yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rumsey:
Initial results with this seem promising, thanks a million. I will try setting up the ROM once again and see if its still working once all my old apps have been migrated over.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] universed:
Which too are you using to Fix permissions?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] negativman:
Soft keys

How to tie so that ROM soft keys in the status bar?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thuynh022:
Hacked play store is working fine for me so far.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rumsey:
Well now I take it back, so far *most* apps are showing up now but Flash is "not compatible". I have an old backup of Flash 10.3 I was able to install, but I can't get 11.1 from the market.

EDIT: I spent an hour getting everything perfect and just checked the Play store again - Steam is now incompatible with my device. There is no God and as a first month G1 adopter, for the first time in my life, I'm getting pretty pissed at Android.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JimWest7997:
If want to fix it with just a little effort, change your DPI to 240 or 160, then you can install/update all your apps and change back to whatever your dpi is now.

I even kept mine at 160, once you're used to it, it's kind of nice.

Hope it helps, good luck
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wildcopper:
Steam works just fine here. I installed it out of curiosity, and it worked. I'm using the normal google play (not hacked).

The application is also marked "compatible with my HD2"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rumsey:
I have tried setting 160 dpi, rebooting, clearing the Play cache, and entering the store. Steam is still not compatible. The apps are only compatible with this ROM for the first 5-15 minutes after a fresh wipe (after account sync), even if I just set the phone down and come back a bit later, they will say incompatible. DPI doesn't seem to affect it.

It would be helpful if we knew an app that truly wasn't compatible with the HD2 so you could check and see what message you get on the Play store. It refers to my device as an "HTC HTC HD2" and I'm wondering what yours shows up as. Of course we have to find an app that isn't compatible with the HD2 first, and then check it on the Play store from a desktop browser while logged in to your Google account. My device shows as HD2 under About in Settings.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JimWest7997:
I don't know, I have Hyperdroid 5.9.0, fikret kernel, 160 DPI, play market and everything is compatible.

Sorry, but good luck figuring it out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wildcopper:
See attachment, that's how it looks for me.

The market recognizes my device as a "HD2". I have changed nothing about that, the ROM is 5.9.0 stock with the seader kernel.

Yours is a TMobile, that's the difference maybe?

Try 240 dpi if you haven't.

EDIT:

I remember I have done one thing a while ago actually. I went in "devices" and changed the device nickname to "HD2".

On the main store page (on the web) scroll down, click on "my orders & devices", then on the device tab. There you can rename your phone.

Not sure it changes anything though, it's only a nickname.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TiltMasta:
You have to use 240 DPI not 160. I believe 160 is way too low and will cause compatibility issues. Change DPI, clear Market and all should be fine. Just downloaded Steam right now, just to see, on new updated Google Play Market no problems here.

UPDATE- Uninstalled Steam, changed DPI to 160 just to see, reinstalled, and again a successful download on new market.

I'm running Fikret kernel if that has anything to do with it...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
160 works just fine for the (stock) market, or play store, been on it for like ever, and it hasn't let me down yet ;)

192 will cause the 'not compatible' issues.

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
So you configured your Android as if it was an iPhone in Traveler ? All working fine ?

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DarrenNewsgroup:
Thanks for that, I tested with the default music player and found that the pause did work as required when the screen was off for a short time but if I had been playing music with the screen off for say 1 minute then press pause it pauses and then wait another minute before pressing play then it won't resume. If I long press the play button then the music player starts playing something but I think it is the next track or something, it certainly does not resume from where I had paused.

As I don't like the default player I will go back to my Mort Player and just live with having to unplug the headset and reinsert it (which will start playback from where I had paused it). Not a good workaround but it well have to do, unless someone can come up with a better method

Darren .)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wildcopper:
I'm using Poweramp for music. I actually bought it. Best music player on the Market, worth every cent.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] showlyshah:
i use player pro with dsp plugin so far, nice one, but since i installed beats audio,, i use google's play music( best output in terms of audio with beats), miui music doesnot seems that much affected with beats nor the old music( may be they are also supporting, but the new music seems to be more good, but when compared with old music app and miui, miui is good with beats and was my fav till the new music app was installed). along with beats, player pro's dsp pluggin cause distortion and also the equalizer app too.

i never used dsp manager( just to avoid an extra service running when i am not listening to music).

before i got beats i used miui+equalizer app to listen music. and my fav headset is jbl wood edition, which is a normal 3.5 mm jacked one, and i turn off the headset button controls so that it wont detect false prompts.

and about beats, actualy i have 2 versions of it, one with nice bass and trebles, another with some less bass and high treble ( i use it now) and i am thinking about comparing the files of both, so that i can make a perfect sound. Researching beats.... will upload my results and files when i am done.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RobertsDF:
What radio and WM rom are you using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dejan-k:
this is the BEST build a have on my hd2 but i have problem:

i could not download anything from market ,i tried every solution i found in this post but nothing worksout... If someone can halp i'll be very thanxful...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imtimduh:
I am using OzDROID ROM and the radio i believe is 2.10
[HD2 Android NAND Development] htcfreak:
Tryin [Kernel][Overclocking][Undervolting][Extbatts] michyprima@mainframe (r11) on V1.2, if anyone else is also tryin please post the updates..!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adioph:
raging thunder II is crashing after launching the game. :-(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
Any reason why after changin my DPI from 172 to 240, it changed back to 172 at reboot?

