yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
For first time setup it does seem like a lot,but once done right, its easy as cake to use. Also you get cool features like, being able to flash separate parts of your backup. For example: you had v1.3 and you used fit a week or so, then v1.4 came out, omg! No problem. All you have to do is backup your 1.3, wipe it,flash 1.4, go into restore but select advanced and you will see that you can flash just your data,or sdext from 1.3, which means you won't loose your apps and your data will work for 1.4. But if you still don't want to try ill be doing dft version soon
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
as a postscript to my post earlier, i feel u might need this info.

whilst using the phone today, it shut down, and refused to reboot, getting stuck on the go go go screen, as MAGDLR runs.

i pulled the battery, left it 5 minutes, and rebooted.

this went fine....however, after going through settings to check internal storage space..(im paranoid about that...lmao), i noticed it had dropped from

118mb-130mb

,(fluctuates under normal use), to

56mb

!

after running the terminal emulator(top bit of kit that is..), i spotted that the dalvik cache had somehow moved back from the A2SD EXT3 partition, to the internal storage?!?!?

using terminal, i ran "A2SD REPAIR" command, this removed it back to the SD card, and rebooted the phone, and i now have

137mb

free internal.

i have no idea of how it happened, all i installed was "beautiful widgets", and google maps navigation.

hope the info helps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Wow, I have not seen that problem, I think it could of been beautiful widgets that caused an error cause that should actually be on phone memory. Most widgets on home screens should be saved to phone memory. But you did great , repair puts everything back in place, I have my cache in phone still but I have tmo hd2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] da-pharoah:
Yes it does ... so now I'm back at 1.3 until resolution...

Edit: upon further checks and do overs I have noticed that the davlik cache doesn't transfer to SD..its listed as internal ... and when I do a2sd cachesd my phone reboots and doesn't move the cache... I have my card partioned to ext3 and no swap as per the cwr help thread... any other ideas?

Edit2: I tried a different nand rom just to see if I was making any mistakes. I choose the mdj gingerbread and my apps2sd works fine on there... I really like your rom and would love to use it again.. right now I have too many apps just to use the internal storage..

Sent via Android HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Did you try a2sd repair? If you try and it works let us know, in the mean time ill look over this
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
testing this one now with MDJ`s 10.4 kernel, il let you know how it gets on with it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
sweet, let us know
[HD2 Android NAND Development] retrofred:
Well your 1.4 is awsome, but the battery icon kinda drives me nuts. I went back to your 1.1S which is great. Everyting works and is simple for day to day use. Gps works, mms works, and battery life is great.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Battery drain? Or the battery icon
[HD2 Android NAND Development] retrofred:
The icon. Having it show 20% increments was weirding my out, and i'm not big on moding files to change it. So i went back to your 1.1S which is great for me. The 1.4 is a great rom, the battery icon was the only thing. You build great roms and have given me another reason to why i love my HD2.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Cool, thanks. And I can change the icon and remove the numbers, I really don't like it either, I'm using the frankinstine parts which comes with the circle mod,it has an accurate percentage. Just remember to install after you setup the Rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] retrofred:
So i saw the link on the first post, but my question is: how do i use the parts? Sorry for such a noob question. Is it an apk file that install? The android thing os new to me. Ive been a WM user for long time. I would to give 1.4 another run cause it is faster than 1.1s, at least i found it to be.

The stock desire roms i feel are more suited for HD2 than heavier desire hd roms that everyone seems to be hot for. Just my two cents.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] da-pharoah:
I didnt try repair. I just gave up and flashed another rom for testing of ap2sd.

Ok so for whatever reason its fixed. All I did was wipe in both magldr and cwr then installed mdj's rom to play with then got bored with gingerbread and compatibility issues with all my apps after like 5 minutes of full install, recover. I decided to try your 1.4 again. So same process wiped twice, magldr & CWR just for kicks, and flashed 1.4. a2sd works just fine. I also got the davlik cache to SD so that's sweet! so maybe issue was wiping twice?? Using the magldr wiper was the first this time 'round. I just used the wiper in cwr previously. Well only gods knows, but none the less issue resolved and 1.4 is bangin'!!!! Love it! thanks for all your hard work!! oh and any chance of a reboot option in the end button long press menu popup??

PS oh and anyway to adapt this to your rom? I'd love to have the right softkey as my browser or should I be asking the devs of this mod?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=797688

I tried flashing the right button one but some message in cwr saying it was an older version and aborted it. What do you think?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
that would be a sweet addition, to a sweet ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maxiclo:
Moved to 1.4. Thank you for the fantatic ROM.

Frankinstineis it possible to have the "circuit" based wallpaper you use as a background in all the ROM?

