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[HD2 Android NAND Development] AKRRKA:
Mod edit: Link removed

Updated to CM-10.1.0 source code.

Fixed Bluetooth Tethering (Credits: marco.palumbi)

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] tharche:
maybe this cause all the problem?

How can you use DataOnEXT and the internal storage in zero?

What's the free space of your 2nd partition(SD-EXT)?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dictator4:
Im using DataOnExt with a 2gb SD-EXT partition.

In the android settings -> "APPS" it says i have 1.1GB free space / 738 MB used.. so the SD-EXT is working.

On the SD Card it has 5.9 GB free space more (7.1GB used).

Phones internal storage in the system folder there is 307.31 MB data.

So you missunderstood me, theres a folder in the internal storage named "DATA" thats empty. But on my SD Parition it has has \Android\DATA and it has like 20mb files it in.

So no, the phones internal storage is not zero, i guess its full due to internal storage parition is like 305mb~ if i recall it right.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] devilpera64:
I'm curious to know if this last version is more powerful than tytung's ICS 4.0.4 ROM (in terms of performances). What's your hopinion about this guys? :good:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
It is for me, yes, but the next version (2.4) is already in the works, so ....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] devilpera64:
So do you suggest to upgrade from 4.0.4 to this one? I'm a bit unprepared because i've always used NAND...all was simple...now what i've to do for switching to this ROM using SD-EXT?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] behru:
Problem with data connection

I have a problem with this ROM version. No data connection. When I use other ROMs like Pixelfreak or slim data (3G) works, with Tytungs it isn't.

I've try wipe task 29, reinstall rom, repartition SD card, fix permissions (chmod, chown) and many others.

I use haret boot and Native-SD method because i need wm 6.5 (some GPS stuff).

I've try to change HSPL (2.08HSPL, 3.03SPL, 3.03HSPL) - nothing changed.

After all this operations when I install Pixelfreak ROM data works fine, in Tytungs not.

After few tweaks this rom is realy fast and stable but I really need data connection for everyday use.

Any ideas how to fix that?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] garciaHelp:
Problem with sending SMS - T-Mobile Germany

Im using V2.3 (Native SD, 8GB Ext 4, ExtRecovery, WinMo in NAND) DataOnExt with a 2gb SD-EXT partition.

Everyting works fine, except the sms process.

I can receive sms messages, but could not send any message.

I found no entry on settings, to check the providers SMS Center Number.

(+491710760000 for T-Mobile Germany)

Where can i find the setting ?

Second problem i have is, that the process of google play market often crashs.

Mostly when i turn on the screen with working WLAN on stand by.

Any ideas how to fix that?

Thanks for the hard work on this image...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mokkami:
Can you suggest some tweaks? Can you list them properly?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Elveneleven:
Which Radio do you have installed? are you sure you've chosen ppp instead of rmnet? Look at Settings/ network/ more/apn. Is the right apn activated and configured?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
You can still use NAND. What you need to do is create a full backup and do a clean installation.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] devilpera64:
mmm now i've a partition of 200mb set up long time ago..i don't remember how increase/decrease it :') do you think that i can use it with minimal installation?

however today i use Link2SD and i've a lot of stuff installed with 40mb still free...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] demontager:
I got problem with creating Wi-Fi Access point. Actually it works just partly. I use external software - WiFi Tether -3.2.beta2 to create WEP AP, but WPA not working neither in "native" way , e.g. System setings-->More-->Tethering and portable hotspot nor WiFiTether

I definetly need WPA encrypted AP. What could be the cause ?

Currently have:

NexusHD2+DataOnEXT v2.0 JDQ39

Baseband varsion 15.42.50.11U_2.15.50.14

Or probably it fixed in v2.3 already ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Do you have a primary ext4 partition on your SD card? If so, I recommend you to resize your system partition to 360 MB or more and use DataOnEXT option. You can use HD2 Toolkit to resize the partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] behru:
My radio is 2.15.50.14. Of course I always use PPP but this time I've also tried rmnet. APN has right configuration. I've checked it twice - reset and get configuration from provider.

