yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] yelsew_aknor:
Well… I tried a few others. I have to say they were all pretty good, small problems here and there, mainly battery and small apps here and there but overall quality stuff.

For me though, this build has been the best and I've returned to it. I will be using this until a I get gingerbread release in the months to come.

Thanks for the hard work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] elmng:
I have one question. About the wallpaper How do I set it to not scroll through all of the screens while I move through Them I know nexus and another one gave you the option. Any way to do that on this one?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tigerz0202:
No battery issues or blurry pics ...still running smooth as a babys bottom ....nand is a godsend for Android development.....never going back to SD builds
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pandemoniumone:
Is anyone else having issues with Root Explorer? I keep getting FC's when trying to run it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] poweroutlet:
I've tried everything I can, and it just refuses to charge under any condition. Anyone have anymore ideas on what to do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sobrenatural:
i have an application to restore my contacts they restore very well but when i go to my contacts on my phone i dont have any contacts when someone call me the name of the person appears..

how can i solve this problem??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kevinniven:
Rom

Working great for me. Quad score is 1320 its going to be my daily driver. Thx!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
No SMS sound?

I get good volume for call ringtones, but for some reason I can't seem to get any sound for my SMS notifications.. Anybody else having this issue or is there something I'm missing?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
You tried my workaround and no luck? Hmm.. It always works for me. Maybe you need a battery replacement? Of course, I don't know how long you've had your phone, nor the condition you've kept it in, but perhaps that could be the problem right there.

EDIT: When you flash your NAND ROM's, do you perform a Task29 or just run the DAF installer and flash over the ROM you already had installed? I'm also assuming you have the recommended MAGLDR 1.11 flashed as well..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kawika64:
go to settings....then personalize...scroll down to personalize sound...this is where you can change the notification sound...you have to do it with the launcher that came with this build....i changed to zeam and could not change the sound...then i changed back to the original launcher and now it work fine...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
Ohhhh I see.. It doesn't have any tone set for "Messages", only "Default Notification". Thank you very much :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Chronos1121:
I guess the MAC address issues were fixed in new kernels. Why they popped up again?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daunte24:
my default notification tone is only one working for email and sms ignores others
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ShadyGravy:
Everything is working great! Not going back to SDs or Winmo anytime soon Awesome work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drizztzou:
I want to say this is a perfect one!!!

Everything is working, so smooth, battery is 4-6 in standby with data on.

I will keep it for a time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drizztzou:
Root explorer works fine here
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bokechukwu1:
Is there any way to add the flying animations to this build
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mmduluth:
Root Explorer was doing that for me too but it was fine after I unrooted and re-rooted like cmy had people doing on his other build...

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10226402&postcount=3
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnejohn:
SMS notification

I just checked mine and it works fine. I selected about 4 different ones and sent message to my phone. Each time it worked. (sms notification)

I am getting different tones and vibrate works.

I have been using root explore and no issues so far.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Metastable:
This is using guaner1986's kernel which does not have the fix. Feel free to swap to mdj's or prj's (if he has the fix, I haven't checked) and report back if it works out for you =)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ygb:
If I try to access an imbedded flash video in the web browser it will close on me. Does anyone else seem to have this problem?

On a side note I only seem to get the standard notification tone even if I select a diff one for email.

Great Rom though!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
I had this same issue but I was able to get help.. Go to Settings > Personalize, then click on Notification Sound.. You'll be able to set your individual notification tones for SMS, calendar, and email. :) Hope this is what you were looking for.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] poweroutlet:
So I fixed all of my earlier problems with being unable to charge, getting inaccurate battery charge/temp information and all the random crashing.

Here is what I did:

I upgraded the radio from 2.10 to 2.12 (are the 2.14+ ones actually better?)

I did a task 29 and formatted all the internal memory

Loaded MAGLDR and then flashed this build again.

I now have the ability to charge my phone, had a few crashes on the first 2 or 3 boots but now seems rock solid and all seems well.

