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[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
Ahhh I didn't know. Still, from the link provided, it makes little sense to make it available to HD2 as well... The only valid reason I can phantom, would be for people who don't want to press "mount usb" (there are apps that automate that for you BTW, and even apps that mount the usb without unmounting from the phone). Everything else, down right to the transfer speed would be the same (since you'd need to be using data2ext to use that feature with our tiny phones, there would be no reason to have an app installed in the SDCard FAT32 partition to begin with).

But I get it, it's a valid request ^_^
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GnatGoSplat:
I'm thinking there would be other benefits as well.

Right now, I'm using Data@NAND, which is just a puny 500MB, so pretty much I have to move almost all my apps to SD card. I've been considering switching to DataOnExt which will let me size up /data partition to a more reasonable size. However, if I size it up too big, for example, I use an 8GB /data partition and I only use 1GB, the rest of that 7GB I can't touch because it can only be used for programs (can't copy music or photos to it via PC, for example). It goes to waste - I get plenty of program space, but less room for my /sdcard partition. That's why I think functioning MTP having /data and /sdcard share a single partition by mapping /sdcard to /data/media would be a big benefit to those using DataOnExt. I could make a 14GB EXT4 partition on my physical SD card, use that whole thing as /data and with /sdcard mapped to /data/media, it will still show on my PC as 1 big 14GB disk where I can copy photos, music, etc. Basically, what space isn't used by apps and app data is available to /sdcard for general storage.

Not sure if I explained that very clearly, but I think those using DataOnExt could find such a thing to be beneficial and I believe it's how all the new phones that come with stock ICS/JB are managing their storage these days.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
I see what you mean. But you don't need that large ext4 partition. 2 GB should suffice for most cases.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GnatGoSplat:
That's true, but with that benefit and considering the other benefits, it's a desirable feature, no?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rlichtefeld:
I am running NativeSD, booting from WM6.5, and have had no issues with data on 1.4a or 2.2.

Have you verified your radio is the correct version?

Are you running the stock WM?

Also, have you turned off your data and WIFI in WM? Essentially airplane mode.

I also have nothing on my Today Screen. Go to Settings, Today, then Items.

How are you launching Android? I use the launcher in my signature.

Rob
[HD2 Android NAND Development] colinou:
Please Help

Every time I start the rom after the installation, it comes to the setup wizard. And after entering Name and Surname, I got this message "Unfortunately, Setup Wizard has stopped". I click ok and then it returns to the first page where we can choose language...

I've tried every repartion for the nand with HD2 Toolkit, nothing worked. Tried different options with sd card, wiping and so on, still the same. Help ! =)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
What is the size of your system partition? If you're using DataOnEXT, try to increase it to 360 MB or more.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] colinou:
Thanks for your relpy kengkaj.s !

I've tried system partition with 285mb (as asked), 300, 350, and the maximum of 400Mb, always the same.... And yes I use DataOnEXT (Leo 512)....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Daycrawler:
Maybe your recovery or bootloader fails to mount data? Do you use 4ext? TWRP?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Are you sure you have a primary ext4 partition? Did you check the MD5 of the zip file? Do you have this problem with other ROM's?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] colinou:
I use 4ext in primary, no TWRP.

I have no problem with other roms, MD5 just great...

No problem guys, thanks for helping, back to another "not as good as NexusHD2" rom. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Or, if you have wifi available, you can use ES File Explorer to attach to your network and copy whatever you wish right now. ;)

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] achensherd:
I'm on the latest version of the stock ROM and radio. Am I supposed to turn on airplane mode in WM for data in Android/NativeSD to work? Data works fine in WM for all that's worth.

I boot NativeSD from WM6.5 using the clrcad and haret method, with everything on the SD card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GnatGoSplat:
I do use it at home, but setting up my own wifi network at work is against company policy and I don't have access to my work wifi.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
Well I'd never use it. Like I said, since you'd need to use Data2EXT to use that feature, you would already have all your apps in the EXT partition. Unmounting the FAT32 partition wouldn't mess with your apps.

Heck, if you read up the reasoning behind adding MTP to Android, it was because OEMs kept needing to make tough choices: "We got tired of seeing OEMs include many GB of internal storage for music, while users were still running out of space for apps and data. This approach lets us merge everything on one volume, which is way better."

If someone made a 32GB phone, they'd have to decide (for the user) how much of those 32GB to dedicate to apps (EXT), and how much to "music" (FAT32). And 99% those users are "end users". They have no idea how to work with their phone, or reflash it to their necessities.

We on the other hand don't really have that luxury... We have a tiny phone, so can't dedicate any of the internal memory to music. Quite in fact we need to dedicate part of the SDCard to data... Which is the other way around. We already decide beforehand how much space we want for data, and how much we want for music. We even know how to resize the partitions if we need, because it was us who did it in the first place.

