yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bronx:
what a rom... everything I've checked works, some tiny lag occurs here and there, but in general feels solid and stable.

the only let down is linpack score, down from 37 mflops on my previous SD rom to about 22.

... surprisingly I don't feel this sort of loss of power when running apps. heck, angry birds even seems to be quicker/smoother. ;)

big thanks to the op. standing ovation... (clap, clap, clap...) :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gigaboss:
I have one question, would it work with an ext3 partition? I guess but I want to be sure before formating it and losing all that was in it thanks to A2SD+
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dodietheshorters:
Congratulations on this magnificient piece of work bro.

I can't see me going back to winmob ever again. :)

Appreciate your effort. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ajape:
For someone with only FOUR posts ever on this forum, you're quite loud mouthed, thank you very much. I think you have no manners whatsoever, and that you're being a perfect brute by responding in such a way to people that are only TRYING TO HELP YOU. Over half of the people on this board don't use English as their first language, I think you should keep that in mind in future, and most especially where people that are only trying to help you in the first place are concerned.

Now to your choices. You can:

a.- Connect the phone to your computer via the USB cable and choose the last option, to access the internet through your PC. Then get anything you need from the Market.

b.- Copy the password to a .txt file and then use Quickoffice to open the txt file and copy/paste from within the app. or

c.- Do it the old fashioned way and just manually enter the password. Yes, it's bothersome, but we're still not taking about 7 man hours of hard labor under the saharan sun, are we?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FileFixer:
:) I suppose that is shorter description of your password on home WiFi network. This is the firs time to see longest password in my life.

between... my workplace is system Administrator and i have about 150 servers but nothin one don`t have password like yours.

If any must help, i`m can be glad to someone help to you.

Best Regards.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thinhletien:
any problem if i use normal microSD card? I mean not create ext4, so can i use this rom?

The problem when i am using app2sd menthod is some gadget of apps which i install to sd will disappear when i connect to PC using disk drive.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EFyodor:
Clockwork Mod builds of this ROM 0.9

Hi all,

I have created two Clockwork Mod builds of this ROM 0.9 with different kernels: MDJ's kernel and Gauner1986's kernel (from his own build 0.3).

Both builds support A2SD+. But for Gauner1986's kernel you should use ext2 or ext3 only. The build with MDJ's kernel supports ext2, ext3, ext4.

Additional info is in the readme file of every build.

Downloads:

Gauner1986's kernel build

MDJ's kernel build

P.S. There are two screens from my EU HD2 with Gauner1986's kernel build
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kahiro:
hi just curious, how did u get 745mb free space in internal storage on a eu hd2? from what i know the internal storage doesn't incl. ext partitions.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gigaboss:
That's right...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] solid.snake:
This should be the ext4 partition...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thinhletien:
any1 help me answer this question??? Cause i dont have card reader, so confuse about creat et4 partion :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dogntbone:
Hi everyone,

I used CWM to format my SD card and it seems like it is very laggy... Using stock card that came with the phone. Any suggestions to what the issue is?

I'll try to re-format the card and report back...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dexem:
setcpu startup 15 second , other apps with ext4 too, what i did wrong ? roomm is very slow
[HD2 Android NAND Development] parsina:
Hi Andrew.thank you for this super fast and smooth rom.I have a 8G ext4 partition on my sd card and it's working perfect.Everything is cool but,since this rom is odex and I'm a persian (we write from Right to Left Like Arabic and Hebrew languages), I can't read my messages,mails and even web sites which are in our language correctly. Would you please make this super rom de-odexed in next version?

Thank you for your hard work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] EFyodor:
1.

You are mistaken. The internal storage does not include external partition only in case of A2SD. But if you have A2SD+ you will see free space of the external partition as size of intrenal storage.

2.

It is not right. You can use ext2 or ext3 or ext4 if these types are supported by kernel.

3.

