yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
For NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10.1 V2.2, what size is recommended for data partition? I would want to try on the NativeSD. Is data partition same as system partition which is 300MB?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
Use ES File Explorer. You can remove System apps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] macs18max:
Depends on you. You can go for 2GB. As in NativeSD, ROms system is in ext4 partition this will take around 300MB. so you are left with 2GB - 0.3GB = 1.7GB for data. But wait!

Another feature in Native SD is that you can install mutliple ROMs. So if you are flashing more than 2 ROM, I would suggest increasing the EXT4 partition accordingly.

My suggestion would install ROM to test ROM on NativeSD first for a few days (Eliminates errors due to bad blocks) and then reinstall your favourite/stable ROM on Data2ext.(for speed)

I have 3 ROMs on my Device. Stable ROM for daily usage is on data2ext, and all test ROMs are on NativeSD, something that we HD2 owner are very lucky to have:victory:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
I'm not so good in all this hence i use only 1 rom at a time. I'm looking for a stable rom hence i do not have to flash new rom often.

If now that I would want to use data2ext, how much should I key in for data partition?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] S1gma:
All data goes to EXT4 partition on SDcard. 1gb should be enough (it can be extended later) :) If you go with DataOnExt remember to make system partition big enough (350mb+).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
If you want to use DataOnExt method, make a 400Mb system partition just in case to be sure, since you won't be needing any space on band. Also, make a 2Gb ext4 partition on your SD card and you're good to go with any rom out there.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
Guys, thanks for all the help throughout the installation. I've just get my rom done with 390MB system partition and 2GB ext4. ROM is good but it lags... maybe it's because of my slow SDcard.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kiro73:
This is "by far!" the best JB ROM - thx so much tytung!!! :good:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
What's your SD card class?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wingloo:
Am having the same issue with data.

Radio is correct as per my signature.

Running on stock WM.

Done.

Clicking on clrcad + haret

Data still will not work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fanaras:
Choppy Animations.

When I use a live wallpaper, if i long-press the home button to close some tasks, the animation is bad. With static wallpaper everything works fine. This issue was not present on CM10. Is it a 4.2.2 problem? Well, it's not that important, but nobody has reported it. (i searched the whole thread and faq). It's a great rom, I love it!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] berrywr:
I just thanked all of you individually a moment ago but let me say thank you via the forum too. I have a pair of 16gb memory cards and will get to work on this later today. The next item on my wish list is an AT&T (high speed) data compatible HD2 like the T9193.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
Class 2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] abdallahlabeeb:
How to set more aggressive min free values ??????

Note : answer found . Thanks NY limited
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
That's waaay to slow...as future investment,buy class 10 sd card,but search and read,there are some brands and models to avoid.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rlichtefeld:
Not sure where to go from here. My radio is the same version as yours.

My phone is TMO US version, on the T-Mobile network.

My WM65 is 5.2.21913 (Build 21913.5.0.94)

My ROM is 3.14.531.1 (04666) WWE 09/29/10

In Android:

Under Mobile Network Settings, I have Data Enabled, Data Roaming, National data roaming all on. Use 2G is off.

My APN is T-Mobile US - epc.tmobile.com

Rob
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
[MENTION=1459143]Wingloo[/MENTION]
[MENTION=834607]rlichtefeld[/MENTION]

Can you both confirm you are choosing ppp in aroma?

wm6.5 booting does not support rmnet, and it is default in installer.

Perhaps tytung should make ppp default in aroma since it works with all bootloaders.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
If time permits, take a look here, making special note of the last sentence on the page, and relate that to the HD2. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
Seems like sandisk 16gb class 4 or 10 is my best bet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
Please double check,I thought I red somewhere that some Sandisk and Transcend cards can cause problems,so check it out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
Really? I search best sdcard here and most ppl highly recommended 16gb class 4 or 10.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
I can't really remember, but I think there were some problems with Sandisk UHS cards...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Deyinka:
I use Sandisk 16GB Class 4 with DataonExt, its so good I wonder what the ROM would be like on class 10.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rlichtefeld:
Yes, I'm using PPP, and my data and WiFi work booting from WM65.

Wingloo, are you using PPP or RMNET?? If you are not sure, you may want to re-flash, and make sure you verify that PPP is selected during the install.

Rob
[HD2 Android NAND Development] d.brega:
look touch screen during the call

I would like to know if you can lock touch screen command when i call with smartphone.

Thank's a lot fpr your response.

Bye.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dominicpcl:
Maybe just skip the UHS. Just get the normal one.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
It doesn't though, I tried this earlier before posting. If ppp is not selected in aroma, data doesn't work. I agree though it should work like this, since bootloader is detected in aroma.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
Then perhaps it is not detecting haret install properly.

I just tried a fresh install again with rmnet selected (on wm6.5), data isn't working.