Yes i am saving the file. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dubie76:
in addition to editing the build file you need to copy and paste the files from the stokify folder into the root folder
[HD2 Android NAND Development] freska8:
I am having problems with my speakerphone not working at all. When i touch the button it turns green but does not change anything. The sound still comes from the ear speaker even when speaker is activated.

I am running:

HTC HD2

ChuckyDroid ROM-TMOUS.7z

Radio 2.11.50.26

Hyperdroid 1.2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dubie76:
No reason why it shouldn't work. Everything works on this build. I recommend a full format of your SD card. Then only put the HyperDroid file on it and reboot. I have found that old data images can mess up the next higher builds.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
Thanks I found it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Did you get my PM re: why Hawx is crashing?

Could you put the logcat of Raging Thunder II so I can see what might be causing the crash?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Are you using a new data.img (created on 1st boot)?

Could you try going into Applications-Manage Applications and clearing the data and cache of Market and all Google Apps?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DeriquedeCoux:
I come with a new(i think) problem. Although it was fixed with a reboot i think it should be brought to your attention.

I was taking a picture and the shutter closed and then it froze, so i pressed home and killed all apps. I then looked in the gallery for the picture which wasn't there in which case i tried to open the camera again and got the message " Cannot connect to camera." and it closes. I rebooted and it works fine now though.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
I just changed over from another ver. GPS not locating... any ideas? Im in the US
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Thanks for the feedback. Can you try and reproduce it so we can get a logcat and determine the cause of the crash?

Could be a "sensor" overload when loading the camera .so's... the logcat when it does that will help me narrow it down...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
It should locate... default gps.conf is for north america (the NTP Pool I set)

what app are you using to get a location?

You on the default kernel?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adioph:
got your message, pongster. lol!

here is teh logcat for Raging Thunder II
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
Maps.apk workaround from the Froyostone thread that should work here as well:

Please refer to instructions here.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pongster:
This could be the main cause of the crash: (better than the other one, eh) lol :)

ApplicationContext( 1333): Unable to create files directory

Not sure where it needs to create the directory or what the name of the directory should be so I don't know how to workaround this.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adioph:
i was able to make Raging Thunder II works LOl.

Pongster, i cant get abduction to set in fullscreen, some part of the games is not in fullscreen. Were you able to play SAndstorm: Modern Warfare?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wildcopper:
I have those:

http://www.sennheiser.com/sennheiser/home_en.nsf/root/private_headphones_mp3_classic-line_502737

I never looked back. Basses are incredible for ear-canal phones.

EDIT: this is a bit out of topic though, last post about this for me :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] universed:
Up & Running

Thanks to Wildcopper, dilse, yz.hd and showlyshah for your prompt responses, its nice to be using a ROM that is supported with such a vibrant thread.

HyperDroid CM7 booted fine on my HD2 and i was able to restore all of my APPS that i was using with my BOYPPC ROM using Titanium.

Kudos to all who are responsible.................
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wildcopper:
Thanks, and it's normal the thread is so vibrant, this ROM is really the most stable and usable daily I've found, and I tried a lot. It really turns your HD2 into an Android device, with everything working flawlessly (or with very minor problems compared to other similar roms).

I hope you made a 1gb ext3 partition for A2SD, it's a great feature. Unless you have a 1GB HD2 of course, where it's less necessary.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pianoman102:
Root explorer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] masteroe12:
does this rom support data2ext ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wildcopper:
Only a2sd, but trust me, it's good enough. I have a load of apps installed, among which a couple very big ones (25+ mb) and I still have 150+ mb free.

Data2ext makes things unstable, while a2sd is 100% stable.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ravermichl:
amarullaz data2sd is stable for me.

install it via cwm ---> reboot --> go to your init.d folder and remove 10a2sd file, because amarullaz script doesn't do it atomatically as said while installation.

---> reboot again

never had a single problem after that :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JimWest7997:
Also Amarullaz a2sdx works great, and it boosted my quadrants IO score from 1500 to >6000! worth a try
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rumsey:
Is this how your device shows on the Play webpage (maker and model):

I am mainly interested in the model field.

