yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MAD_Matt:
Ok man, you rock! 300Mb partition did the trick.

I did the Dalvik clear in CWR advanced settings and reflashed CWR with the 300Mb partition. HTC screen lasted for less than a minute, then the Energy screen came on, I knew I was good. a few minutes later I am now setting up my Android with Energy! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Unless NRG changed the config for ATT users on the 1024 ROM, I will have to wait to reinstall it. I have not been able to config my data to work with MMS and Internet. Hopefully there has been some changes, or some success stories to get me going again. (maybe some other ROM leftovers in the SDcard causing trouble with the Energy ROM?)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BigBadger:
data on AT&T

You seem to be the only person using this ROM on AT&T that is able to get a data connection. Did you make any changes to the APN settings? What radio are you using? I understand that you did not get a data connection until turning data off and then back on. Any special method? I think ther are at least two ways to do that.

Thanks in advance.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jay_R:
I am also with AT&T and used radio 2.07 and 2.15. I can confirm working data connection/mms right out of the box with both.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] scariola:
Since I tried this Rom, I flashed the older 2.07 radio. I am astonished. Fast gps, faster data, and no time without signal where all 2.12 or later radios registered over 40% searching with no signal on cell standby usage.

Using core Droid now, keeping this radio for sure. Battery shouldn't drain now because of switching back and forth from 2g, 3g in the Bermuda triangle of signal reception I get at home. :)

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] longvulong:
Why there is no feb 23rd t-mobile version ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SILALFA:
hi from italy,on my european hd2 i have spl 2.08.0000 does your rom work in this way???i mounted it, but the device is stopped on a white HTC screen??????many thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] diesburg:
I saw someone posted that flash still didn't work right for them and browser crashed. I can verify flash works fine for me now. On first release, it worked, it just didn't load things correctly. But with Feb.23 version it works fine. Is the Feb.23rd one suppose to be the lite edition for euro models? I ask because I only see the first version then that one.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] swiss420:
Thats what I keep preaching, v2.15 is not allways the best version for everyone. Start with the one your provider uses on Stock HD2's and then try others. 2.07 and 2.10 work great for my provider while for my friend v2.15 works best in the same area but different provider.

NRG is still tweaking and adjusting. Beyond that his true passion is still with WinMo. I am sure we will see new ROMS appear but dont expect everything right away. For now please test the ROM thoroughly for bugs and glitches as much as possible. No one claims that this ROM is perfect yet but NRG also just started cooking Android.

I take it you mean SPL-2.08 HardSPL? If so it seems if you read back a bit you will find others with EU HD2's facing the same issue. One suggestion was to use a 300Mb Partition. If for some reason you only have a OSPL definetly flash HSPL 3. Hope this helps and remember to read and try out stuff before you report issues. When reporting issues always post all used versions as they appear exactly. You need HardSPL 2.08, Magldr 1.13, Clockwork Recovery Mod 3.0.0.5 and Energy.Leo.DesireHD.Sense.Feb.23.zip ~190MB for the EU 512 HD2's
[HD2 Android NAND Development] meletios:
Assuming you did not mean HSPL...

you will need to install HSPL on the phone , then the correct radio and rom,

search on the forum/stickies to download the latest HSPL

Hope this helps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tokolosh:
after messing around and finally getting the rom running on my EU HD2 i advise anyone to wait untill app2sd and ext support are implemented.

After a successfull flash there are only just over 10MB's free to install apps which is by no means enough.

