yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdpgc:
It could be the age of the router, I had people who experienced the same problem, and they brought new routers and it worked for them.

Or you might want to change your radio try this radio 2.12.50.02_2, I flashed this radio over the weekend with Frankinstine's Rom and have not had a problem with connecting to WiFi, both at home and work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aquinas140:
unfortunately it didnt work, i have a netmaster cable modem, the solutions in the "wifi and android" thread don't work for me. i guess i'll need more help. thanks anyway.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdpgc:
when you used the thread, you did the manual set-up and it still didn't work

Try this

Settings>About Phone>Hardware Information

Set the router to WPA/ WPA2 PSK and set to allow the MAC address from Hardware Information.

Add the Android Mac address to the Wireless Access list.

Try to connect, if it doesn't connect rebooted Android.

then see if connects
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aquinas140:
in my router settings there are 4 options wpa, wpa-psk, wpa2, wpa2-psk. wpa-psk was enabled before. and the setting "mac address filtering" is disabled. i enabled wpa2-psk only, and i wrote the mac address as you said. i rebooted. no change.

i'm sorry i don't know too much about these..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
those percentages and drains look suspiciously similar to what u see when the battery is connected tothe charger, and its fully charged.....cmon, you really expect us to believe that you are getting 100% charge, with a -2mA drain?

minus?!?!?

rofl..the second pic even shows the battery cooling down, as the charge stops being pumped into it.

nice lookin pic, but you used a charger mate....sorry

lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Ok, let me start off with yes its totally obvious that the phone was connected to the charger at the 100% marks, but that is not what I wanted to show, I did this after waking up on the morning turned on the phone and messed with it for a little an put the screen shot up,I was showing the drain after the charge. There's no reason to be a smart ass about it. I am tring to find solutions for you guys. I am not posting here to make money. And don't post to take anyone for a fool. I can care less if I keep this Rom updated or not.I do this out of my own free will. If you don't like the Rom or have a problem that isn't resolved you can use all the other good roms on the forum. Sorry everyone but I do not appreciate being second guessed like that. Thank You.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
The chef is taking time out of his very busy day to give us, for free, something awesome. For free. Least we can do is be respectful of his efforts, lest we find ourselves out of one of the greatest ROMs in this board. Plus, he was gracious enough to respond to these unwarranted accusations with the respect that was not shown to him.

He won't say it in these terms, because he's a better man than I am, so here goes: If someone doesn't like his work, frak off. I hear Verizon now sells iPhones.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdpgc:
My thoughts exactly, well put Yom!

I couldn't have said it better myself!

And his signature says that he uses BUILD: RAFDROID HD 3.0...so I guess that says it all!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Thank-you in a different note, I've been looking more into rafs kernel and its almost perfect BUT its seems some t mobile users have complained about slow network, so I changed the kernel back to mdjs and the network shot through the roof.. I'm still looking into it though
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Now back on topic :)

Chef, have you seen the new NRG Android ROM's theme? Everything is HUGE! And I liked it because @ 180 LCD density, everything looks like it was made for hi res!

Any chance you could make your next theme emulating NRG's proportions, so those of us (OK, just me, ok? :)) who like high resolution displays can still use the interface with fat fingers?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
just got home from work, so yeah send me a link, i want to check that out. I can try to work with it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
<Igor>Here you go, Master</Igor> :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=733649

And the direct link to his awesome ROM: http://hotfile.com/list/701370/0d49ddf

Check it out @ 167 LCD Density. Does it not look purty? I tried it earlier today, but it was constantly hanging and sometimes the whole phone would become unresponsive, I am sure because I installed the APPS2SD script. NRG's ROM was very snappy at first.

About my random reboots when restoring apps? I think there is ONE app I am restoring that fraks up the works, reboots the phone, and from there on most app installs will reboot the damn thing. I am not restoring my, um, extended trial apks now, see if the phone reboots itself. Thing that kills me is that my wife's HD2 works OK every time when restoring apps... never mind... dang POC phone just bounced itself. Please tell me to go buy an iPhone :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
OK, OK, who am I?

"that picture of the little dude with the afro looks suspiciously similar to what u see when a dude gets himself cartoonized, and the dude doing the cartooning thinks your water heater blew up in your face.....cmon, you really expect us to believe that you are that dude, with that huge afro, living inside your phone?

afro?!?!? Does it even fit under the screen?????

rofl..the second pic doesn't even exist. Probably because you just want to trick us into believeing (sic) that this ROM shrinks you so you can live in your phone. You are in cahoots with that Frankinstine character, arent (sic) you?

nice lookin pic, but you used a thermonuclear 'splosion to comb your 'do mate....sorry

lol"

True story, I swear.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Lol, Wow, highlight of the day! Thanks yom, on a serious not what you think about the new kernel
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Will try it in a bit... still trying to figure out my random reboots with APPS2SD. I got a few pointers from their thread. Did you get a chance to make the version without the script? if not, no biggie, I'll try as is and report later :)

Man, I am such an app whore! I would not be having this problem if I did not insist on installing everything that crosses my path with a nice pair of legs and a rack... kinda like high school :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdpgc:
LOL, Yom you are too funny, but at one point my afro was that huge, but I had to dumb it down and get serious when it was time to start the career.

