yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
It seems that you have ppp disconnection issue. PPP disconnects and reconnects frequently.

Please provide a logcat with the time field, so we can know how slow between two lines in logcat.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zorua:
How do I include the time field? Thanks.

http://logcat.miui.us/1285001
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nameless517:
Thank you sir tytung)

Best JB ROM so far)

But there is an issue. When I want turn off screen it really turns off 2-3 seconds later. And if I want just take a look at the clock from lock screen when i press power button to turn off screen it just becomes kind of black, like there is no lock screen anymore but screen still works and wastes battery...

Edit

Go Weather EX causes reboot when preferences button pressed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] a-st:
Today I got my 32GB class 10 micro sd card and migrated everything from ROM@NAND to ROM@NativeSD by:

Copying everything from /data/ to /ext4p/PAC/data and from /system/ to /ext4p/PAC/system

Copying kernel/ramdisk to /sdcard/NativeSD/PAC and /sdcard/NativeSD/

Flashing flash_sboot_v2.zip

Boot system

Fix Permissions (via Rom Manager)

Everything works fine and is fast as hell! :D

Thanks Xylo!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zoUphd2:
Fixing permission did not solve the low volume problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hessamx:
Its kind of black market,this closes happend when i start the first boot, browser and map dosent work ,most of the apps dont work and also my rom is not fast , for exmple when use whatsapp sending msgs with lots of lag keybourd has got delay and dosent type after a sec type all what u touch.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] The Son of the death:
thanks tytung for your great effort on this ROM

I own both the Galaxy Nexus as primary phone & the versatile HD2

I just receive the 4.1.2 update for nexus:D:D & used the NexusHD2-JellyBean-4.1.1-CM10 V1.0 for one week on my EU HD2 ;);)

let us talk about your rom

I flashed the rom via MAGLDR , NAND install with DATAtoEXT (1024 MB),& partition size of 400 MB with 5MB cach

the rom is too smooth with fantastic battery life (1-2 days)

but there is some problems with the rom

1- YouTube app keep blinking & flickering while I'm using it.

2- the camera doesn't work correctly but it resolved with the legacy app.

3- the chrome browser not that stable.

tytung you are the best. keep the great effort , I hope the v1.1 is better than the first release .

:laugh::laugh::laugh:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] king200:
I think ringtone and notification volume must be a problem for most people but some of us are more sensitive to the problem. In my case, I just don't hear well. If you find a solution, let us know.

I tried a fresh install, on a new MicroSD card with no ringtones in the path other than what is in the rom. As soon as I could get into the setup screen I checked the ringtone volume. It is low but can be improved by sounding the tone, lowering to the quietest level, sounding the tone, and then volume up and the tone will be louder. But, when the phone rings, the ringtone will be low.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kwiat69:
hello, sorry for my English, I use google translate, if there is a way to improve the animation of windows in JB? Rom is very fast, good job!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mbunal:
Anyone who experienced low volume while ringing, do you use any tts? i use svox and who's calling. Before who's calling there is no low volume while ringing but after that i have. Anyway, i continue to use who's calling cause i need it. Maybe this is a solution for someone.

And thanks again tytung.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Try Volume+ from the Play Store. It may help.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] tnak:
Thanks, but Volume+ doesn't anything about this issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dcervi:
+1

I've modified the .kl files to avoid the front keys from waking up the phone, but now when I press any of them when the phone is locked, the leds light up and stay on for several minutes.

How can I completely disable them when the phone is locked?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zaidor:
Hi tytung,

Why I can't watch any live stream in youtube?

I get the message:

"There was a problem while playing. Touch to retry"

Also I can't watch any flash streaming over Dolphin (I haven't tested yet if it works ok in another browser, anybody let me know please)

For the rest, I can watch normal videos in youtube (app) and works ok!

