yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] z_harris:
Same with me. Impossible to make mobile data working. :sad:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mackereljoe:
I have and always had everything on Nand and I have no speed issues plus my phone is stable. I only use some third party apps to put my regular apps on ext 4 because of space constrains and not speed. I am no expert but I think you are better off on Nand.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mbunal:
bug or what?

i always checked phone->settings->dialpad settings->dial selected contact checkbox. but some time after it is unchecked.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djghost_:
Thanks for the reply tytung :)

The problem is, that the softkeys appear right after i flash the rom. Despite that, after the install i reboot the system to go through the first startup wizard, then i go back to CWM flashing the softkeys enabler v2 or v3, flashing the framework for landscape and the power button.

After the flashing i rebooted the system. The power button has been added correctly, but the landscape mode still doesnt work. Im doin the whole instalation on a clean EXT4 partitio every time and the problem wont disappear ... I dont know whats the problem ...

The installation order which im using to configure my device is:

- task 29

- radio 2.15.50.14

- cLK 1.5.2.1

- CWM touch beta 8 by munjeni

- booting into CLK -> settings -> add sboot

- booting into CWM

- installing the rom from .zip using native SD (NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10.1 V2.2)

- flashing flash_sboot_v2.zip

- rebooting into cLK -> settings -> set default kernel to sboot

- booting from sboot into first startup wizard

- after startup i see the softkeys enabled desite not flashing the softkeys enabler

- i go back to CWM to flash the softkeys enabler, framework for landscape and power button

- then i see "safe mode" in the bottom left corner after i flash those ...

IDK if im making a mistake during the installation ? Correct me if im wrong :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
What I would suggest, regardless, is that you avoid all ultra SD Cards. These are great for serial work (video) but seriously problematic for random access. I had 2 Sandisk Ultra SD Cards and they caused all sorts of problems (terrible write speeds!). I then purchased a Samsung and it has been faultless. I always install as Native SD because I have found this to be faster than either NAND or DataOnExt. To give an idea of the read/write speeds of both, the following are the results on my phone using A1 SD Bench (available from the marketplace):

1. NAND - read 16.22Mb/s, write 6.81Mb/s

2. Samsung 32Gb Class 10 SD Card - read 18.7Mb/s. write 10.09Mb/s

As you can see, the Samsung beats both read and write speeds. Hope the above helps and also gives others an indication of the NAND speed on their phone. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pathologo:
I'm still using NAND only with my own stripped down variant of tytung's ROM. SD card is just too unsafe for me.

Btw, such benchmarks as posted above are crap and incompetent.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skinbis:
Just installed this rom. now when i open play store and try to download an app like facebook, im told its not compatible with my device. what should i do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
You're maybe right ,but what in case of EU HD2 with 512Mb rom (410 available ) and the system partition should be e.g. 380Mb?You're left with 30Mb of free space on NAND and there isn't much you can do about it.With 3rd party apps for moving content to sd card there is always part of that content that must stay on nand,you cannot move them entirely to sd card.Only solution in that case is Dataonext installation with ext4. And with class 10 sd card, it works really fast. I have a 400Mb system partition on EU HD2 with 2Gb ext4 on 16Gb class 10 Patriot Pro sd card, with readahead set to 2048Kb and everything works fast and smooth (with ~60 apps installed).

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Oh, a benchmarks expert, huh? Maybe some of them are crap, but if you get similar results from a variety of over 10 benchmarks, used both on phone and PC, then you cannot call it crap. So, "expert", educate yourself first before calling something crap.

Anyway, even without benchmarks, I can see how my phone is working, compared with roms on nand and on sd card, and I'm having no issues regarding speed and smoothness.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pathologo:
Hey, benchmarks fanboi, you obviously don't know that benchmarks never reflect any real life usage, so yea, go figure, or shall I say, go and have a bit of technical education. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
If you red my post,I said even without benchmarks I see that my phone is pretty fast and smooth with dataonext installation.I don't need benchmarks to determine that.I'm just saying that you cannot call them crap in general, cause some of them are serious tools which provide exact informations. It is true that I got some insane results on some of them which proved wrong in real usage and I can call those crap, but I also had some that are not so known and public and they proved their worth in testing. So ,no hard feelings man, hope I didn't offended you in any way.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
You can choose to enable or disable softkeys when you flash this ROM.

Default is to enable the softkeys.

If enabling softkeys, just flash softkeys_in_landscape.zip.

Reboot and you will see softkeys in landscape mode.

No idea about Power_Button.zip

You may wait for the dev, agbommarito's reply.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Did you change ro.sf.lcd_density=240 in build.prop?

If so, please change it back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skinbis:
Yeah i did. Changed it back but still the same feedback. Will it work if i install a multi dpi play store?