Thanks for the awesome build!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
My standard boot takes roughly 3 minutes from the time the phone first vibrates till it reaches the lock screen.. I'm curious as to how long it takes some other people to boot this ROM. Any response is appreciated.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
Glad to see you got it working :) good ****.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] captainhakan:
I been using this build for almost a day now and i had no problems at all. This is the most stable, smooth and responsive DesireHD build i ever tried. I am gonna stick to this one as my daily build and not going back to previous gauner1984's HD-FI v0.3 i was using. At fist gauner's build was perfect too but after installing a lot of apps and using for a while it becomes laggy in an unacceptable degree. I had to wait for like 100kb seconds sometimes for the build to respond. I have installed all my apps that i was using on gauner's build to this one and there is no decrease in performance and responsiveness at all after a day of usage. I think squashing is what makes gauner's build much more laggy then this one. I would suggest every TMOUS1024 user to try this one. I never had issues like high battery drain, not charging , unclear voice on the phone with this build unlike some people posting feedback in this topic. I have just one request. I can't use the voice input function on default keyboard in Turkish system. I couldn't use it with gauner's build either. Please put back missing language specific files in your Rom to fix this issue. This is the only missing thing i recognise so far and if this build didn't have that small issue this build is so perfect that i don't think you would ever need to release an update at all! :) Maybe you could release another new build for just WWE 1024MB TMOUS hardware users which also includes language specific files included?? Thanks. I'll try to donate when i receive my pay check
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RunNgun42:
After spending 24 hours with this build I think it's time to give my first impressions.

WOWEEE WOWOW!!!

This is the most rock solid android build I have used to date. Simply beautiful wonderfully functional build.

1) It's always fast, even after installing all apps and loading them back and forth

2) Webpages and homescreen framerate are always top notch near 60fps

3) No bugs whatsoever (when using a good radio like 2.12+)

4) Absolutely everything works out of the box

5) Tmobile Visual Voicemail and Account Info finally work!!!! This is a GODSEND

6) Battery life is remarkable.

7) Boot times are near 60 seconds (although I hardly have a reason to reboot, just testing really)

My hat's off to you cmylxgo, I can honestly say I dont think I'll be trying any more builds for quite some time (besides yours of course).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] velayo:
I thought smooth and fast HD builds were not possible but you just blew that thought out of my mind with this build. I know it was not intended to be like this but the taskbar's icons remaining white makes the topia skins better IMHO. I would give this a 10/10. Also, the fact that the icons remain stock is also a plus for me, I can finally enjoy your topia builds. Thanks and keep up the good work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonahy:
force close

Yes Force closed my Root Explorer v2.12.4 and couple of games FC too

This build is stable and battery life is decent market, rooted, wifi, data all works...

I have problem reconnect to signal when i come out from underground train, it took about 3-4 mins to show the signal bar also power up boot time took really long too, LCD density app doesn't work can't change screen resolution from 240 to 180 any other way i can change screen resolution? should i update busy box?

But over all its a keeper compare to other build.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
Yeah it's pretty amazing... I was on the earlier one but loaded this last night to get the unsquashed so if I want to play I can..... really good - battery life is actually better than the other one (maybe less processing to deal with squashed stuff?)

My only real complaint is that the notification LED doesn't flash, it locks on, and that murders standby battery use. Other than that I'm running ~15% of battery consumed in about three hours of moderate use - that's pretty darn good. I have push email enabled on K9 and in the morning I typically get ~50-60 emails in my box to deal with, so there's no rest for the machine - and today was pretty typical.

My Vibrant can't get there and yesterday I spent two hours in a restaurant and other places hammering the browser and data for the entire time and only knocked it down to ~60% or so - on former SD builds and my Vibrant I'd have been getting low battery alarms. The other thing that's interesting is that it will idle at a reasonable power level even if I have things that are running data open in the background such as my trading application (e.g. in a movie with a vibrate alert set if something happens I need to know about) - that's a FIRST for ANY Android - or WM - build.

With Wifi enabled on sleep I'm getting ~20-30ma drain - with WiFi off it's in the ~4ma range. I'm running 2.15.50.14 for the radio - may play with that a bit (those of you getting 2ma standbys - what radio do you have loaded and is there anything going on in the background?)

As for actual "bugs" I've found only one - the GPS locked out on me once and I had to reboot. There appears to be some trouble in the code interfacing with the GPS, and it appears to be triggered by the HTC Sense application (the location/phone finder thing.) Exactly why this causes problems I don't know, but it's somewhat-repeatable.

Oh, and one other thing - when I updated from the previous NAND unskinned version it only reloaded about 4-5 of my apps - the rest I had to go get back off Titanium by hand. I suspect what happened is that the restore ran into one of the pre-installed things that matched something that was on the list and it stopped. No big deal.

If this is the worst it can throw at me in terms of exceptions, well...... all I can say is "dayam."

This release is very, very close to "nothing to complain about." I suspect with one or two more turns on the code and it'll be there.

I erased my Windows Mobile "stuff" off my SD card - I'm not going back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] edbolor:
+1 on that

Which version are you guys using? I tried unrooting and rooting again, didn't help me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] edbolor:
Try uninstalling updates on Adobe flash if you have any updates. If not try to find an earlier version and install it. This did the trick for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bjcolema:
Love it! I just wish the dialer was skinned. I never liked the look of the htc dialer, but have not found a replacement that its as functional and fast.