FYI I am using stock 5.9 with Seader kernel, I've had this HD2 for 2 years and never had these market issues until now.

If I change the DPI back to 240 and wipe the cache I can use the market, 180, 167, and 160 all do not work - stock or hacked market.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmotard:
no. Because for an iphone, you've got a standard procedure, for an android with touchdwon or sense client email, it's a little different.

a can give you the good way for the parameters if you want, but that is not the good thread :(

pm me if you want.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] masteroe12:
How did you install AD2SDX ?

I made two partitions 15GB Fat32 / 1 GB EXT4 , install the ROM via CWM and directly after the AD2SDX Script, but it does not boot from.

It hangs at the Android boot screen...

Can you help?

MasteROe
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ruben2000de:
Same for me :-(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
You need to remove the file 10a2sd from system/etc/init.d in the ROM zip file before you flash it, after that you can use ANY xxx2SD you want.

But, you need to do this BEFORE the first boot ideally, else part of your data will be on sd-ext already and it might be too late to change this.

I tested Amarullz APP2SDX on this ROM, worked fine, but it left dalvik cache on internal data partition, good for speed, bad for space (my data partition was a little too small).

I'm using Data2SD now, which puts all /data to sd-ext partition. With my SD card speed is fine, and space is not an issue any more, with a 4Gb ext4 partition ;)

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
With stock market, or Play Store as they now call it, 160dpi has always worked just fine (Tytung's NexusHD2 GB and this ROM at least) ! In fact 160 and 240 do, 192 didn't, which is why I went to 160, 240 is just too big, don't like it...

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jon313:
Thanks, but it's still not working.

I added those two values and I'm using hyper governer- but nothing changed.

Screen stays turned off (while the key lights are on) and I can only end the call pressing the end button (aka lock button).

But, even then the screen takes about 5 seconds to turn on...

Anything else I could try?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] masteroe12:
"You need to remove the file 10a2sd from system/etc/init.d in the ROM zip file before you flash it, after that you can use ANY xxx2SD you want."

could you tell me how? Could i mount the system folder in cwm or how did you do it?

thanks in advance /MasterOe
[HD2 Android NAND Development] YZ:
Locate to system/etc using root explorer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] masteroe12:
funny guy, we are talking about erasing this file before we flash it....

but i think i will delete this file directly from the rom on my pc, means with winrar or similar and then flash it...

we will see what happens...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] YZ:
I couldn't understand the funny part....

Locate to system/etc, delete the file. Then flash your xxxxsd script.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
That's exactly the way to do it ;)

And while you're there, if it is Amarulz APP2SDX you want to use, place his file right in the same location right ahead, and flash an "Amarullz enabled APP2SDX" version of this ROM.

JP.

PS: Either use 7zip or WinRAR, don't use WinZIP, it will brake the ROM zip-file (I was told, I use WinRAR and never had an issue).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] masteroe12:
Yeah, i installed Amarullaz a2sdx successfully now with HyperDroid.

Quadrants IO score is 1024 ;( , not really good...

:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Congrats for getting it to work ;)

As for benchmarks, I have stopped going by them. If my HD2 feels quick, then it is quick !

The figure of an overall benchmarking test doesn't give you more than a hint of the overall perfomance you might expect, and won't tell you anything else than a number you can compare in a hit parade ;)

Anyway, using sd-ext will be less performant than having everything in NAND, on the other hand, what use is a faster NAND if you can't fit all your apps into it...

The real speed will mostly depend on the class of the SD card you use, class 2 is ok, class 4 and 6 are best, class 10 are worst of all !!

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] YZ:
True. People needs to understand this.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jcsy:
DELETED

Wrong thread, was reading another
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
First of all i wouldnt install at all. No performance improvement and the i/o boost is just looks...

Then there is a manual on the script thread and as far as i remember its installed afterwards. I never had sucess ( long time stabilty) with putting it in the zip for fresh install

But go try for yourself.

On daily use its fine but after a freeze or battery low/pull i had many errors. The stock script is much more stable when having such troubles...

Edit: i see now i missed a page with post. Seems solved already ;)

Nope.. cant even remember this...

Maby turn off all location and data services once if you have problems..

But generally drain is low 2-5mah with everything clean..

Dont forget fikret kernel on hyper gov when testing ;) hf

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] jcsy:
I was actually replying to a Windows Phone 7.5 battery fix for -60ma drain, which has worked for me previously

sorry mate

i have another HD2 for Hyperdroid and got confused :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] elesbb:
Hate when that happens :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] universed:
Theme Question

I wanted to lighten up the black theme a bit. The first page of this thread links to a thread that talks about themes but that thread seems to be closed? I assume i can download any theme manager from the market, is that correct?