Fixed it!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pathologo:
No no, I'm cool, it's quite hard to offend me in terms of computers.

All that sounds fine, it's just that I don't trust benchmarks because they really cannot compare e.g. SD cards at all their aspects. Random read/write can't be really simulated.

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Changing the DPI can take the play store some time to pick it up.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tomen:
On the App manager Clear Google Play data and reboot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Just as a matter of curiosity, how much free space did you have left?

Google has confirmed that Android devices will run (very) slow with most or all of the storage being used. Doing a Google

search for this subject

will turn up tons of notes and discussions regarding it. Of course, if you had plenty of space left none of this is applicable but for those who may be short on space it might be good information.

The MoDaCo toolkit for XPosed Framework has an option to enable multi-user support for Nexus devices. It likely will not work on the HD2 but I have not tried it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agbommarito:
I don't use CLK, so I can't really comment on your list of tasks. My suggestion is to do one flash at a time. Flash the ROM first, boot it and complete setup. Then go back to recovery and flash the softkey enabler/disabler. Boot the ROM and check operation. Go back to recovery and flash the landscape softkeys. Boot the ROM and check operation. Finally do the same for the power button mod. This of course will take awhile, but it will give you clues about where the problem lies.

The softkey enabler/disabler just changes a properties file. The landscape softkey mod changes just framework-res.apk. And the power button mod changes just SystemUI.apk. There should be no interaction between these three.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] colinou:
?

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] noumic:
hello,

NexusHD2-JellyBean-CM10.1_V2.2, sfr tv not working.

TyphooN_CM7_v3.8.9-MAGLDR, sfr tv works

you can solve the problem of video gpu, if you please:crying:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
[MENTION=2677399]tytung[/MENTION]

Have you considered to insert some other launcher in your rom as stock,rather than Trebuchet?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
I believe that it is Cyanogenmod's call.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
Thanks ,didn't know how it works...I saw some roms where devs changed stock launchers but I think they were AOKP roms, I'm not really sure.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
It takes 5 to 10 minutes to customize a ROM to have your favourite launcher as "stock". Use some application that lets you move installed apps to system apps (I use /system/app mover), and then remove the unwanted extra system apps (including stock launcher) in the ROM (I use File Explorer ES). Then reboot. You can do it by hand as well. You can even do it before installing the ROM (just move your launcher of choice apk to the system/app folder in the ROM zip). If this all sounds too confusing, you shouldn't be messing with this files to begin with.

This has some benefits if you are using DataOnEXT, with a slow random read/write SD Card (as having your favorite/must have apps in the NAND will make them slightly faster, specially useful with launchers, widgets, lwp, etc).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert32:
hey everyone.

i can't seem to find pie control menu in settings. anyone's got an idea about that?

i have enabled expanded desktop

i'm on 400mb system partition/dataonext and clk1.5.2.1 with cwm touch recovery
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wingloo:
Any updates on the Data function? Not able to use data.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djghost_:
[MENTION=2083914]agbommarito[/MENTION] i have tried to do those kind of installations and it worked nice because i have had an issue when flashing all things without going through the startup wizard and the drawing was getting broke - now I'm doing as u said - flash - reboot - flash - reeboot aso...

[MENTION=2677399]tytung[/MENTION] i have been trying everything:

- installing the rom with enabled softkeys - then i tried to flash the framework - nothing happens while im turning the phone in landscape

- installing the rom with softkeys disabled - then after a reboot i flash the enabler v2 which didnt work for me, then i flashed the enabler v3 u provided to me and then it worked and the softkeys appeared - after a reeboot i flashed the framework but still nothing happens in landscape

Every time Im doing a clean install on a fresh formatted ext4.

Do you know if Im the only one with the landscape thing going wrong ? I know that Im sick bout the softkeys but just prefer them than using the hardware ones which may ware out in a period of time :)

PS: Im gonna try out the earlier ROMs to check if there is going to be a similar issue ...

Is it possible that the CWM recovery is flashing the things wrong and thats why i dont get the landscape mode softkeys ?

I have tried out the latest ICS rom from tytung and the landscape mode still doenst want to show the softkeys ... strange ...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pathologo:
Settings -> System -> Pie controls
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gilbert32:
i know. and it's not there :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yaro666:
works great for me, try to turn on data and reboot phone or setup manually APN
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Works fine for me. Are you using the latest version?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Elibl:
You need to enable softkeys: either with softkeyswitcher from op or with this line in a terminal or total commander:

su
echo qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 >> /data/local.prop

Pretty nice never knew of this option :)

Gesendet von meinem NexusHD2 mit Tapatalk 2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mgreig:
T-Mobile WiFi Calling

I've been searching the thread, but I haven't found anything that indicated if the T-Mobile WiFi Calling works with this ROM. I had it working perfectly with Tytung's Gingerbread ROM, but had issues with his ICS ROM.

