yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajape:
Really??? well perfect, that's Fantastic news! :) Now, where in the phone settings is that, I couldn't find it after I read your indication.... A little help would be greatly apprecciated, please. Thanks! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mikecwel:
Hi,

Just a question,

How to change the defaut governator from smartas v2?

After rebooting always stay at 998 ant 128. how to change that?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dark_Avenger:
Use SetCPU
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vionita:
WiFi teetering problem

Hi guys,

NRG roms are the best.

I stumbled upon a problem, and i know i used this feature before (i only use NRG roms for obvious reasons :D ).WiFi teetering doesn't work. When starting (if its not resetting the device) other devices cannot connect to it, they time out.

Is there a fix for that?

thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mikecwel:
I use rom toolbox pro with no issue.

You think setCPU might work thanhs
[HD2 Android NAND Development] warlockmaster:
NRGZ28 covers this in the first post of this thread. HTC WiFi tethering does NOT work, you must use the 3rd party WiFi tether app included in this build. Set device profile to Nexus One passion, and check mark the box for Nexus routing fix. That should do it, it works for me. Good luck.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gewoonjan:
Sad to say, but I'm no longer actively using my HD2 anymore :(

my antenna died for some unknown reason, so I had to buy a new phone :(

anyway, to all you guys enjoy the rom very much!

my HD2 performed perfect on it, I had almost the same user experience as I have now on my one X ;)

and to NRGZ28, you were right, the one X is waaaaay cooler than the HD2, but nonetheless the HD2 still remains a LEGEND:p

keep up your great work!

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I know how to flash, I was just experimented to see if there was a possibility to produce just one rom for both the eu model as the tmous ;)

but I'm not continuing that experiment, my antenna died so I can't give accurate findings on what does and doesn't work and so on ;)

oh and you might like it, 140 mb is enough for the system partition, I admit it's a tight fit for the rom, but gives a lot of user space!

(that's what I'm running with my HD2)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vanity:
Had my first time encounter with the wifi and incoming call problem.

As far as I have noticed it happened when wifi was on but not connected.

Had no problems before that. Had a couple of reboots lately.

Don't know if a clean install would do any good. Maybe I will try soon on another hd2.

Did anyone pm nrgz yet for the video playback arrow?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] warlockmaster:
Yes, I pm'd him a few days ago regarding the video playback arrow. I have also noticed some strange things with the WiFi operation of this ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajape:
Well team Blackout has made a fully working, 100% on ICS 4.0.4 - Sense 3.6 ROM for the Desire HD based on the latest official ICS ROM version for the HTC Incredible. Users say it's running perfectly, so I guess that since our dear chef NRGZ28 is also a part of team Blackout, ICS is really the next step for our roms, now that we have a fully working Desire HD version to go on from... That makes me so happy! hehehe :cyclops: :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1531218
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hue-chr:
Hello

I used Wifi tether app included with Nexus One profile. My blackberry playbook didn't connect (no IP adress founded). My Vista PC connected (yeah!!) but has'nt access to internet (snifff!)...any idea? Thanks http://xdaforums.com/images/smilies/confused.gif
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drharisis:
set also settings to softap/all chanells and tick routing fix...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dimdimdim:
mms

after couple of weeks of usage first time tried to send mms.

there is a mess a bit here within the settings:

1. by default mms size is set to 1000 kb

2. but even so, if you make a photo and try to share it via mms, it does not compress the photo. and keeps 1500 kb size

3. thus, network rejects sending

4. fix: just change size via settings and it now compresses your pics before sending
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vanity:
They tried. Or at least one of them. :(

Don't know about nrgz.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hue-chr:
Hello

Super! now all is ok and I can connect to the net all my devices..thank you!

http://xdaforums.com/images/icons/icon7.gif
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jiggyk:
HD2 and the Robo...

Hi,

Congratulations to the chef for a near perfect sense ROM.

