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[HD2 Android NAND Development] ForgetfulGuru:
The only thing I could ever ask for extra or changed in this ROM would be the default first type of the built in screenother app being charged from .png to jpg. It a nuances having to open it up in another app just to save it in the right format for posting to XDA forums.

Or some really smart person tell how to change it, please :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wizzardeel:
OC 1.152Ghz, NoFrills CPU cfq, fikret kernel, wifi at home, 2g at work. This is what I got out of a day with like 20min calls and 15 txts, 20 mins facebook and light browsing

Sent from my HyperDroid CM7 Gingerbread HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DarrenNewsgroup:
No 2G/3G data connection - SOLVED

For the last 2 days I have had no 2G or 3G data connection. Wi-Fi was fine. I got so fed up with going into Airplane Mode and back out again with no joy, rebooted with no joy, changed network settings to manual and then also on automatic, even checked my mobile operator's network status to see if there was a problem. Absolutely nothing. I wondered if I had been blocked by my network for excessive data use (which I hadn't been using much anyway - but internet access in town whilst shopping is very handy).

I downloaded network/cell info apps (via Wi-Fi) to see if they could detect anything. Some said "Data State: Setting up data connection" whilst others hung on startup (blank screen) and I had to force close it. I even did the "Clear Data" in application settings and even cleared cache in Titanium Backup. Nothing was working.

Anyway, I put my SIM in my wife's Sony X10 Mini Pro and I got data connection. Her SIM in my HD2 and she got data connection. When I put my SIM back in my HD2 I still had data connection. Hooray. I suppose the fix was to pull the battery out of the phone, or remove the SIM as well.

Once I had a data connection again the network/cell info apps all worked perfectly.

I am on 6.0 Extreme, CLK, default kernel, standard market, 240 DPI.

Just posting this in case others have had a similar issue.

EDIT: Since posting this I was perusing the main thread lists and looked at an ICS build (curiosity mostly - to see how ICS is progressing) - I came across this FAQ page http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_HD2/NexusHD2_ICS_CM9_FAQ with the question "After using WiFi for some time my cellular data won’t connect anymore?" seemingly describing an Android bug. I am not sure if it relates to my initial problem. Just posting for info.

Darren .)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mstdzw:
I have green picture on this rom when flash is on.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] subomai:
Google Play Music

Is anyone experiencing crashes with the Google Play Music player? I'm on clk 6.0.1 and ever so often it causes my phone to slow down/freeze up. Also had the same problem with previous versions.

It seems to be triggered when the player is running in the background and I switch over to it. However, it seems to happen sporadically. Rebooting the phone always solves the problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sharpeyedman:
Wish I could port Hyperdroid for hercules or skyrocket

This is my all time number one Gingerbread ROM.

HD2 users are blessed to have such an exceptional ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mstdzw:
Where is link to V6.0.1 ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kantjer:
Here it is
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dragonballz:
hello, is it possible to change the button color tablet mode on this rom, I wish I had the blue ics, if possible how to proceed, enclosed a screen capture. thank you.

excuse me for my english
[HD2 Android NAND Development] konstantin1286:
usb host?

best nand rom ever!:)

only thing missing is usbhost... any news on that???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rkrause78:
What do you mean? Using it as a flashdrive when connectet on PC (like tools such as dual-mount what is working very well!!) or put other hardware on the hd2 (what isnt working because hardware related)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] helmking:
Hello, I use the theme CyanbreadX to change the button color to cyan, However; it also changes the style a bit. btw, how did you change the clock and temp color?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dragonballz:
I installed a theme ics, but that does not change the button color.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] konstantin1286:
usbhost

i mean i want to put other hardware on the hd2....

it is working on windows and on linux so i don't think that there is a hardware related problem.

so is there a way we can achive usbhost on our favorite hd2???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zbeky:
Not now. Maybe in future
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XdividerX:
Hey guys, i tried installing HLSP 2.08 and went through all steps on the video and got up to the step where the phone displayed a screen saying 'we hacked it'.

