yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gclawson:
Mine is the original Tmo HD2 (got her on release day) and works great just took 20 days to receive the battery from hong kong.

As far as your battery goes i would try this

1. Use root explorer to got to /data/system and delete batterystats.bin

2. Shutdown the phone.

3. charge fully with the phone off if possible.

4. turn phone on and run her till she dies. This will reset the battery percent setting in android.

Hope that helps.

FiZiX
[HD2 Android NAND Development] magentawave:
I'm new at this and not a techie but I'm pretty sure I followed all your instructions for installing JDMS 1.6.2 like you said (used 7zip, reformat sd card like you explained, etc.). I'm having a few issues and am hoping to get some guidance to make this work better please.

So far these are the issues...

- The phone started making a weird buzzing sound about 30 minutes into a call today and ended the conversation. I was wearing the earphone that comes standard with the HD2. The device froze and I restarted it by pulling out the battery. First restart rarely ever works (device gets stuck on the white "Stick Together" screen) unless I let the phone sit for about 10 minutes before restarting.

- I tried to make a call while it was charging with the earphones in and it would appear to be making the call but would then go to a totally black screen with no sound. Everything else on the phone was working (email, gmail, internet, weather, etc.). I had to restart by pulling the battery again. It got stuck on the "Stick Together" screen so I pulled the battery again and let it sit for 10 minutes before restarting.

- WiFi is working but internet with cell phone isn't working and I'm almost positive I have the correct settings (data enabled, etc.) but will check now with my carrier to be sure.

- I just installed this build late last night and have had to restart the phone 4x today due to freezing.

HD2 (US)

ANDROID VERSION: 2.2.1

BUILD NUMBER: JDMS 1.6.2

BASEBAND VERSION: 15.42.50.11U_2.15.50.14

KERNEL VERSION: 2.6.32.15r8.5.3-g51e39b5

2.08HSPL

R 2. 15. 50. 14

G 15. 42. 50. 11U

B 3. 14. 04666. 8G

WINDOWS:

OS version: 5.2.21913 (21913.5.0.94)

Manila version: 2.5.20181424.0

ROM date: 9-29-10

Radio version: 2.15.50.14

Protocol version: 15.42.50.11U

Thanks very much.

Steve
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
Batteries 101

After of quiet couple of days of just reading you guys i noticed more battery ads than android WTH? Number one buying a generic battery for your phone is a waste of time and money ok, you response is why?

Reason to it is the name itself "Generic" as in not original and reason they are so cheap is because battery cells are made cheap, they don't last long first month they will be Great 2nd: Good: third piece of crap. As you go with it it will loose capability to hold the charge i.e it will run out of juice before you finish typing to your girl/wife to bring lunch to you at work. As fast as it will have full charge even faster will it be empty.

Save a couple of bucks and a batery that is meant for your phone even if it is $80

i bought myself a protective cover at tmobile store that has battery boost build in, i flip a switch and it charges my phone as i go, is like having a second battery.

And most of all Happy Times :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gclawson:
Have trued doing a task29?

I would do task29

Reflash radio

Flash a custom rom made for android

Then format sd card

Copy over the android build

Give it a shot. This will rule basics
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gclawson:
Well it is what it is. I don't mind buying generic. Only need thing last and 8 months and ill be ready to upgrade plus even if it lasts only 3 months at 10 each I get 24 months worth of batteries for 80. So its all good. I understand your point though.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] casemandan:
nowaday everything is made in china....brand name blah blah or no name its all the same crap and makes no difference by sticking a brand sticker name on it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NickPDX:
Thanks for the reply and the tip on the battery. I will be sure to try out deleting that file and see how it does. Before I do though, should the battery be at any certain percentage prior to deleting? I assume it should be low or close to empty when I delete and shut down but maybe it doesn't matter.

I agree with your rationalization about the genetic batteries. To add to this, if it is being used as a second battery that would extend the time frame even more which would get you through to upgrade time. I am sure there are generics that are crap but you have to take into account the cost vs usage and determine what is best for you. To each his (or her) own ultimately.