Otherwise, wonderful job. It is smooth even at low cpu frequencies. I have not found any problems.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
Ok, this is very repeatable.

Reboot phone.

Log into HTC Sense.

Ask for location.

Note that the phone will activate the GPS, but never get a lock.

Here's the problem - it won't get a lock once this happens for a long time.

That is, whatever HTC Sense is doing behind the scenes, it makes a hell of a mess out of the phone's GPS.

Here's my hypothesis - I think Sense is "seeding" the almanac with the default that it shows on the screen, which is (before it updates) off the coast of AFRICA. This would cause the GPS to have a major problem with finding the satellites as the almanac will be radically off for anyone in North America.

I normally can get a lock in my back room within a few seconds, as my windows face south. But if I try to request position with Sense first, it won't lock at all unless I go outside and give the unit a clear view of the sky.

For those who don't know how this works, a GPS has to figure out where the satellites are before it can lock onto them. To do that it must find one satellite from which it can download two critical pieces of information - the almanac and the ephermis. The latter is only valid for a short period of time, while the former is valid for a considerably longer period. The former has to come down first - and until it does, you get nothing.

This is why if you have a GPS that shows you what's going on you'll see the various constellation numbers come on and go off with various weak signal strengths during initialization - it's searching for a broadcast that it can get the almanac from. Once it has that it can get a rough position, which is enough to grab the second-level (epehrmis) data. With THAT it can establish a lock in a couple of seconds (enough time to receive and establish the phase lock necessary to compute a solution.)

My informal tests thus far say that this is a decent working hypothesis in terms of what's going on.... but I'm continuing to work on validating it. If so then shutting of the HTC Sense location function should prevent it from happening.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] the1gladiator:
I will say, i am a huge fan of Desire HD builds. Underneath the framework i like the eyecandy, i think most of us do. So i must tip my hat, this build is PHENOM. I don't know if you plan to squash the build to open up our space even more that is all i have on my wish list.

Battery life is really good. When restoring from Ti Backup this morning the screen was on the ENTIRE time of 3 hours as i did other things, showered, etc and battey life dipped just under 50% over a 3 hour span with light the ENTIRE time, bravo...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ws6nightcat:
i have two tmous hd2s running this build and both have different issues. they were both flashed from the same computer with the same data cord within 15 minutes of each other. and i reflashed everything just to make sure i'm not crazy. i'm using the 2.14 radio. and magldr 1.11

my first hd2 runs perfectly accept i can not get root access even following post 3 from the other thread. it says i have root, but i don't! charges fast, great battery life, 2ma in standby, gps lock in 30 seconds or less, i do have a boot time in excess of 3 minutes but i don't know if that's a problem. i see some people booting in about a minute.

my second hd2 boots in about half the time, does have root access from following the steps in post 3, but randomly will not let me unlock the phone, i press the power button, screen comes on nice and fast, but the slider/touchscreeen is unresponsive for minutes at a stretch. it's been almost a day since i loaded, i figured i'd let everything settle before i posted.

as i said i reflashed both phones just to make sure. any ideas cmy?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
I would flash back to TmoUS's last retail WM6 build and boot it, go through the setup.

Then start over.

That SHOULD clear all NVRAM and other storage back to defaults. This is the path I took to load MagLDR as this was what I was running prior with the SD build, and I've had zero issues like you're reporting with any of the NAND Android builds I've played with thus far.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Thanks for the kind reviews...I may release a minor update as I included the wrong GPS app and I wanted update the host file to help curb some of the ads that show up in some apps. I ment to include GPS Status & Tools instead of GPS test. The GPS Status app will download a-GPS info and get you super quick lock on GPS in other apps. I run that app once and I'm good to go. I am also noticing some weirdness with the battery icon/meter. When I use the HTC battery widget it doesn't refelct what I think the taskbar icon should be. One of them is not correct and I need to look at this a little closer.

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Edit your build.prop file and change the following:

ro.sf.lcd_density=240

Reboot your phone and you will be all set.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] trizzle21:
when might we expect this minor update.

When might we expect this minor upgrade because am trying to update to your hd build but don't want to download and few minutes later download new version again I like to stay updated. Sorry had to ask.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dubie76:
If you release these minor updates, anyway to make a patch so we dont have to re flash the entire rom?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] t0ny0:
Sorry to bring that back, but I love that build, and was wondering if ... well this up there ;)

Thanks, and glad to see the great CMYLXGO back in action with my fav. build :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] guntcent:
Best Tmobile Build ever

Hey ive been using this build since you released it and i have experience no lagged at all. everything is soo smooth n the only thing ive experience is low memory thats all but everything else outstanding
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
This is how you can make it like what I'm thinking about updating...