When NRG gets this done it will however be a rather cool and fast/snappy rom :D

before that however rather useless unless Stock functions suffice for you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
i didnt change any settings and im using radio 2.15 havent changed the radio at all

since ive had this phone 3 weeks now

only thing i had problems with was downloading mms but

was told to turn data off then turn it back on ..and that fixed my mms issue

the only reason i switched back to Typhoon is i like cm7 and gingerbread
[HD2 Android NAND Development] diesburg:
I don't think it would be possible for him to flash this rom successfully without hspl would it? He said he made it to the boot screen of the rom so is probably a partition/space problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] diesburg:
^^^^^EVERYONE WITH EURO HD2's SHOULD PAY ATTENTION TO THAT ^^^^^ Rather than posting that it's stuck on the boot screen or barely has any space. Anyone with euro HD2's, I strongly recommend you go through (at least) his posts in this thread before posting questions. I'm so glad I did some research on the HD2 before I bought one, so I already knew to get the t mobile US version!! lol I'm not sure I would be too happy with only 512mb rom space.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] diesburg:
Is radio version 2.07.50.27 the recommended one? I ask because in OP it says 2.07.50 and all I can see on the radio page for HD2 is 2.07.50.27. I know radio was posted about a few times but I tried search function for "2.07.50" and it returned 0 results. (so the search function obviously sucks because "2.07.50" is in the original post but still nothing returned on search)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] meletios:
Apologies for my ignorance...was trying to help is all...

..promise will never do it again mister....get it...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] diesburg:
I wasn't trying to sound rude, I was also trying to help. I was trying to save him the time of reflashing HSPL when he probably didn't need to.

"I don't think it would be possible for him to flash this rom successfully without hspl would it?"

I was being serious with the question mark at the end... I've never tried to flash custom roms without HSPL so as far as I know it may actually flash some or part of it or something.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] swiss420:
Search for HD2 Radios. You will find a Thread with all the radios listed. Check them out and I would start with the one your provider uses on his newest HD2 stock Devices. Then try the Cooks recomendations, and last try the other ones. lol Good luck on the end which Radios is the best one for you can only be answeared by you.

Dont worry about it. As long as you dont purposefully write something wrong its no big deal. Plus we dont know yet what will solve the posters problem. I know it is discouraging when someone writes something against ones honest attempt to help. First off the tone of voice choosen might not correctly represent how it is meant. People either dont take the time or dont have the practice in writing to fully convey what they want to say. Secondly there are allot of people here but only a few post. Dont let yourself be disheartened by someone and just do your thing. Last but not least I dont think diesburg was realy trying to discredit your help but just making sure that all angles are covered. Which is a good thing because anyone searching for help here should never listen just to one person but double check what others suggest thats why its important to add links or atleast add the comment, to read up on things.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] diesburg:
I don't think I worded the question right....lol... I'm wondering if 2.07.50.27 radio is the same as the 2.07.50 radio recommended for this rom. the .27 at the end is what I'm wondering about. He specified 2.07.50 without a .27 at the end.... so I'm not sure if they are two different radios or if 2.07.50.27 is the radio he was talking about in the OP. In the radio thread for HD2, there is no radio just called 2.07.50, only one I see is the 2.07.50.27. Thanks in advance for the help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tokolosh:
Thats because the last 2 digits are bupkis in terms of which radio is the right one ;)

So yes, feel free to use that radio. NRG's Rom's all need xx.xx.50.xx radio's (see i used x's instead of numbers to show you the relevant part) ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
I even tried to run the newer light ROM in hopes that I could fix the glitch. No dice...

I ran the "disable data on boot" and rebooted, then reinstated the data and rebooted (via *#*#4636#*#* +menu) in hopes that it was a problem with the phone itself...it seems that the APN is not working properly for some reason...

I have the 2.15 Radio and default APN for ATT
[HD2 Android NAND Development] qcefer:
wow, look what r2d2 brought back in.

thought you were dead sir.

welcome back . :eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] longvulong:
The battery drainage is horrible, unplug from 11 o'clock this morning, then at 2 o'clock down to 85% with no data connection, no wifi. Also received some text messages.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] amachine247:
Problem with apps crashing

I installed this and all seems to be working but a hand full of apps crash upon launching them. Is anybody having this issue?

I am using 2.15 radio. Any help is much appreciated.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tokolosh:
last time i checked i was still somewhat alive :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Data connection error for ATT users-fixed!-

I have been tinkering with my build.prop, due to DNS questions for the network. I had not been getting much success.....so decided to make a drastic move.

