yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] die_braut:
Sorry, but this doesn't work. The unlock pattern is hidden now and shows up when I hit the unlock button. And it is still the small size, not the one I want.

But thanks for your reply ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Settings?

Partitions?

Device type?

Bootloader?

Anything??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rgshah3:
coming from v1.3a

Tmobile HD2

MGDLR

using the default partition from mskip 250mb 10M cache with cwm 3

1.3 working fine but not 2.3
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Tmobile - as in US version? Or EU (512) version?

Did you install the ROM as DataOnEXT or all in NAND?

If you installed all in NAND I would guess your /data partition may be too small.

If not, I can only guess a bad install or bad blocks in important locations.

If it is bad blocks (you can check for them) you can "move" your /system partition somewhat by altering other partition sizes, such as increasing the recovery partition size to 10 MB and/or the boot partitionsize.

If your /system partition is too small (400 is not too small, if that is what you have) you will likely not boot, as you described.

There are a lot of variables - the more info you can check and be sure of the more likely you will be to solve the problem. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rgshah3:
the US version (1024) .. all NAND

my system is 250mb and not 400 mb sorry

how do i repartition?

v1.3a has the same requirements and still works just fine then why not this one?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] die_braut:
There is an all in one tool here at xda. Google HD2 Toolkit, it provides all the tools you need in a simple GUI.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Burag:
Tytung, can you base your next release on current cm-10.1 branch, instead of *-staging (CM-10.1 RC / Final builds)?

The staging branch is waaay back feature wise.

And privacy manager just got merged (NOT into staging!) ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
You can use the HD2 toolkit (you may have to alter the flash.cfg file values) or daf.exe or mskip's guides or ...

The guidelines are a minimum specification. They do not take into account bad blocks which may form on a device over time. Also, different ROMs include different versions of apps which may have newer requirements when used/installed. Don't forget that the installation process is conditional and you might include some components which others did not or which were not present in earlier versions.

The bottom line is that things change. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Progmanit:
After installation V2.3 [NativeSD], I began to see the ads Google in many applications (although I never saw her in dozens of other ROMs). The impression is that fresh hosts file has activated all the ads back. Please tell me what can I do with it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Quentin himself:
I used it before it was deleted from the PlayStore. Don't know if it's a good way to have it back, so take precautions.

It might be possible to delete internet access right with the incognito mode in the future CM (only 10 maybe) therefore you can "kill" ads on apps that don't need internet as a main purpose (not forums, IRC, HTML5 apps, ...)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
AdAway is a good app. It was removed from the Play store because Google makes money on ads and this app (with others like it) decrease Google's revenues.

Technically you can do everything it does manually - hosts is a plain text file. But AdAway makes it quick and easy.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] Quentin himself:
Sorry for misunderstandings, I used it for months without problems. I know this was the cause to delete it from the market but what I wanted to say is :

I don't know if the way of installing it now (mentionned some posts above) is safe because I haven't tested it (the way not the app) and I haven't read or heard someone saying he installed this way. Sorry again, I really have to improve my English (I'm doing my best) :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Don't worry. It is not only you. I read too fast sometimes while working and miss the point also. I'll have to go back later to see about that install process... ;)

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] Progmanit:
Dear friends! Anyone tried the new Instagramm with video on this ROM? I have videos refuses to play (it was the same on the previous version of NexusHD2 JB4.1_1.4a). What could be wrong?

P.S. i have the European version of HD2 and NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10.1 V2.3 in NativeSD-mode
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
f-droid.org and it's app is an alternative to google play that just hosts open source projects....the source code etc for everything including the app is avalable however you can just go to the website and download the apk without having to install their app. This is true for any app they host but you won't get notification of updates if you do that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanderer.wetware:
BT use most power

Thank you to supply us the best HD ROMs, I have upgrade my HD2 to NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10.1_V2.3, I find a problem, bluetooth use the most power with 27% in past 1d 1h 24m, it's always disabled on my HD2, what can I do for debugging?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] die_braut:
This way is safe. Installed it multiple times using this method.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yeatsluo:
Same problem here.

system 285MB

Fresh install v2,2 works

Fresh install v2.3 - got infinite loop in the initial logo display

would prefer to stay in v2.2 until anyone proposes a final solution.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] die_braut:
You can try to increase the system size to 300 MB. Or, try to deselect some options, the TTS or Gnow options. I have 250MB system and only selected the ringstones.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pabloj:
same problem with shazam, soundhound, audiotool.When you use them, and then you receive a call, a buzz single is heard, and there is to remove the battery and restart again to operate the phone. I think that it is related to the driver of audio and maybe has no solution, because our HD2 is not a native android.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Increase your system partition size to 360 MB or more.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lolo78:
Any idea for my 3G problem ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mackereljoe:
Yes I did with one go I have tmo hd2

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I share the very same sentiments as you. I have flashed every Rom tytung ever released and have never had a problem not once. So like you I have no idea why others have so much problems.