Bye
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
after running it with 10.4OC, ive yet to see any problems.

if anything, the net pages load faster...battery is sweet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Cool ill put in my next update
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
If you add frankinstine parts it will add some more, but I will put in without having to add parts
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
I'm looking at it now and will see what I can do
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
You flash it just like you flashed the cwr 1.4. You do not have to reflash 1.4, all you have to do now is put parts in SD card and flash through cwr. That's it. Reboot and you will see the changes
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
and the changes are impressive.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
My computer is acting up! Grrrr! Lol as soon as I fix ill continue with this. I will be making an update zip so you won't have to flash the whole Rom thanks to CWR! :) wish me luck LOL
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkDenver:
frankinstine

Great Rom i love it and it works smoothly.

I had a question though. I modified the framework-res.apk with new battery icons and charging icons (little frankenstines because i am a nerd) I tried to push it to the /system/framework but it would kill the sense and bootloop after restart. I replaced the framework-res.apk in your Frankinstineparts zip with it though and reflashed just the Frankinstineparts.zip and it took it fine and is working how i wanted.My question though is there an easier way to change the framework-res.apk than how i ended up doing it.

Sorry kinda noob if anyone could shed some light
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
frameworks are fragle and theres no actual easy way to do that i know of. I go through the whole decompile and compile procedure. Now if your using the stock framework and just replaceing the png's, you might be able to just inject them in. But Im not sure. Im still in the learning stages on themeing :D sounds pretty cool though. I would like to check that out
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Update 1 is up for v1.4. PLEASE do NOT wipe.This is only an update for 1.4. So if you are running 1.4 now, all you have to do is boot into recovery and flash. If you are Installing v1.4 for the first time, flash and setup rom first before installing update 1. Remember to ALWAYS DO A NANDROID BACKUP FIRST.This is good for some of us that dont want to setup the rom on every new version.UPDATE's!!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] polthong:
great rom, this is the best android rom which is suitable for my lifestyle.

I just want desire or evo sense rom no hd or z because it so big and there are a lot of lag and slow.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Thanx I understand that , I don't like a laggy phone and love using this Rom for everyday use. I like the desire builds cause it has everything that I need in one. I would like to start a desire hd build just to see what I can do with it but ill wait till my computer is running better
[HD2 Android NAND Development] curiousGeorge:
So I take it the DFT installer is now gone? :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Love this ROM! Massive eye candy, great performance, made of pure win!

One issue that has me baffled is how the ROM seems to be handling the sd-ext partition. Screenie attached. I don't get why the ROM is putting so much data in internal memory, when other, lesser ROMs seem to make full use of the sd-ext partition.

The second thing keeping this ROM a millimeter from greatness is that, while root seems to work, I only have seen one prompt from Su for autostarts, titanium backup just got root without any permission from me. Same with root explorer... any way I can make the Rom prompt me every time an app request root access?

Thanks !

Edit: updated su from within the superuser app, and now titanium backup and root explorer prompted me for perms for root.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Not just yet, I was in the middle of making 1.4 dft and my computer decided to give out but I'll upload when fixed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
First, make sure your cache is being moved to sdcard, someone noticed that and figured it out. Also about root, all you have to do is update superuser. Open superuser and it will check for an update automatically, if not, go to the settings and have it search for an update. After that, it will ask for permissions
[HD2 Android NAND Development] v11lemans:
I do not see the 1.4.1 DFT version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Thanks! Tried the su update right after I made my post and now root works like a million bucks.

I'll search the thread for how to move the cache to sd (I assume you mean the sd-ext partition, correct?)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
use

terminal emulator

(free on the market)

open emulator

type in su then hit return

then type in a2sd repair then hit return

it will run for a while, seemingly doing nothing, then your phone will reboot.

that will move the dalvik cache back onto the sd card, and out of internal memory.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Thanks for the tip! I just wiped the phone and before I did anything I ran the zipalign and cachesd switches for a2sd. Now running Titanium restore, Will check space when done, and if it still shows large usage of internal memory, I'll run the repair option.

Is this ROM frakkin' sweet or what? LOVE the window animations!

Any idea why this ROM mounts the sd-ext partition to /system/sd instead of /mnt/sd-ext? Could that be part of why the data partition gets filled so quickly?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
167 LCD density?