My apologies if this has been discussed earlier on this post, but the solutions mentioned here for ROBO voice didn't work. I mean disabling touch tones and force closing DSP manager.

One peculiar thing I noticed here, which the chef may be interested in, is that on a hard reset (complete new installation) there is NO robo voice. However, on a reboot, it not only comes up, FC's the com.android.phone and reboots on it's own. On reboot too, the robo voice doesn't go, and the same cycle again, making it impossible to make calls. Is there any way to solve this without changing the Radio version?

I'm using the EU HD2, MAGLDR, Radio 2.15.x (I think, don't know how to check). Flashed the 24th July version.

JK

P.S.: While I was typing out this post, I thought of something. I CALLED my cellphone immediately after it settled down after a reboot, answered and then disconnected. There is no robo voice, at least right now, and the phone app is behaving itself :) Fingers crossed.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] runuts:
Energy ICS Release

It would be fantastic to see an Energy ICS for the HD2. With the ICS and JB kernel improvements, it would certainly breathe new life into the venerable HD2.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] warlockmaster:
another video playback issue.

I am having constant freezing when watching video from xfinity, hbogo, and netflix apps. Each time requires a battery pull. The video plays for 3 minutes and the phone gets hot before the freeze.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajape:
So sad to hear that... :( That's the main aging indicator for the HD2 in my experience (I'm currently on my third), when it starts locking up because of temperature.

It's a bit of a downward slope from here on for your phone's CPU, it'll be more and more sensitive to high temps as time goes by, and the solution is to spend the US$75 in a replacement PCB but then with a phone this aged it's maybe not worth the investment depending on where you live.

Speaking of which, if where you are there are actual seasons and a real winter, then you're probably in luck as it'll improve the time it stays on at high temps when the weather is cold... Me? I'm SOOL since where I live the change is between 25C in Winter to 34C in the summer, never even a spring or fall, much less winter! lol :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] warlockmaster:
I have to respectfully disagree, as I used Cotulla's build for quite a long time and NEVER had video playback problems using the apps I mentioned. I have noticed while experimenting at work that the problem does not seem to manifest on WiFi.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajape:
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Well, it would be fantastic if it was a software issue, much better overall. I just meant that for the longest time, my HD2s wouldn't freeze up on me no matter how hot the CPU got, but once they've started doing so they would not revert back. Hope your issue is software related, truly! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alentsa:
Storage Full immediately after installation..

Installed July 24th version on my asian phone, 1024M partition, used full wipe. Immediately got "Storage Full" - "You don't have enough free space remaining in your phone storage". Factory reset - same thing. Reformatted SD card with Panasonic SD Formatter, repartitioned 1024M with ClockworkMod Recovery, reinstalled, same thing. Storage use: Internal storage - 6.4MB used, 0.88MB (900kb) free.

Had Rafdroid on this phone/card before, worked fine.

Please help!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vanity:
So, you have an eu phone.

What's your phone partition? It's not related to your sd card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alentsa:
Asian phone and whatever partiton ClockworkMod Recovery creates, probably EXT3. I went to the Advanced menu and picked Partition SD Card. Picked a size of 1024M and let it do its thing. No error messages.

Now something interesting: I went to System Information and my EXT partition size is shown as -1MB. SDCard size is 6603MB. Looks like the installation program sees my SD card but does not see my EXT partition. I wonder why? My card is 8GB Patriot class 4.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vanity:
SD card is fine.

The phone can be partitioned also.

You have not read the first page flashing instructions? Read that first or else http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1044830
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alentsa:
I think you gave me a good clue, thank you!

If I follow mskips instructions, I have the following choice: 150MB 250MB and 400MB Partitions.

Which partition should be used for asian model and which partition should be used for tmobile version? I have both phones.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vm54:
Asian and EU phone are equivalent, your partition should be at least 180MB and during the installation process, don't forget to not choose TMOUS, if you do so, the EXT partition will not be used.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vanity:
For eu version is 160mb enough. Have one hd2 even on 150mb.

