that i should get that etc, but just wondering if the HD2 can never achieve those speeds, or am i doing something wrong.

Apologies for the long ramblings, but any pointers would surely help.

Thanks again to everyone, the developers, and the users as well, for making this such a constructive community.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ken_oy:
Same issue, cannot switch to 3G/2G.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] king200:
Simplify. Goal is to have existing NativeSD install into NAND. Make sure NAND system partition is large enough. Using EXT4Recovery, choose NAND flash. The existing NativeSD rom is now in NAND?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ken_oy:
I did try this method. To be honest, did not notice any improvement, or "deterioration". I expected the Antutu score would go up a little bit, but no, it went from 3155 (Tytung's original rom) to 3009 (Odex-ed). Maybe those scores mean nothing to it, or I just too insensitive to notice the difference.

But thanks for those info. It helps me to learn how android runs.

The only thing I worry about is if the next time I flash the new update from Tytung's rom, do I next to deodex my phone first? or just flash the new update over my phone?:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] duzzd:
Did anyone found solution for low sound for ringtone?

I was researching and found that phone with fresh instal, without intaled aplication, have normal sound.

With no special patern, when I instaled some aplications sound brokes, I can't tell with what aplication because it brokes with diferent aplications two times.

P.S.

Excuse my bad english and if this problem is already solved.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] twoxx:
Read post #822

In Android the Speed of your SD-Card depends on more than only on its "class".

If you use a class 4 SD-Card you have to think of following things in order to speed it up

If you want to speed up romyou can do a lot of steps:

* you can try changing i/o scheduler,

* you can set another governour (but i think smartassv2 is still the best .... t

* you can do a little overclocking by setting max cpu freq up to 1152 mhz instead of default 998 mhz...

but you have to look at your battery.... it will increase battery drain... ( i set max cpu 96 mhz when screen is off and set cpu 1152 mhz when screeen is on... that saves battery an my hd2 is flying with speed when i am using it).

* do NOT use zram.. .it slows down performance.. i use an 128 mb swap partition instead an set swappines to 50...

that in combination with sd-card tweaking makes rom smoother and faster:

- Readahead Buffer..... set readahead minimum up to 2048. But you have to find out

which value is the best especially for YOUR SD-CARD . ( I use a class 10 SD-Card and it's running best at 8192)

- cluster size of partitions... (FAT32 - cluster should be 32 kb, EXT-Partition should be 4kb or 8 kb ... the bigger the cluster the faster it is

reading data, but you loose space and writing will be slower) but all that depends on your sd-card.... you have to try out a lot.

I have FAT32: 32kb, EXT4-Partition 8kb

- EXT4- partitions are the fastest, but they have a "journal"-mode... this mode slows down performance.. you can disable journalling, but then

some sd-cards are unstable. on my sd-card it works great an ist very fast.

---- AND use a faster launcher... ... i use zeam-launcher... it's a very simple launcher but very fast.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djmysia:
How do I active effect power off tv in JB, during I power off my hd2 ?

Sorry for my english :).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hessamx:
i do all this works on dataonSD my leo error on prosses.andrid.phone, now am in navite sd MGLDR ,ppp , i dont know how to use softkey and wireless patch , i install them but nothing changed, the speed of rom is okay after sync with my google ,and apps work ,

and the gps dosent fix in all ways !!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Operation-A:
Could i know if this version of Jelly bean is as smooth or better than Tytungs current version of ICS
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AvengerF12:
i can say that after a few days of test ..... this rom is awesome!

It's moderately fast and smooth, rock solid stability and with a good battery life, thanks tytung for this masterpiece :victory:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Operation-A:
Well so is His ICS rom does it have any less speed cause i dont want to flash again if it isnt a huge improvement
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
If you mean NAND with DataOnEXT, yes. But if you mean only NAND, I guess you need to use Titanium Backup.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SiemensLover:
I have just noticed some interessting bug! (noticed before but did not noticed how and when)

IF the Phone is charging and u reboot u will get a FACTORY RESET!!! every thing will be delete.. be careful!