Moreover that feature only has any utility for some Data2EXT users as well. NAND users dont have the space to use it. NativeSD users, are multiROM users, so they'd want their media in a "public" section, shared among ROMs (so, in the FAT32 partition). I've read somewhere that NativeSD can "share" some folders with other roms instalations (like apks for example). Never really saw it work though. And if you are Data2EXT user, there are other troubling problems. Flashing a new ROM would erase your media (MP3s, photos, movies...).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] henkie202:
I'm using Rom v2.2. HD2 Leo.

The Rom is super!! I'm really happy with it! Thanks to Robbie P also :)

The only 2 things I still have with it:

-Does anyone have problem with the notification volume?

Only the notification volume slider doesn't respond.

The notification sound is or at the maximum level, or the lowest volume level (doesn't matter where the volume slider is).

Every other volume (slider) works fine!

-If the phone running for a few days, it starts to getting really slow. ("not responding"-messages, restarting Trebuchet, low response time etc.)

When I restart it's fine again.

I know it has to do something with low memory. I tried a lot of things and different partition and install modes (nand+ext, NativeSD) with clean install. The memory still running low fast.

This is not a big of a problem. I'm fine with it. :) just FYI.

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Good point. Have you connected your Dropbox to ES Explorer? A bit more cumbersome but it does work even without wifi..

Have you tried to set more aggressive min free values?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
-admin, please delete this post-
[HD2 Android NAND Development] olimpiu_stefan:
Hi, for me is not working WIFI. Can anyone tell me how to make working wifi. Is disable.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] henkie202:
Thanks, that worked!! :victory:

Any idea on the notification volume(sider)? :o
[HD2 Android NAND Development] olimpiu_stefan:
Sorry for this message... it was for other rom.

I have installed this rom but after restart remain blank screen.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] -pixelfreak-:
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please not spam this board. read and lern the install
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
I'm on NexusHD2 ICS CM9 HWA V2.3 but I've received loads of "unfortunately, **** has stopped" prompt hence all the downloaded apps are not usable. I've full format my sdcard with sdformatter, perform task29>install MAGLDR>repartation 285MB-system 5-cache>install.

I'm in the setup page of jellybean cm10.1 v2.2 but I still get loads of "unfortunately, **** has stopped". I could not work pass the setup page due to all the bad prompt. Anyone face the same problem as I do? or did i do anything wrong? Please help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mbunal:
low sound issue

hi all

i have low sound issue only while using tts. if svox and who is calling run, i have low sound. otherwise i have no low sound. is it fixable?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bogdatov:
Does this ROM support WiFi calling?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trungsoo:
ever since i installed this v2.2 rom, i have never encountered any "unfortunately" things like that. it seems you have bad block. try to increase your system partition. maybe 350? (i'm in 300 though :))
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Guesar:
If you mean SIP ? Yes !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rlichtefeld:
Somewhere along the way, I read that it helped to turn off everything in WM before booting Android. It can't hurt to try it.

Rob
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Glad to hear it! For anyone else who is still looking to learn how the min free works there is a

brief write-up available here

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Not sure I understand what the problem is, sorry. The only issue I am aware of personally is low notification volume at times. My device does exhibit that occasionally but it goes back to normal shortly. I use Tytung's LowSoundFixer but v1.06 did not work for me as well as v1.04 so I am still on the older version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
Ive tried with format sdcard, task29, install magdlr and repartition 350MB-system 5MB-cache.

How long it takes for the "android is upgrading optimizing apps **/64" to load usually? mine keep loading from the upgrading with all apps being optimized and turn to cyanogenMod round logo. it keeps repeating for about 25mins already. Is this normal?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
Hmm I think that's too much time ...first boot after fresh install or after upgrading never took more than ~10 minutes for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
I redo the whole process but partition 400MB-system 10MB-cache this time around. It works.. I've just finish setting up my phone. Not sure whether it's the system or cache increase that helps. :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hoomanutd99:
Great Rom, because play store force close!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
No. It shouldn't repeat the process.

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Probably it's because the system partition increase. The cache partition for this ROM is just for keeping the logs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
Now my apps store can't restore or download my apps. It just don't work. I try to reboot, then I have to do the system setup again. What's wrong with it? Please help...

*** I've checked, 0 space available for internal storage. Prolly this is why my apps doesn't restore. Did I do anything wrong here?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
Go to settings and clear cache and data for Play Store and Google Framework Service and go to recovery and fix permissions.That should do it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] henkie202:
I'll try to explain...

There are different channels/streams in Android for sound:

-"speaker: music, video etc.".

-"telephone horn: ringtone".