Don't know about tmous version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cheech1976:
140 MB system partition would suffice as well.

You just have to check the system folder inside the zip, those are the files which are flashed on the system partition.

If f.E. you remove the bootanimation and all the media files (media files can be kept on the fat32 partition of the sd card as well) you can get even lower and have more space left for all the data.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alentsa:
I actually tried HD2Toolkit and I set 200 as suggested by the developer. Now my internal storage as reported by the phone is only 156MB free and 8.7MB used which still seems to be very low. Is this normal?

Energy installation script shows system partition 200MB and 62MB free, data partition 165MB and 156MB free, EXT partition size 915MB and 534MB free. It looks like the phone shows data partition as internal storage, not the EXT partition. What do I do to install the applications to EXT partition instead of data partition?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cheech1976:
What you are talking about is DATA2EXT, the script included in the sense 3.5 builds ist A2SD, so there will be mentioned data partition which will be used up by messages, emails and also apps which are installed.

I don´t know exactly how it is divided up but after installing an app, both the data partition as well as the EXT partition have to give up some space. I never encountered a sense 3.5 rom which uses DATA2EXT, i.e. only uses the ext partition without the data partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alentsa:
I just installed one application and this affected both: data and EXT partition free size. Data: 156MB -> 152MB; EXT: 534MB->532MB. I wonder how much space do I really have?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cheech1976:
I wouldn´t worry, in one earlier version i had 120 apps installed and was still left with about 50 mb of data partition and about 950 mb ext partition (2 gb size).

Don´t know how this works exactly, if you install apps like all three angry birds games (which are about 20mb each) one after the other, data partition drops dangerously low, but after a reboot the phone seems to sort it out, you have more space on the data partition again and less space on the ext partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zappinggg:
Hi all,

I am trying to flash this rom, I set in my recovery 5/200/5 as Developer advice. After Flashing the screen is stuck on the home page.

NRG Energizr Please Wait.

Can you help me please

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vm54:
Have you created an EXT partition on your SD card?

did you unplugged the usb cable before the first reboot?

First boot can take up to 20-30min dependig on the speed of your SD card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zappinggg:
unplugged the usb cable: no.

can take 20-30 min: ok i just wait 10 min

Ok i try again.

thanks

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so after unplugged the usb cable and wait 35 min

i have the same behavior, the home page NRG energizr : please wait is stuck
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vanity:
Have U made the ext partition?

Try a partition of 170mb. 200mb failed with me once too.

Check battery contacts. Mainly the middle one.

Re-download rom.

Bad sd-card?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hue-chr:
SD Card performance

Hi all

Have you a feed-back on the best Class for SD Card adapted for this ROM. Have we a real change for fluidity between Class 4 and10 for example?

Thank you for your experience
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pantale:
Hi,

I installed the last version with 5/150/5 partition and 2Gb of ext3...

Everything works fine... Very happy !, but I'm surprised to see that the minimum system size seems to be 200Mb as I have 150Mb and still 11Mb free on system partition ?

Olivier
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vanity:
Class 10 certainly helps.

---------- Post added at 02:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:04 PM ----------

It hasn't been changed. But it helps when you have bad blocks.

It might come in handy when a next update is slightly bigger
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cheech1976:
I´d wager your sd card has some problems which prevent the system from booting allright.

You might want to reformat your sd card with panasonic sd formatter thoroughly and redo all the partitions and try again.

I had a SanDisk Ultra Mobile Class 4 which was deteriorating and once in a while i couldn´t pass MAGLDR´s GoGoGo or the "please wait" boot screen.

I replaced that sd card with the same brand but class 10, don´t know if it´s a placebo effect but the phone seems a tad smoother now :)

---------- Post added at 06:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:12 PM ----------

If the phone had that many bad blocks, so that you would need 200 mb partition for 140 mb worth of system, i don´t think that phone would work anyway.