There are no ppp files in system, nor in init.d.

Something is amiss;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I see nothing in the above suggesting that Magdlr is or is not installed.

You do not actually need Magldr or cLK to boot Windows Mobile.

The updater script seems to delete PPP only if MAGLDR is identified however there seems to be no line in the Aroma script that sets the variable to "HaRET":

if file_getprop("/tmp/nfo.prop", "bootloader") == "MAGLDR" then
delete("/system/ppp");
delete("/system/default.prop");
delete("/system/etc/init.d/97ppp");
ui_print(" RMNET installed.");
endif;

I'd go with Robbie's suggestion and make sure PPP is selected in the Android installation to SD.

----

Often wrong. Never in doubt.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
In the updater script, yes, you are correct.

Still, if the PPP files/folder are not there (I cannot confirm this as I do not have this install type) something is definitely not "seeing" HaRET someplace... The simplest way would be to look for either /system/ppp or /system/etc/init.d/97ppp in a file explorer and confirm it after the installation. If those are not present (for whatever reason) the connection will fail in an SD installation.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ultraboss:
Same here !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JagSem:
Hey, thanks for the ROM dev.

I'm really struggling to get the softkeys working. I've searched the thread and re-installed the ROM with softkeys enabled, I've installed the V2 patch and the V3 patch. Still no softkeys. I'm installing this via Native method with everything on the SD card. It's a 32Gb Class 10 with partition size of 2Gb and 32Kb cluster.

Another thing, I've tried adjusting the dpi but this crashes when I reboot. I'm thinking that this could be down to the kernel, or maybe the whole 4.2.2 ROM??. I'm as yet to change the kernel as I don't know which one would be suitable.

Any help on the above would be most gratefully appreciated as I really like this ROM. It's fast. Faster than other ROMS I've used so I would like to keep it.

Thank you people.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
Hi JagSem, have you enabled extended desktop? This can remove softkeys from screen.

As for crashing on dpi change, what dpi are you trying to change to?

Also check md5sum is the same as on the first post.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ares93:
Is there a way to disable all hardware buttons aside from the power button while the phone is "sleeping" on a software level? Basically so it only wakes on power button input, not on the others.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
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[HD2 Android NAND Development] Quentin himself:
ButtonRemapper, you can find it on Xda ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
English only on the forum please;)

Unless you are posting via tapatalk that your keyboard does not work:confused::D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
OMG sorry I was reading the forum while making a bbq and didn't lock the phone and put it in my pocket and look at that! Unbelievable! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
It's great that you found it out. You're very smart.

Changing the scaling values is what I did.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
RMNET is default.

But if you choose RMNET with cLK or HaRet, the script will change it to PPP.

In the install log, you'll see that you're installing PPP even if you choose RMNET with cLK or HaRet.

Not sure if there's any bug in HaRet.

I didn't test HaRet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Thank you.

I think I found the cause.

startup.txt

set cmdline "rel_path=NativeSD bootloader=haret"

I should change it to bootloader=HaRet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Please download framework-res.apk_JB-v2.2-softkeys_in_landscape.zip again.

There's a typo in the install script.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ultraboss:
Solution found !

Tick the developer option "Disable HW overlays" ;)

And you can tick also the option "Force GPU rendering" if you want speed up (a little) the UI and your apps, but in some apps it can produces little glitches (ie. Facebook)

:cowboy:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] d.brega:
anyone can help me?

Tank's a lot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pathologo:
Since a few days I have to press the back button twice in many cases. Anybody experiencing the same?

It's not the fault of the hardware button and it's not the fault of the softkey as both have this problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
Hi tytung, I changed "haret" to "HaRet" in the cmdline and fresh installed (Ignore sig, i am on wm6.5). It still installs rmnet.

In checksys.sh, the script seems to search for "haret"

#!/sbin/sh

echo "bootloader=MAGLDR" > /tmp/nfo.prop

output=`grep -i "clk" /proc/cmdline`
if [ -n "$output" ]; then
echo "bootloader=cLK" > /tmp/nfo.prop
fi

output=`grep -i "haret" /proc/cmdline`
if [ -n "$output" ]; then
echo "bootloader=HaRet" > /tmp/nfo.prop
fi

But it first puts magldr in nfo.prop, then checks for clk and haret.

So if for some reason it can't find haret, the default is magldr, and rmnet is installed.

Not sure myself how to fix this.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Well, we shouldn't change startup.txt.

I forgot to check checksys.sh.

So the problem is why the "haret" string is not in /proc/cmdline while using haret.exe on WinMo?

For some reasons, the cmdline parameters "rel_path=NativeSD bootloader=haret" in startup.txt is not sent to /proc/cmdline.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
Would it be better to have ppp as default in aroma, and check for magldr somehow in checksys?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
No. It's not better. Just because I use RMNET. haha :)

Well, our radio supports RMNET by default, so the default value should be RMNET.