Thanks again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sauron@Mordor:
Flashing radio

It seems I have a somewhat old radio firmware. Is there a way to update without booting into WinMo and using the Windows flash utility?

Best,
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
Just boot into tri colored screen and flash
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sauron@Mordor:
Duh....my bad. It's been a LONG day at work.

Thanks,
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shrewm:
OMG! I´m sorry, I really did not see it - shame on me, my fault, thanks to you two chrisjasper and elbello
[HD2 Android NAND Development] theguysaid038:
Music and pictures

I had 1.6 on my phone, before I reformatted SD, I copied the pictures from the phone to the computer.

After installing 1.6.2, the phone booted up fine, etc etc. I went into USB storage mode, and stuck some music in the album folder for music and the pictures under the picture folder. Sadly, even after full reboot of the phone, I still can't see the files from the phone... Tips?

:D thanks.

Update: I got the music on there, but I had to transfer the music onto the microsd card using a USB adapter. weird.

Next question, I got a Samsung HM1000 bluetooth headset. Anyone knows if i can play music through that? :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ducehlmg:
How to enable ppp

Ok most credit should go to mattfmartin as it was his method that i used to enable ppp in this build..

1. I recommend

backing up ur apps and system data

with Titanium Backup (search in market)

2. You will need Root Explorer and Terminal Emulator from the market.

3. Once you have both, you need to open terminal and enable ppp by entering the following:

[COLOR="#ff0000"]su[/COLOR] [enter](when asked to allow superuser, select allow)
[COLOR="#ff0000"]touch /system/ppp[/COLOR] [enter](to create a blank ppp file in system folder)
[COLOR="#ff0000"]exit[/COLOR] [enter]

4. now close out of terminal. Now download the following files and save them to your sd card.

**FILES ATTACHED**

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FILES

5. After they have been save on your sd card, open Root Exporer. Now copy the files to the corresponding places, overwriting the original files.

/init.rc

/system/etc/ppp (entire ppp folder)

/system/lib/libhtc_ril_wrapper.so

6. After you finish, reboot your phone.

7. Once your phone reboots, open your phone & dial *#*#4636#*#* and testing screen should come up. Choose Phone Information. Scroll down to where it says Data and you should see your Interface say ppp0 instead of rmnet0.

Congrats.. Your now on PPP!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] overshadowss:
Fantastic :D

its possible to attach the files ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] asiri4:
This is the third Q, when will be data.img on SD ?

as you know the data.img in NAND ROM is on Internal Storage, so is there any way to make data.img on SD for this NAND ROM
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ducehlmg:
sure gimme a few minutes to upload them

EDIT: FILES ARE IN THE POST ABOVE
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nagets:
Thanks for the quick response

Soon you will run the new version

I'm a fan of the sd version.

:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EdinM30:
Im not talking about china lol but the battery itself, you got quality stuff and cheap stuff, difference is only the price we all know that :)

See my friends my problem is this maybe no one noticed but many people buy this "Generic" battery ok and after couple of weeks a month it starts to crap up on you it won't hold a charge then they start to post here how this android sucks and battery drain blah blah...and that pisses me off.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] elbello:
+1

Happened to me a few times.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] overshadowss:
Thanks . I ll try em ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] elbello:
Now the important question. Is it better? many have said ppp is faster but not as stable, some say true rmnet is almost as fast, but also stable. Is it worth changing over? Anyone tried this already?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] atoore:
Try nand version man. Trust me, you will never go back after that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] elitishtc:
A BIG YES. NEVER GO BACK
[HD2 Android NAND Development] htcluver87:
Agreed. NAND version is quite good. I have experienced a few issues with certain applications causing lag and then forced reboot but as it only takes like 45 second to a minute to boot back up its not a huge issue.

It is a very good build but a bit flashy for me...I really liked CM 6.1 NAND build but swapped to this build b/c I thought it was pointless to support a build that didnt even have working wifi without a hotfix.

