yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
That has not happened to me before. You certainly won't do any harm by wiping the cache or dalvik cache and fixing permissions. I don't think it will fix it though.

How long did you wait for it to boot? I would give it a good 15 minutes. If that does not work try flashing the kernel and see if it boots. As a last resort reflash the ROM. That should restore everything.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
I must have given it at least 10 minutes before I gave up and restored my nandroid backup. :p

Like you said, when completing the install of the animation package I got a whole bunch of weird named FCs, and when I returned to the home screen once before rebooting I noticed that the wallpaper had been reset.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
I've just tried to reproduce it. Installed the bounce animation, then reinstalled the flip and fly without issue.

Did you use the full boot (recommended) option?

If you want to try it again the only other suggestion I would have is to try a different animation or try the same one but pull the battery for 10 seconds before rebooting.

I've successfully changed most of my status bar icons plus the framework animation so I doubt if too much went wrong, perhaps you were just unlucky somehow on you first attempt?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
I've tried it several times now, always using the full reboot option. I might try using a different animation instead though.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dkjh:
How do I set the rom back to windows 6.5? thanks for any help in advance
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Flash one of these official stock ROMs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
@ellisbods

Hi, I've given it a bit of thought. I think I've been lucky rather than you being unlucky.

I have a 200mb system position rather than the recommended 135mb. (A legacy of trying ics, which I can't be bothered to change)

I think that when you have installed the new framework there has had not been enough room for it in the system partition; hence the failure to boot.

I'm not suggesting that you go to all the bother of resizing your partition. Simply deleting a few superfluous system apps might free up enough space. The obvious ones are talkback and kickback plus possibly fm radio and Google talk if you don't use them. Even maps can be safely deleted- it can always be reinstalled from market as a non system app.

Just a theory but worth a try.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Ah, this is something I hadn't thought of. I've got a 140MB partition because the HD2 toolkit doesn't give you an option to use a 135MB partition with cLK, and after deleting a few apps Titanium Backup reports that there's almost 6MB free on there. I wonder if that would be enough.

Thanks for the tip, anyway. I'll try installing the animations again at some point and let you know.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
Thought I would just summarise on a week of testing dorimamx 5.3 kernel.

Basically I have had no issues at all. For me it's as stable as his 3.2 kernel.

The only app that has given me any kind of trouble is xda premium and I suspect it's issues have been due to the site rather than the kernel.

I have not tested things like Bluetooth and 2 way recording as I don't use them.

Everything is working well. Battery life is good but not remarkable, I can easily get through a day with plenty of juice left, which is all I need.

I'm pleased enough with it that it has become part of my latest nandroid backup.

Just for note I use clk so can't say if the experience will be the same with magdlr. I also have a tmous so don't use any sd ext scripts.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Awesome, I might upgrade from 3.2 then. Thanks for the info. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
Check out the lagfree governor if you do. It was the smoothest for me.

I'm back off to pure cm7 for a while as its just been updated and I want to check it out. I can't make up my mind which I like best so I switch between the 2 ROMs every fortnight or so.

Another kernel you might want to check is fikret 2.16. Just as good as dorimanx in my opinion.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lihkin:
Is dis rom a2sd enabled? or do i have to add some files to the rom package before installation or after installation??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] KrewsialNL:
Did you read the OP?

It s right in there. Flash a2sd...download available in the OP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lihkin:
yes i have read but i want a way in which the a2sd script get flashed while rom is flashed so is there any way i can do it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
You neecd to flash the ROM, boot once, then flash the Data2SD Installer zip and you're good to go.

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lihkin:
CAnt i integrate it with the rom while installing the rom by anyway way
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nikc0069:
I couldn't get a data connection on clk - "H" showed but not traffic - do you need to do anything with the initrd for this rom? I thought as it is CM7 it should be ok.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Nope, for Data2SD you need to boot once first before moving the data...

JP.

---------- Post added at 11:44 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:43 AM ----------

NexusHD2 is AOSP, not CM7 ! So I'd suggest you'd rather use the initrd of this ROM.

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
Yes you need to replace initrd. Give me just a moment and I will upload the modified kernel. Install as per cm7 steps though.

Up now. Ps wipe cache and dalvik cache prior to flashing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Really happy with my HD2/this ROM at the moment. I will upgrade to dorimanx 5.3 at some point I expect, but for the moment I'm very happy with the speed, stability and battery life of 3.2 so I don't have any real reason.

Also, the back cover of my HD2 has been kinda worn since I bought it second hand, so I bought a new cover from eBay and now my phone is 99% mint :D

Just a tiny bit out of shape on one corner where the previous owner dropped it (:rolleyes:) and a bit of wear on the keys at the bottom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
Out of interest how much did the back cost? Mine's pretty tatty lol.

