yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rapman172003:
Hy xda fans. Everytime when something new is coming out here i give a try but all the time i have to come back becouse this build is the most better for me. Maybe some news about next release? I know thet our Leo with the power of dragon can do also a little more. :D keep up the good work!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
This rom is stable, and don't need a next release.

There will be a release when the bug with the camera issue is fixed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rapman172003:
yeah i know that is stable that's the reason why i am using it since the first release. :) i did some quadrant score it's nice to see... :)

Just one question.. can my sd card cause very long boot? It is about 5-6min with my 8gb class 4 anf 2min with my class 2 4gb(sandisk).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
I have no different boottime when I switch from 16 to 4 gig card.

My boottime is about 4/5 min.

But this is no problem for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] singcheng:
Noted, thanks!

By the way, anyone tried RAFPIGNA 1.6 OC kernel on this ROM?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] >Prometheus<:
I have to ask another time for my problem with low sound. is it possible to get it louder? in navigon it is not possible to listen to music or i don't know where to drive :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ra6o74:
Completely agree with that!

And about a boot-time - I would like to ask you one question: how often do you do soft-reset of HD2 with this nand rom?! I personally did it once just after first boot, maybe a week ago.

One more thing I didn't have any white screens at all. May be you had installed something, that causes that.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
I soft-reset maybe 5 times a week, sometimes more, sometimes less.

This does help to make your rom and battery to settle (when you just flashed)

I only had the white screen once, and I heard about it, so I just soft-reset.

This happens most when comming out off "Screen Off"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jeff.liu:
I also has white/negative screen, probably 3 times since installed. But I also has this in SD build before as well. Sometimes I also notice few pixels on left side show right side thing but screen off would correct it. All this would be hardware issue and may not relate to Rom...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DrMax1:
Maybe a CWM Recovery version?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
Had the negative screen effect on several builds on SD and also once with this one. Happened with AF403 when I pulled the charger while the (minimal) lag occurred waking phone in morning - resolved itself by putting phone back to sleep and waiting a minute.

SD builds used to suffer this after using camera flash - this build does brighten (not negative effect) the display after cam(corder) but restores settings within a few secs. Again, sleep sorts it if it sticks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mick1475:
Went into a boot loop due to data corruuption on ext4. Been on this build and its predecessors since the very beginning on the same format on the sd. Time to re-format...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] >Prometheus<:
could someone explain the key differences between this build and Rafdroid HD 3?

this build works realy good for me and i think everybody who uses this build and has no problems will answere this build is better. so i'm interessted in some answers from people who have allready tryed this build and the rafdroid.

by the way, is it possible to safe my whole build with nand and ext and so on so that i could try rafdroid and play with it for some days and if its not what i want get back to this build without rebuild everything? it took quiet long time to get everything work as good as it works for now. i saw something about clockworkmod and backup but i dont know if it means full backup or only settings and data. i'd like to switch betwen 2 roms withour loss of any settings or programs and so on.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
There are 2 main differences:

1.

This rom is ment to be close to stock

Rafdroid is not

2.

This rom is DAF USB flasher

Rafdroid is CWM

And yess you can make a full backup off this rom with CWM.

I did post the "How To" in this Thread... Use search to find that post.

It's not an easy way, but can be done.

I did the same to try Rafdroid... but here I am :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] >Prometheus<:
Rafdroind calls itselfe 99% stock with only battery percentage and font change. so this is not a realy big difference expect i could change fonts back.

and the flash method doen't matter for me. cwm is a bit easyer and maybe cleaner but dft flasher method works for me till now.

what is the real reason why u got back to this rom? explain the feeling with rafdroid or what u think why this rom is better for u.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
In my opinion this rom is more stable.

The ext4 patition is real good, when an update comes, all settings and apps are safe. After flash all is as you left behind before flash.

I think this rom is faster,, and is better for your battery

For me it's bugfree.

there might be a bug... but it must be in a place I don't use :)

That's why this Thread is so boring...:rolleyes::rolleyes:... the rom is freakin good.

And he does not update, just to update.

The last update made it perfect.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
@prometheus I also tried rafdroid build but had issues with dropped phone calls or system hangs for about 15min after boot up on 3 occasions. Probably fixed in latest update but this build is so stable it is almost like native android in the hd2.

This is minor but I also prefer the more stock look of the boot images and the font/notifications in this build.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
We all should put this on our devices ! ! !