I replaced the build.prop from another Desire Sense build that was known to work (Core Cell HD 1.4) and was expecting a crash forcing me to reinstall the system.

Guess what, ALL WORKS!!

I'm not sure what line lets everything work, but here's the attached build.prop (credit to Core Droid team for making it work for ATT users!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sotmax:
:eek::eek::eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rikardo1979:
Very nice build like all from NRGZ28.

But on HD2 EU not really for daily use cos the lack of memory :(

Well, have to wait till some proper release come out for our HD2 EU phones with data.img option or something like that
[HD2 Android NAND Development] amachine247:
Is anyone having problems with applications closing suddenly?

If so what if any solutions are there?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Charmacas:
Hello @ll,

I am new to the Android thing but I'm very interested and read a lot about it. The NRG Android NAND ROM seems to be the fastest on the market by now. If I read the thread correctly, the only negative aspects are the lack of memory which could only be solved by implementing App2SD and ext support. Is that right? Any other negative aspects?

I hope that NRG would shortly release a ROM which supports these features. And as I a read in german forums, there are a lot of users that are thinking so as well. :)

Thank you for the effort you're putting in developing these ROM's NRG!!! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Skellyyy:
Can you please make a EU version which uses Data2SD/Apps2SD? Using an ext partition ofcourse. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisasharp:
hi, please help - I have the aMAGLDR v1.13 screen, but cannot do anything now!

for 1. = no WPH installed,2= kernal open failed, 3= no boot sources, 4= -, 5= wait USB, 6= tty init done, 7= erase all data? 8= no boot sources, 9=tetris, 10=services - tried all 5 menus, 11/12 -0 tried soft and hard reset...

ideally, I would like to go back to the energy 6.5 builds! any help appreciated!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] swiss420:
Just enter the bootloader and flash a EnergyROM or Stock ROM (you will have to reflash HardSPL 2.08 to flash energyROM after that). MagLdr runs in chain after HardSPL. In order to get Android running just enter 8. AD Recovery > install zip from SDCard > and select the Desire HD ZIP. When it is done press back and reboot system now. Watch the videos and read up on how each step is done correctly. Also there are different rules for the 512 or 1024 Leos. PM me if you cant get it sorted out and we will figure it out together.

Note: I just realized you might not have Clockwork Recovery flashed. You will have to read up on that in case you still want to get Android running.

For Clockwork Recovery and some YouTube Video Instructions visit this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=898913
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pdiggitydogg:
Trying this right now! Thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iwakpitik:
I have been using this release for two days...

and this is my first Android ROM, and I Love it very much...

No problem at all, no freeze, no fail, an amazingly super fast... but it's eat my battery fast he..he.. (no wonder that connection trough internet always on)

waiting for more build mate... :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] belek1979:
+1! it's perfect combination... maybe wp7 SD?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] meletios:
Dont worry,its all good...

just to clarify,

In the first line of the post it did say 'Assuming'

also the HTC white screen, is ;)not the (ROM) boot screen,you get this screen without loading any ROM(e.g when going into MAGLDR)

anyhoo...we are all trying to help at the end of the day...

btw, will be great, if the user we posted the response to can come back and let us know what happened,if not already

(I have not read the posts since then, am reading now, so dont worry, if replied already)..

...peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] monyozt:
can i use this rom on WWE hd2?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zat0x:
nevermind ...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] @home:
Getting stuck on white screen with HTC logo after install from clockwork mod & then 1st reboot...Any idea why?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Charmacas:
In the "CWR" directory change in the "flash.cfg" with notepad the fourth line to:

system ya 300M

After that repeat the whole installing process and I think it will work. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] @home:
Thank you - Worked a Treat

Does all the clockwork mod stuff/magldr etc work on a 16gb SD Card?

I read on the net it only worked with an 8mg or less card

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Yes, I am running a 16GB class10 card, it runs awesome!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] $t0Rm:
Any one got led notifications working right ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rencx:
White screen with HTC logo

This works! Thanks go to you..