Does anyone have any recommendation for a simple non-flashy theme that does not drain the battery?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agastya154:
hi, i was planning to try this ROM, but first, can anybody would recommend me, which kernel i can use it into this ROM? this kernel must be stable, smooth and not much drain the battery..:D

and last, which one first i must install it in CMW/install.zip..is it the ROM first then the new kernel or kernel first then the room, and do i have to wipe it, or just intall it in zip..

thanks all.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmotard:
Hi,

for the kernel : the default one (seader) is very good, but i'm using fikret r16, wich is a very good one too.

for the default one, just install the rom. For an another one, install the rom, and you cab flash the kernel just after the rom, before the reboot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] agastya154:
+1 thanks

can i, also flash the new kernel after reboot?:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FlickFlack:
yes. You could first try the default kernel and later flash the fikret kernel.

I am currently running the fikret 2.16 with ondemand governor and this is a very good combination.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ShadowXPde:
I have a problem with my HTC HD2. I want to install an APP from the marketplace. The download works fine, but when the installation begins the phone reboots. I have free space on internal memory (155mb free) a 1GB ext Partition (739mb free).

I don't know why?!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Have you changed kernel ?

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ShadowXPde:
No. A clean install... :-( For Partition I used ClockWorkMod 150MB.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmotard:
Perhaps you don't ave enough room in your cache ...?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Wildcopper:
Were both your FAT32 partition and your EXT3/4 partition created as "Primary"?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ravermichl:
As i see, you where already helped.

In addition i can say, that i installed amarullaz a2sd script after i recovered all my apps via titanium. then i deleted the 10a2sd file and fixed permissions ;)

so there was no need to install i directly after the first boot.

best way would be to copy it in the zip file of the rom and delete the 10a2sd before flashing the rom !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dertester123:
You both should try hyper governor too. Its tweaked for his kernel and very responsive and from cpu times it has a good range of frequencies.

Personally for rock stable i go with seadernR9 interactive gov. or performance fikret with hyper (128-1190)

Give your Phone a normal reboot (not one it does itself).

Clearing market cache and dalivc cache(in cwm) could help too.

I had this problem when installing to many apps and internal memory was going low (without showing). Thats a problem where market cache is mountet, not shure where it is in actual rom.

Are you OC your cpu?

From my personal tests a cant recommend to put it in the zip for first boot.

Had problems with later reboots. I think the initial script interferes with the first rom startup sometimes.

Just follow the way its described in amarullz thread (or by yz.hd a few posts before).

I also recommend to test with your setup if you gain any real (measure app stars and heavy load time) performance increase.

For me there was only a faster boot but on the other side hickups under heavy load.

Main problem is that on a freeze or something dataloss had much more impact than with stock script :(

(Dont want to argue here, just my personal experience)

Any theme should do that is compatible with (t-mobile) theme engine (search cm7 theme)

Just search ther market a bit. There are apps that feature many themes with previews.

I can recommend the stock cm7 theme (release post/clyder) and https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5zb25ueS50aGVtZS52aXZpZCJd

Vivid from Sonny Sekhon ^^
[HD2 Android NAND Development] showlyshah:
dnt tell that a boosted i/o score (actualy if it realy boost the i/o perfomance) is not that worthy. coz u know i/o is the database read/write perfomance. so what actualy u get is, your phone can read and write the databases of applications or other system files more rapidly. which in turn will increase the speed of application's working. or in simple, it will increase the perfomance of the apps u use.

and sdext, those who think sdext is bad, pls keep in mind that ur inbuilt nand memory( here its hd2's) is much more slower than the sdcard,( even class 2 perfomes better than nand) and ext3/4 partition is much more adopted to linux than fat32 ones, and since android is a linux based one, ext3/4 is more good,, and have increased read/write speed.

now u will think, why is it slow if we put dalvic cache on sdext( well i too dont recomend it) , its just because, dalvic is not actualy a storage space, its like a ram (or we should consider it so) and there are frequent read/writes happens on it( what ever u do, it first goes to dalvic as a temporary storage(straight aftr/be4 it leaves or enters the physical ram). so every bit of info is accessed frequently). and now u consider the sd storage, sd is a nand type memory, which needs extra circuits and control chips to connect it to phone, while the phone's default nand use much less hardware resources to connect to cpu. and hence small bits of data can be accessed more speedy from internal than sd. and in case of large data transfers, the internal nand lags because of the fact that its r/w speed is less than sd's.

so here is the conclusion, keep dalvic in internal mem. datas and apps should be in sdext.and also keep system application's (those which are used frequently, like home,dialer,mms etc) in internal.

this is best implimented on amarullaz script. and i prefer it.

also try to use the best suitable governer and scheduler ur rom have, that can give max speed for i/o.