I would agree with you that this Rom plus dorimanx 3.2 is an awesome combination.

Dorimanx is up to version 5.5 of his kernel now and although 5.3 worked well for me I did only test it for a week so who knows.

The only other kernel that I can definitely recommend as being equally as fast and stable as 3.2 is fikret 2.16, although tytung might at some stage release another kernel update.

Don't expect any updates to the Rom though as its pretty much complete and tytung is working on ics. Even updates on cm7 roms will peeter out soon for the same sort of reason.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
It was just under £5 including postage. Some might think that it's not worth paying for a back cover, but I'm kinda OCD about my phone being in perfect condition so I was okay with it. :p

Yeah, I saw that 5.5 was released just after posting, with the changes being that Wi-Fi channels 13 and 14 are fixed, and some tweaks to favour stability over performance. A few months ago I'd have been the one testing out the latest versions and reporting back on stability and so on, but I'm now way more busy so I have to rely on others to test it first. :p

Yep, I'd already figured that this ROM wasn't going to receive any more updates. The only thing I know of that needs changing from stock is the kernel, but that can easily be changed by me anyway :D

I like Ice Cream Sandwich as an OS and the Galaxy Nexus is really about the only phone out there that I'd actually like to switch to if I had the money, but the port to the HD2, what with hardware acceleration not fully working, just isn't what it needs to be to make me switch. I'm sure that eventually it will become great and tytung can say in the post "this ROM is now better than NexusHD2-Gingerbread" like he's said in this thread, but I'll wait for that day rather than switching now.

I'm assuming that most of you using this ROM either don't like ICS or feel the same way as me?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
A new back might be a worthwhile investment until I can afford one of these

http://m.engadget.com/default/artic...t-mwc-2012-video/&category=classic&postPage=1

And yes, I'm not a convert to ics. I think we've been lucky to get android, let alone GB working as well on our hd2s as it does :-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Yeah, the One X does look nice... but the Tegra 3 will be loads slower than the quad core Snapdragons due later this year (in fact, the dual core S4s are about a tie with it apparently), and I don't like the fact that there's no removable battery and no option to use a microSD card. If you're spending that much on a phone, you're likely to want to keep it for a while, and you can never tell how much storage you're going to want in the future. I'm not due an upgrade from T-Mobile until late 2013 though, and I don't have enough cash to buy an expensive phone outright, so I think I'll be keeping the HD2 for a while longer. Definitely won't be upgrading to the likes of the One X any time soon.

One thing I've often wondered is if the HD2 has something special about its hardware or software that makes it possible to unlock the bootloader and run Android, WP7, and all other kinds of stuff, or if it's just the fact that developers put a lot of time and effort into doing it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dj_jokke:
Hi

I'm on tytungs 2.6.32.15 kernel and really pleased with this ROM. But just the other night I lost data connection (I had the H symbol but it was white and I couldn't get any actual 3G connection). I did a couple of reboots and now it's back on. I need cLK since my USB port is broken.

Can I flash this modified kernel that you attached in the previous post and get rid of the problems with loss of data connection? If yes, what do I need to do and in what order? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
Yes you can try this kernel. Just save it to your sd and flash it from recovery. Clear cache and dalvik cache first.

You will be presented with a touch screen with various options. Choose those for cm7 (or custom if it's there, sorry I can't remember) plus clk.

If you run into issues with it I can also post dorimanx 3.2 and fikret 2.16 both of which are pretty stable.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dj_jokke:
Just flashed it and so far it's running great. Can't see that it's any slower than my previous kernel and 3G is working so far. Thanks for your help mate
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gazzacbr:
SD version kernal

not really, i replaced the whole cover, more or less, 2 times on my htc kaiser, dropped by me both times, then my wife dropped it getting out of the car on to tarmac :( only small scratches but couldnt bring myself to buy a 3rd. thats when i changed to HD2, so it wasnt all bad news.... but i digress...

can you tell me if there is any difference between kernels for NAND and SD?

what is there to do to try a dorimanx kernel?

cant seem to find any info as this is really a NAND build and the kernels assume that you are on NAND.

i have the SD version of this and feel like a change..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Ah yeah, fair enough. I think I'd probably replace my HD2's body if it got damaged to be honest - they don't cost too much from eBay.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Almazick:
Unfortunately, there is high power drain using WiFi WPA2 AES security in standby 70mah, still remains in the ROM using different kernels r13, r14, Dorimanx-V5.5. Using different WiFi security such as WEP fixes the problem. I hope to see someone to find a patch for it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
I connect to Wi-Fi using WPA2 and AES perfectly fine, and that's with Dorimanx V3.2.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Almazick:
I don't have any problems connecting just power drain in standby is 70mah.

Sent from my phone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Install BetterBatteryStats and check for wakelocks...