1. Download GPS Status & Tools from Android Market.

2. Download Ad Free from Android Market and update your host file.

These are minor updates and can be done by hand. I just overlooked those two items when cooking and testing and recooking and retesting house on end.

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] guntcent:
I was just testing the camera n it force close after I take a picture n share it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ygb:
I downgraded from stock 10.1.105.6 to 10.1.92.8 and now embedded videos play fine. Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
Yep! Happens every time. Nice catch. If you hit share from the Gallery however, it's fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Can you shoot me a link to that version. I'll cook it in the next build.

Thanks

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
do the skins replace the stock ones or are they extra ones?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
here is the flash downgrade :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
Try Task 29 on both. Then flash MAGLDR and DFT again. I was having wierd issues on my first couple flashes until I did a Task29 and started over. Now it's golden, except the known bugs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] romanas2007:
It would be great to have this build adapted to European HD2s with the 512 mb storage. Using your Jan 4th Stripped & Squashed Stock Desire HD ROM, and it is real great!!! Thanks a lot for your work!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pirate.666:
Great stuff! I love all your builds! I tried the 1.2n build from Jan 4th and it works great! I've also tried this one and enden up with very little ram space left, although this build felt a whole lot snappier...hmm :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mateuszd:
To Cmylxgo.

I have tested this build and I like it. It seems to be running faster than Mdeejay's one.

Here are a few partially helpful comments: :P

- Superuser never requested nor listed any application that used root rights (SetCpu and ES File Exporer). I even tried to reinstall it and I completely unrooted the phone by accident :(

- Since /system is not squashfsed it was easier for me to remove the tMobile apps (dont need them in the UK). Does anyone know an app that will remount /system as readwrite in one click? (wasn't it meant to be mounted RW, I guess it's an security issue)

- The kernel is not overclockable :/ Will this change? XD

BTW there is a useful app at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=902664 but it needs CIFS support in the kernel. Does your kernel support it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
No...I removed the stock ones. The stock ones can be download via HTC Hub if you want them.

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
I'm pretty sure it has to do with the fact that this build is not squashed and the 1.2n is.

In regards to to the very little ram space left could you tell me how much you had and what side effects this caused you? I could try and remove a few apps for you EU LEO512 phones. I know if I pull the HTC Battery Widget, T-Mobile Visual VM, and T-Moblie MyAccount I can save you 14MB of precious space.

I could also pull drocap, es file explorer, gps tool, and xda app for a total of 17MB. But I think those apps for teh 3MB of space are needed. I could also get another 1MB by removing my extra ringtone/alerts and the boot animation.

I really dont want to remove my Topia Skins...but if I did that would save another 15MB freeing up a whopping 32MB.

What do you think? I could write you a script that uses Android Developers Kit and removes all these files onced flashed to test if you wish?

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Yom:
Delicious dish! A few touches to make it so tasty it is addcitive!!

Hi cmylxgo,

I have to thank and commend you on this incredible ROM! It is definitely the BEST!

There are a handful of herbs and spices you could cook in to give it some byte and kick, and enhance its flavor:

-Sometimes the phone will not connect via 3G (effectively putting it offline) until a reboot is performed... (the settings app will say CANNOT CONNECT when enabling it)

-Any way to speed up booting a bit? While I do have a lot of apps installed, sometimes it seems to take ages to boot (especially when a reboot is the only thing that fixes 3G)

-Maps Navigation, gets stuck in "Checking for navigation availability" and just hangs there...

-Is there a kernel that will respect the true hardware MACs of WiFi and BT?

-How about a Recovery-compatible version?

-Battery seems a bit off

-Market still feels kinda iffy, with some apps hanging during download or install

-Any way a GPS lock timeout could be implemented (I.E., if the GPS doesn't get a lock in, say 2 minutes, then its radio gets disabled automatically)? Been searching for an app to do this forever...

Other than these, your ROM is very tasty and filling, and I am sure my phone would belch loudly to thank you if it could :)

I thank you again!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] t0ny0:
Hey there, I was using gingerbread, just testdriving it :D Now im finally back with this incredible build, and I should say that its even faster on NAND and everything works just great.

Thank you again for the great work. You rule!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mmduluth:
I keep my phone on edge at home because I get a very weak 3G signal in my house and I used to have the problem of it not connecting back to 3G when I wanted to but I've found that if you UNCHECK the box that says "Mobile Network" and then change the setting to WCDMA Only or GSM/WCDMA Auto and then check that box it will connect every time. I know that sounds complicated and like a lot to do but it's really not and I have no problems anymore. Hope that helps you out some.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vegasdgk:
Yeah I been having the same issue to some flash videos just close the internet app