I pressed yes on the screen prompt... waited for another screen prompt that said succesfully done.

The phone then turned off and now i cant get it to turn on again even in bootloader mode. It vibrates a little but the screen is black. Have i just bricked my mates phone?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] QuaQuaRaQuaQua:
Nahh, you have to turn the phone off, hold the volume-down button, keep holding it and start the phone, still holding the volume-down button until you get the 3-color screen.

Now your'e ready for the next step :-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XdividerX:
Yep, tried that.. held both buttons down for ages, taken battery out, put phone on charge even though it had 100% when I started. I get no response whatsover. Am bummed but hey, I knew the risk.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] QuaQuaRaQuaQua:
Weird, it's really hard to brick the HD2, hehe...

Can you try to do the HSPL-part again??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XdividerX:
Na, I cannot do anything. Phone is not recognised by pc and HSPL installer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XdividerX:
Its also a downer coz its my mates phone (hes got another one anyways) and I can't seem to find jtag services here in Sydney.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] QuaQuaRaQuaQua:
You could try to leave battery out for 15 min, and try starting it up again....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Revhead:
Rule 1. Don't panic.

Might be the PC playing up?

Might be something to do with your SD card too?

From time to time my PC has failed to recognise my phone.

Search for and download HD2 Android NAND Toolkit. You can use it to reinstall HSPL and might have better success with it. I never use anything else unless I have to - much easier.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clyder:
If he is unable to enter the bootloader, he cant flash anything so tools like NAND toolkit will be as useless as doing it manualy.

Have you tried to remove the SIM and SD card and see if there is any difference?

Strange thing is that it happend after succesfull HSPL flash. Maybe the file was corrupted somehow, or there was some connection problems during flashing.

When you connect the HD2 to a PC does it recognize anything?

My first guess after reading your simptoms is that SPL got screwed up so it is unable to load anything when the phone turns on. If that is the case then only way to fix it would be to reflash the phone via JTAG to restore SPL.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jae-v:
good to see this build is still alive..i switched to another phone but this rom is still the best i've ever used
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dave Trouser:
Same here - got the One X now. Still interested in Hyperdroid though, as my HD2 is going to be used by a friend who has never had a smartphone before - and I think Hyperdroid on the HD2 is ideal.

The only remaining niggle is the juddery animations (which is known about). Once that small thing is fixed it really will be perfection.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XdividerX:
I think you are right, the SPL must of either been corrupt or it had an interruption during flash. It's just strange that I saw no signs that it went wrong.

Also removed sd card and sim with no difference. Still get no response. Phone is officially a paper weight
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wizzardeel:
My animations are awesome on ADWLauncherEX.

Sent from my HyperDroid CM7 Gingerbread HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zbeky:
He probably meant the loading animation circle for example. I have it choppy too. It just don't circle smoothly but it do the full round in maybe 8 steps. Interesting is that I did't have this problemy in every version. In 5.9 it was choppy, in 5.10 it was smooth and now it is choppy again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TCMuffin:
Sorry to hear about your HD2 :'(

Changing the subject.....are you impressed with your Sensation?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] XdividerX:
Thanks, my mate is ok with the phone being bricked, he's got a One x. He just wanted his HD2 to work properly and this ROM looked good. I love this sensation and the Elegancia ROM series is by far the best I have used. I was a flashaholic until I found Elegancia. I am determined to get the HD2 jtag'd and install this ROM!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TCMuffin:
Many thanks for that - really useful - I can't decide between the One X (-ve plastic case, fixed battery, no SD card) and Samsung's Galaxy S III (-ve plastic case).

Wild card is - buy a Sensation XE (metallic body, dual LED flashes) get a PAYG with unlimited data and see what's available in six months time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dave Trouser:
That's exactly what I meant.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seregaprok:
My Google Play works great - i can download and update free applications. But i can't download paid apps, i have an error "There was an error, try again". I cleared cashe, but the error is still on Google Play.