But check out the kernel when you a chance, let me know what you think
[HD2 Android NAND Development] famewolf:
Since clockworks 1.1 just came out probably any zip rom you see is gonna have a system partition of 250 unless they specify otherwise..you can always look at the physical size of the system.img to see how much space it's taking up.

You have to decide what size to use when you run the DFT step to allocate partitions.

All tmous builds are WWE. All WWE are not tmous.

Clockworks adds a system, boot and data partition when you run the DFT step..those patitions get loaded with the system, boot and data image in the rom.

Yes it can but you need to read up specifics in the clockworks thread.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ws6nightcat:
frankinstine i hope you get this bad boy loading for us because it seems great for anyone looking for a close to stock tmous compatible build that works right out of the box, especially being clockword zip based
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Murdhie:
Thanks for that, much appreciated. I'll look this over and see what I can understand. I warn you now more questions will be asked but I will quite understand if you can't be bothered or don't have time to answer. Thanks again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Yeah Bro, Im tring. What im tring to understand is, it worked for some, and freezing for others. Every rom I post i try out on my device first. So far all I have posted worked on mine. I flashed the NAND (HERE) Then Recovery's first Release (HERE) then the updated Recovery (HERE). After that I flashed the first zip-rom that was out and got a freeze,I wiped everything and tried the same one again and flashed and run good.

By The way I changed some things to see if it helps some of you out, try this: http://www.multiupload.com/FYSW7DDV1I
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Murdhie:
I'm clearly having a USB issue but no one else has this problem. Everything I've tried till now has worked fine. All builds SD and Nand have worked out and I have managed to flash Clockwork. But I still can't access my device through MAGLDR\USB MASS Strg. Could it be XP issue?

Tried different port and I have been given USB driver to try but don't know how to install it so don't know if it works.

Think I'll go back to scratch again. Wipe the lot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Why dont you access Mass Storage through the recovery?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Murdhie:
OK boys and girls. Listen up :0)

Finally got it sussed and it's a communication problem or maybe an untidy folder problem (my untidy folder that is). Been downloading so much stuff I'm losing track.

I went back to stock winmo

Reflashed MAGLDR

Reflashed Clockworkmod 1.1

Downloaded Recovery 250M.zip

Put the two recovery files from the 250M.zip on my SD card along with the original

Frankenstein Zip ROM.

Ran DAF from the 250M.zip

Put SD card back in to phone and ran adsd.

Clockworkmod ran on the phone as it should and I then ran the unzip command.

This time when I rebooted it worked.

It's possible I was running the wrong Recovery package, not sure, as I said above my folder was a mess. The problem I had was understanding the partition concept. I thought that when I ran Recovery 1.1 that was enough. It's not. You have to run the Recover 250M.zip as well. Or the Recovery 150M.zip or 400M.zip.

Sorry for causing you to doubt your sanity F'enstein. If in doubt the noob is wrong :0)

Thanks again for all the help especially the Q and A and thanks Frankenstein for the build. By the way, putting the files on SD card using card reader works.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
That is awesome! I'm and happy to here that it is working for you, BTW what HD2 are you using? And did you use the original rom i put in the first post? i mean they all work but just want to know. Again thanks for using my rom. As soon as I'm ready the deodex version will be coming with some cool changes, and themeable!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Murdhie:
Hi, I'm using your original rom, there was no need to change it. I just hadn't understood the tutorial. My HD2 is Leo sometimes called T8585, European. I tried backing up your ROM and flashing another zip Rom. It worked well and I used restore to go back to your Rom again. I am using your ROM now to post this message.

Will use your ROM for a while and post feedback. I like the wallpaper.

Cheers Frankinstine
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Update v1.1

Update is up!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheGeorgiaSwagger:
Righteous man. Still making an awesome build even better, keep up the good work!

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
No problem, thank you for using

Sent from my HTC HD2 running Frankinstine DROID v1.1
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ws6nightcat:
frank i still can't get your rom to boot, i'm using a tmous hd2. the first one wouldn't go past the initial htc screen, the second release stops at gogogo under magldr. formated sd card, loaded stockwinmo rom, task29, magldr, clockwork 250, your os.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Im having wifi problems....i get obtaining....then disconnect.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] .BetaBoy:
i followed everything exactly and i am stuck at go!go!go! :(

Heres what i had --> [DFT]LEO "Stock Desire" NAND everything worked fine, would boot/run fine.