For Others who stuck on white screen with HTC logo use this method.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] @home:
How come when i have installed this rom I don't have any room left on my phone to install any apps - I keeping a message telling my phone is full.

How do i fix this - did i do something wrong upon installation?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Charmacas:
I'm sorry to quote myself. But I think there's the answer to your question.

So you did nothing wrong upon the installation but that's seems to be the actual problem with the ROM. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] whiteshark09:
Damn....it seems a very nice rom.....no hope for a EU HD2???:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Do you have a 512 HD2? I don't think the newest has data2SD yet, so you will have to download and use Apps2SD to help move some of the stuff to SD and free some space..

I'm running a 1024 HD2 (TMOUS), so I have about 357 MB in space left (out of 1024)...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] swiss420:
Some Apps from the Android_Compliation_(2011-03) I have tried out and might be worth checking out. As you can see there is no reason to put the phone down ever. lol

Apps:

AllSport GPS (3.0.54) - Track Calories, Distance, Speed, etc

Easy Tie (1.5) - Instructions to tie those fancy tie knots.

Einfach.Kochen.v2 - Cooking made easy just choose and follow

IP Cam Viewer (2.4.7) - Best Network CAM Viewer, Check your home, kids, pets easely with one click on your phone.

Newzbin Search (1.11) - Nice mobile search for the Newzbin Usenet Index w/nzb download support

PocketDJ Pro (2.2.5) - Scratch those MP3 and Voice Recordings

Root Explorer (2.10.1) - Root Access for those pesky System Files.

ShoppingList (1.0.0) - now when your wife wants you go grocery shopping you remember to get the milk and beer.

Advanced Ruler Pro (1.9) - Realy cool measuring tool. Like the Flashlight and Calc something that should be included by default

Live Wallpapers:

Shake them All (1.371) - Funny

Galactic Core (1.2) - Nice

aniPet Aquarium (2.4.0) - Cool

Note: NRG just released new Windows Mobile ROMS (Feb 27th.) Now how to safe those Shoppinglists? :) I guess its time for a second HD2. Hmm how about sticking two HD2's back to back together. Just flip it over for WinMo or Android. lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rugged96:
does anyone know where to get that b/w ship picture on the first post?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] swiss420:
Sure, also put together my other Backgrounds in case someone is interessted you can download them all from here. 13.1MB Attached is a Preview of the Backgrounds included.

Note: If the link does not work, right click on it and select "open in new Window"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] qukla:
Works very good! :D:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hasni2005:
Thanks for this great work ...

but i've a prob, when i install the rom and restart the phone it freeze on the HTC logo

and it doesnt start ???!!!!

is there any solution ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ranya:
doesnt start

when i install the rom and restart the phone it freeze on the HTC logo

and it doesnt start:(:(:(:(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] diesburg:
WOW..... this thread is soon going to be filled with hundreds of pages of "it stops at the htc screen and wont start" and "after installing i have no free space" ..... not trying to be rude but come on people, I just opened up the last 4 pages of this thread and saw possible solutions to the not booting on every page.... I understand the search function sucks but can't you go back at least 3 or 4 pages? The solution for your problems would be to read back a few pages and of course..... read ALL of the original posts....... on just one page before this one there is a posts that says this:

Originally Posted by @home

Getting stuck on white screen with HTC logo after install from clockwork mod & then 1st reboot...Any idea why?

Thanks

Originally Posted by Charmacas

In the "CWR" directory change in the "flash.cfg" with notepad the fourth line to:

system ya 300M

After that repeat the whole installing process and I think it will work.

This works! Thanks go to you..

For Others who stuck on white screen with HTC logo use this method.

READ, READ, READ!!! If you are horribly low on phone space after installing, that's another thing you shouldn't be reposting questions about... that has also been mentioned many times.,... Sorry if I sound rude, read the last 10 pages of this thread and you will understand why it's annoying to see these same questions on yet another page.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] @home:
Ouch!!