-"exclamation mark: notifications"

-and the "alarm: alarms".

In:Settings --> Sound --> Volumes.

If I change the volumes: music, ringtone or alarms, the volume goes louder or lower. --> Works fine.

But if I change the volume: notification, --> nothing happens.

It plays the notification sound at maximum volume or sometimes the lowest volume.

It doesn't matter if I link ringtone & notification volumes.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Hmm.. This one I have not seen. Sorry, no idea. Although I don't think it will help, have you tried the LowSoundFixer?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] henkie202:
Yes, It's standard in v2.2. I saw it when the rom was being flashed. When I wanted to install it sad: Do you want to update..

It's strange that the other volumes working fine except the notification one. Never had it before.. :)

Thanks for your response!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bogdatov:
No, I mean T-Mobile WiFi calling
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Maybe you need to use NativeSD.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
I've tried clearing cache data for both play store and google framework and fix permission but its still 0. Am I using too much for system and cache repartition upon installing the system? I've to redo the system registration when I'm done with fix permission, not sure is this normal. I've attach along a pic of my storage.

Sorry that I still do not know how to screenshot with this system.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
Sorry that I'm a newbie. I wish to try nativeSD but what's the different in procedures to get the system install?

With NAND, i just format my sd>task29>install magldr>repartition>install zip. Does nativeSD use the same procedures?

Sorry for all the noob question.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] macs18max:
Thanks anyways tytung... I found out that i had to put scaling value to 4 instead of 8. It works but I hope It doesn't break something else. Comparing your logcat with mine helped me find what was the issue

Domnincpcl. When you see 0 data partition probably you haven't partitioned on your earlier post it means that you ext4 partition is corrupt/not available. As for guides there are different ways it is you choice which is more convinent. read these it will aid you in flashing nativesd or data2sd

Method 1 using 4ext recovery

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33796855&postcount=1612

Method using CWM and partiton using PC

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36693733&postcount=2 (You will find it at the end)

These are not exact and you will need to change partition size according to 4.2.2( for data2ext)

There was another very good guide but I can't find it. Something about installing WM and nativesd together.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] veekay:
I used a class 6 with that and it worked okay, but then tried installing all to the rom and it was such a difference in speed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Good_vibes:
Ok so you flashed over the same V2.0 with ppp instead in aroma installer? Do I need to wipe dalvik when doing this?

I already have V2.0 DataOnExt installed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] paulwoodward:
Anyone know how to re-enable "Settings>Display>volume rocker wake"?

Ive found the following:-

Add

<!-- Volume Rocker Wake -->

<bool name="config_show_volumeRockerWake">true</bool>

to the file : /Settings/res/values/config.xml

But I cant find the config.xml file.

Any ideas?

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Im using nand with data on ext4...

Only thing I did before re-flashing was format the ext4 partition from inside clk first.

Good luck!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Good_vibes:
Well, I'm also on nand with data on ext4 but using mgldr. I already have bunch of apps installed on my ext4 partition so not sure if it's worth trying or wait for tytung to come with a proper update! :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] twoxx:
Use pixelfreaks rom. Data connection is stable there
[HD2 Android NAND Development] -pixelfreak-:
re

this is a small problem. with data connect. ;)

pixelfreak
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Deyinka:
I randomly lose sound on both earphones and speaker. Started today, and It wouldn't come back until after reboot. 3 times now.

Sent from my NexusHD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agbommarito:
Invisible Power Button

Here is a ZIP file, flashable from recovery, that replaces the navigation bar search button with an invisible power off button. It is based on a previous version for Tytung's ICS ROM that has been updated for Tytung's JellyBean V2.0 ROM.

You use the Cyanogen system settings menu to enable or disable the button, and select its placement to the left or right edge of the notification bar.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] x_max_best:
Thanks a lot man , it`s working :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andylauhl:
yes, I did replace that file in pixelfreaks rom. But then I reboot my phone it comes the "com.telephone..." FC

Fortunely, I reflashed with ppp mode, it works good
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sunitknandi:
Editing the build.prop made my signal bar work properly. =)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hogig:
Did not see Adhoc Wifi, did it break after upgrade to cm10.1?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coolgut:
freeze on startup

I have installed HSPL3_PKG, Radio_Leo_2.15.50.14, DFT_LEO_MAGLDR113 and recovery 150M but it freeze on starting after htc logo its says loading whole the time:(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Please read post 1 again, slowly, and look for the color red. I have no idea where you got 150 from as there isn't even anything close to it. Use the recommended sizes and increase them if still having problems.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
seriously..... try reading the entire OP next time

ohh look what i found in the OP

Installations:

AROMA Installer for three types of installations:

NAND

system@NAND, data@NAND, boot@NAND

For T-Mobile USA HD2 (LEO 1024)

Please visit my previous ICS NAND webpage for the installation steps.