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I am on 286 partition and as I said before no problems.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Yes, I understand. But, there has to be a difference if yours works and theirs does not.

Perhaps you have less bad blocks than they do...

Perhaps they attempted to install everything or added things to /system/apps..

I have no idea but there are many variables which is why this is difficult to identify, especially when people with issues offer little information. :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] googlephone:
I am the one with no luck with v2.3.

I did full nand install on tmo HD2 and selected full install in aroma install. Are you suggesting select customized install instead of install everything in aroma installer?

I have 300MB system partition with 18MB free after install and magldr bootloader.

Maybe there are 18MB bad blocks on my HD2.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Maybe you are lucky that your HD2's NAND doesn't have any bad blocks. Many users have the problem which is fixable by increasing the system partition size.

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Try 360 MB or more.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
If you have a lot of time and you want to know the answer - yes. You can start with a minimal install. If it works keep redoing it and each time add a few more things till it fails to boot.

Most of us do not have that kind of time though. :)

Another problem that comes with full installs is memory. The HD2 is limited and Google apps all want to start at boot. This will create unbearable lags eventually.

Anyway, my suggestion would be to try a DataOnExt install (option 2). Ideally, you should have a Class 6 card for this (minimum Class 4). If you are in the US and need a card I posted in to in my SD thread about Samsung Class 6 32GB for $20. Should still be available though I didn't check today.

Repartition your device to have 10 MB for recovery, 10 MB for boot and 400 MB for system. Data will go to the card (ext4 partition).

You might be surprised how well that works one you fine tune it.

The total amount is unimportant. If a critical module is written to NAND where a bad blocks is a single bad byte can make your system hang.

You know, if everyone checked for bad blocks and told us how many they have, and what they installed on what device and how..

Naw, that'll never happen. :sly:

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] stealth21:
I'll be trying this rom todaywhen possible.

I'll write you guys all my experience ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bbot3k:
I can't find developer's options settings page
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Already answered quite a few times here... Go to ROM Settings/About, scroll down to the bottom-most entry (build), and click it seven times. Note that you will not return to OZ... :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
You really could have used SEARCH for this question as it has been answered many times.

Go to system settings and scroll to the bottom.

Tap "About phone" 7 or more times..

I *knew* I was forgetting something from my version of the answer! :o

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] bijan.:
I install it now

it`s awesome like always and so fast BUT there is a notice for old version I use 290 MB and 5 MB cache but in v.2.3 it didn't boot and I change it to 300 MB with 10 M cache and it now working like a charm.

thank you dear tytung
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bijan.:
I have a problem

I have a banking app that the keyboard isn't working on it. i try several keyboard but I cant input anything. i had this problem since first version I think.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yeatsluo:
re: infinite circling issue @ v2.3

bad block found at ~150MB and ~230MB. not sure how much impact to the total available size.

adjusted the CWR by

5MB cache

290MB system

performed custom install to discard Google now and Google TTS.

now v2.3 runs.

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NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10.1 ROM

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Installing to NAND and SD-EXT...

Mounting NAND and SD-EXT partitions...

about to run program [/tmp/mount_DataOnEXT.sh] with 1 args

mtd: erase failure at 0x08f20000

mtd: not erasing bad block at 0x0de20000

Wiping Dalvik-Cache...

Dalvik-Cache wiped.

Copying files...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gandrinno:
Hello, I have installed this beautiful ROM with DataOnExt, and it is working great except my screen flickers when I am in recent apps screen.

Somebody knows what is happening?

Many, many thanks to developers of this ROM!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Bluetooth Low Sound Issues

Guys, am about to try Tytung's latest but before I do can anyone confirm if the low sound issues affecting bluetooth have been fixed. What I mean by this is after connecting/disconnecting to my car's bluetooth, the volume levels drop. All previous fixes posted by Tytung don't resolve this and the only solution is to make a call after the phone disconnects or reboot the phone. Appreciate any feedback on this. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
tytung has updated the low sound fixer to 1.07 in the latest version. If you are still on 2.2 you can try just the fixer here. If it works you can then upgrade.

Bluetooth tethering is being worked on ATM, with the help of marco.palumbi, on tytung's site.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slashas69:
[MENTION=2677399]tytung[/MENTION],

Can you make your forum accessible via tapatalk?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
Im posting this here, cause its the most read topic (im using 4.1.2 JB 1.4a atm).

So im having a problem with JB (ICS was good, no lags and stuff), but with JB using as NAND+dataonext (w/ CL4 16gb card) my programs are getting slow ("program is not respoding" message pop up most of the time)..