Give me 48h and I'll make a list ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Elveneleven:
Rmnet wont work without magldr bootloader. Since magldr is incompatible with winmo in nand. Choosing rmnet with winmo in Nand will result in not working connection. Reinstall with ppp and it should work. Your Radio is ok.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yaro666:
again the screen remains black when someone calls me. Sometimes it wakes up, but rather black screen.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I only suggest good backups, no matter what one does.

Updating to a new ROM, especially from one that works well, always includes some risk and let's not forget some adventure. If I have a good backup I know I can be back at my working version in a few minutes.

*I* like to experiment and try new things.

But I also need my phone for work.

So, someone wishing to try the new ROM from any dev is a very subjective action. Only your desire for experimenting should determine the correct answer to your question. :)

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Often wrong. Never in doubt.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mokkami:
You're wonderful :) Ty in advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] behru:
Read CAREFULLY what I've written above

I tried PPP many times but I also tried to RMNET so unfortunatelly your tip is useless :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Elveneleven:
I wasn't quite sure how you meant it, so i decided better to give a useless hint than no hint.

If you have multiple NativeSD roms and don't want to format 4ext Partition, you can try the following. Sometimes it works.

Switch to another rom.

Delete tytungs rom with NativeSD touchrecovery.

Go to Winmo.

With a file explorer delete the specific rom folder in NativeSD folder.

Then move or rename the .android.secure and the android folder on the sd card.

Install Rom again and start it.

When the rom is set up go back to winmo and copy back whats in the renamed/moved folder.

If that doesn't help if have no more ideas.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] devilpera64:
For DataOnExt mode what i've to do so?

1-format from CLK

2-Resize partition with HD2 Toolkit

3-Format my Sd-Card in 2 partitions. One Ext4 (as i want? this would be the partition where my documents/photos/videos will be stored?) and one in Fat32 32kb (this one is for all application and system?) right?

4-Enter in CLK and then install new rom ontop?

:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Elveneleven:
I use this one to set up a Hotspot with wpa encryption in all my roms. Even if my one HD2 with winmo says it is a wep encrypted network, a scan with WiFi Analyzer says it's set up with wpa psk.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2261159
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Your documents will be kept in FAT32 partition. Apps will be installed on the ext4 partition. I think you can resize the system partition using CLK but I'm not sure.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] baulee:
Works fine on my hd2. Did you change device profile in settings to NexusOne?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] radkyz:
DSP Manager is not working with PowerAmp on NativeSD.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Olioaglio:
Poweramp has an excellent built in configurable eq IMO. No need for DSPmanager. Just my 2 cents

Olioaglio
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Virage:
thank you tytung.. You did so many great jobs...

by the way, I'm wondering why my HTC does kinda laggy? I use LEO512 and nand ROM.

should I use lower type of android like froyo, gingerbread, or ice cream sandwich?

thank you for the suggestions :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dohcvtec:
I have the exactly same question. I saw a lot of people posting that it's fast and smooth but this was written for previous roms also. if it really it's like that, I'll deffenetly use that one :) to be honest, I prefer all the words everyone wrote/said are true :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] benlm72:
Long SMS to MMS

Hi,

My long sms are automatically converted to mms. In previous versions there was an option to avoid this conversion, in sms settings. I don't find this option any more : does somebody know how to fix that ?

Thank's in advance.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zexmunze:
It's time to learn something new,editing build prop is like writing a letter,simple as that

Basically you need some file explorer,to enter in system and find find file called build.prop,then you open it scroll all way down and add whatever line you want and save,one thing i notice when i do this with root explorer is that permission are not changed after editting,im telling this because if you change permission in any other than rw-r-r-(chmod 644) your rom may boot loop

Dont be lazy here's the link/guide
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Geeba:
Its not a case of being lazy... its a case of I dont want to brick my only phone! You've added more to it with the permissions fix and the boot loop.... its pretty daunting if you dont know it...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zexmunze:
Well i can't help you,i'm not scared of brick/destroy my device,to brick it need more than build prop editing lol

And yes,on mistakes we learn....