If you would like to create ext4 you can use your phone with magldr as cardreader. But why ext4? For A2SD+ you can create ext2 or ext3 or ext4 external partition. I use build with Gauner kernel. This kernel does not support ext4, therefore I created second partition on sdcard as ext3, and A2SD+ is working properly. I use Clockwork Mod to sdcard partitioning, because it is very simple.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] singcheng:
yes, it works with ext3 that I am currently using.

you must have ext2 / ext3 / ext4 to run this ROM.

you can try downloading MiniTool Partition Manager Home Edition (freeware) and format your sdcard to two partitions: first, FAT32 (as "Primary") then ext3 (also set as "Primary"). You are free to adjust how much space you want in ext3 but I don't recommend anything more than 1GB.

try MiniTool Partition Manager Home Edition. It works good for me.

p/s: what class is your sdcard?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Don't use SetCPU. It causes some lag on wake up, particularly if you have a screen off profile enabled.

No SetCPU = no lag.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LiFE1688:
A2SD+ works with ext2, ext3, ext4 (if kernel supports it).

A2SD+ does not work with ext4 partition with all ROMs, it is kernel dependent, so if the kernel does not support ext4, your A2SD+ will not use the ext4 partition.

You do not really need a card reader, you can run magldr and set it to USB Storage mode which is pretty much the same as a card reader.

You can create a ext4 partition using gparted if you do not with to burn it to a CD, you can always boot off a USB Flash drive. I use Ultimate Boot CD which is a compilation of multiple PC diagnostic and tools, which can also be placed into a USB Thumb Drive that can be boot off from.

When using gparted, remember to unmount the correct drive, before you make any changes to the drive. Please be careful, as some people tend to rush through, and end up wiping their computer HDD instead.

Also to note is that bigger capacity MicroSD 8GB+ with higher class tends not to be true class 6 or class 10. Manufacturer tends to tweak it. Which is also the reason why Windows Phone 7 requires cards to be certified. These Class 6 and Class 10 cards tends to give weird issues or feels laggy.

Stay away from Kingston MicroSD cards as they tend to have very bad QC.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] >Prometheus<:
I think by reading the Posts here i found some reason why some guys reporting its very slow and some report its stable and fast. i have 2 hd2's at home and i flashed this build to both of them. one has a 8 gb kingston class 4 micro sdhc card and the other a 4 gb class 6 micro sdhc (unknown vendor) and the one with the 8 gb card is MUCH slower than the 4 gb one. both have exactly same config and exactly same versions of hspl and so on. so the only dif is the sd card. but i'm not sure if the class is the only reason why a build could be slow or fast. i saw class 4 cards with better speedtests than class 6 cards. so how could i buy a new card without the risc of getting another slow one?

does anybody know a link to a page where sd cards are tested with ext4 partitions? i think normal test is not enought because with fat32 my 8 gb card is faster than the 4 gb one but with ext4 it seems to be extremely slow on my 8 gb one.

i think the build is not the reason why some people has laggy response or slow wakeups ... i'm 100% sure the only problem is the sd card and today i will buy some more cards for tests.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
I have 16Gig class 4, and my device is fast and stable...

I started the config of SetCPU to see if this works good.

I will post later how this works on my device.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iamcxa:
Thank you for that,maybe someone's problem just the bad SD card. i run this rom fast and stable ,and i used San-disk Class 4 8GB.

and i think, perhaps can build a new-post to show which cards can run stable and fast in ext4 on HD2? sorry for my poor English.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ferdaus:
I'm having Wi-Fi error, can anyone confirm this too?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iamcxa:
have you tried to change kernel or something？ i use MDJ's kernel S10.2 for this , WiFi is working good. but i was change it at first boot, so i can't sure S10.1 is no problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
I have flashed 2 HD2 devices to this rom, no wifi error!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shawchyn:
Follow all the step, step 0 - step xx; flashing the ROM and restart few times....

all I can say is..... WHAT A GREAT WORK!!!