I install extreme edition, and not hacked market. Use 160dpi.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JimWest7997:
Hello again everyone!

I am looking for a new SD-Card and I was hoping you guys could give me some advice.

Does our HD2 support 32 GB cards? does it support high class cards?

i am currently using an 8gig class 4 (or maybe 2?) sd-card. but i have no free space due to a lot of music and maps for offline navigation. Any advise is appreciated, thanks in advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] subomai:
Yes it does support 32 gb cards. I'm currently using the SanDisk class 4 microsd and it works great!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JimWest7997:
But higher class = better speed? What class would be best suited for HD2?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Grobie13:
The SD-card reader of the HD2 should be a class 6 reader, I read somewhere here in the thread. It makes no sense to use a faster card than class 6, if that is true.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] subomai:
Also, beware that the rated speed on a microSD card may not match the real speed. Class 6 indicates minimum write speeds of 6 mb/s but certain brands are more reliable in actually matching the benchmark speeds.

I believe there is a long XDA thread on which microSD cards work best in real life. The SanDisk one is of the highest recommended ones based on that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] likewei92:
Min ROM space?

Hi guys what's the minimum ROM partition needed for this ROM to work? I'm running the previous version on 120Mb but when I did the upgrade my phone refused to boot (I'm assuming it's cos the ROM partition is too small). I did a restore and everything is fine now, but I still wanna repartition and upgrade some day XD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arizmin:
U should do 5/150/5.. EXT3/4 1GB, 0 SWAP... works fine for me.

So far, good, very smooth UI, low Quadrant score but I don't really notice any difference with higher score ROMs. Battery drainage is just superb!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mooncalled:
For the prior versions I went with 150/5.

With v6 I set it up at 5/150/20, with ext4 at 1 GB and 0 swap. The battery life with v6 seems so much better in previous versions for me. I haven't touched any cpu speed settings or sd card i/o either.

Before installing any apps just let your newly installed ROM settle in for a few hours.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JohnM109R:
I love this rom but can't get flash to work....any of you guys got it to work ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] YZ:
Yes, it's working great.

Try to wipe the app data, uninstall, then re install it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hengsheng120:
How do you get the stock gingerbread theme/framework for this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] YZ:
You chose it in the aroma installer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ascoandy:
Still getting data problems

Hi All,

Tried to install this ROM (with the latest datafix 6.0.1) for a few days last week and eventually gave up and installed HyperDroid Root Radicals ROM which is running fine.

Problem I was getting was the browser / Playstore / facebook would attempt to load and then revert back to home page, then in the background the phone would still be attempting to connect to whatever it crashed from.

Tried all manner of reinstalls, Task29, HD2 toolkit MAGLDR reinstall, standalone MAGLDR reinstall, system partition / cache size changes and similar on the SD card...... you name it but still no joy.

Even tried cLK install after task29 on the phone... :(

Anyway I'm happy with what is on the phone now and thumbs up for the good work done so far.

Just wanted to share my experience with you in case there's anyone still trying like I was last week...:)

Andy S
[HD2 Android NAND Development] m1c4d0:
Does anyone tried this with HD2 HyperDroid v6?

[MOD] Improve your battery life

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1621808
[HD2 Android NAND Development] KILLAH_42:
does this rom support the extended battery?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dave Trouser:
Yes, has done for ages now. It's the kernel that decides compatibility with the Extended Battery.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] likewei92:
Help with storage problem

Hi I'm using a sd-ext partition and it seems to be giving me some problems. When I try to install some apps it says "insufficient storage" although my data partition is only 6% full. My sd-ext partition has already been filled up to 90%, so it seems the phone does not want to put stuff in the data partition. Is there any way to fix it? For installation here's what I did:

1. formatted all partitions using CMR (including sd-ext and sd)

2. partitioned sd using CMR to 128Mb sd-ext and 32Mb swap

3. installed ROM using CMR

4. booted up and used the ROM

I tried restarting and it does not fix the problem
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bever86:
I think 128Mb sd-ext is not enough, the advised size is 1024MB or more.. This is probably your problem.