Great job by the way!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Team-Leader:
Can i use the odex rom to update from 4.1.2 V.1.2 when i run the Rom since 3 Days?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ayopancheezy:
okay. so it has seem that my phone is actually running at fairly good speed. it isn't sluggish as last night. maybe because everything was installing or something, but it doesn't seem that bad right now.

the only problem is that the battery/phone seems to be getting a bit hotter than it usually does.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] briarwood:
Volume and MMS issues

Overall this is a fantastic ROM and for the most part could be used as a daily driver.

I've had two issues though that hinder the way I use my phone. The first is the volume issue. I use VLingo to have my texts read to me about 80% of the time and if I'm not using headphones the volume is so low that the texts can't be heard. Even when all volume levels are tuned up. It works perfectly with headphones, the volumes are perfect. I can hear everything crystal clear. It's only when sound is sent to the phones speaker that the volume is low.

The second issue is MMS messages. My data works fine. I can access the internet easily using T-Mobile's data plan but I can't send or receive MMS messages.

Other than those two issues this ROM works great. I'd love to use it as a daily driver but I can't survive with the volume issues.

Thanks for the great work. It's amazing that such an old phone is getting so much love from developers. Who would have guessed JB on an HD2?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Briarwood,

What type of install do you have? A lot of "low volume" problems presented themselves with poorly sized partitions. Are you NAND, NAND+SDEXT or NativeSD?

When you say you cannot send/receive MMS, what are you "seeing"? What symptoms? What actions are you taking? I'm on TMO in California, flashed with NAND and NAND+SDEXT. I was able to successfully send a 600kb photo via MMS to myself and a friend. Both send and receive worked fine. What are your APN settings like (although I never futzed with mine). Here are my settings "out of the box":

Name: T-Mobile US

APN: epc.tmobile.com

Proxy: Not set

Port: Not set

Username: none

Password: none (shows as ****)

Server: *

MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc

MMS proxy: Not set

MMS port: Not set

MCC: 310

MNC: 260

Authentication Type: Not set

APN type: default,supl,mms

APN protocol: IPv4

APN enable/disable (greyed out, but shows APN enabled)

Bearer: Unspecified

Under phone info (*#*#4636#*#*), I have network set at WCDMA preferred (not sure this matters for MMS).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pulser:
Installed from a scratch, working lika a charm!

Great rom tytung as always. Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
Any easy way to "nandroid" backup NAND+SDext?

A little off topic, so if anyone can redirect to the appropriate forum... Anyway...

With the standard NAND installs, it was easy to just perform a NAND backup, and restore, which I did a lot of between my two HD2's during play/experimentation.

Perhaps this is a dumb question, but I haven't found an answer yet... but with a NAND+SD-EXT install, I suspect that the NAND backup only backs up the ROM, including all the symbolic links, but it does NOT backup the data in SD-EXT... am I correct? If such is the case, does anyone have a recommendation on the easiest approach to perform an easy (fewest steps) backup/restore? So far, I've been using Titanium Pro, but even with a Titanium restore, I still have to manually reset things (like widgets, etc).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Nope, not correct. :)

Titanium backs up apps and data from /system and /data essentially. Similarly, CWM Recovery, 4ext and others copy those two partitions plus /boot and /sd-ext.

If you are using install option 1 (nand only) or option 2 (dataonext) you still have all your partitions as before. Since Titanium runs under the OS it will continue to see /system in NAND and /data in NAND or on sd-ext.

CWM Recovery will continue to backup your nand partitions (although what was data in a nand install is empty for dataonext) and also your sd-ext partition (which becomes /data with dataonext).

Bottom line is that everything is backed up, regardless how it is named. Just do whatever you did before and all should work exactly the same.

I think NativeSD will likewise work though I am not certain. Using NativeSD you can easily go beyond FAT32's 4 gig file size limit when using CWM Recovery!

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcfong2:
I guess I'll give it a try, but if I follow you correctly (above statement), CWM Recovery WILL backup the contents of SD-EXT as though it were /data, so a restore of a NAND+SDext install (option 2) would behave exactly as a restore for a standard NAND?