Going back to ICS 2.7
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Read this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1843062

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Sent from my HD2 JB-CM10 with XDA Premium
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mbunal:
i dont have enough english to explain dataonext. Please look at its thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1843062

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] anesthetic:
is it possible to make our HD2 to support usb dac? guess an new kernel will be needed?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mazzie66:
Hi Ty,

It works......!! JB on my son's HTC HD2 . Me myself own a SG Note now. Verry flashable device also hahahaha

Great work ,

Mazzie:cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
This just happened to me. I'm not sure what caused this but after rebooting I got system UID inconsistent message and after a second reboot, Android cannot see the SD-Ext.

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What is usb dac?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wwchang:
framework-res.apk w/ Navigator Bar HT: Portrait 22 dip, Landscape 28 dip, activated

If anyone else might also want this NavBar configuration:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alex.odell.2011:
Bug Found!

When you receive a message (SMS) and pull down the notification bar, you get the option to quick reply or call, pressing the quick reply option resets the device,

Alex
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MTN_HD2:
yes , this is a known bug. please search the thread before posting

it works for me though

the reason may be the copybit.qsd8k.so . take a logcat and see if it says anything about copybit ,if yes then find the one Xylograph posted (here) and replace it with a file explorer /w root permissions and ability to change permissions. then after replacing change the permissions to what they were in the original file

the clock app had the same problem for me . at first i thought its because of bad blocks but it got fixed after i replaced it with Xylograph's
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clarkg:
It doesn't do this to me. Just tested it and it was fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Sounds like the mount of the ext4 partition is failing. Check dmesg for errors and run e2fsck with -p option on the partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fox_in:
wow, thanks for so much useful info. could you please answer two more questions?

- how to disable journaling on ext4 partition? guide from here isn't usable while DataOnExt mode since partition is locked somehow ("Device or resource busy while trying to open /dev/block/mmcblk0p2. Filesystem mounted or opened exclusively by another program?")

- how to format ext4 partition with 8kb block size? I tried MiniTool Partition Wizard but it provides at most only 4kb block size for ext4 filesystem.

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it will be great if there will be screenshot. thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pallosgabor:
After installing rom on ext4 2gb partition (choosing option 2 in aroma) there is no nativesd folder xreated on fat32 partition. Any idea?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] m_mansour2:
Please how can i make this in my device

sorry if i don't read to find the answer

misc ya 1M

recovery rrecov|ro|nospr 7M recovery_leo.img

boot yboot|ro 5M

system ya 320M

cache ya 2M

userdata ya|asize|hr allsize

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dexter26:
hi guys

would love to try this rom but after successfull instalation it just show the htc logo and stays like that for ages.any ideas???not really in the mood and have enough time to perform all the formating etc again
[HD2 Android NAND Development] twoxx:
If you are on mgldr... use hd2 toolkit.... or flash recovery with daf.exe.. before you can edit the .cfg file in which you can set the partition sizes.

On clk i think you can edit partitions in a menu option of clk

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I use paragon partition manager that is able to set cluster size... and i think 4ext recovery is formatting ext4-partitions with 8kb cluster too, but i am not sure.

If you want to disable journalling a f t e r you installed new rom an you don't want to reinstall everything.... use a init.d script.

If you are installing a new rom you can format ext4 without journal...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bralmajoor:
Just wanted to report a possible bug.

When i try to change group notification in whatsapp, the phone freezes and after a few seconds gives me this message: Activity media storage doesnt respond, you want to close it?(freely translated from dutch, don't know if it's accurate:))

And after i click ok my battery drains like hell.

further i found youtube and camera flickering.

nothing more to complain about this rom. really smooth and good working
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mbunal:
how can i change transition animation on trebuchet? there was alot of choice on cm9. but i cant find on cm10.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
I think you should select "Wait".
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ansem:
hi,i have the previous version of the nexusHD2 with android ICS.