Hope someone will help you,now let's back on topic....cheers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sancho55:
So , anyone knows if there's softkey navbar in this rom ? Im running other rom on NAND now but i wouldn't like to swap if there's no navbar >< If there isn't is it possible to copy framework.res from another 4.2 hd2 rom ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marcimix:
Only I all need to tell is big thanks! All day I have smile on my face :)

Some bugs is hear of course but I think can be fix somehow.

WELCOME BACK!

Wysyłane z mojego HD2 za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eskargoz:
Navbar

Yes the navbar is included, you can activate it in the Aroma installer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Good_vibes:
Is there any wotking solution to no mobile data yet? (ppp in aroma doesnt work) This needs to be solved asap! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eeeeeeehsan:
Nand

Clk 1.5

yes, it's right 285 but i tested 300 too, it did't work. The phone still hanging out at green htc logo.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] x_max_best:
There is a bug in battery in this rom ,my battery decreased 30% in 1 hour without using the phone at all , i read before that someone has the issue
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Quentin himself:
Full install with ppp, Magldr, no Softkey, with 400Mo for system partition on NAND = data is working whereas it wasn't with same settings except RMNet instead of ppp (fresh install in both cases). Then for real signal strength, edit build.prop as mentioned before (really not hard to delete 3 or 4 letters).

If you live in France and your provider is B&U, you may have problem with data connexion since sunday afternoon. Otherwise, TRIPLE check your APN and if it still not work, please do not spam this topic but wait a solution or find it by yourself. You can also provide logs to help devs to fix this bug.

BTW, adding a smiley won't make your request more acceptable. There is other 4.2.2 ROMs with working data and no devs owe something to you or anybody else. Respect their FREE works and wait/hope llike all of us for new updates/fixes.

If it wasn't an ETA or fix request, please be more accurate and gentle next time.

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Check if weather widgets in lockscreen is deactivate. I recommend you to also deactivate 3G (at least 2G or even no data) when you're not using it because it's using a lot of battery! Check all background processes, disable each one you don't need (delete them if you don't need them (like Talk, Gallery if you're using an alternative like QuickPic, Picasa Uploader, Trebuchet if you've an alternative launcher, etc...), play with CPU mods, disable animations under Development section.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Good_vibes:
Can you read? Didn't i say ppp didnt work for me and I know few others it didn't work for.

Did i ask for signal strength problem? No, the simple build.prop solution was mentioned at least 5 times before you.

I was just pointing out an essential problem and the only solution we got right now didnt work for everyone (along with me) Whats wrong with that? I'm not asking for an ETA or anything.

It seems to me that you have provided nothing but SPAM in your post, so dont go act like your above other when you are not.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
well how about flashing a rom that does have data asap if your that worried about data

untill tytung fixes the issue

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i have a 425mb partition used twrp recovery, nand install oh yea and im on clk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BlackGURU:
Dear Tytung, Thank You for all your effort, really appreciated. But could you please theme this Rom a little bit more, to make it more sleek and sexy. Please,.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
tytung builds his roms from source and i dont remember if ive ever seen a him release a themed rom

especially since you can get themes for theme chooser here on xda and on the play store

rayford85 and lozone have made 2 complete themes full of eyecandy and they are in the android themes section here on xda

and dustinb17 has a great cobalt themes series in different colors over at rootzwiki

as well as Bboy has some great themes also over at rootzwiki
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Quentin himself:
There is a lot of people not even asking but demanding a fix or an update. It is not acceptable, and I understand your sentence as it was a demand. = "This needs to be solved asap! :)"

There is also a LOT of people who only want to upgrade their ROM without fully wiping, therefore there is a big chance that the ROM will not work as expected.