Hi Frankistine,

Wondering if this ROM supports 167 LCD density... or if something else is causing my boot loops :(

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Boot loops? Are you flashing from scratch?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Yeah.... here is the sequence of events:

1-Wipe all partitions (including sd-ext)

2-Flash ROM

3-Boot into ROM

4-Reboot into CWM and flash update 1

5-Boot into ROM

6-Restore Apps with Titanium Backup

7-Reboot to ROM

8-Use Root Explorer to change the LCD density in build.prop from 240 to 167

9-Reboot

10-Loop

Now I will do it a bit different:

1-Wipe all partitions (including sd-ext)

2-Flash ROM

3-Boot into ROM

4-Reboot into CWM and flash update 1

5-Boot into ROM

6-Use Root Explorer to change the LCD density in build.prop from 240 to 167

7-Reboot

So I will make the change *before* I install any apps other than Root Explorer. Will tell you how that goes.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Question, why are you changing the density? I'm just asking.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
When is the dft version gonna b up? any1 know yet?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
I am a high-resolution freak :) The smaller stuff looks on the screen, the more I can see in that reduced space.

First saw that on the HyperDroid ROMs by pongster, and loved it!

I just did a clean flash of your beautiful ROM, and am rebooting to apply update 1. Then I will install Root Explorer and change the density...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
any1 know when new dft gonna b up? i wana try b4 school tomorrow.. lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Yep. Changing LCD density in update 1 causes a boot loop :(

So, yep. changing the LCD density in update 1 to 167 causes a boot loop :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
sorry my appologies
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
Do u atleast know Yom??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Wondering if it is the framework causing the boot loops?

So I did manage to get my hand on the Frankinstine Pack before it was rolled into the update package... Will give that a try, as I think it is the nice framework with the pretty icons causing the boot loops after the LCD density change...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
no one but the author knows, and the fact he hasnt answered you yet should tell you something?

that is of course, if hes still doing DFT releases, which i doubt, as his CWR releases are so much easier to flash and maintain using nandroid backup
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Sorry, if you have not noticed I've been using my phone to write on here. My computer's power source took a dump, lol I guess running four hard drives is not good idea with a small power source, lol, I have one on order and can't wait. Sorry guys. I did update 1 and sent using an old laptop I had and my phone using usb tethering, and wow 11min. Just to upload. So when I fix computer I promise to bring out a dft Rom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
THX lol. do u know when its gonna b ready? sorry for the pressuer
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
Hey umm i have a question . like when u post 1.4 or when theres an update how do you save all your apps? ........... and all ur settings and stuff
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
It is something in the Frankinstine parts causing the loop

So I just confirmed, something in the Frankinstine parts kills the phone if the LCD density is 167 :(

I love so much how they look, I'll forgo the use of a higher density... Hopefully the most excellent chef will find a fix as soon as his machine is up and running :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
I use cwr, but I use titanium backup for dft. Cwr has nandroid backup so it saves my sd-ext and data, so when I flash all I have to do is recover my data and sd-ext. Cwr is awesome, once you go cwr, you will never go back,lol, joking! But for me its true
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Thanks man, I will look into it as soon as I get my baby running
[HD2 Android NAND Development] icedmayhem:
1 thing i have noticed since moving to your rom is apps as crystal tv and spb tv refuse to open a connection. program opens but wont open any stream after. meanwhile prior rom dft has no issue. any ideas ??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Anything I can do to help, please let me know.

I'd like to suggest for the next build to keep the A2SD bits as a separate install, as the dalvik-cache gets moved back to internal memory if you re-flash the 1.4 ROM over itself... plus I am more used to see the sd-ext partition mounted on /sd-ext :) Although that may be a Kernel thing...

Also, any chance you could please include a free file manager, so we can install APKs in the SD without network or a computer? Astro, ES, mini... they're all good!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafaelvelasquez2:
I would just like to give this rom my seal of approval. I have tried at least 6 of these other sense roms for my tmous hd2 and they have all had some fu(k up of some sort...........................................................................................................................................THIS ROM IS A FLAWLESS BEAST.

if it does have issues, then those issues are beyond the scope of what I use my phone for on a daily basis. Everything I need to work....works.

I would recommend this rom to everybody.

PS....the circuit board buttons are cool as $h!t....I love it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
but isnt cwr slower and u have to have ur sd card in?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
No, no,no, cwr still flashes to nand so it runs as fast as dft. Also, all you need your SD in for is, 1: if your booting into recovery, or 2: your running a2sd
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nusseis2001:
Hi to all,

somehow the CWR doesn't work anymore on my HD2. Where can i find the DFT version of your latest Rom?

Tjanx

Nusseis2001
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rudyfastcat:
Freezing when trying to make call

Flashed this ROM 1.4 and update yesterday and all was well, until today.