In my opinion flashing this build with a 200mb system partition is a waste of space, 10mb+ sounds ok, but anything above that is not really necessary nor does it have any positive effects at all.

---------- Post added at 06:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:14 PM ----------

I changed from SanDisk Mobile Ultra 16gb class 4 to the same brand and size with class 10 and it seems smoother yes :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vanity:
I was merely stating why one would choose 200mb.

There are people that can use or are using 200mb. And I agree. It's pointless.

But 140 is low. And for many too low including mine without removing stuff. From what I understand throughout this thread, most use 150 or 160.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pantale:
Thanks for your answers, I will keep my system partition with size of 150Mb. Maybe increasing it upto 160Mb is free system space decreases under 10Mb.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drharisis:
[/COLOR]Does phone performance depend on SD class ...on tmous installation? Thanks....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bzhmobile:
Not really... May be for the benchs but not in use as you're on Tmous :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sandymac:
Guys, what you should realise is that the partition simply creates a read only system partition for the ROM to reside in. If the partition is greater than the ROM size then this memory is wasted and is unavailable for general use. The ROM cannot magically grow in size once installed. Always check out the System ROM free space and, if too great, then re-partition. For example, on my EU HD2 I have less than 2Mb free on my current ROM System Partition which then leaves 266Mb free for data, cache etc.;)

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The first thing to mention is that the HD2 can only handle (throughput speeds) up to Class 6 SD Cards as it does not support a high speed bus interface. Using faster cards is just wasting money... What is important is the quality of the card. For those having problems installing any ROM, I would always try with a spare card before changing anything else. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bart111:
hd2 stays stuck on energize screen please wait

Hello,

My hd2 stays also stuck on the boot screen with energize ' please wait '

Iam going to put 170 in stead of 200..

meybe that will work for me?

Anyone got suggest?

Greatz
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cheech1976:
Since the partition size of 200 is enough to hold the system files, this cannot be the cause of your phone not booting.

Take a look at your sd-card, format it, redo the partitions and try again.

Of course using 170 MB for system partition is quite ok, since it is more than needed anyway, I just wanted to point out that a system partition which just is too big can´t be the cause of not booting.

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The system partition is not read only, you can change and manipulate it with flashing any addon-stuff via cwm or change some contents with root explorer for example.

And for those who want to get as much data partition as possible, keep in mind, that it might happen that if you flash something via CWM on top, you might end up in the boot loop and would have to reflash the whole thing.

---------- Post added at 05:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:09 PM ----------

In general if the system partition is too small the phone will get past the first boot screen anyway, if memory serves me well, and enter the boot loop while the boot animation is shown and that´s the one the phone cannot pass (greetings from Gandalf btw :D )

So for all those experiencing the fact that the phone does not get past the first boot screen, the problem wouldn´t necessarily be the system partition unless it is ridiculously too small.

It would be nice if one of those who posted that they never got past the first boot screen posted if they got to work it in the end and which advice they heeded.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bart111:
m[/COLOR]

thx for your answer!

for 10 sec i tought NICE it worked!

But it didnt..

After the screen with please wait, the screen with the blue boot animation screen appears..

this screen starts over and over again..

any suggest?

Which button do i need to select at the installation of the ROM?

The first called NAND? of the Second called ext or somthing like that?

I also dont get why the SD card is involved by the whole installation?

I tought the NAND installation instals the ROM on the internal disk of my HD2.

Grz a BIG NOOB
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hyl768s:
My favorite Rom ever

I've tried so many different roms from different chefts, but Energy Rom is my favorit. Thanks for all your efforts. :good:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cheech1976:
Your question about "The first called NAND? of the Second called ext or something like that?" confuses me a bit.