Even with browsers sometimes webpages gone unresponsible...

Is this happening to me, cause i have a slow card for JB ( it was good on ICS)

Sometimtes when im browsing i cant click on things, but i can zoomin-out.. can scroll on the webpages, but i cant click on thigs.. message pop up: browser isnt respoding.. wait, or close... after clicking wait, a few mins after its okay.. for a min or something..

Help pls. (sorry for my english)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
1. How much free space do you have in /system and /data?

2. What speed class is your SD card?

3. How much free memory is left 10 minutes after boot?

4. What are your min free settings?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] agbommarito:
Landscape Softkey

I've done some investigating and have come up with a fix for the landscape softkeys being too tall. Before the change, the softkeys looked like the screenshot below. Notice that the back arrow is cut off at the bottom.

After the change, the softkeys look like this:

I've integrated the landscape softkey mod with the power button mod that I previously did. When combined together, the softkeys look like this:

The attached file NexusHD2-JB_V2.3-SoftkeyMods.zip is flashable from recovery. There are individual options to select the landscape softkey mod and the power button mod in any combination.

EDIT on 28 Jun 2013 - file download was updated with the recent Tytung / Marco Palumbi BT Tether fix.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mackereljoe:
I don't see any options to select different combinations it worked but i don't see any power button. Thanks all the same as i can now access my back arrow key in landscape mode
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agbommarito:
Flashing the mod just adds the power button capabilities to the CyanogenMod navigation bar editor. You still have to enable the extra softkey. To do that, go to Settings, then click System->Navigation Bar->Lock Icon. Click the small plus sign on the left side of the navigation bar, then scroll to the power button option you want (either visible or invisible icon) and click it. Finally, click the Lock Icon again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
1: Cant answer to this... I only know that system has 307.31MB files in, and data has 0 bytes (in the internal storage) (on my sd card->dataonext "data" folder has 16.36MB files in."

2. My sd speed in my last comment, its a 16GB CLASS4 Card.

3. Even after hours of boot, its RAM 224 used / 186 MB FREE.

4. Min free settings? - I dont know what is this.. and where to find this.

Thanks. (On ICS 4.0.4 NexusHD2 I had no lags and screen froozes like on NexuHD2 JB (any kind of JB 4.1.2 4.22)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mackereljoe:
You are a genius man thanks it works perfect now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Thanks for the tip. I already found the download and will try today and report back. Just wondered if anyone had tried this and what the result was. ;)

EDIT: Just tested with Soundfixer 1.07 and there is no change so looks like more work required to figure out why the new Bluetooth drivers are behaving this way.:(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Hmm.. The puzzle becomes more complicated..

Regarding #1 - do you recall how the device was partitioned? In other words, what was the partition size of /system when created?

Anyway, if you indeed have 186 MB free RAM the device should be more responsive or so it seems.

Min free settings you can see in various apps, including ROM Toolbox.

How did you upgrade? Did you do a clean install or an update to the new ROM? I am guessing that your Dalvik cache was cleared in the process. Unfortunately, I don't have a quick and easy solution for you at the moment. The problem could be coming from the SD card (it may need to be cleaned up or reformatted) or the system partition (have you tried to fix permissions? I don't really think this will fix the problem but it only takes a few minutes)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
I have just installed ROM Toolbox.. first message: ROM Toolbox Lite isn't responding. Do you want to close it? -Wait, Report, Ok. :)

Well i found this "Min free settings manager" But everything was on default, so i dont know what you want me to check?

Yes my SD Card has a 2GB Extended partition, it was formatted with 32kbyte cluster size FAT32 (if i remember it right..).

It was a clean install, did a full wipe, full format on everything (under recovery). Every cache was deleted/wiped.

Yes i have tried to fix permission a dozen times.

So im clueless, the only 1 thing that changed from NexusHD2 ICS to JB was the ROM only itself.

So JB might need a higher class 6-10 card.. or i dont know.

NexusHD2 JB 4.1.2 needed 285 NAND size, so i give them 300 or 305 (and i didnt do full install!).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
As a future reference, if you are using DataOnEXT option the space following /system in NAND (what you know as "userdata") is not used. As a result, you can make your system partition 400 MB to allow for extra space and possibly avoid bad blocks.

Okay, let's try some things..

Do you have a file explorer with root privileges, like ES File Explorer? Look in /system/etc/init.d and see if there is a file there called "99_lowmemorykiller". If there is such a file delete it.

Go to ROM Toolbox and set the min free setting to "agressive".

Click apply.

Click Apply on boot - You can try this without doing step 1 above but the change will be lost when you re-boot the device.

Use the device for a while and see if you can feel any improvements.