Great job on the build...best so far.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nagets:
I'm from Bulgaria

ROM Version: 3.14.479.2(04666)WWE

Radio: 2.15.50.14

SPL 3.03

this version is it compatible with NAND

and to ask what camera resolution is?

__________________

Phone: HTC HD2

Rom:3.14.479.2(04666)WWE

Radio:Radio Leo 2.15.50.14

SPL3.03

Android Build: JDMS 1.6 Ultimate
[HD2 Android NAND Development] htcluver87:
While messing around with my contacts I found a really easy way to link facebook contacts with contacts that are not automatically linked. PM me if you are interested...or care.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] avetny:
thank you :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 5do12:
No luck!

Well, it seems to be a nice build for the HD2, but unfortunately, for some reason I can't uncover, it just doesn't boot into Android after the first (required) reboot. I've tried formatting the card twice, changing the kernel, tried with another (faster) SD card, but always seem to end up with the same result: Android getting stuck on the HTC screen.

Unfortunately, I'm dropping this build for Mdeejay's Clean one...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trmacdonal:
I have only been using it for about an hour, but so far this is an excellent build. It seems really fast and I haven't had a data freeze yet. Usually on PPP I would freeze after no more than 5 minutes. Thanks a lot!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] atoore:
I don't know why most poeole on rush, it will take some time to boot..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] @itsboiboi:
there is no need to format your card again and a "faster" card really is not required for this build to perform faster. It's already fast right out of the box..you guys just have to add a "be patient" method when running these builds. I've had no problem with it even changing to hastarin's r8 and as i watch its data, it has been stable
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 5do12:
The first boot with included img file took just a minute or two to boot, and everything was fine until I reboot as was recommended. Then I got stuck at HTC logo screen. I waited for 15 minutes, nothing happened.

Next I let Android create img file, it took some ten minutes, booted well into Android, but got stuck on reboot. Waited for some 20 minutes, nothing happened.

This time I'm already waiting for more than 30 minutes, and it's still stuck at the same point...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Julian2103:
How is the battery life on this one?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] paul1959:
Installed three hours ago and played around with WiFi, Camera, Bluetooth, installing several apps from Market, etc. So far so good. In standby only 4-5mA. Sound is good and loud.

Theme is boring but ADW Launcher is installed by default for which you can download different free themes.

Very fast and stable up to now!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pafimal:
any answers about this....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nismo300zx:
thats weird cuz i was just listenin to pandora via aux input in my car as well as thru the headphones..before i got in the car..

*other than that any idea whats up with google maps causing a "hot reboot" when tryin to update?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] atoore:
Change the FM settings, press seetting
[HD2 Android NAND Development] atoore:
Tb

Try updating with wifi, I had no.problems with the Google maps
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i1magic:
I think we can ALL understand your frustration.

As for me ... I'll always test out the new ROM on another microSD card ... after testing and it's stable .... then I'll migrate all the data over.

Did you try another microSD card? Because 1 of my 8GB microSD card gave up on me yesterday. =(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nismo300zx:
i dont have a problem downloading it...it when it goes to install that it gives that hot reboot and then i have to do a full reboot to get data back working
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 5do12:
As I've said in a previous post, I tried another SD card, I even changed the WM build to the recommended one (OZDroid), tried different kernels, but every time I get the same result: the first boot is successful, and no matter if I play around with settings or not, when I reboot (as said in the first post) the phone hangs on the HTC logo and no matter how long I wait (last time more than 40 minutes), it doesn't boot up.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nismo300zx:
then not for nothing..you are doing something wrong have u tried running a scan on the sdcard thru windows? ive never had this happen on any build ive tested no matter how stable or unstable
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i1magic:
If I were to do a "Titanium Backup" on "Apps + Data" on a Evolution Sense build. After I run your ROM ... if I were to do a "Titanium Restore" .... would I get everything back to look and feel the same like my current Mdeejay Matted Sense v1.1?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 5do12:
I've formatted two different cards every time before copying Android folder items on it. So far this has been tho only unsuccesful build for me. I've been flashing Android on HD2 for a while now, but nothing of the sort has ever come up.