Describe the way you flashed this build (step by step please) and i´ll try to read where you went wrong, if you did at all. Describing how to flash a build seems pointless and too much text right now, there are enough instructions all over the place ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gade12:
Back up /data, format /data and restore /data. This work for me but phone finally isnt going to be stable...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ijinesh:
wifi tether

Hi,

I still can't get WiFi tether (app given in the ROM) working, even after following instructions given. My laptop connects to WiFi hotspot, but there is no internet connection. Pls help. :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajape:
Anyone know how to get a skin or theme that would leave the ROM with a straight Dock Bar (Like the Safari HD skin we used back in Froyo times) instead of this curved one, please? Thank you... :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NRGZ28:
No dude..its not possible.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bart111:
Hello,

Thx for your answer!

I have followed the guid on the first page. Step by step.

:::::

3. Flashing the Energy ROM

If you have a TMobile USA phone, you can skip this section and go straight to installing the ROM below... If you have the euro/asian model continue to read.

Go to the Advanced menu and pick Partition SD Card. Pick a size of 1024M and let it do its thing. Make sure it doesn't error out. If it didn't, continue to flash the ROM below... Make sure to copy the ROM zip back to the SD card by using the "mount USB storage" feature of the recovery.

Go to "Install Zip from sdcard" in the menu options and hit the Send key. Then choose "choose zip from sdcard" using the volume keys on the side and hit the Send

key again. Pick my ROM from the list and hit the Send key again. Pick "No", hit Send. Now the ROM is flashing...

:crying:Between this there comes a menu. In this Menu you can choose for installing the rom by the NAND method en you can choose something like ext(You see i picture of a sd card) My question was wich one do i have to choose?:crying:

When it's done, hit the Back key. "Reboot system now" is selected. Just hit the Send key to reboot the phone and boot the ROM !

4. Booting up Android for the first time

The phone should now be rebooting and the Magloader screen will briefly show up....

Towards the bottom the words Go! GO! GO! will show and then you'll see the NRG logo which means the kernel is booting up. Wait a few minutes and the phone will

be ready to play with...

Hope you can help me!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manga16:
Hi NRG728 :D is there any news about the future links :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] guidogsbn:
Hi,

if you use ADW Launcher ex you can use different dock bars, even a straight one and leave the rest as it is. Just test it, I love it:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] powerofthink:
Could anyone solve router problem for hd2 in this rom? it still reboots.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gewoonjan:
Use the 3d party app, the settings are searchable in this thread.

Can't remember them and can't just look them up, because my hd2 is no longer my daily device.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] powerofthink:
I know that.. But i can't find 3d party app although i've searched it. thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cheech1976:
It´s called WiFi-Tether (the icon is a yellow WiFi-signal), select Google Nexus (Passion) as profile and tick the routing fix, from there it should work (it did for me without any hustle at all).

---------- Post added at 09:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:48 PM ----------

If you have an EU model (with 512 MB) you will have to choose the installation for "EU/Asian model with SD-EXT", the "NAND only" is for TMOUS HD2´s.

Since you seem not to be sure at this step, may I ask you to confirm that you created an ext partition (ext4 works best) on your sd card?

Didn´t ask you to copy paste the instructions, but confirm which step you did and how you did it ;)

To sum up in short.

It is save to use a 160 MB system partition, but if you have a 200 MB it doesn´t matter in regard of the build not booting.

Partition your sd card from CWM , 1st ext partition 1024-2048 MB (I have 2GB works fine), 2nd ext is not needed and leave the swap at 0.

After partitioning you have to copy the zip file of course, then install as you quoted.

From there within the Aroma Installer select the "EU/Asian..." installation and wait for it to finish.

Now it really should boot, if not, you may want to format your sd card with panasonic sd formatter thoroughly and afterwards repartition it with CWM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajape:
Bummer. :( Ok, thanks anyways. Hope to see an update here soon! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] saintest:
I'm unable to download it via Dev-Host (server maintenance) is there any mirror available?

Already did task29 :)