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ozkaya:
this is the best HD NAND ROM I've tried so far. It has almost everything working. ext partition approach works beautifully for Euro HD2's, it might be the way to go for all chefs. It suffers from the usual wake-up lag (about 2 sec) but once woke up, it is really smooth and good. Apps start without lag. I've overclocked it to 1530 mhz without any problem and standby drain is 4 ma. Bluetooth enabled standby drain for me is still 50-60 ma-ish, which is far from good. Generally speaking, only remaining thing that would make HD2 a native Android device for me is A-GPS.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] singcheng:
did anyone manage to change to % battery indicator?

I used the framework-res.apk generated by UOT and push it to /system/framework using Android Commander.

My phone was able to boot to home screen (with tonnes of FC) and I can see the circular battery indicator actually working.

After a few seconds, the phone turns to the white color hTC screen and then back into home screen, and repeating...

any solutions?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iamcxa:
sorry for my poor english first.

i find a problem , if i shot a photo and push "sharing" button, the HTC Camera program will crash . and i also discover this problem will be find in android 2.2.1 with sense.

remember RAFDROID HD Ver.1? it's a 2.2 version, i can shot a photo and sharing it to every app after i push that button, it's work perfect.

i think it's not my personal problem , have someone discover it too?

i use framework-res.apk(Galaxy S) form here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=801928

it's work great for me!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
Try battery status in the market
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dogntbone:
Bro,

I am using the stock class 2 one that came with our HD2 loh...

Uber slow.

Just bought a Transcend Class 6 from Bizgram.

Waiting for delivery eagerly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ClydeB1:
Downlaod the ES File Explorer.apk referenced earlier and then download DroidExplorer to your pc. Using Droid Explorer you can install the apk to your device.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shahzads:
Make sure your create the ext4 partition properly I have 16gb class 2 card works perfect class will not improve anything hd2 only reads wrights at class 2 speed.

I reported before but doing it again i made the ext4 partition from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=905145

I have no issues it took few hours to update all my accounts it was slow and all but now it’s so smooth never used a build like this.

Thanks to the ext4 partition we have a proper EU HD2 android now thanks *** andrewf403 ***
[HD2 Android NAND Development] singcheng:
YES! it finally works! Thank you :D

I used the "DesireHD mod by sopL87 1.32.405.rar"

now I going to check what's wrong with the one I compiled myself :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rejdzu:
did anyone try titanium backup ? i flashed this rom but with gauners kernel. i get root permission error in titanium
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iamcxa:
i tried. it's working good and can success get root access. but i use MDJ kernel, maybe it cause problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rejdzu:
hmm so something is wrong on my phone ;] did you use gauner's kernel rom from this thread? did you use any app to root android ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andrewf403:
Thank you for the feedback!

As for questions

I'll try deodex and see what is impact on performance with this. Depending on results I'll make it deodexed or not.

You can use USB MassStorage in MAGLDR to use your phone as cardreader.

It should work with ext2, ext3 and ext4. But I really tested it with ext2 and ext4 only.

ext4 partition is not formated on update. So all you data remain in place.

You should be able update kernel without any damage too.

1. I did not test Exchange accounts, but for me it works with two google accounts. I'll try to look into this.

2. It updates itself after some time. Just leave wi-fi or data connection for some time on.

And on File Explorer debate. I understand the problem, but I really do not want to add 3rd party soft to this ROM. And I do not know really if I can do it, legally speaking. I can attach ES File Explorer .apk to first post. You will be able to install it from your PC using Droid Explorer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] iamcxa:
No,i use ext4 so i didn't use that rom,and didn't use any app to root too.

i just flash this rom , download titanium backup and run it.maybe you should try this AF403's version, it's working good!

i remember have someone post a website,they do a test to show ext4 is fastest.

see here:

http://www.hiprank.com/ext2-vs-ext3-vs-ext4-vs-fat-vs-fat32-vs-ntfs.html
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bronx:
Hi. Sad news.... :( somehow my ext4 partition got corrupted. After switching the device off and back on I realised that some apps are not starting and getting fc, like smart keyboard pro and color notes.