It just leaves me completely confused...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] i1magic:
So would a larger data size = faster performance?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] atoore:
Ok do this. Switch to a nexus kernel by mitchyprime where is there not HTC screen while boot so you can see the last text and maybe try to see why is not booting l.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ducehlmg:
why dont u just post it and then everyone can decide rather they want to do it or not and post feedback if they do..

Well since i was working on that in the middle of the night then went to sleep and have only been actually using it while awake for about 3 hours, i cant really say much but as of now, i havent had a data drop or freeze..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tone602:
Ive tried out all the other NANDS and by far this is the one that is the most fast and stable.

Thank you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] otakubakaa:
I installed the NAND version of JDMS, and my previous custom energy winmo splash screen displays at the beginning when my phone is booting, would anyone know a way to delete this splash screen?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] overshadowss:
can you post here please ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
You can't just delete the splash screen. You would have to find a blank .nbh to flash.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] magentawave:
Thanks for responding. I have a few questions please...

1) Should I do the stuff you suggested in the

exact

same order you have shown?

2) Can you tell me what custom rom I should use for my HD2 and where there are good instructions in

laymans language

on how to "flash a custom rom made for android" please?

3) Below is all the info on my phone. Can you please tell me which one is the current ROM that I should replace?

OS version: 5.2.21913 (21913.5.0.94)

Manila version: 2.5.20181424.0

ROM date: 9-29-10

Radio version: 2.15.50.14

Protocol version: 15.42.50.11U

PB81120 SS-B3

2.08HSPL (was originally: SPL-2.10.0000 8G XE)

MicroP(LED) 0x05

MicroP(TOUCH) 0x50

ANDROID VERSION: 2.2.1

BUILD NUMBER: JDMS 1.6.2

BASEBAND VERSION: 15.42.50.11U_2.15.50.14

KERNEL VERSION: 2.6.32.15r8.5.3-g51e39b5

2.08HSPL

R 2. 15. 50. 14

G 15. 42. 50. 11U

B 3. 14. 04666. 8G​

Thanks again.

Steve
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gwbard:
Have a look at *THIS* thread by mskip. Good stuff... :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] otakubakaa:
Ive been rebooting 5x and my idle drain is still at 57 mA =(, is anyone else getting this? (On the SD version it was running at 6-9 mA)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
Are you hitting reboot, or power off?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] otakubakaa:
I have tried both, no luck...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] emanon:
Try clean flash again and check your settings. Im getting between 2 & 5mA.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] otakubakaa:
I guess thats the best option too. Ill give it a go and let you know if it fixes it.

*EDIT* IT WORKED! =]
[HD2 Android NAND Development] otakubakaa:
The final thing that seems to not be working is the LED notifications, when i receive a text message, all the keypads light up and an orange LED notification blinks, and after that, nothing. My previous SD card version of JDMS LED's worked flawlessly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] k_blal:
speed dial

hi by the way there is no speed dial in this rom may be you can consider installing "dial one " that will be in the default of the rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] magentawave:
Guys, what is the custom rom made for android that I should be using? Can someone answer me please?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] otakubakaa:
custom rom made for android? If you mean using NAND then why not use JDMS since you're already here.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10033798&postcount=4

Instructions are here for installation

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=893948
[HD2 Android NAND Development] magentawave:
Because of all the problems I'm having, someone said I should do the following 5 things:

Task29

Reflash radio

Flash a custom rom made for android

Then format sd card

Copy over the android build

So my question is: What is the "custom rom made for android" that he is talking about?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
LED ME KNOW Beta has terrible battery drain on SD versions. I have not tried NAND. Have you noticed any additional drain during notification led flashing?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] acessford101:
usb tether

Has any one had issues with getting the usb tether or wifi to work, or had a problem with it and then got it to work?:mad::eek::mad:

Im using the up to date sd card version.

latest energy rom

2.10.50.26 radio

i down loaded from the first few posts the wifi and usb tether programs but neither of them work.

when i use the usb tether all i get is, in my device manager, an android phone but it cannot find drivers.