If you are using a really small sd-card you might want to think about buying a new one (personally i prefer 8GB or more but 2GB is enough if you don't want to store a lot of stuff on your phone)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] likewei92:
Hmm so this ROM will only install apps on sd-ext, and not the internal storage? Then what do you use internal storage for? SMS? You can't possible have so many SMS right..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mooncalled:
If you're using CMR v5.x.x then it will not format your sd-ext in ext4, which is needed for the apps2sd to work correctly. Even if you are using an earlier version of CMR I would highly recommend you do this:

Download SDFormater: https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_3/

Download Mini Tool Partition Wizard: http://www.partitionwizard.com/

Use SD Formater to format your memory card. Do a complete overwrite and erase. This will take some time depending on the size of your card.

Then use the Partition Wizard partition your card.

-create a primary partition that you format in FAT32 @ 32kb cluster size.

-create a 1 gb partition at the end in ext4 @ 4kb cluster. Make sure you make this partition primary and name it sd-ext.

Install your ROM:

Drop HyperDroid v6 onto the main root of your sd card. Install ROM.

Before installing any apps, get into CyanogenMod settings and allow for application moving. Set it to Auto.

Good luck.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jsomaniax:
Alot of apps are not updating on google play store. Even facebook is incompatible. I changed the DPI back from 190 to 160. Still no go. What gives?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mooncalled:
How to setup and ext4 partition.

I just wrote a quick tutorial on how to set up an ext4 partition for HyperDroid.

You can find it here.

It's rough but I think it can help.

---------- Post added at 11:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:34 PM ----------

What version of HyperDroid are you running: Stock v6 or the extreem? Did you select the hacked market during the Aroma installer?

If you installed the hacked market then it's a little tricky. Most times I got it to work on dpi 192. Other days I just couldn't get it to update or download new apps. Never could get my head wrapped around it. I finally gave up and went to the non hacked market on a fresh install and left my dpi at 240. I'm used to it now. As it turns out when you hit the 40+ age bracket, your sight turns to $4i7!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jsomaniax:
Thanks but I actually figured it out. I'm on the stupid hacked market. I had to change the DPI to 160 via DPI changer, restart the phone, then go into manage applications and clear the play store data and uninstall all updates, then reboot, once rebooted I opened up play store and all apps were available again. I did my app updates and changed the DPI back to 190 and restarted phone. So far the all the apps are still showing at 190DPI but I know it wont last long before it goes back to incompatible.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Revhead:
Voice dialling?

Can anyone tell me whether this ROM supports voice dialling, without having to go back thru 2000 pages?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mooncalled:
Yes it does.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] helmking:
So, then does the kernel(s) of this build (extreme, standard) support the htc hd2 extended battery 3600mah? I know the answer that was provided to the earlier extended battery support question left the door open for this question, lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] khashila:
All the way

id go as far as calling it my lucky day when i chose this rom or a previous version of it to be the first android rom i use on my hd2 and i was amazed back then and still am....

stable, smooth, reliable what more could you ask for?!

cant wait for an ics version (or at least hoping there will be one!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Madraum:
Your Rom is Amazing! It will stay in my LEO till your future version! Now my htc really is Quietly brilliant ! Everything is working , it's fast and very stable :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bever86:
As far as I know the devs said they are working on an ICS version but they won't release it until it is fully stable (which ICS on HD2 currently is not (yet :p))

I agree that Hyperdroid V6 is the best thing I have seen for the HD2 :D

It runs as smooth as phones that are currently available, atleast for me :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jsomaniax:
I wouldn't say it runs as smooth as the current dual core phones but then again I have 184 apps loaded and tons of widgets on the homescreens so that might be what's causing the slight lag. Overall it's very stable. Havent restarted on me in a long time.