Any ideas? Man... I like this rom a lot, but it seems to me that I have to start everything all over again...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andrewf403:
Did you switch it off using power menu, or just by removing battery?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Run 'fix_permissions' through Terminal Emulator (make sure you type 'su' first and hit enter to get Superuser permissions, or download ROM Manager and run Fix Permissions through there.

Make sure you reboot immediately afterwards.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bronx:
With switch off option. Also I tried once restart option, but everything was ok after that one... :( do I need to reformat ext4 or is restoring titanium backup again enough?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
I never have any joy with Titanium Backups, I always get FCs after. Fix permissions first (see first post), then restart, then see how you go.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bronx:
Fix permissions? I am having serious problems finding things You talk about in first post. Can You shed some more light on it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Download Terminal Emulator from the Market. Install it. Open it.

Type 'su' (only type the letters su)

Hit enter

You will be prompted to give Terminal Emulator Superuser permissions, grant/accept the prompt.

Then type 'fix_permissions' (again just type the letters)

Hit enter.

Let it do its thing, it will take a few minutes maybe.

When it has stopped... reboot your phone and hopefully your problems will be behind you.

Alternatively...

Download 'ROM Manager' from the Market, open it and click on 'Fix Permissions'.

Again, reboot when it prompts you to.

;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geddeeee:
Tried this and this is THE slowest NAND build out there. Unusable is the word I'm looking for.

I have done format etc... still no luck

Thanks for the work that you've put in, but I think I will go back to any CM based build. I know a lot of people are not keen on the CM mod, but it's still WAY faster.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Flashing... You're doing it wrong!

This build is not slow, it must an error with your device (or its operator).

:p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] alexpj:
Very great Work. By now the best Desire NAND ROM for HD2!!!!!! Thanks for your great work!

One issue:

When i try to change the Wallpaper to another (non active) HTC Wallpaper i only see the standard wallpaper an many emty sites.

When i choose one of this emty Wallpapers promt a message.

In german "TELEFONSPEICHER VOLL" must be similar in english "Internal Phone Ram full"

I am not able to see/choose another HTC (non active) wallpaper
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geddeeee:
I appreciate your comments.... NOT doing it wrong!!!

All done correct. I consider myself a bit of an expert with the HD2, had it a fair while. Also know the ins and outs of CWM, MagLDR etc.... oh, and Linux.

Obviously this build isn't for me.... it happens.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] H-KaN:
i just checked it and its true what ur saying...the wallpapers are not there and when i try to take one of these it tells me that the internal storage is full...i guess its a problem in the rom and it would be nice if u could fix it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bronx:
nice one buddy. ;) trying it now... restored tibackup again, straight after that fixing permissions, will reboot and hope it's going to be oscar kilo. :D

btw, this rom IS a bit on a slow side as Andrew mentioned himself, however if You're not a spoiled little brat then it can give You a lot of fun. ;)

as I said before, some lag happens, but in general it feels fast enough.

[EDIT]

I think it's fair to say, that use of titanium backup to move Your data around is not recommended... :( oh well... all above have helped to some extend, but still getting fc here and there. time to make a fresh install I guess... :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
Hi,

looking to try out a NAND build and this looks good - stock :)

I have downloaded the rar and had a quick look through but different set of files to SD versions (which I fully expected but wanted to check).

Question: can the MAC and BT addresses be set up to match winmo ones or are they automatically unique as may have 2 HD2's on one router?

Thanks in advance

EDIT: searching XDA...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnmahahra:
I know I'm at the bottom of the hole. Here is what happened. I had just washed my room last night and there was a little water on my floor. In the night, my phone dropped from my bed and was lying in the little water left behind for say an hour or two.

It was off and there was nothing I could do to switch it on. I let it dry for seven hours.

When I put in the battery, it goes to "Downloading...Do not turn off Target!!!!"