Heres what i did,

1. downloaded recovery mod (250MB System)

2. installed

3. from CW mod, installed this zip

4. rebooted and stayed stuck at "go!go!go!"

Any Suggestions?

or your method of doing this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
+1 on this, I am in the same boat, trying a different rom to see if its me or the zip, And with trying another zip the answer is.....................Boots. Zip file tried, Raidroid by Raider. Going to try 1.0 now just to see if I can get that installed.

*EDIT* Yep 1.0 installed without a hitch. Dont know what 1.1's problem is.

Also 4.51mb of space left in the system folder??? Any way to get some room in there? maybe like 20 or 30 mb???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ws6nightcat:
i've been using cw mod 1.1 and getting issues, i'm gonna try 1.0 in a few and i'll post results.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] .BetaBoy:
So did it work with Frankinstine Droid v1.0 or CW Mod 1.0?

I tried v1.1 of frankinstine w/ cw mod. 1.11 and it got stuck.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
CW 1.1 & Droid 1.0 worx

CW 1.1 & Droid 1.1 Fails

I'll wait for the fix
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Sorry guys it happens I uploaded the wrong Rom :(,ill get it uploaded when I get off work, I really have to clean out that computer,:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
w00t! And IT LIVES!!!! MWAHAHAHA!

W00t! I am SO PSYCHED!

For the first time in forever I was able to run a FULL Titanium Backup restore to my sd-ext partition without any soft reboots! All I did was follow the instructions on this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11584466&postcount=1155

@Frankie, any chance you could replace the version of APPS2SD you are cooking in with the one in that post? or better yet, remove APPS2SD completely and offer the ZIP file as an add-on?

I skipped the part where the cache is moved to SD as that failed the first time. I will try the new kernel now, and report back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Yeah ill remove and post the zip to add it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdpgc:
Man Oh Man, I'm loving this new kernel. I started my phone at 7:05AM EST this morning, and now its 10:18AM EST, and I still have 97%. At this rate, and in my current conditions, Battery Monitor Widget estimates that it'll be a full 2days 2hrs before my phone dies. Of course, this all depends on how frequently I use the phone, but you got to love it!

Edit:

It's 11:05AM.....still at 97%
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Looks like the kernel ZIP is MIA (404 on dropbox)... can you please attach to post instead?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdpgc:
Ok, I attached the kernel to the post as well as put a new link for it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Clear Glass theme is up
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdpgc:
Thanks, you da man!

Does it have the notification tab
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
you mean Power Widget in notifications? if so yes it does
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Sir, you are making some awesome stuff right here... do I stick with the sober, dark, serious HyperDroid, or do I come to the light, fun, whimsical side!????

And I think I *FINALLY* fixed my APPS2SD+ soft-reboot issue, by creating the partitions and then *aligning* them with the Paragon Alignment tool... and it seems to be WAY FASTER than the times it has crashed the phone...

Wish me luck!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
as a free speaking forum, there was nothing in my post to insult, or cause trouble, i was merely stating that the picture u displayed, combined with your post, insinuated that the build and kernel were achieving battery drains of unbelievably small proportions, which simply isnt true.

the next poster fell for it hook line and sinker...believing they had stumbled upon an unbelievably good build, and so my post was to merely highlight the fact this wasnt the case.

of course, all the fan boys jump on the "lets support frankenstine" bandwagon, with the suck up support posts...bless.

if u cant handle criticism, then step off...simple.

all his hard work was initially appreciated by myself, i used the build originally, until that post, where i felt there was a bit of kidology being used, thats when i canged to pongsters build.

O...M....G

u crack me up you do, my sides hurt.

get a grip ppl....jesus..

lmao
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maxiclo:
Just changed HD2 EU with a TMous HD2.

Tried different ROMS to update my personal knowledge of what available. I'm back to Frankstine ROM for speed & stability on a full NAND installation.

Very good.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
sorry i aint bin on franky . im getting my phone screen fixed by a friend and i dont got the android on ma samsung fone or nun. but ya he like got last week and fixed it but the screen wasnt touching so he took it back and ! ahhh its confusion . lol il b on here again in like this week......hopefully-_- lol:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Good luck, I have some more themes coming I've just been busy with 1.7 and and some other projects, but ill be bringing it out soon
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Nice to have you back, :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Get that thing squared away, 1.7 is coming
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
As for you, I have no problem with criticism, you are allowed to voice your opinion, but I have been respectful to all and only expect the same from others. Please do not make fun of the supporters, they are the ones that are helping me make this rom better and better. Also I have no problem with you, just tone it down a bit and we good. If you like or dislike the rom, its ok, not everyone will like it, But thats the beauty of this forum, you have plenty to choose from...:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
keep up the good work with the ROM mate, its a cracker, always has been.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Nobody is debating free speech. The fact is you were (and the evidence below shows you still are) a disrespectful jerk who projects its own inadequacies onto others. Your life will get a lot better once you learn to say "I'm sorry".