EDIT: Post 1000, would be twice as much if it was not as stable as it is ! !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rapman172003:
DutchDanny i think you are the most active guy in this thread and also the 1000th post is yours. :)

I wanted also to try rafdroid 3.0 but i think it can't be better like this. Maybe after tomorow when my class 10 card comes i will give a try. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] >Prometheus<:
ok i think i stay with this rom too. as i wrote before i don't have any problems or something and so what.

but what are the next steps? the builds are all nearly perfect and error occure mostely only by misstakes from users. so is it possible to make such a build realy better? i don't want 3 updates a day only for tweaking or something like this. the linux kernel is still no matter to update everyday. but maybe if the first gingerbread with sense comes out or not? i think if htc makes a new build für dhd with gingerbread it sould be possible for us too to get it with an update or not? not only the htc update but maybe by changing kernel and some sys parts or something.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imotz:
i have testet this build now for a few weeks. and im impressed, performance is as good as on the original desire hd. battery life is good (standby could be a little bit better, i habve a bout 7mA). voice quality is good but the sms app is soetimes laggi. I think this is far the best build i ever used.

is there any music player who dont drains 100mA when display is off, i think playing music must consume less power ??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tilgi:
I am using Poweramp since day one of my "android on hd2"-time and I haven't noticed a to high battery consumption. But I don't know the exactly mA it's using.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] r0ckster05:
did somebody tested the multitouch with a multitouch app from the market?

does it have 2 touchpoints, or like the desire hd 4 touchpoints?

as far as i know the hd2 "just" can handle 2 touchpoints at the same time.

but for other android handys i saw some cm6 tweaks to increase this from 2 to 4.

is there any rom for hd2 that can handle more than 2 touchpoint at the same timeß
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jeff.liu:
Does anyone experience lag in live wallpaper? Is it a common issue in hd build? It seems faster even in desire SD build but slow in hd sd/nand build.

May be a hd sense issue as I tried other launcher and fine!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imotz:
multitouch tester only says 2 finger multitouch. i think hd2 hardware isnt able to do more
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdrazic:
This is most stable, fast enough, HTC sense included, battery frendly ROM for me but only one problem is present on all roms include this one and it is touch input. On other roms I have big problems with speed, battery drain, etc and touch input also. My HTC HD2 is european version with 8GB Sundisk class 2 micro sd card partitioned with 6.5GB fat32 and 1GB ext4. Most of the time touch input is ok but sometimes it starts with random touches and it looks like you very fast touching display and it actualy press that function and mess up my phone (going into menus, call someone, write letters that I did't touch, etc.). Than I must suspend it with red button and that random touching goes off or stay and I must repeat it 2-3 times and after that everything is ok for whole day. Anyone have that problems?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CrazyTurk42:
Has been a while using this rom and i still use it :D No bugs No lag No high power consumpstion. BEST!

But i realyrealy would like to have a ram version of this build. That would be awesome!! :D

btw wich app you guys use to see the power compsuption
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
1. CurrentWidget

2. JuicePlotter
[HD2 Android NAND Development] willgill:
UPDATE: My Lookout Mobile Security wasn't working correctly. I just deleted it and now things are quite a bit snappier. I see Amazon is finally shipping the Lexmar 32Gig Class10 microSD cards now. I'll let everyone know my experience.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apple-part:
RAFPIGNA KERNEL 1.7 for AF403

anyone interested in RAFPIGNA KERNEL 1.7 for this build?

I made a adb-script for this. just unzip an run install_kernel.bat

that's all! don't forget to click on thanks button :)

with this kernel this rom is running like roadrunner or speedy gonzales ! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
Can we OverClock this kernel?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apple-part:
yes @1500 :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
Great, I will give it a try
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apple-part:
please give me feedback! :)

btw: you can find the features of this kernel under http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11115953&postcount=1

very nice is the included g-sensor calibration fix
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
Feels good and stable so far, opens my apps quick.

Now at 1.3 Ghz

Nice work
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
Look forward to your thoughts after 12 hours or so use. Ty Apple-parts for info. (will hit thanks button when get online to you both)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nickytheshaft:
how do I install the kernel? ohone on and run .bat or under magldr?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
adb and .bat
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nickytheshaft:
hummm, I really am a noob, this is what I do

- android running I plug the phone on charge only

- run adb

- run bat

but I keep getting "adb server is out of date"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nickytheshaft:
got it, it was a bad usb port
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andrewf403:
I have tested this kernel for few days already. It is great. Quick, stable and energy efficient. I'll post updated build soon.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
Excellent news :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] solid.snake:
Well, it DOES work fast, indeed, it is like I've just done a fresh install, but there's one PB remaining, it has completely messed up my phone like hell, now, I got many FC (dropbox, titanium, autoinstaller, ATK....), it had blew up some of my home screen (got some new widget appearing from nowhere, wigdet misplaced...), and this isn't finish.

