yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Genesis3:
I had no problem with the WiFi Sleep policy not working, but I WANT it off when the phone is not connected. I have it set to "never when plugged" and it does exactly what I expect (stays on when plugged in, when not it sleeps.)

Why would you want it always on when sleeping? That's going to run a ~20ma drain when sleeping (and it did until I changed it!)

x2z, got a URL that fails on flash? Works for me. Make sure you did NOT load an update to the flash player from the market by accident - there's bad one out there and it hoses things. If you did, uninstall the update and it should be ok.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kev0153:
Not sure if this is the right place for this but has anybody been able to install apps from the new web based marketplace that google just launched today? I don't seem to be able to. It recognizes my phone but when I click on install nothing happens.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ironsave:
I just want to thank the Chef....

Came from Core Droid nand and that was very pretty ; this rom is just smoother and much more snappy....

Quadrant still around 1500....

No bugs yet..... Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
If you would give details besides it doesn't work maybe I could fix it. If I don't know whats broke...I can't fix it.

Example...when I go to www.cmylxgoisthe****.com i can't stream pron. When I use blahblah's v3.2 rom it works just fine.

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarlinFF:
I just installed this great build. Everything working so far however every time I start my phone it says New Voicemail even though there is no new msgs.. When I first installed it had voicemails so I'm guessing thats why.. Is there any way to clear it permanently? I already clear it by calling the voicemail and it disappears but it'll reappear on next boot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
That'd be one hell of a web site
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
30 minuite search LOL and this is all I could really find

2b) For Google Android...

WiFI module:

lib/modules/2.6.32.9-38151-g827fa85/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/bcm4329_204/bcm4329.ko

Network tunneling module:

lib/modules/2.6.32.9-38151-g827fa85/kernel/drivers/net/tun.ko

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5969936&postcount=2 post 2 and 3

http://android-dls.com/wiki/index.php?title=Android_FAQ
[HD2 Android NAND Development] curiousGeorge:
I suddenly had this for every rom including winmo. It was SIM corruption. Let your provider know if it persists after restart/reflash.

cmylxgo: HTC server cannot be contacted. This obviously means I can't download a "sound set," so a basic, essential functionality (notification sounds) is broken. Anxiously awaiting 1.1... hopefully with headset support and camera share fix, too. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
I don't think the sound set is broken, I think it's an issue on HTC's end. I use my own mp3's as ringers and such so the sound sets are of no real use to me.

As far as the headphone issue, it's pointing at being a kernel issue.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
nice just installed the red one :) thanks will you be making any other colors ? green would be sweet
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WarlockW:
Login to the web site and push it to your phone .. seems to work :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
@cmylxgo

Ar you planning on updating your desire nand build? Or is that one done for?

Bump....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] akapaul26:
Yep this is what I am getting too. But I get unable to connect to htc sense server?

I am using: v1 1.09

First post says: v1 does not have a preloaded Sound set on first boot. By not having a preloaded sound set you will not get email audible alerts until you log into the HTC HUB and download one.

That being said notification works fine with gmail just not the stock mail .
[HD2 Android NAND Development] curiousGeorge:
Yeah. Or the messaging app. The workaround for the messaging is to not use "default notification" for the notification in settings. A bit silly that you'd have to do this but, hey -- 'tain't perfect yet. Close, though.

Also, I got the same browser + flash slowdowns. I installed flash player from market, rebooted, and it was completely fine. Quite wonderful, I must say. Streamed the stuff from bbc.co.uk that the news reader links to.

And yes, the headset issue is certainly a kernel issue (not to completely rule out the effects of custom roms, of course) with MDJ's kernels. I suggest the GPC#215 kernel. It is completely up-to-date with the main tree, includes some tweaks of its own, and of course enables full overclocking (which is essential for speed, smoothness, and responsiveness in DHD builds).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
Thanks fixed post to show disabled instead of enabled :D

Tried Gauners Kernel didnt work, and as for the kernel you suggested is their a direct link to the kernel or am I just going to pull it out of the rom itself?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kampar4:
can't sync and data connection

Dear CMYLXGO,

Acctually your roms is great, but i can't connect using data connection/3G, any tricks?

and i cannot sync with Outlook because win7 do not find and install Android phone's driver...please help...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
Just tried this kernel, pulled the zimage and the modules, created a zip update, got it installed thru CWM, and stuck at go go go, same as gauners,

Anyone give me a clue as to why? MDJ 10.4 and 10.3 update fine thru CWM and phone back up and running.

Any insight would be great.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DaraM:
AngelDeath:

Is your phone has 1024MB or 512MB? You need to have the 1024 to use this ROM.

This is one of the best ROM I have tried thus far, and I am planning to use it for my regular phone for now, until something better come along....

A million thanks for the chef....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sagytb:
I maybe miss something, I tried to falsh according to the following procedure:

Flashing a CMYLXGO CWM ROM is now a very easy thing to do...

•Download your favorite flavor of CMYLXGO ROM to your PC or directly to the SDCard on your phone (I download the 2.0.9 zip file to the root of the SD card as zip file, as is - do I need to extract it ? )

•Reboot phone and hold down the Red/End/PWR button until the MAGLDR Boot menu appears

•Scroll down to option 8. AD Recovery and hit Green/Send key

•Phone will now boot into ClockworkMod Recovery Mode - I dont see this option, after selecting option 8 I got the folloewing error "No boot source" on the phone.