I have win 7 64 bit ultimate.

i also have the latest sdk installed.

winmo works fine, and wifi tether works on most other android builds.

currently using eVo Carbon Remix till i can get this bas a$$ rom working?:cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
Has the PPP fix given ANYONE any performance metric worth reporting? Did it improve anything?

Just wondering.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] torres351:
I was also having an issue with the wifi tether. After down loading other versions of the tether with no luck, I remembered that the tether from the froyo superram version worked for me before, so I just copied it and used Droid Explorer to install it. I'm not sure what the difference is, but it worked. I'm using the NAND version of this one so I'm not sure if it will work for you, but its worth a shot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] duckied:
I can't copy init.rc into / (T_T)

i copy the other files and it worked
[HD2 Android NAND Development] otakubakaa:
yea you're right, horrible drain when its flashing... Im going to uninstall it. Darn now back to no solution =(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Yes I get that drain. (+ or - 10 in measured with current widget while in standby) ...even with the SD version.

2 reasons.

1) Bluetooth...whether you are paired to it, using it or not.

2) GPS...after running an app that uses GPS, I get similar battery drain.

In either of the above scenarios, when either is left ON...idle drain is high.

That's practically the only reason I am not using this build as my daily driver.

BUT...Without a doubt, it's the most feature rich build I have ever seen/tried.

While I'm here, here are some tech notes/questions...

1) my contacts scroller is very laggy and jittery in this build. I use pictures with some contacts but other builds do not have this issue?

2) I normally have used Sense based builds, and I find the CM dialers to be laggy....but I like the UI of them very much. Specifically, they vibrate and make a sound ONLY AFTER the button is released rather than on PRESS. I have never ever heard anyone MENTION this in any thread? EG...Try the sense dialer or...sorry to contaminate this post...the Iphone dialer...super responsive...no lag...no hickups...not clumsy. Anyone?

3) compass is not working for me (haven't read anyone else mentioning this)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
OK how is this supposed to work? I just tried it and ruined my connection.

Can someone post the original init.rc so I can replace my files?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
What worked? The file copy or PPP?

EDIT... I cant seem to overwrite the init.rc file. :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] duckied:
^ ditto can someone help us out my connect is gone too... might be becuase i can't replace intr.rc
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ducehlmg:
make sure u have ur system mounted as r/w in Root Explorer

If you did each step correctly, u shouldnt have had any problems

After using it for roughly 9 hours so far, i havent had a data drop or freeze, my internet is much faster, and downloads are superfast
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
Delete the PPP file in the \system folder and rmnet should return.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
Yes, Im using root explorer and yes i did it as instructed. It doesnt work for me. I got my data back. I will wait until an official update comes out.

EDIT... Actually i think my data is slightly faster for the files i did replace so thank you for that part. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ducehlmg:
lol maybe so... sorry it didnt work for u
[HD2 Android NAND Development] duckied:
hmmm got it to copy but now my connection doesn't work at all....

i will try deleting ppp folder like jmmmmm said and see how it goes
[HD2 Android NAND Development] duckied:
OMG ducehlmg thanks you so much (^_^)!!!!

I try replace all of it over again and it worked! Just tested on speedtest on rmnet i was max out 800kb-900kbps now i'm maxing out at 3408kbps download speed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
Well crap... Im a sucker for punishment. Let me give it a go again.

How did you get the init.rc to copy? Everytime I copy the file and reboot, it reverts back to the original one. I have tryed everything. Overwrite, delete-replace, copy duplicate-delete-rename. I just dont know what is wrong with the file copy.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] duckied:
in the "root explorer" app there's a tiny button that says mount r/w i click that and replace all the files again and reboot and it worked
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
Thats what I am doing. <aauugghh> :) I want PPP darnit. LOL

My init.rc will not stay overwritten. Its crazy I tell ya.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
Before you overwrite it, click on the init.rc and hold in root explorer. Then goto permissions and check all of them.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jmmmmm:
No Joy, Its like my "/" folder has its permissions locked. Can I change permissions through terminal?