My only problem is the battery drain I get like 60mA when the screen is off and idling. Havent been able to figure it out the cause yet..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bever86:
184 apps and lots of widgets.. well some of those are bound to slow your phone down.

but with the right tweaks and a decent amount of apps and regular usage my phone feels really fast.

I gave it to one of my friends to try and she put it next to her Galaxy S2 and her boyfriends Galaxy S2 (both of these are stock and hers has a silly amount of apps installed) and she said it feels faster than hers (understandable as that one doesnt feel snappy at all) and about as fast as his. (ofc when you really put the phones next to each other the delays are there for the hd2 but it 'feels' about as quick)

I do a lot of optimization and cleaning to keep it snappy though and minimize the amount of apps that run in the background as much as possible.. and ofc i cant get the battery life a dual core phone gets.. but hey, i say these are amazing results for such an 'old' phone
[HD2 Android NAND Development] D.O.C:
Maybe her boyfriend coyld try our hyperdroid rom for the galaxy s2? :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bever86:
Haha i was trying to get him to install a custom rom but he doesn't want to yet xD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wildcopper:
I get 2 to 3mA battery drain with the screen off. If you get 60mA, there's something wrong with one of your applications possibly. Some bugged applications are known to create mad battery drains even on native Android phones.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sharpeyedman:
I agree with you and HD2 is such a legendary phone that amazes me every time. However I was never able to lag my gsII. I wonder what she did to make her gs Iag lol.

I currently have and rotate using HD2, Nexus S and Galaxy S II X.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] triteata:
Is the market issue (with the incompatible applications) currently worked on? Does everybody has it? It's funny how only the most used of the applications are shown as incompatible.

The build is really amazing, my HD2 is way faster and more convenient than my friend's Galaxy S. Big big thanks, guys!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hd945157206:
good work thanx pongster Support you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] benoitb85:
Is there a way to get the stock Android look ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] isnayper:
yes sir i have instlaled the update you have sent me.. Scratch? from the beginning or shall i just reinstall the latest update?

that's funny its started when i installed the update.. lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
yes.... there's a "Stockify" folder you can use for that... put contents in the root/system folder of the build and reboot...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
wait.. try disabling wallpaper hack as the update may have reset all defaults... :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] isnayper:
thats odd.. sometimes if i disable wallpaper hack it doesnt work sometimes its working..anyways thank you very much sir, ill just play with it for the meantime, for sure your cooking for some new updates.. :))
[HD2 Android NAND Development] benoitb85:
Thanks, that is excellent ! I come from an HTC Dream and I have to say the quality of Android on this Winmo phone amazes me !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dejan-k:
Ok now its working market on 3g but wifi not working well,cant open any page in browser and market do not work as well...Any ideas? thx for answers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RobertsDF:
I downloaded the normal kernal with axi scaling and used build_n. I did have to replace the bcm4329.ko and tun.ko files under system/lib/modules in order to get wifi to work.

Battery drain is 2mA-3mA and it seems to have fixed my occasional touchscreen freeze that would last a few seconds.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mkoz777:
does anyone know how to get vibration working?

Mine does vibrate, but does not vibrate for calls or SMS

thanks!

everything else though is perfect, just a tremendous build
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Try and reset your APN Settings.. sometimes the wifi maybe picking up the proxy settings in there... worth a shot

Perfect! Thanks for the update! It will be the default of the next build... unless a newer one comes up by the time its actually ready. ;)

Thanks for dropping by! In Call or SMS, press menu to get to Settings and change Vibration from there. Also try to go deep into CMSettings... there could be Vibration settings there too. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
ChuckyDroidROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apeatan:
-Just woke up and its already 8 pm here.:p....Wow! -2mA-3mA??? It is really that efficient with hyperdroid??? Really wow......I'm already having trouble using winmo before because of hyperdroid....What more now that it is getting more battery efficient...I might use winmo again...when my sd card breaks down???lol:D:D:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apeatan:
-And, did you restore your apps and settings with Titanium backup? Cause I noticed with my tests that it happens to me, instantly whenever I restore from titanium.