Plus, you make a great target for ridicule with this attitude. And I guarantee you can't handle what I dish out. Which I guess makes you a masochist if you choose, poorly, to continue on this self-destructive path.

Some non-apology.

Posted from My Hacked Galaxy Tab
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
PMSL

id just drop it now Yom, everyone else has?

BACK ON TOPIC?

as an add on observation....ive just been trying different radios with this build, and ive spotted, at least in the UK, that the 2.11.50.* flavour radio is better performing with signal strength, and also wi fi and battery life.

might be worth a bash trying it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Most efficient partitioning layout for your ROM?

@Frankie,

Currently, I am using the following layout for your ROM:

misc ya 1M
recovery rrecov|ro|nospr filesize recovery-raw.img
boot yboot|ro 8M
system ya 250M
cache ya|hr 10M
userdata ya|asize|hr allsize

My question is about the cache partition: Is your ROM using that at all, so should I make it bigger, or is the cache being written to /data and I can shrink the cache partition to, let's say 3 or 5 MB?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
I have not tried 2.11,so far I've used 2.15,2.09,2.10,2.12 and stayed with 2.12 but I'm in US. This I'd why I don't recommend radios on my post cause some work good in some places and others it sucks lol. I will try 2.11 and see how that goes. How's the GPS locking? .radio 2.15 locks it in pretty quick I noticed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
You can cut it down a little especially if you have your cache going to sdcard. And the cache gets written to the cache partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
so far ive noticed from friends using this ROM, that the experience varies with radios.

all i can say for definite is, with the 2.11.50.*, i seem to be getting a solid lock on the GPS, and wifi, and battery is better than the 2.15.50.*, but then again, this might be just a UK issue.

other countries may find it beter to use later radios, such as the 2.15.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Well, that kernel I was testing is a no go, seems that its not calculating the battery correctly. Also tried the UV 'd kernel and that's a no go,under alot of load it freezes, not cool at all. Back to rafs I go. I have one more to test out and afterwards ill bring out 1.7
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
is it tytungs r6 kernel u have been trying out?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
I've been trying them all and so far rafs is the best for now. I'm on rafs now and set it to smartass and seems to help the battery
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
when is 1.7 coming out???????????????????????????????? ima get ma phone this week from repair!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! =D

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] eessel:
well said/handled. Much respect :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
thats had me puzzled...the fact that devs release kernels with the smartass governor, then say its best to use "interactive" governors instead.

i have mine as the TYTUNG_R6 kernel, set to interactive,..@1190mhz.

battery is stunnng.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Yeah most kernels are set buy default as interactive, on rafs kernel its said "•Patched SMARTASS Governor to be more battery saver" so i gave it another chance and seen the difference. Still runs smooth and fast as well.And thats running @ 998mhz, Tytung r6 will be tested though.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Settle down young grasshopper, Its coming.....:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
ive been on 1.2 untill now:eek:

i saw no need to update cuz everything was stable...i will upgrade to 1.6 now just for the fun of it :D

keep it up!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] danbst:
Is A2SD built into 1.6 please as it's not in the D/L section as per first thread. No doubt it's easy to find elsewhere but I thought I'd ask as I wait patiently for the rom to D/L... slooow on my RS account today for some reason.

To answer my own Q, yes it is there .

So far so smooth. Looking f/ward to a good play.

First rom out of 4 today thats actually worked out of the box.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ryle:
I have just install this rom (1.6) and so far it's all good, i have just a question (yes i'm noob with android :D) but how do you install the frankistine parts or Obsensed theme ???

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdpgc:
If you have ClockworkMod Recovery you use that to flash onto the phone.

If you have it,

Hold power button until you Enter Boot Menu

Press volume down to 2. Boot AD SD, Press Green button

Now your in CWR

Press Volume down arrow to install zip from SDCard, Press Green Button

Press Volume down to choose zip from SDcard, press green button

Press Volume down until you've selected GPS+Camcorder.zip, press green button

Press Volume down to Yes - Install GPS+Camcorder.zip, press green button

Wait until finish, press back arrow to Reboot system Now, press green button
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
And also, can we get a REVOlution flashable theme?

thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ryle:
Realy thanks wouldn't have find that !

It's still a bit special way to install theme :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
yes master-_- lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Hold it! Lol the gps & camcorder fix was only for 1.5 bro,but its cool cause your flashing the same lib files
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Lmao, wow. Once I get out of work :(, I'll be double checking v1.7 and will post it. And I will be posting DT's a2sd beta 3 as well, but I will test first. I think you guy will love it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
may iask what is a2sd?? sorry noob question lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
It allows you to move your apps to the sdcard
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
I can give it a shot
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
V1.7 Is Served!