Can anyone confirm/deny that:

1. T-Mobile Wifi Calling works with this ROM?

2. Are you using Tytung's T-Mobile WiFi Calling app?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bojanbl:
I have 4GB ext4 partition on SD card and I tried installing only one rom on ext4 partition, but it was also slow, as I said before it is very fast until I installed a lot of apps and had few apps running together...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wingloo:
Done that but it's still not working.

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Yes I am.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harshadura:
i use a tmobile device, i dunno abt wifi calling, but rom works pretty good
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
You can try a clean installation or PPP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wingloo:
Hi kengkaj.s

Thanks for the reply but I have done that too, to no avail.

Basically, I have format the partition to ext4, clean install. Twice at that with different options during installation. But data still fails to work. Both the Nexus version (JB and ICS) have that problem. Don't have issues with other ROMs though. And just in case I had corrupted file, I had downloaded the file again to test but this just persist. :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trungsoo:
can anyone help me find a flashable zip containing galaxy nexus' boot animation which work with this rom? I only found ones that cause my device stucks at boot :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] achensherd:
I've been struggling trying to get data to work for the last few days on my WM6.5>NativeSD installation of both this and the 1.4a ROM. I got it to connect ONCE last night seemingly at random after about three hours worth of flashes (clean install, install on top of 1.4a, install on top of 2.2, etc.). However, since I'm the type that doesn't jive well with randomness when it comes to stuff like this, I tried flashing again, aaaaaaaand it's gone.

Thus far I've tried (AFAIK) every fix that's been suggested in this thread, and save for that one time, it just won't connect. I've tried replicating everything I did prior to that one successful connection, and I just haven't been able to get it to work again. I'm so confused. :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b-16707:
is there any way i can stop the sd card from going to sleep? its getting annoying having to reboot my phone when i turn it on from standby especially when i am in a bind.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mobilenikos:
I have to say a Big THANKS to tytung for that ROM, i install with nativeSD installation, and my phone works like rocket, everything works grade and fast , very fast, the only problem that i notice is when i install viber, but nothing speciall, i move it and everything is going like before, fast very fast, once again, THANKS TYTUNG FOR THAT GREAT ROM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] spetrie:
Softkeys_Switcher_v2_for_NAND_and_NativeSD.zip to enable/disable the virtual softkeys

Was recently having issues with screen freezing when I pressed the power button. Happened in both WM & android, so was not ROM related. Seems to be a common problem after time with the digitiser and the power button.

Have now moved onto full android with data on ext. I now would like to enable the softkeys and have Flashed the softkey switcher. The softkeys don't appear. Do I have to do something else too? Flash said it was successful.

Flashed the data on NativeSD option as I have dataonext. No specific option for dataonext.

ROM upgrade was clean install with reformatted SD card so no trace of my old NativeSD ROM

Edit update: Wiped device and reinstalled ROM, but this time I installed with softkey option and now softkeys have appeared. Lets hope this prolongs my HD2 and Tytung great ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agbommarito:
Try V3 of Tytung's Softkey Switcher from this post. The V2 switcher makes the change to the data/local.prop file and sometimes fails to work, maybe because of a CyanogenMod bug. The V3 switcher makes the change to the system/build.prop file to fix that issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] paulwoodward:
Try setting the minimum CPU speed up a notch.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] spetrie:
Thanks, Still not working. When I flashed the first time I flashed V2 and then power button mod before I rebooted. Could that be the issue?

Does it matter if I am using Nova launcher?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
While that affects Tytung, as his goal is to remain as close to stock as he can, there is nothing stopping users from switching out launchers before flashing the ROM. ;)

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] agbommarito:
There have been a couple of reports of problems when flashing everything at once. For that reason, I've been flashing the ROM first, booting it and doing the setup. Then I go back to recovery and flash the other stuff. I also use the Nova launcher and haven't seen any issues.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] spetrie:
I had booted the ROM and been using for a few days before I then flashed the V2 softkey switcher and power button mod together.

I have tried to un-install, reboot and flash again V3 softkeys, but still nothing. I will try a fresh install of ROM and see if that makes a difference.

Edit update: Wiped device and reinstalled ROM, but this time I installed with softkey option and now softkeys have appeared. Lets hope this prolongs my HD2 and Tytung great ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b-16707:
alrite ill give that a shot, thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djghost_:
Guys, the problem mentioned in this post happens to me on tytung's ICS ROM too ... any suggestions ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slg1119:
Hi tytung

I love your project :Leo CM10.1

I want build CM10.1

Can i get Leo Device source dor 4.2.2?