PPP is a hack.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trungsoo:
since nexushd2 4.1.2 rom has fixed the usb tetherting then does it mean that this 4.2.2 version has it fixed yet? if yes then a new version is coming soon right? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
No.

Maybe no more new ROMs released from me "on XDA".

Because a senior moderator from XDA Developer Committee (not HD2 forum) has PMed me that I shouldn't use any download links of the revenue sharing websites. And it violates the XDA rule.

He will do something after 24 hours. :confused:

I don't know what will happen.

So...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
Neither do I, but I know what we can do instead

Transaction Ref. 7WN5860877640145D

For the work you have done already.

Your choice (as always) for any work you may do in the future.

Many thanks tytung.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AKRRKA:
Very sad news. :eek:

Do not leave HD2 and all of us.

We all know where to find you: https://sites.google.com/site/nexushd2android/

Go on to any resource, the main out with it a new ROM`s.

A huge thank you for your work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pathologo:
Did he tell you which rule he is referring to? Rule 13?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
Where are you thinking on moving your releases in a worst case scenario? Personal website? Other forum?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Good_vibes:
Here
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mackereljoe:
Tytung where ever you go we go. Just name the site. As soon as i can i will PayPal a little something. Thank you for all you have done to my hd2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marcimix:
I will try donate you anyway as soon as possible. I just don't understand way of this moderator. Why not if you doing awesome work for the HD2? Thank you so much for the newest 4.2.1 Maybe the moderator is little jealous. It's so sad.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] symbuzzer:
Thanks for new 4.1.2 rom. Can you fix native usb tethering in this 4.2.2 version?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sunitknandi:
If you want I can host the ROM files for you. :) Just give me some ad codes for the download page, so that you earn some pennies. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Thank you.

Yes, the rule 13.

He didn't say the donation and advertisements in my website is not allowed.

He just focused on the file hosting sites.

His point is strange.

Maybe someone reports my download hosts to him.

You can ask kinfauns for more detail.

The worst case is that I'll close all my ROM threads and leave xda.

All my threads have brought xda more than "12,xxx,xxx page views" which means a lot of advertising income for xda.

If I shouldn't make money from my hard work, they (xda) shouldn't either. :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Well, the solution should be similar to CM10.

But I won't release any new ROM so far.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
I agreed with you completely.

I just sent kinfauns a PM and I suggest that everyone should send him a PM also asking him to drop this non issue. The text of my PM to kinfauns can be read below:

"Hello kinfauns,

Could you please make me understand why you are having a problem with Tytung's HD2 roms been hosted by a site that pays him stipends?

We users are getting the roms absolutely free, we are very happy about the host sites arrangement and no one is harm in the process.

I hope you will agree with thousands of HD2 users that "if it is not broken, dont fix it". Please drop whatever objection you are having and lets the sleeping dog lies. XDA rule 13 or any other rule is clearly not violated in any way form or shape.

I have no doubt that you are a great guy and you will drop this non issue and move on to a better thing.

Regards."
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
I agree the rule is silly (specially after saying they agree with donations), but it clearly states:

I'm guessing they are trying to keep the site clean and efficient for their visitors. Pay per click hosts are slower, sometimes ridden with virus and fake "download" images. Asking for the mod to turn a blind eye might work, I don't know how strict they are in their rule enforcing here. Tytung constantly saying he expects remuneration for his work (by using his pay per click hosts) makes his case harder to argue. I do understand Tytung's point, I just don't know if XDA mods will allow it...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Very silly rule indeed. XDA does allow developers to make money despite what rule 13 says. There are lots of apps posted here that have pro version and/or in app purchases. Lets all hope the cooler heads will prevail and this issue will be dropped.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harshadura:
Dear tytung,

We always salute your hardwork, We get these nicer, day today usable Android ROMs in our precious HD2 because of you,

Please dont take too much about these nonsense issues.. Very silly people, They dont know how to salute great people :(

(I have just donated few bucks for you.)

with Love,

Long time HD2 user.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlerota:
Then xda should change the business model. If someone has xxx.xxx.xxx page views they should give the rom developer some money from the revenue they make. (of course if developer wants it) It's not bad to change the business model if you find a better solution. In this case, all parties wins. Users have better links without malware, developers have for beer, and xda gains more developers and thus more xxx.xxx.xxx page views :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] macs18max:
Wow. After 5 android generation (Froyo, GB, ICS, JB4.1.2, JB4.2.2) of total dedication work and this is what he gets. tytung should have not deserved this..