I have been trying to get out of this by pressing the down volume + power + home button. No luck there.

Now I've read that one should put it in a bag of rice if the phone falls in water. Do I have to still do that?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PhoenixFx:
7 hours is not enough. Leave it off for at least few days (better if a week). It takes a very long time since components inside a phone like galaxy S are all crammed together with very little air flow. You can dry it quickly if you take it apart. If not, leave it inside a moisture absorbent ( i.e Silica gel, rice can be used too ) Take out the battery and stop trying to turn it on , you are only running the risk of damaging it further.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnmahahra:
Ok. I've stopped watching the download mode screen. I'm going to put it in rice now. My question being if the download screen is coming - how messed up can my phone be? What are the chances of recovery?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mohitdabbaail:
Take a look at this link:

http://www.wikihow.com/Save-a-Wet-Cell-Phone
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snapper.fishes:
OP wrote in his first post that nothing he did could turn the phone on, implying that he tried to turn his phone on, which in turn implies that he most likely fired his phone.

Best of luck OP. But it's probably too late already. Hate to be the bearer of bad news. You shouldn't have attempted to turn it on.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnmahahra:
Thanks :( But isnt the download screen a good sign in anyway?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnmahahra:
Thanks everyone. I've been to get it back (Almost)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnmahahra:
I fixed it. The only problems now are:

1) The volume up button is not working

2) If the phone is switched off and then on, it goes to download mode. I have to connect it to the computer to start it properly.

3) The volume bar comes every 5 minutes.

4) The SD card is not detected.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpsalas:
ur phone is effed up...u should repair it
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tackygr:
As someone said on a post above you sdhould have given more time to it.The more you turn it on at the moment the more chances are than something is not going to work later.I suggest you should not put the battery into the phone as there might be water between 2 different voltage circuits and one maybe burned.That will waste you phone for ever.You should just put it in a bug of rice and forget about it for 2-3 days.If the phone is working almost now,then there is a lot of chances it will work fully if its totally dry.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] fedefedefede:
Hi,

If you want to know how to make most games fullscreen have a look on the below instructions made by jkkmobile.

http://www.jkkmobile.com/2010/11/how-to-make-apps-scale-to-full-screen.html

worked for me for N.O.V.A and psx4droid
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] bdcrim:
Did spare parts go full screen for you? Tried raging thunder lite 2 and neither one went full screen. You have to do anything different than the video?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] fedefedefede:
@ bdcrim

Yes. You have to do it exactly like in the video. Just ticking the box will not be sufficient.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] bdcrim:
Thought I did that. Will try again. Thanks

Second time it worked. Maybe a firmer toggle on toggle off was needed. Thanks for the post.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] fedefedefede:
Great! :-)
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] gallahad2000:
The fix eliminated the textures in fruit slice and the Mystique series. Sorta a wash since these were unplayable when they were cropped.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] 911jason:
Thanks a lot for sharing this!
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] crashdau:
Thanks. Completely forgot about this fix for the screen issue. Since loading CM7 v17, my eReader app wouldn't show fullscreen until I did this again.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Shozuki:
Hello forums! This is my first post!

Basically I was attempting to install LeeDroid HD on my HTC Desire, and I ultimately I got to the boot menu, however with the triangle and exclamation mark.

Research suggested all I need do is select update.zip via the vol up + power button however I could never find the folder and thus never got it to work.

And now i've run into a problem, where the handset doesnt respond correctly when using any software, so I believe I need to get it all back to its original state and start again how would I go about this? (also where is that update.zip located?)

Thanks!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] hoangluongvinh:
I read some thread for my problem, but i can't do it, when i have change wpa_supplicant.conf file, wifi of my phone unable start.

Any one share me wpa_supplicant.conf file? Thanks.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] hoangluongvinh:
Any one help me....

i try edit wpa_supplicant.conf file follow http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=828340 but not working.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] hoangluongvinh:
No one use wifi of laptop for X10 mini?

120 views and no answer.... :(