Please let me know if you are interested. If not, please accept my apologies for bothering you.

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hyl768s:
I tried to download from one of the mirror and the file have virus!!. I tried AVG and can not remove it. I end up re-install everything. : (
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Which one of the links gave you virus?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hyl768s:
Hello Bro, I tried multiple times on the first 3 links due to the download link not popping up or extremely slow download speed so I'm not sure which one gave me the virus, but I feel either the 1st or 3rd links.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
How the heck do you get a virus from a zip??

ROMs come in a zip file. You flash them in said zip format, so you dont need to unpack or run any exes... I checked the 3 English links, they are sending the zip file. You caught the virus elsewhere buddy.

As general advice... if you are downloading a ROM it should be a zip file. Something named blablabla.ZIP. If you end up downloading a .exe (for example), it is not a ROM... don't run it on your PC.

I'm guessing you clicked one of the "fake" download banners, that show up as publicity in this sites... They look like download buttons, but they are banners, don't click on those...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tytung:
Only leo device source is not enough for building NexusHD2-CM10.1.

I have patched a lot of CM source to make it compatible with our old HD2 hardware.

Besides, I manually created the final flashable zip file via various shell scripts to support NativeSD, DataOnEXT, etc.

The whole building processes are a little complicated.

Anyway, no plan to share them so far.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lincoln357:
You couldn't get that from rom zip files for sure, never happened to me...You must've clicked something else, either on that page or some other.Dev-host files are checked for viruses anyway.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] henkie202:
I use ROM v2.2.

The people who I call complain about my very sensitive/loud phone microphone sound.

Is there a way to tweak the gain of the microphone, so I can lower the volume?

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Robbie P:
Hi, try https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.hd2.util.audio&hl=en
[HD2 Android NAND Development] henkie202:
Thanks!! Sorry my bad I could have to search for a title like that in Google play :$.

I can't call anybody at this moment, but if I try voice recorder or a DB-meter app, it's a big difference in volume! yay!

Thanks again!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pathologo:
There are no viruses in the original files. Only the file hosters themselves try to infect you, as most file hosters are uber crap nowadays and try to make you execute their so-called 'download helpers'.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GnatGoSplat:
Would it be possible to implement MTP support in a future build?

My Droid RAZR M has MTP support and I really like this feature. It maps 4.7GB to /data, and /data/media mounts as /sdcard which is accessible via Windows PC as a filesystem due to MTP. I was thinking it would be nice to be able to use Dataonext using 1 big ext4 partition as /data and mount /data/media as /sdcard. Then /data and /sdcard can share the entire space. Also wouldn't need to press the "Turn on USB storage" button (which sometimes takes a very long time) and /sdcard won't unmount so apps that need /sdcard can still work when plugged into a PC. There would also no longer be a need to move apps to /sdcard and no 4GB file size limit either.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
I'm going on a limb here, but I'm saying MTB is not likelly to happen on this ROM.

There is next to no reason to implement that Motorola feature for 99% of the users (most users want to access the whole SDCard on the PC, I know I do, that's how I copy my ROMs there to begin with), and it's not a CyanogenMod or Android standard feature.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GnatGoSplat:
It's not a Motorola feature, MTP is a standard Android feature starting with Honeycomb according to this:

http://www.androidcentral.com/ics-feature-mtp-what-it-why-use-it-and-how-set-it

Motorola devices aren't the only ones to support it, and CM10 on my HP Touchpad supports it as well.

There are also packages for it on the Android developer site.

http://developer.android.com/reference/android/mtp/package-summary.html

We do have the checkbox for it, but selecting the checkbox causes, "Unfortunately, Settings has stopped."

It does give you access to the whole SDCard, it still shows up as a disk device on the PC. Only now you don't need to touch "Turn on USB storage" and it doesn't unmount /sdcard from your phone so you can still use apps that require /sdcard to be available while phone is plugged into USB.

Only 1 drawback so far that I've found, and that when copying videos, it has an annoying popup that says something like, "You are copying a media format your device may not support. Do you wish to continue? Yes/No" (paraphrased because I don't remember exact wording). That's Windows fault and not MTP itself, though.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lior1262:
i need help with this

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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.)

Code:

misc ya 1M

recovery rrecov|ro|nospr 5M cwm_recovery_leo.img

boot yboot|ro 5M

system ya 200M

cache ya 2M

userdata ya|asize|hr allsize

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i have t mobile what the step for best prefomnce

plz uploud me the file withe the step
[HD2 Android NAND Development] macs18max:
Tytung Sir. Can you please share how did you solve the SMS quick reply issue. On your first page it is mention to do with hwcomposer and copybit. Kindly can you give more details please. I'm compiling my ROM from source. Thank you.