NAND with DataOnEXT

system@NAND, data@EXT4, boot@NAND

For EU/International HD2 (LEO 512)

Please create a FAT32 primary partition with 32KB cluster size, then an EXT4 primary partition with default cluster size on your SD card.

Please visit DataOnEXT thread for more info.

(I modified DataOnEXT to be able to use with NativeSD at the same time. Share the same data.)

NativeSD (Everything on the SD card)

system@EXT4, data@EXT4, boot@FAT32

For high speed read/write SD Card only (Class 6 or 10). Otherwise you may get poor performance.

Please create a FAT32 primary partition with 32KB cluster size, then an EXT4 primary partition with default cluster size on your SD card.

Please visit NativeSD thread for more info.

The required system partition size is as follows:

Full install 285 MB

Minimum Install (i.e. custom install with everything unchecked) 200 MB

The minimal partition table required when installing this ROM's system to NAND (Options 1 and 2):

(If you do a Full Install, you need 285 MB system partition instead of 200 MB.)....................

see where it says min partition size 200mb and for a full install 285mb

can you see now why it wont boot
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arminvm:
Thanks Tytung, our Master :)

It is fast and stable. It runs much better than v1.4.

But there is a bug. When I want to enter alarm section, it force closes. Other things work fine for me.

Besides, where are the developer settings and cyanogemmod settings (cpu settings)? I cannot find them.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andylauhl:
for the clock FC, you can erase the data

and go to version and touch it 7 times you will see developer settings and CPU settings
[HD2 Android NAND Development] singhpratik87:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=40035276&postcount=50

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For Alarm FC http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=40059335&postcount=113
[HD2 Android NAND Development] emottier:
Installed "InstallSWAP.zip" via Recovery Magldr DataonExt.

Check with Terminal command "su" then "free", and swap shows 0.

Does "InstallSWAP.zip" work for you?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arminvm:
The clock now works, thanks.

You meant "Build Number" not the android version ;) yes touching the build number 7 times enables both Developer Options and Perfomance. Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
Looks like you need to repartition your sd card again and make new ext4 partition.Also,search for Tytung's init patcher and flash it again in order for phone to see ext4 as internal memory.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trungsoo:
[MENTION=2677399]tytung[/MENTION] i found something strange with the calendar app, yesterday we had new version 201305280 released and i couldn't update it due to the fact that it is not reconized by the play store(web version) while the play store (mobile version) said that i was up to date :( do i have to remove the calendar which you already provided in the rom and reinstall it via store?

one more thing: could you have the street view app become custom install (like with Talk in the past)? i'm vietnamese and in my country the streetview hasn't been supported yet so i don't need it anyway :( other apps could be custom such as: dsp manager, apollo...,even the calendar app with issues above, either (i remember you mentioned in a post that you often don't use dsp manager too :D)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Try updating again. Sometimes Google takes some time to propagate updates. It should work fine.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] berrywr:
NAND to NativeSD

Q1) I have this ROM on my HD2 installed as NAND. I've been reading about installing it as NativeSD. Is there a painless way to avoid wiping the SD card in its totality or am I to understand the SD card has to be partitioned to make it possible to update the ROM without destroying the other data and apps on the SD upon that initial setup? Q2) I'm trying to determine if my next smart phone purchase will be Android (I put my wife on the HTC One (M7)) or upgrade to WP8, thus I'm using my HD2 as an Android smart phone. I realize the HD2 is almost 4 years old and lacks the memory and horsepower of newer devices. Are there memory tweaks that can be made to the ROM so as the HD2 won't freeze up? While on vacation last week I had several problems with the device in regards to both CoPilot GPS and Google Navigation; thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Double-check if you have a primary ext4 partition. But if you already have it, you might try NativeSD. The process is the same but you have to set the boot source and boot directory in MAGLDR.

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If you want to use NativeSD, you need to create a primary ext4 partition on your SD card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
If your card is big enough *and* you have enough free space *and* you have a card reader (or some other means of getting the card on pc) you can resize partitions without wiping the card. You can use Mini tool or a number of other pc apps for this. I have done this successfully several times without losing data but I would still recommend you backup the card before doing this, just in case. Check the SD thread in my signature for more info on Mini tool or SD card backups.

The HD2 is a great device but it cannot compete with the HTC One. Having said that there are many things you can do to improve HD2 performance, much of it having to do with memory management (stopping unnecessary apps from running, setting more aggressive minfree values, using DataOnExt to split the load, playing with read buffers, etc.) Unfortunately, maps and navigation apps are generally very memory intensive. They should be okay one running but when you finish with them you will experience a lag while Android reclaims the memory.

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