In my opinion, unless the file hosting site doesn't harm with virus then any site should be ok. I don't think so xda have specified specific sites on which we should host files, and xda doesn't provide service to host large files, so hosting files on site A or B should not matter , well I don't know haven't still read all rules:confused:

I hope one party should compromises and get this issue solved cause without tytung, developement on HD2 will die eventually on xda.

Feel xda should reconsider.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
Only thing that I can think off is that this mod wants to shut down development on HD2 on XDA :( If tytung goes HD2 development is dead for good on XDA...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] symbuzzer:
on xda or generally? all of us know your google site and your donation channels. I think it is enough. maybe an phpbb forum will open for your 5 generation roms. In this case you can add your google adsense advertisments in it. I like to clicking adverts:) And I love my english;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Deyinka:
Thanks. Fixed a lot of glitches on my phone.

Hope there'd still be a thread to discuss Tytung's ROMs if he moves on...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] benlm72:
Hi,

I just have faced the same problem yesterday : after waking up my phone from stand-by, it was in the same state although I've done nothing with it. The most annoying is that there's no notification in the top notification bar, although notifications are set for apps, and that the lockscreen doesn't run although it's set to schema. Does anybody alreadey faced this problem, and found a way to fix it without reinstalling the rom ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mokkami:
Very very sad news. Hopefully they change their minds. I and i guess many others appreciated your hard work on the HD2. Also XDA should appreciate that they got so many clicks because of the HD2 over so many years.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pulser_g2:
XDA is well aware that there is a need for good file hosting, and while there is nothing to say at present on the matter, we have partnered with Dev-Host and Goo.im (http://d-h.st and http://goo.im respectively) such that all XDA devs can take advantage of their offerings free of charge. Goo.im offer automated uploads via FTP and SSH as well, dev-host offer web-based uploads for simplicity, I believe.

Nobody wants HD2 development to die for any reason - the HD2 is the longest-lasting device ever, and I in fact bought one last week :) So let's be 100% clear, nobody wants anything to "die".

Yes, the reason is we received enough complaints from users (and other developers) in the past about the use of file hosting sites. I am on my home PC right now which has fairly strict "crap blocking" on my router, so I can't get a screenshot, but there are countless file hosts with their "fake" Download buttons, and their adverts for scare-ware security software (arguably malware in some cases). There's a trivial example at http://blog.malwarebytes.org/intelligence/2012/10/pick-a-download-part-2/, but the fact this is so well documented shows the extent of the issue.

Indeed, I'm sure most people reading this will know the "play", "download" advert I'm thinking of, which is particularly bad.

This is about quality of user experience. XDA has a massive infrastructure set up to allow for file attachments. Unlike almost every other forum in existence, we do not require login to download files in attachments. We believe in improving user experience. For that reason, we also look for users to join us in this.

I tried to download this ROM today just to see...

DepositFiles: Average download time in regular mode: 87 minutes + 60 second "wait"

UltraMegaBit: 12 second wait before captcha submission, 48 minutes to download, then appears to be a scam site, saying:

Uploaded.net: 30 second wait, plus captcha, 1 Hour 9 Minutes to download, 1 file every 3 hours (ie. if download fails or connection drops)

Baidu: the SolveMedia captcha used before giving access to the baidu link appears revenue-generating as well (since baidu doesn't pay for downloads), download woefully slow outside of china (5 KB/s)

For comparison, I downloaded an ArchLinux ISO a few minutes before I got a PM from a user to look at this thread. That was over 500 MB, and I downloaded it at over 4 MB/s (megabytes per second)... It took me around 2 minutes to download a file about 2.5x the size of this ROM. Cost to me to download? $0. Number of annoying scamware adverts seen? 0.

Hopefully that clears things up for the user who asked me to take a look at the thread :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dungphp:
Im trying to port HTC One S but i have a problem !

Can you help me how to remove the Pointer or it in any where ?

Thank you very much !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
quality of user experience is greatly improved after the rom is downloaded and is on our phones.

I am sure we all are willing to have a little rough (eg. Download/wait times) with the smooth (self-explanatory)

tytung has provided brief instructions to avoid the ad links here

These could perhaps be expanded, such as if pop-up occurs, press x at top. But i think it is pretty clear.

Just my tuppence worth.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
Absolutely agree to this :D Even if Tytung does this for free, it is fair that he can earn some money from downloads. There is minor number of us who donates to developers, so earning money in this way is no problem for me... Noobs will get their adware and viruses in one way or another :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mokkami:
So that maybe XDA DEV gets the revenue from goo.in and dev-host instead of the DEV like e.g. tytung? :laugh:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pulser_g2:
Nah, no revenue there... They use every cent they can from their sites to pay for more bandwidth and storage capacity.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
Another thought on the subject of earning pennies from downloads.

I can understand if xda did not want the practice to spread site-wide.

Perhaps then it should be limited to elite recognised developers only.

I am sure that tytung would be deserving of this title;)