Sorry but if it is an essential "feature" for you, just move from that ROM to a 4.2.2 with working data (SeaJB, Xylon, etc..) if not just try to deal with it. It's as simple as that.

Both posts were spam, we agree. I'm not above you, I don't act like that, or at least I don't want to.

Have a nice day.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] paulwoodward:
I think your missing the point of this forum.

This is for people who are interested in helping each other find solutions not for having a mindless rant!

If you cant keep it friendly perhapse you should put Windows 6.5 back on or go and buy a phone that does what you want it to?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Why not apply a theme?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
actually your post is not spam it has usefull information in it for others to use
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Deyinka:
I actually think the beauty is in "as it is"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sunitknandi:
Download BuildProp editor from Play Store and edit it the easy way.

Sent with love from me to you via HTC HD2 with Tapatalk 2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bbot3k:
I'm having issues with frozen black screen and inability to boot fast htc logo/cyanogenmod bootscreen. This has occured twice on nativesd. After about a week each time, some random instance the phone screen would just go black, backlight still on, and it goes to hell from then on. Might it be my SD card? I had 10% zRAM enabled both times.

Also, what recoveries do you guys use?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Virage:
thank you for your response..

actually, I just understand a little bit of your posting

*because my English is not good enough*

so, what about the conclusion? should I change to older version? thank you very much
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dohcvtec:
we have to wait for the answer :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Speed is relative and totally depends upon how you use the phone. If you are trying to open several apps then it will slow down. Remember the HD2 is old and single core so multi tasking will slow the phone down. In saying that, I find that the speed on this and previous builds to be about the same - very good for how I use it (I am also realistic and know that it will slow down during some operations). If you have an EU HD2 then I suggest that you install as DataOnExt or Native SD (with a good SD card). This should help as installing all to NAND will leave very little memory for apps, data, working environment etc. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dohcvtec:
Thank you very much for the fast answer. Everything you wrote, I noticed during usage of the phone. Yes, I'm aware that multitasking slows down the phone and this is the reason why I asked about that. It's important for me because I use Viber, WhatsApp, Facebook messenger and emails 24/7. At the moment I'm with WP 7.8 and everything works great for me, have absolutely no problems.

Thank you one more time for your response!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Virage:
great

thank you for the explanations

it help me a lot

God bless
[HD2 Android NAND Development] berrywr:
I have a 64gb class 10 memory card running NexusHD2 2.2 with 8gb ext4 and 52 gb Fat32. I don't fully understand why a class 10 R/W is faster yet considerably writes slower than my 16gb class 4. That said, to run the 2.3 ROM what do I have to do to set the card up to run it? Other than music, photos, personal stuff do I need to delete everything else in the FAT32 partition or simply delete everything within ext4? Is it my understanding you're going to run the boot and system from NAND, install apps to EXT4 and continue to have FAT32 as I just mentioned? And if and when 2.4 is ready what can I do to make the upgrade painless without having to install everything all over again; thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adosq:
Hi i have big problem .... I tried find solution , but i cant. So when i calling to someone, he cannot hear me sometimes . I dont known why... Help me pls... Do you known any solution for this problem .?. I tried so many roms but this is the best (without this problem)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
If you're using version 2.2 and have big enough system partition, you can just flash it. You don't need to delete anything but you should create a backup first.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Well, I use Skype, FB, Talk, Gmail etc all the time and don't have any problems (and I use it for business). If you are used to good speed on WP then you might find that Android can be a bit slow at times but as I said, you get used to this and the benefits far outweigh the "need for speed". By the way,JB always keeps your apps in memory after you have opened them so that they are theoretically quicker to access. If you long press the Home button then all "active" apps will be listed. You can either click on one to immediately access it or click on the small icon at the top right to clear all "active" apps which helps if you are running low on memory (see screenshot). :cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MrMiyagi:
Slightly off topic ;)

Just installed this latest ROM (2.3).