For install this rom i can do only the 2 wipe,or i must delete all data?

P.S. about the battery,what's the best between this new rom and the previeus that i have?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kampar4:
Wifi off during deep sleep

Hi all,

I just flashed and using this rom. Everything is doing great. Except i just saw in battery section that wifi is not always on (like in my SG2 battery section), it is off during deep sleep. Am I wrong? Any setting that I miss? And anyone can tell me how to take screen capture using this ROM? Thank you in advanced
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TomH01:
You need to enable screenshot by going to Settings, System, Power Menu and then selecting screenshot, you will then be able to take a screenshot from the power menu.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] king200:
You wipe and clean install. If NAND, you need larger system partition. Battery usage is good for me in both.

You can restore user apps and data but avoid restoring any system apps or data.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Yes, confirmed.

I built copybit.qsd8k.so from CM git, and it fixes all soft reboot issues when using SMS quick reply and some apps like Elixir 2 or OfficeSuite Pro.

Flash copybit.qsd8k.so_update.zip to update it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Maybe you are lucky.

Which type of charging? Which type of install? Which type of reboot?

I always plug my HD2 with a USB cable when I develop this JB ROM.

I have rebooted my HD2 countless times and I never have this issue.

It is better to provide dmesg and/or logcat next time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
You will see a NativeSD folder on FAT32 partition only when do a NativeSD install (option 3).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zoUphd2:
I'm on SD mode, 2gb ext partition,some apps installed, deodexed script, 8gb class 6 memory card. Very fresh install, memory card formated in slow mode (2 hours wait). Results :D only problem low volume thing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 433Mhz:
Keyboard input lags behind quite a lot for me. Same for you guys?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Proficamper:
+1
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hessamx:
+2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AndWhale:
keep wi-fi on during sleep

go to settings>wi-fi>advanced>keep wi-fi on during sleep
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Low Sound Low Volume

Tytung,

After seeing multiple posts with low volume, and googling about, I wanted to provide my observations on the low sound / low volume syndrome. First, if one googles, you'll see a lot of reports about JB in general having low volume problems, on various roms, some even on stock roms.

I thought I was immune from low volume, but then, I didn't pay a lot of attention to it until reading posts here and then being more observant. Here's what I've found:

1) On a clean, fresh install of NAND (opt 1) or NAND+SDext (opt 2):

2) With TMobile, their native Visual Voicemail application does not allow me to set a notification, so by default, it triggers a "default" notification.

3) By going into the phone settings (from the dialer, I hit menu->settings->voicemail->ringtone), I chose something other than default.

4) Under Settings->Sound, I have a sound set for both default and ringtone.

Here's a result of sounds from a test I ran:

a) Call my phone. Ringtone is LOUD.

b) Let it roll into voicemail and leave a message.

c) Phone responds with a voicemail notification (the one set from 3 above). This sound is QUIET (LOW)

d) About 10-20 seconds later, TMobile Visual Voicemail receives a copy of the voicemail and signals the default notifcation (from 2 above). This sound is QUIET (LOW)

Now, I do NOT check the voicemail (so it never shows as being received).

Now I reboot the phone.

The phone reboots, and sends a Visual Voicemail notification (the one from 2 above). This time, the sound is LOUD.

If I repeat a thru d, the sounds go back to QUIET (LOW).

If I install my mail app (Maildroid), and set the notifications, they do work and they are LOUD. Same with Handcent (which is what I use instead of standard SMS). Its notifications are also loud.

Don't know if the above indicates any pattern... I would submit a logcat, but the logcat shows no errors. As I said, from Googling around, the problem might be inherent in JB in general, but I wanted to confirm the "quiet sound" problems of others.

I should also mention I tried adding the following to my build.prop, but it made no difference: ro.config.vc_call_vol_steps=10

There are also a few times where no notifications come through, but later start working again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] twoxx:
I have a class 10

-readahead 8192

-ext4 cluster 8kb

-ext4 journal disabled
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bvzxa3:
How to fix No Wifi/No Radio issue on NAND-Only install:

Some of you like me may have noticed when we installed this ROM we did not have any connection at all as well as notice you did not have wifi and/or grayed out.