I am not suggesting you go and buy a new SD Card since the device should work okay with what you have (unless the card is starting to have issues). If you do wan to look at slightly faster cards I am now using a Samsung Class 6 card which can be found on sale in the US for $20 or so. No idea what prices or availability are by you, sorry.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
Cant find Free Min Manager again, but in the Task Manager Preferences, theres a button for Kill Apps (Uses kill for aggressive process terminator) - In the Rom Toolbox program.

And the 99_lowmemorykiller file cannot be deleted.. File Explorer with Root Access sees the file, says operation complete, but the file is still there. - Managed to delete via ROM Toolbox.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Not exactly the same thing. You only want to kill inactive processes with min free...

Are you using ES File Explorer - with root?

In any case, select properties for 99_lowmemorykiller and enable write permissions to all before deleting.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
So, 99_lowmemorykiller is deleted. ROM is still laggy.

Finally found MINFREEMANAGER in Rom toolbox.

But i dont know what to check, everything is on default settings.

Foreground app: 14mb

Visible app: 19mb

Secondary server: 24mb

Hidden App: 32mb

Content Provider 37mb

Empty App: 45mb.

SHould i apply this? Or what?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NLBeev:
Thx for that info.

I deleted the:beer: file and my hd2 is faster,
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
After you start ROM Toolbox, switch to the PERFORMANCE tab on top.

Find TASK MANAGER and tap it once.

Swipe the TOP of the Task Manager screen from left to right like the arrow shows

and you have arrived to min free settings.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
I have edited my comment, but ill paste it here :p

So, 99_lowmemorykiller is deleted. ROM is still laggy.

Finally found MINFREEMANAGER in Rom toolbox.

But i dont know what to check, everything is on default settings.

Foreground app: 14mb

Visible app: 19mb

Secondary server: 24mb

Hidden App: 32mb

Content Provider 37mb

Empty App: 45mb.

SHould i apply this? Or what?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Elveneleven:
Bluetooth Tether

Hi Tytung,

i installed V2.3 today (Native SD, 8GB Ext 4, ExtRecovery, WinMo in NAND) and everyting works fine, except bluetooth tethering.

It seems the driver doesnt start correctly when enabling it in settings.Problem existes in all versions of this rom.

Maybe some Code from the NexusHD2 CM10 ROM could help cause Bluetooth Tether was working in V1.3a, no more working in 1.4 and is working again in V1.5.

If you need logcat or i can do something else to help you fix this problem, please pm me.

Greetz Elveneleven
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gasanpride:
You can also download the stand alone 'minfree' app from play store. It is easy to use. Setup to aggressive. Uninstall any taskkiller you have prior to use.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Scroll up till you see PRESETS and APPLY.

Tap PRESETS, select AGRESSIVE (or another choice)

Tap APPLY

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] agbommarito:
As far as I know, the BT tether fix doesn't support landscape softkeys. There will be an update soon that does.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
With aggressive setting, the phone went super laggy.

Still isnt responding message pops up.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Well, with plenty of memory and space in system partition there are two things apps have in common.

CPU and sd card.

1. Make sure your device is not running at a slow clock speed for some reason (setup/performance/processor). You could try over clocking with something like setcpu.

2. Try another sd card. All your apps and dalvik cache are on that card. If it is having problems everything will lag.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] bijan.:
Problem

I have a banking app that the keyboard isn't working on it. i try several keyboard but I cant input anything. i had this problem since first version I think.

any idea??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
Does the app definitely work on JB? check on app developer site.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mbunal:
tytung: is there any release schdule?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
Min settings is 245MHZ , MAX is 998 MHZ

So the ROM should be okay on HD2 ( no lags, screen freeze and stuff, right? (Like the ICS NexusHD2?)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Szczepanik:
Off-topic but suggest you try KeePass droid as it has its own keyboard (prevents key logging) and ability to easily switch input keyboard.

Cheers

Tom

My Note 2 to you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Martin Mystere:
Now I have one major problem and I really need help - I don't have network service at all!!!

Signal bar is empty, it says no service and when I go to settings/More/Network and try to go inside that and manually switch on my network provider I got message that settings must close, so I can't do nothing!

Any solution to this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Teemoo:
My screen still does not wake up on incoming call. picth black...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I am using 1190 for max.

I have also found that reformatting the sd card occasionally and restoring everything can improve performance quite a bit.

I see that on very rare occasions.

What happens if you tap the home button while ringing?

Are you using something like SetCPU or have a low CPU speed set below 245?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Teemoo:
I've just restored my backup (cm10)(I've installed on top of this) after I saw it is not fixed, despite it says fixed. but I belive screen would wake up, becuse I've tested with previous versions(2.2)(maybe 2.1 too), and Its screen does wake up if I press a button while there is an incoming black call.

I am using smartassv2 with minimum 245, and no extra app like setcpu
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yaro666:
do a clean install or fix permissions at least.