Awesome! For various reasons I'm selling my S3 and needed a replacement so I dug out my old HD2 (TMOUS 1024) which was running an old Desire ROM.

Was amazed to see how well this ROM works! Hard to believe the venerable old HD2 can still cut it :)

Anyway, was thinking of getting a 64gb, class 10 MicroSD card to upgrade my old 32gb slow one.

So, the question: does anyone know that they will work? I'm looking at this one one of Amazon:-

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sandisk-Ultra-Class-Micro-Adapter/dp/B0084DWD4Q/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1372869569&sr=8-2&keywords=64gb+class+10+micro+sd

Apologies if this has already been answered but reports seem to be conflicting. Anyone actually using one?

MM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I am not certain if Tytung is still reading this thread. If he is reading, it is infrequent.

There are many factors which create lag in an Android device but the number 1 biggest factor is working memory (RAM) where your apps get loaded,

This is why running many apps at the same time or running very large apps (e.g. Google Maps) will make the phone lag afterwards. The large app will use up all the available memory and even though you return to the main "desktop" the app is not completely closed or removed from memory.

Starting another app will require Android to completely flush one or more no longer used apps from RAM and load the new one - now you have lag.

The HD2's NAND speed is also pretty slow (roughly equal to a Class 4 SD Card) so even loading a new app can take time.

What can you do about it? Well, you cannot eliminate lag 100% because the HD2 has limited amount of RAM. The only way to totally eliminate lag is to get another device with 2 GB of RAM. Having said that there are things you can do to make lag manageable most of the time.

First and foremost is controlling how Android makes available RAM. This is accomplished via the MIN FREE settings. Tytung includes default settings for min free via a script which is located in the /system/etc/init.d folder (99_lowmemorykiller). If this file is removed (deleted) you can set your own min free values via many apps, such as ROM Toolbox. Using an aggressive setting will make Android react faster and keep more free memory more often, thus some of the lag is eliminated.

Using a Class 6 SD card and the ROM's install option #2 (DataOnExt) will move all your apps, data and Dalvik cache to the card which is a little faster than NAND storage. While this little speed increase will not impact lag very much it is also creating a second source for reading and writing - kind of like having a second drive.

There are a few other things that can be done but these 2 will likely make the biggest impact to usability. The first one (changing min free) is quick and easy to do. The second one will require you to completely wipe and rebuild your phone - be careful!

First, the 64 GB card is a UHS I card but the HD2 cannot supply the required voltage to turn on the UHS features of the card (it simply does not know how). As a result, the card will run at emulated Class 10 speed.

Class 10 speeds are generally measured via SEQUENTIAL reads and writes of large files (such as movies) - something that Android does not do frequently.

If you really wish to understand why a UHS I card, or even a Class 10 card, could be worse than a Class 6 or Class 4 (depending on usage) click the SD thread link in my signature.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coohdeh:
many peopl use it

some ok others with problem

safer class 6 samsung

read post before this
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mariom:
You can try the following for your SMS settings maybe

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tweakker&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd

For the Play crash, you could try

Settings > Apps > All > Google Play Store - [Clear Data] and [Clear Cache]

Settings > Apps > All > Google Play Services - [Clear Data] and [Clear Cache]
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Wrong forum. Try

All about SD CARDS
[HD2 Android NAND Development] demontager:
Thank you, you helped me very much. I downloaded WiFi Eclipse mode and set profile to Google Nexus One, started and now it says WPA2, and AP as Softap. So seems like it is not Adhoc, but normal infrastructure AP, right ? The first page of this topic says that only AdHoc supported, that is why asking.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
No. Ad Hoc support was added only recently in version 2.2

Normal wifi has been supported forever - well, I don't remember a time when it was not supported. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] garciaHelp:
i will try the it. Thanks.

Some other hints to configure the sms center service over the PDU string will be a alternative for me.

Last step will be a format and a re-installation of the riom.