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Yeah sorry, I meant that I don't have any battery drain when connected to the Wi-Fi.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Almazick:
I'm really confused myself. Clean ROM 3.0 and 3.2a. Tried different kernels and the same problem with power drain only with WiFi WPA2 AES. If I use WEP then I don't get any power drain. It can't be just me having this issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Is it possible for you to set your router to use both TKIP and AES, and then set the HD2 to use TKIP instead of AES? That way you wouldn't be using anything near as unsecure as WEP, and you'd still be able to have your other devices connecting using AES.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Almazick:
I switched my router over to WPA2 TKIP and the same problem with 70mah power drain.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Download BetterBatteryStats then and see what the actual wakelocks are that are causing the high standby drain. I think that's the best option for you to try now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Almazick:
Only wifi WPA2 causing high standby drain

Sent from my phone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] negrowil:
weird issue

Hey everyone. Nice job ty. This is the first NAND I have tried and it is quite stable. I have a weird issue. When I call the "mail voice" number( 999 in my phone operator) who answers is THE CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT!!! When I tried some SD version such as MCCM there was no problem but in this ROM or in SD MIUI the problem persist. Any idea? Does it depend on the kernel?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
999 is the emergency number in the UK. Similar to 911 or 111 for example in other countries. It looks like android is somehow substituting the local emergency number. Probably a useful feature if you are in a foreign country and don't know how to contact emergency services - you just dial the number you usually dial.

I doubt very much if it's a kernel issue. Perhaps the easiest solution would be to contact your service provider, explain the problem, and see if they have a long number for voicemail instead of the short code.

Edit. Did a bit of googling. It's a nexus 1 issue. (The real nexus 1) there's a solution in this thread

http://www.nexusoneforum.net/forum/nexus-one-general-discussion/2423-edit-default-emergency-number-2.html

Follow the instructions and set the emergency number for your country.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Wow ! Wasn't aware of such a functionality...

If I get it right, the only number(s) we should let in there would be local safety numbers ?

Might make sense to change this anyway, even if I haven't run into trouble yet...

By the way, I'll go to the US in a couple of weeks, should I consider any change in my HD2 config for it to work flawlessly over there ?

JP.

PS to corrsea : zMooth is back in the game, I just kept missing it ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
I think I've seen that happen before - living in the UK, 999 is the emergency number that we're used to, but if I dial 112 or 911 on my phone I think it would put me through to 999.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
New kernel based on tytungs r1 with minor changes here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23378446

That is the magdlr version. Clk is a couple of posts later.

Just replace the initrd with the one for this Rom or use yank55's reflasher.

I've been testing out on another Rom. I'm pretty impressed with its speed stability and battery life. Perhaps someone wants to test it on this Rom and report back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Just downloaded it, will test it on Hyperdriod CM7, should fit, since it's a CM7 ROM ;)

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
Just about to post some results on the pure cm7 thread. Should be equally good on hyperdroid.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Off-topic : Hyperdroid rebooted before settling :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
Just seen your post.

I guess this functionality its pretty useful if you're in a panic and don't know the local emergency number. It's only a problem if a Telco uses one of the numbers as a short code.

I don't think you'll have any problems in America. I've had my hd2 in Australia and Ireland. In both cases I just got a local prepay sim as I wanted to have plenty of data. No issue in either case with just a quick phone call to set up.

re zmooth. Yes I'm still using it but also installed button savior with an ics theme so I can have soft keys and more on demand. :-). Basically it makes all the hardware buttons redundant. The only thing they have not sorted yet is long press on the off button.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] KrewsialNL:
Hows the reception of your mobile connection? I notice myself that when I am at home (apartment building) the connection isnt that solid, and that causes high drains as well. When I activate WIFI, it s gone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
I almost always have great mobile reception - it really is very rare that I'm unable to get a signal pretty much wherever I am. I live in a city though, and I don't spend much time outside of the city. Right now I'm in my 4-story house and the signal is showing up as 2 bars, but it doesn't make any difference to me whether it's 2 or 5.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
True, in my case it doesn't, so I'd rather just leave it like it is, then.

Don't know if I'm going to get a sim card over there, I'm just due for a week, rather short stay...

Sounds good to me, have just installed the free app, will give it a go for a few days, looks good so far ;)

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rgshah3:
how can i get toggles with this build?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
The best I can suggest is either use notification toggle from market or use power control widget.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kushol:
nice work ......3 pis done
[HD2 Android NAND Development] obigiankenobi:
Hello,

I have some trouble with the touch screen using this rom.

I tried to find some info with google and searching the forum, but no success.

Everything seems to work fine, but when I receive or issue a phone call, the touch screen turns off and I'm not able to turn it on again. The screen hangs, but the phone is alive. I can receive phone calls and I can hear sounds when I receive mails or messages. Using the original wm6.5 rom I have no issues (oh, happiness.... :) ).