Sorry I asked - Please Forgive Me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] diesburg:
Like I said, sorry to sound rude but at least go a couple pages behind the current page before you ask questions, no I don't expect someone to go through over a hundred pages to find an answer but with this thread being so polluted with the same 2 questions over and over, it will take a max of like 5 pages back to find the answer to those 2 questions.

Posted by qaliza: I used a 290m partition and guess what only 49 MB free internal storage

toooo bad cos the ROM is pretty damn fast.

Posted only 5 pages back by Tokolosh:

after messing around and finally getting the rom running on my EU HD2 i advise anyone to wait untill app2sd and ext support are implemented.

After a successfull flash there are only just over 10MB's free to install apps which is by no means enough.

When NRG gets this done it will however be a rather cool and fast/snappy rom

before that however rather useless unless Stock functions suffice for you

Then,posted bt me only 4 pages back and in CAPS letters for people to notice(referring to Tokolosh's post):

^^^^^EVERYONE WITH EURO HD2's SHOULD PAY ATTENTION TO THAT ^^^^^ Rather than posting that it's stuck on the boot screen or barely has any space. Anyone with euro HD2's, I strongly recommend you go through (at least) his posts in this thread before posting questions. I'm so glad I did some research on the HD2 before I bought one, so I already knew to get the t mobile US version!! lol I'm not sure I would be too happy with only 512mb rom space.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BigBadger:
This worked for me as well. makes me think that the folks that said that data was working for them on AT&T maybe had done something that updated this file.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] x2z2001:
new Version

Love the build but i dont like that flash is still giving me issues.. NRG you should do like a Sencity theme to this build would be really awesome... with blue notification bubble and transparent stuff on the home screen...i can help let me know as im sure many would probably do the same...keep it up
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fcreeves:
Battery Life

REQUESTING BATTERY LIFE.

Ok. I love the ROM. Everything I run works except for speech input on the skype keyboard works only 60-80% of the time. I'm still new to Android coming from WinMo so I don't know what the fix is for that.

I didn't mind the battery life issues as I had 6 spare batteries and always had ability to swap a fully charged.

NRGZ28, I was on Main and Bonanza fixing a PC @ a bail bonds place and my computer bag with all my batteries, chargers cables, 3 loaded hard drives and laptop also walked off as they were among the contents. I need battery life now. I hope you can accommodate a local guys request. I'm willing to test. Anyway, thats my long drawn out request and reasoning. Thanks for hundreds (or more) of satisfied flashes.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WorldWide60:
I liked everything about this build except for the battery life. It has a really nice look and feel about it, but can't use it as a daily build until the battery life improves.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] smjunaid:
the rom rocks on a T Mobile.. THANKS ALOT
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alphaghost13:
Possible reason for high battery drain.

I have been using this ROM since it first came out and have no problems. Everything works right from the start. The only thing that i have noticed is that it has high battery drain like a lot of people have said. So I started messing with a lot of settings. It seems that the main reason I have found is when data is on and data always-on is checked. Disabling data always-on seems to improve the battery big time, but doing so, I noticed that when data is needed, it can take sometime for it to reconnect. I a rare occasion, I have to do a restart to get data to work. I'm not a dev, but I thought I would let everyone know my personal findings. Maybe someone can look into it. Hope this helps.

Also, I have a TMOUS 1024 and have great signal so trying to find a signal to connect isn't an issue for data.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iwakpitik:
Yes, I totally agree with you... the ROM is very fantastic, except for the battery drain

Now really hope our master chef NRGZ, will come back soon on this thread...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rudyfastcat:
Try flashing the new RAFPIGNA 1.9 OC Kernel this really improved battery drain for me..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CharlyAR:
Hi guys,

I'm [very] used to WinMo. Now with the new WP7, I find that it... well... sucks! :P And new (and existing) apps are only for Android/iPhone. Skype ie.

Since I really hate iPhone, I plan to move onto Android.

Is this room good to start with? Are there more "WinMo dumb user friendly" roms? :P I've been using Energy WinMo roms for a while, that's the reason for starting here... But I saw there are a lot of different "flavors" and got kinda lost.

Thanks for any comment. Even the bad ones. ;)