Phone is freezing when I try to make a call and a box pops up that says

"Sorry- Activity phone(in process com.android.phone) is not responding---

Forceclose --wait "

Anyone had this problem or know why this is happening ? :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
I got this yesterday on my wife's phone. There is definitely something funky with the phone app...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafaelvelasquez2:
use the 2.12 radio

do a full wipe of data and cache in cwr

once u install, reboot about 3 times....my phone works fine...no robot voice. no force closes.

after installing the 2.12 radio this morning, my reception and data are awesome and I'm still waiting for my battery to die.

my only beef is that the battery indicator is off. I'm using the indicator on my power control widget now. I'm currently trying to recondition to see if that fixes it....but like I said...I have wifi, blue tooth, data, gps, and screen as bright as possible and my phone still hasn't lost battery since 9am...it's 4:40 now...still at 31%
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
Can you please put out teh dft version today or like tomorrow plz!?!??!?!:l

zomg kitteh geeeezus o lawd
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
DFT Version Is Up! Just For You! lol, Joking.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
OMFG FU****** LOVE U!!!!!! LOL ND yes for me so sweet nd nice lol. ha bt thx zomg kietteh! how do i save all ma apps and data?

when updating?

help?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Have you tried titanium Backup from the market? BTW You better like it cause it took me a half hour to upload using my old laptop and my phone tethering! lol :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
NO let me see.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
that should back up your apps with data to your sd card. then when you flash rom, just recover them.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
Thx frieend lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] viannaf:
problems

i installed the 1.4 and the update all was ok than i instaled the frankistine parts and the problem has began i couldnt leave the loading screen... " android android android :mad: do you removed the download of the frankistine parts v1.0 so i supose it was buggy? will you put a new one?

thanks ...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Yo! Frankinstine, Dude!

Just a friendly reminder that your work of art has a somewhat rough edge when you try to make a phone call, the phone app hangs, and then FCs. Only way to recover is to reboot. And it doesn't happen all the time, either... just when you need to make a call the most :P

How's the computer resuscitation going? Give it a 9-volt battery suppository :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
You have to flash 1.4 first, let it boot and setup your Google account and Rom, then you reboot the phone and flash frankinstine parts. You can NOT flash 1.4 and parts without setting up Rom first cause you will get a boot loop. It has something to do with signatures or something on setup. I just set up my Rom again and now going to flash parts.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
I have not seen that problem yet with mine, but ill keep checking it. Does this happen without frankinstine parts? BTW I'm about to throw that computer in the trash! Lol just kidding, its going good, just waiting on the power source :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Let's talk shop!

@Frankinstine,

Is there a way to set the ROM to allow server applications, without having to ping the client IP first from the phone via terminal emulator to allow the ports to open?

Hate having to ping my workstation every time I want to run WebDroid (which, btw, is INSANELY FAST over a good solid WiFi connection... 1.5MiBps...)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
The wife's phone hung with the Parts installed. So far I have not been able to get mine to hang (I installed the Parts on it).

It would be a bummer if the Parts were causing this issue... they make the ROM so purty!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
THE titanium backup didnt work:,d
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Lookie-lookie! New stuff!

@Frankinstine,

Have you seen that there is a new magldr with built-in recovery support? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=893618

Now ROMs can reboot right into recovery if chosen, as long as they are configured to do so!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Phone is very laggy when downloading

So, I am downloading a big file on the phone, and while it is downloading the whole device seems to hang for a few seconds every few seconds.. same with Market downloads...

Actually, it seems the ROM is choking on I/O operations, not just on downloads...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gizmolisa2006:
that happens on ANY build when downloading a big file?

methinks some need to remember, its a PHONE, not a dedicated computer.

processor power will be drained with a big download?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
I have seen this only in two or 3 ROMs...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Yeah, I know what you mean, I have seen some builds actually freeze for about a sec. On install. Maybe its kernel related or Maybe ill check to reduce the number if open apps but its not really that bad.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
Dudddddeeee! Not a good job frankinstine with the kernel. This battery life sucks mannn . But I love the themes u did . I'm switching back to 1.3 put the old kernel in this Rom. Lol sorry:d
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
My experience is actually opposite yours... my battery life is awesome with this ROM.When I had Gingerbread, I'd get no more than 8 hours out of a full charge, most of the time less. I left my phone unplugged all last night and it had 85% left when I woke up this morning.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
What radio are you using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
I don't use the radio what so ever prob 1nce in two or three years
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Lol noooo, not fm radio, I'm talking about the phone's radio, that can be found under settings/phone info/software
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Remember not always its the rom or kernel, you have to have the right combination to get it right, one guy on here said he has radio 2.12 and gets great battery usage. I tried that radio and didn't like it so I flashed back to 2.15
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oreod12:
How do you find the radio number?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frankinstine:
Baseband version