This is my phone:

HSPL 2.08 (flashed using HSPL4)

CLK 1.4.0.1

CWM Recovery 3.2.0.0

Android Version 2.3.7

Radio Version: 15.42.50.11U_2.15.50.14

Kernel: 2.6.32.15_tytung_r14-g6333fda (same problem with r13)

Build: GWK74 (NexusHD2-Gingerbread V2.2a NAND)

Task29 after HSPL and I followed the installation guide without any problem.

When I start the phone in flash mode, I have:

PB8100 SS-BC

SPL-2.08.HSPL 8G XE

0x05

CotullaHSPL 0x30

Please, help me!!!!

Thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trex3300:
Try another android rom and see if the problem go away.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] golles:
How can I get my camera working on GWK74 (NexusHD2-Gingerbread V3.2a SD)

I get the message "Kan geen verbinding maken met de camera" (in English: cannot connect to the camera) when I open the camera app.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
Maybe the camera app is trying to use front camera app. Try switching to the back camera. You can also try to tap on "Clear data" from Settings -> Apps -> Camera app.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] negrowil:
THANKS!!!!

Thank You VERY much corrsea. XDA community is the best!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] knobbyhtccruise:
google.process.gapps has stopped unexpectedly

Hi all

wife updated google market to google play ... now randomly getting

google services framework google.process.gapps has stopped unexpectedly

done all the stuff on google about uninst, reinst, clear market data / cache etc.

Any suggestions

Cheers all
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Aleemz:
V3.0 SD was working great apart from a connecion problem with my Audi bluetooth connection in the car.

Updated to V3.2a, SD version again, and now it's working perfectly.

Great ROM! Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] satinfo50:
Hi All

i have problem with my wifi connection

my phone connected to wifi and my phone browser is working good.

but when i want to Gmail or Maps or any application which need internet connection my phone show me an error that say it can not connect to any network.

for example for maps it show me " Network failure, this application require a working data connection"

for Gmail Or market application, when i want to sign in, it show me " can't establish a relible data connection to the server this could be a temporary problem or your phone may not be provisioned for data service"

:confused::eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Trying dorimanx 5.9. Seems fine so far. There haven't been any positive or negative effects vs 3.2 that I've seen yet, but we'll see. Perhaps it's a bit faster or has lower battery drain but I've not been using it long enough yet to know.

Will let you guys know if anything crops up, either good or bad.

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dj_jokke:
Hi again!

I'm on that modified kernel you posted a while ago and I've noticed that the battery life is not as good as on my previous kernel (but there I had bad data connection). Could you please post the other two modified kernels you mention in the quoted post above? I would like to try them out aswell
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Hey, here's dorinmanx's 3.2 kernel with this ROM's initrd.gz included if you want it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Hi,

I'd say from my tests, but not on this ROM, though, 5.8 is a good one...

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
No problem, there are also a couple of other lesser known kernels which are just as good. I'm at work at the moment but can post modified versions (for magdlr only) later this evening. If you are using clk I will just post a link to the clk versions and you can use yank555's reflasher.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dj_jokke:
That's great, I'm trying it out as we speak. Thanks!

Have you had any data connection problems with that one?

So it's only for MGLDR? I'm using cLK (since my USB-port is broken) so I'd rather go with something more simple. Thanks anyway
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
Yes apart from dorimanx they are difficult to modify for clk.. using yank55's reflasher it's not difficult, you just flash it immediately after the kernel. No modifications needed.

Fikret 2.16 works straight out of the box though, and is more up to date than dori 3.2. Just download the clk kernel from his thread. I'm on clk as well and have found the data excellent with this one
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yank555:
Hi,

None for me, I'm on MAGLDR.

JP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
No data problems with dorimanx 5.9 here on cLK.

So far, it seems exactly like my phone was with 3.2 - stable, fast, and good battery life.

EDIT: Upgraded to 6.0. To be honest it seems like all of Dorimanx's latest kernel releases are stable on this ROM - might as well just upgrade to each stable release as they come out.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vibbuz:
First time flashing a nand rom, i was missing the best from my phone :D

I really love this rom and i have no problems at all with dorimanx 6.0 kernel.

I have a question though.. is it possible to have a power widget on the notification bar? Otherwise is there a way to have something similar? I know about homescreen power widget but I'm not interested in that.

sent from my HD2 running ICS
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corrsea:
The closest thing to what you want is notification toggle. Just download it from market.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ellisbodds:
Ack no, I have the GpsLocationProvider wakelock again. I enabled GPS by accident recently and now it gives me 60mA of battery drain, great.

Any ideas?

Sent from my HTC HD2