Again, I'll just spend some time and try it. I'll see if I can "replicate" one phone to the other.

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Exactly. Keep in mind what you are now doing is not very different from using Amarullz script (which I did for a long time) or using the dataonext method (see my sig) before it was part of the ROM.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] king200:
I have the Volume problem. I did an NativeSD install with 1.6 GB EXT4 partition and the rest of the MicroSD card FAT32. MicroSD card was freshly formatted. I'm using Tmous HD2. My data comes primarilly from WiFi and mobile data is almost always off. I use no TTS.

The volume problem was present before I did anything on a new boot of of the rom. Reading the new PAC rom thread, you'll see low volume mentioned too. AOKP Sourcery no low volume problem but the Ghost Voice is another issue. I hesitate to do the NAND install that I really want because others are already reporting the sound issue with NAND as well. The Volume+ and HD2 Mic Level apps did nothing. NexusHD2 ICS, HWA no low sound or echo problems.

I'd guess that somewhere in the logic of the thing, there is something that controls the amount of sound to the speaker as not to damage it and that's not working properly. The setting that does the safe headphone might not be working either.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
When do you fell the phone is lag?

What's your operation?

Please tell me the line number? Then we can check the time period in http://logcat.miui.us/1285001
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Please do a fresh install and don't install or restore anything.

I believe that both browser and map work very well.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zorua:
I don't exactly know the line number, but I'll try describing this to the best of my abilities.

I'm currently using it in an absolutely 'stock' state, with no apps or customization, and I'm on the NativeSD version.

I've tried all 3(NAND, NativeSD and DataOnExt) but this problem seems to occur in all 3 of them.

Now what happens is, when the phone initially boots, it's extremely smooth and fast. It'll stay in the same state till I lock the phone.

Once I unlock it, the interface starts lagging considerably. I've tried a lot of stuff(Task29, switching recoveries) etc, but nothing seems to work.

Thanks, I hope that's enough. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wwchang:
D/L Links Will Be Going Down: NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10_V1.1.1 (aroma & dexo odex).zip

This version of tytung's jb cm10 V1.1 rom, which I called 'NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10_V1.1.1 (aroma & dexo odex).zip' is just the following, exactly:

tytung's NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10_V1.1

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Dexo Odex script

It's the same V1.1 rom that you updated 3-4 days ago, except it was modified with an included option to 'ODEX', as a fully working 'proof of concept' of full ODEX running on tytung's V1.1 rom'

Basically, they are the same rom

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I will be soon retracting the links (within a few hours of this post) to 'NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10_V1.1.1 (aroma & dexo odex).zip' because through several PM messages I agree with tytung that his V1.1 rom d/l statistics should be consistent to give him accurate feedback on how his original rom V1.1 is being received, so he can continue to bring you a better product depending on all your wishes.

So I will remove the d/l links of my version 'V1.1.1' of tytung's jb cm10 V1.1 rom to direct all d/l's only to V1.1.

Stand-Alone ODEX Tool:

And then if you wish to ODEX convert ANY of tytung's JellyBean roms, please keep this stand-alone ODEX tool that I made, close by stored on your harddisk:

This following tool, should allow you to be able to ODEX any of tytung's roms, anytime, anywhere:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32811649&postcount=467

I purposely made this stand-alone odexing tool so you will be able to odex any of tytung's roms at anytime, even roms before and even later after JellyBean, with just a few script edits (see inside the tool flash zip for basic instructions how to modify the odex tool for any rom case, even for Gingerbread or even Froyo roms if you wish).

D/L Links Will Be Going Down: NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10_V1.1.1 (aroma & dexo odex).zip

As tytung is super-dedicated to everyone in his thread to bringing you his best possible effort, he will be including the 'tytung jb cm10 rom with Integrated ODEX' option in a later release of his jb cm10 V1.n as he has time to modify and integrate it some more himself.