I'm wondering if my ext partition is corrupted, the fact is I have to set it all up again.

You may find in the attachment the "update log", maybe there's something wrong...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imotz:
how much improvement brings this new kernel ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheGentAtXDA:
TRUE!

My result: No. Error. Since. First. Install.

Hell yeah! Last year, I used to try Roms every two or three days to have no issues but without luck, this here is on since Jan 21! :eek::eek::eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
Gonna sell my baby this week... Sinds I have Desire HD.

Good luck all with this very nice rom.

@Andrew: hope 2 see you in Desire HD Thread soon.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imotz:
why not waiting since the dualcores htcs are coming?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tilgi:
Looking forward to it :)

Really nice to see that you are still keeping care of your build, many thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
Gotta try everything... I will own one of them :D ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] olivierweb:
merci

thank you, can you tell me how to install it

oliver
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apple-part:
unzip the file on your computer

plug in your phone

select charging only on your phone

wait 30 sec

run intall_kernel.bat

wait 30 sec

press enter

your phone reboots automatically

last but not least don't forget to click on the tanks button! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andrewf403:
Try running fix_permissions
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apple-part:
should I include fix_permissions in my intall_kernel.bat?

the negative point is the duration of the patch after including this. (about 10mins, depends on the size of data partition)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] apple-part:
you have used a wrong usb-port

or

usb-debugging was not turne on in your phone

or

run fix_permissions in g-script lite on your phone!

or

on your computer is an old version of adb! uninstall old htcsync software!

..then reboot your pc an retry!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] totalcmdext:
I have the following problem with the Weather when i am trying to update via data connection (mobile ON/3G)

"The connection dropped while weather information was downloading....."

With the wifi it is possible to update it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CrazyTurk42:
I have a BIG problem i dont know what happend.

The story:

I woke up and i take my phone and try to unlock the screen but noting is happening. The battery is empty!! How is that possible it was 100% when i was going to sleep. Im sure no apps where running.

Anyway i connected the charger and start it up. Then another huge problem. After I write my pincode. Some apps are unexpectedly closing??

-gmail unexpectedly closed

-titanium backup unexpectedly closed (x4 times)

-poweramp unexpectedly closed

- etc etc

What is going on?? Also some apps all the data has gone i need to reconfigratue them.

Last thing i did before go to sleep was:

- But a music in the phone

- turn off usb debugging (i never turn that off but last night i did that)

edit:

I have managed to get titanium backup working again. Restoring all data now. Hopefully it works :(

edit2:

Its has restored a backup from a week ago. Looks good but again this comes:

-poweramp unexpectedly closed

-googlenewsreader unexpectedly closed

-htc unexpectedly closed

i want to reflash this rom i think cus i dont know what is going on
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Delapsus:
Interesting. This happened to me using an MDJ SD build. Lost all personal configuration (facebook accounts, email accounts, HTC sense account) and almost every app failed to start correctly.

It was that that prompted me to try this NAND build.

Same situation though. Battery went flat overnight (not through any apps running, just normal high battery drain and forgetting to plug it in) turned it on in the morning when it had power and found nothing worked.

Thought I was just unlucky, or had uninstalled something important.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CrazyTurk42:
Yeah i cant remember what i have done wrong. Or havent done.

Anyway the most import thing is that i have my apps and files. Im going to reflash this rom lets see whats happen cus i still have unexpectedly closed messages

edit:

still have unexpectedly closed messages.

Im going to format the ext4 instead of overwrite it... That should solve my problem..

edit2

Works correctly now. Also deleted the previuos backup and made a new one
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andrewf403:
You should have tried fix_permissions.sh before formating ext4.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ra6o74:
If it is possible, please include in your new build Advance Power Menu, and add Bulgarian Language! Please:)!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lfotiou:
+1 by me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] InfX:
WiFi sleep policy setting not working

I've just noticed this, and have no idea if this is how it was from the very beginning, or if something has screwed this up, but when i set my WiFi policy to never sleep, it still goes down shortly after turning the screen off, resulting in the phone being un-pingable and stuff like Skype and Fring not receiving any calls.

Is this happening to everyone or do i have something screwed up ? If it's something screwed up, can someone please point me to the right direction ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
Has happened to me on various builds including this one. Usually restores WiFi on waking phone but the connection stays active if in use such as tether.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] InfX:
Connection stays active on stuff such as market downloading, indeed. But it goes down when, for example, skype is active !!! Any idea how to fix it ?