Well please read....

There was one thing we for got to do, re-partition higher than 300MB. I upped the partition to 400MB after doing a clean wipe (Task29) and the radio and WiFi installed as it should. I now have internet and wifi with great speed. I can attest to the ROM working just as fast as my Nexus S with JB. I was under the assumption the partition size was ok...but not even hence why I didn't have a radio

I'm using a TMOUS HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marco.palumbi:
initrd.gz for NativeSD

@everyone using NativeSD with this rom

here it is the initrd.gz compiled for this rom following the idea exposed in this post

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32966037&postcount=1259

if anyone using NativeSD want to test...please enjoy.

if anyone can test with buetooth mouse or keybord, please report the result

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Marco,

SUCCESS!

I can confirm that your initrd.gz, applied to Tytung's NativeSD v1.1 successfully supports Bluetooth HID. My BT Keyboard and BT Mouse are both responding. I have NOT tried it with standard NAND (option 1) or NAND + SDEXT (option 2) to see if anything changes (BT HID already worked for those), but for sure, it works with NativeSD (option 3). I'll try applying it to NAND/NAND+SDEXT later and report back.

Thank you!

UPDATE [10.22.2012]: I did not test on NAND or NAND/SDEXT, as Marco stated in a later post that the initrd.gz replacement he supplied ONLY applies to NativeSD. Under nativeSD, I still have NOT encountered any problems, and BT HID continues to work flawlessly, as does A2DP on my Jabra BT8010 headset.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rodosman:
help my power menu don't work and everytime i start my phone it do soft reset.

i did everythink it need : task29 with hd2tool

any ideas ?????
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hessamx:
is ure memory card is partition ?( fat32 and ex4 ) ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rodosman:
both

sd 3gb

ext4 1gd with mini tool.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hessamx:
make sure ure partition fat32 and ex4 ,and say more information about ure installation ,and try fresh install this kind of errors happend when u are bad install and maby forget one step of installation.and try install ure rom with this recovery just copy it in memory card and boot it from mgldr if ure in.View attachment 4EXTR.7z
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rodosman:
it is so straings

my power menu(or something conflig the red button) dont work not even on "[ROM][JB][4.1.2] PACman HD2 v1.1 [PA/AOKP/CM10]"

i allways do clear install(task29).

i try a lot of roms so i know the way to install them.

any ideas?

my sd fat 32 3 gb

ext32 1 gb

choise of rom instalation :2.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bralmajoor:
Found the solution. i did fix permissions.

btw not only whatsapp froze when i wanted to select a notification all notification selection menu's made the phone freeze. After fix permisions problem solved

youtube and camera still flickering though
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marcoman64:
Ringtone & Notification volmes too low: SOLVED!

I have finally solved the problem with ringtone and notification too low after installing all the apps.

I have disabled all the unneeded application autoruns with "System cleanup". I think that the cause (for my phone) was ESFileExplorer (in my language ES Gestore file) 'cause in the checkbox to close autorun is show this: "AudioPlayerService$MediaButtonReceiver".

This is only my supposition but now the volumes are loud!

Hope it will work for you, too

Domenico :laugh:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vandread:
Same here. 1.1 ROM + MAGLDR + NativeSD + RMNET installation.

Tested with PPP too with same result.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marco.palumbi:
thank you for testing.

I remind to all that the initrd.gz is only for NativeSD install version of Tytung's rom.

the major advantage is that with this we have ueventd running that solves some difference encountered in NativeSD respect the nand version.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] mare.djurdjev:
can anyone please explain me how to install this rom. im using clk and want 2nd option NAND + sd ext. i created sd ext parition and try normal install like any other rom, but when i try to boot my phone it gets stuck on HTC black screen. please help
[HD2 Android NAND Development] omek07:
Marco where we have to put this initrd ?

I use the native rom

Thank you

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