In the meantime, please just use the stand-along odex tool, that I mentioned above.

I think the ODEX version of tytung was fairly received, a decent amount of basic interest and no esp. complaints, so thus proved that it's proof of concept worked. That was my only purpose for offering that version of tytung's V1.1 rom, and I think I succeeded in doing that.

Those who have had a chance to sample tytung's V1.1 rom with ODEX that I provided I hope had a beneficial experience.

Finally, as I will be soon taking down the links to that ODEX modified version of tytung's V1.1 rom, that I called 'V1.1.1', I suggest to get a copy for you own asap if you haven't already:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32911068&postcount=660

And if you have any further questions or needs regarding this, you can PM me.:)

wwchang
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Osprey00:
tytung, great job on this ROM! It's smooth, up-to-date and pretty much everything works, even the camcorder, finally. Thanks for all of your work.

[EDIT: Never mind. I guess that nothing needs to be done, after all] BTW, if you haven't already read, Google has released their Calendar app as a stand-alone app in the Play Store. There's little difference at the moment between that and the stock app, but replacing the stock app with it may allow users to see and receive updates to it. So, that may be something really, really minor to think about for v1.2.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.calendar
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xoreen:
if someone is curious to see the rom i`ve made a short movie

I`m on TMobile, NativeSD

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8x3kVnh1iTg

I hope tytung accepts my post
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I don't think anything needs to be done. I am still on Tytung's ICS version and Google updated the calendar app a few minutes ago automatically.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] steliosk:
How can I download it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I simply went to Google Play and it said there was an update to download. The Google app checks for updates after each reboot but going to the Play app on the phone and loading your apps should show it as an update. At least it did for me.. I didn't do anything special. :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Osprey00:
Ah, OK. I checked my phone and the Play Store and there was no update for it. Perhaps it's because the stock version in 4.1.2 is already up to date (in which case I misunderstood the article that I was reading, which seemed to suggest that today's version had some very minor changes). If it updated your out-of-date version, then I guess that it works and nothing needs to be done, as you say. Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AndWhale:
The same problem here. Happens like twice a day. Forced to reboot the device.

Also the alerts play no sound. It is set to play Cesium, but there is no sound. Volume is set to max.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bmw-m-power:
hi tytung, i have the low sound problem only when ringing. when i listen to music or watch movies the sound is strong enough. i set the volume to max in audio settings but nothing. the sistem partition is 350MB and cache 45MB and i installed the nand+dataonext version. the ext4 partition is 1.5GB so what could be the problem??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dani07:
Installation Nand also.

Installation with no problem at all with various sizes of partition but I always have the same problem with the very low sound.

Maybe a configuration to be seen somewhere else...

Otherwise no particular problem (mms work correctly for me... Hd2 Europe).

Beautiful Rom, thank you Tytung.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Proficamper:
I have a Sandisc MicoSD Card 16GB Class 4 and installed this ROM with option 2.

Everything is running fine but the whole system including starting apps is laggy and a bit slow.

I think this is caused by my SD card...

Can someone suggest me a fast SD card for this constellation?

Is it possible to buy a new and faster 16GB sd card and partition it the same way like my recent sd card and copy the data of my recent ext4 partition to the ext4 of my new SD card and insert it in the HD2 without setting up the ROM again?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sbhas2k:
Class 4 is more than enough. Have SanDisk class 4 8gb and this Rom runs smooth.

Why can't you try nativesd version of this and see if it still lags?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fox_in:
As far as I understand there are lags while concurrent R/W operations on sdcard. This is why nand+dataonext more preferable than nativesd - while launching integrated apps there will be read operation from nand and write on sd. launching installed apps will be the same as on nativesd (because these apps on /data which is on sdext) except case while system process will start and/or write quite a large block on sdcard (it will be more laggy in compare with nand+dataonext).