NOTE: Don't know if it happens while tethering, it is irrelevant for me, since i don't have any data plan.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
Never used Skype but tether stays active when screen off. Don't know of a fix but never been a real issue so not looked into, sorry :/
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CrazyTurk42:
Finaly i found something that isint working: the headset buttons :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jpl69:
For me is i can't send mms. Is it just me?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imotz:
where can i set the wireless proxy settings ?? i need them for internet access in my school.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
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[HD2 Android NAND Development] InStereo:
Just installed this rom on my HD2. So far I don't seem to be having much luck with it. Think that it might be something that I have done although I am not too sure.

Installed using the instructions word for word, formatted the SD card with a Fat32 partition and ext4 partition set to 1gb.

Install the rom, whilst going through the setup menus it seems to stutter and stop a lot. Rebooted a couple of times and the issue is still there, it can take about 30 seconds just to get into a text message received. Seem to get messages regarding force close applications a lot.

Is there something I should check? Or try?

Any help is appreciated!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
Don't set up a Google account on first boot as the sync will take an age. Also leave the phone for half hour after install and it will stabilize. After that it flies along (boot takes a few min though).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jpl69:
This is really wierd, for me this rom flies since first boot. Tried them all, even dandiest that everyone claims to be quadrant super score don't perform half speed this rom to me. I have 3 google accounts (push) and 2 exchange (manual) toggle wifi to 3G without degradation of overall speed, what can be the cause of this ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CR5N:
To be fair I am quoting install of v0.9 or 1.0 (been so long since I updated I am not sure!) v1.1 included vastly improved SD access (which was notable) so maybe Google account on 1st boot not relevant but just recalling my first installation finds.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ra6o74:
Check how much free phone memory do you have. Just after clean fresh flash you should have at least 890MB free. Otherwise it means that you haven't formatted your SD card properly!

I'm using that rom for almost two weeks. It is the longest period without flashing! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ra6o74:
When the new release is expected?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] singcheng:
normally we do not ask for an ETA from the dev :D

keep up your good work, andrew!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andrewf403:
So, after a week of testing let me introduce a new version: 1.5 :D

Main update is a new Rafpigna's kernel. It is very very nice kernel. Stable and quick. It fixes old bug with G-Sensor calibration.

Second is addition of CWM recovery. MAGLDR 1.13 enables flashing of CWM instead of messy SD-card installation.

Change log

Version 1.5

Switched to Rafpigna 1.7 Kernel. More stable performance and battery consumption. G-Sensor calibration fix.

Clockwork Recovery integrated thanks to MAGLDR 1.13

Version 1.5 release notes:

You will have to upgrade MAGLDR to version 1.13.

This version includes CWM but you will need to flash DFT installation first. Standard CWM installations are not compatible with this ROM. So providing DFT installer I'm basically saving your time, because if your moving from another ROM you would need to reflash CWM anyway.

Do not apply any kernel update.zip files not from this thread. This ROM using non-standard partition table, so in bright scenario that zips would not work, and in worst case they will render your installation unbootable.

All future updates to this ROM will come as DFT installation (for sure) and deferential update.zip files (highly possible).

Main reason to include CWM was ability to reformat SD card partitions on device. So you do not have to format your card on your PC to do hardreset. ;)

A bit of details for curious types )

Why this installation is not compatible with standard CWM distributions? Because system partition is bigger than 400Mb. And there is no place to make separate boot partition without enabling last 24Mb of NAND (and I know, many are not comfortable with enabling them). So to save space on partition table this ROM using combined system and boot partition. Few kilobytes that were saved on partition table really made a difference.

So you should not install kernel updates not from this thread (because of different boot scheme) and you will not able to install other CWM zip ROMs on this installation because of absence of separate boot partition (and data partition approx. 35Kb ;) ).

Why to even bother with CWM than? Because it will allow users to partition or format SD card without using PC and Linux installations. And because it will alow me to provide small deferential updates in future that are easy and quick to install. Full DFT releases of newer version will be provided too. Not to worry. )

Download link in the first post.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] InfX:
A few questions...

Can we update while keeping the ext4 data or do we have to start from scratch ?

Any updates on newer adobe flash versions compatibility with this build specifically and video streaming issues previously mentioned in this thread in general ?

Any news on WiFi sleep problem in this kernel ?

Any way to update the framework.jar (needed to enable proper RTL support) ? Is it still odex-ed ?

PS: sorry for being an annoying user and thanks for your efforts :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] andrewf403:
1. Yes, you can keep ext4 partition.

2. No, you will need to install proper flash player. I could not fixed version in NAND. It's slightly bigger, but it was enough. I'll think about what I can sacrifice )

3. It is wi-fi access point depended. For me on Netgear point wi-fi does not fail in sleep. On Linksys router it is 50/50.

4. It is still odexed. I'll put this on update list.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imotz:
cool i will test it tomorow, i hope battery will be even better