If you want faster card - buy any class10 microSD. But do not expect a miracle) My class 4 card have R/W speed 13/4, class 10 R/W speed - 17/12. As you see, read speed increased but not even twice. Despite the fact that write speed dramatically increased - there is no triple increase in I/O operations because most of it processing small blocks of data with much lower speed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thunder141:
Offline voice recognition files

Noone has an answer for that?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zaidor:
Any help for the youtube live streaming problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jinharry:
Great Battery Life!

Dear Tytung,

Thanks for the really great JB ROM! I have tried others but your ROM is the best in terms of stability and ease of installation.

I also wanted to share the incredible battery life I have been getting with this ROM: (See attached image)

Conditions:

On battery, Interactive X governor, Wi-fi on, screen off.

:victory:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] czarsuperstar@gmail.com:
Tytung I have a question? can you put together a tutorial on how to build jellybean for our device please. thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zorua:
Hey tytung,

Have a look at this logcat.

I booted the phone up, immediately ran a logcat and I locked it while it was running.

I'm guessing it's something between these two lines that's making it lag:

121:	10-18 19:38:01.992 D/SurfaceFlinger( 102): About to give-up screen, flinger = 0x2a008b88
139:	10-18 19:38:03.474 D/SurfaceFlinger( 102): Screen about to return, flinger = 0x2a008b88

Thanks for your help!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nameless517:
Noticed same problem this morning too, alarm only vibrates.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TomH01:
I can confirm also that the alarm doesn't play any sound.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jskenderi:
I had that too. Try changing the sound to some other than default. It worked for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LinChina:
Regarding alarm sound go into setting/sound/volumes and switch once to low/zero sound switch back to alarm change the alarm to another ringtone and save then go back to setting/sound/volumes and set the volume to your choice and it should work, that was I did.

Cheers.....LinChina
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TomH01:
I tried changing the sound but for some reason none of the sounds were working, I then moved the volume all the way up and then back down again and now it's working fine even with the default sound.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AndWhale:
alarm volume

Thanks! This worked!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yoshimitsuHD2:
I had the same issue, did the same and now it's working well too.

Gesendet von meinem NexusHD2 mit Tapatalk 2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fmstrat:
Hi all. Did a NAND install and it keeps sitting at the animated ANDROID logo forever. It's been there this round for about 40 minutes. Anyone else having this issue? Process I've been using:

CM: Wipe/factory reset

Installer: Chose NAND

Installer: Chose No Softkeys

Installer: Chose Wipe

Installer: Reboot

And then it sits. Other installs usually take about 5-10 minutes max at this stage.

Thanks,

Ben
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AndWhale:
Make sure you got this:

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
[HD2 Android NAND Development] canaQ:
Tytung,

I found a themed Mi File Explorer somewhere (I can't take all the credits!), I downloaded it and finished the last details. This was just for personal use because I like the explorer very much, and wanted to give it more of an Android look. Maybe it's an idea to integrate it in the next build?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MaxPayne3004:
Same problem for me (NAND with DataOnEXT) do a task 29 : Idem. format ext and fat partition : ok for me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] steliosk:
what is the weather widget tha you are using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Santiago94:
tytung OTA updates will work in your ROM? Too bad every time download software 200MB
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wwchang:
framework-res.apk for NexusHD2 JB 1.1: NavBar ht 22 dip

If anyone else might want this too:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32966229&postcount=736
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yoshimitsuHD2:
Looks like fancy widgets ;)

Gesendet von meinem NexusHD2 mit Tapatalk 2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Does anybody have storage space running low problem? I get this message while downloading an app from Play Store even if I have enough storage space. I'm using the DataOnEXT option.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fmstrat:
Wait.. isn't this for SD installs?

*edit*

OK, realized this is for partitioning NAND. But I'm not sure how to do this. Found the HD2 NAND Toolkit (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1090783) but not sure what to do with the above.

Thanks!

Ben