Any idea.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] detox8907:
I am having the exact same problem. any help would be appreciated.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] detox8907:
actually i just tried running the CMYLXGOs.ClockworkMod.Recovery.Partition.Setup.02.02.2011 daf file and it worked.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sagytb:
Now it's working - thanks :)

First, need to run CMYLXGOs.ClockworkMod.Recovery.Partition.Setup.02. 02.2011 and after that to run option 8 and continue...

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
Was my signature not clear enough?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
Before trying to flash the rom, you did flash the CWM Recovery Image, right? Also, if you're flashing CMY's recovery image, I believe that there's a folder in there called "Copy to SD Root" that has two files in it. You must copy these to the root of the SD card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dblfstr:
First NAND ROM.

Followed the instructions as per the OP. Flawless.

Changed flash.cfg to 445M (max) and cache to 10M.

Logged into to all my accounts first try. wifi, gmail, facebook, twitter, HTC. perfect

Couple of prob with HTC hub (HTC prob i think)

90% of my old apps automatically downloaded and installed (a few failed)

good data connection

good battery (3ma in standby)

have not tried flash

Very good ROM, installed in under 10 minutes of work.

Disregard my old signature, should update soon. Hopefully I will now be able to closely follow the thread and assist anyone who runs into problems.

EDIT: SIG FIXED

-David
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dblfstr:
Sorry, what is this Copy to SD Root? I did not do this and all is well (I think).

Also, this was not mentioned in the OP; or did I miss it...?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WarlockW:
No .. the new ver or mangler and CWM .. are on the main nand now :)

No Need to copy files to SD card anymore! ( Well the rom zip needs to be on SD )

And Cmys Roms .. No Need to Partion the SD card!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dblfstr:
Ok, that is what I thought. I was wondering how the hell i got a perfect install and boot on my first try without such a seemingly critical step. :D

First try of everything mind you, magldr, and all. I've been a SD junkie since the beginning and was very weary of switching to NAND. After following this thread and discovering the new simple way to update, I could not resist!

So far so good.

Thanks btw
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WarlockW:
Np .. and you will never go back :)

Np .. and you will never go back :) Its Soooo Much better then SD Ver's

Its night and day really :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
That is correct. You need to extract the zip file before running the DAF file to install. Also make sure you right click and choose Run As Administrator before running the DAF file. Got the same error message you now see because I didn't extract or Unrar the file but ran it direct from the zip file. After you Run As Administrator and open the DAF file, you should be able to go back to option 8, AD Recovery which will take you into CWM. Hope this helps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dblfstr:
Ok, I'm hoping these unsuccessful installations are due to me NOT rebooting yet.

Also, what happened to video calls on Fring? (may not be ROM related)

Edit: So even after multiple reboots, some apps would fail on install (angry birds for one). I unmounted SD card and all is well. I guess this is still an issue with ROMS.

Still do not understand the Fring- no video calls thing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] demon187:
can someone post the gpc#215 kernal and modules
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dblfstr:
I think you will need to get them from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=909096
[HD2 Android NAND Development] curiousGeorge:
CWM is terrible, and I hate it. Here's why: There are plenty of better (and even more efficient) ways of backing up user data, and as for flashing roms, it's a pain in the ass to screw around with YET ANOTHER LAYER of bloat surrounding the actual ROM. It's also some wasted space and yet another unnecessary component to potentially go wrong.

Now, granted, I have not tried swapping kernels with this ROM in particular, but in the past, CWM would not produce reasonable results in practically any kernel upgrade. The script that MDJ (first provided by PRJ) provides, however, has worked flawlessly every time with proper DFT ROMs.

Just my rant against CrapWorkFail. But in all seriousness, try an install script (and if you're feeling generous, it would help a lot of people if you provided the extracted kernel and install scripts). :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
I didn't do it either, I used the CWM 1.3 Recovery Image and modified the flash.cfg to give me a 425mb partition. But the error that sagytb and detox8907 were having "No boot source", made me think that they were using CMY's original recovery image, which required copying zImage and initrd.gz to the root of the SD card. Apparently I'm out of date a bit :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Attached are just the kernel files needed. I have been messing around with an udpate script and everytime I try..it gets stuck at go go go too. Not sure whats up yet. Might be cause I'm doing to many things at once...phone, email, xda, kernel updates...ect.

Anyways...here are the files for you to test with. Please report back your findings.

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dblfstr:
Sorry you are limited to five thanks per day. :D

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dipaolnv:
Boot Animation

I didn't create this, and I can't find the original post for reference, but here is the boot animation I've been using. Just use Root Explorer or Droid Explorer and copy it to /system/customize/resource. Can't post a preview but it's a silver spinning android on a black background. May go nicely with cmy's new splash screen :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
I used this in one of my old boot animations...and almost released this with a splash screen.

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
Well alot of people have their "rants" as you say, but in truth you are not losing any space with zip roms opposed to straight flash, when switching OS-es for phones that arent suppose to be running these types of os-es remember its always "beta" no matter how perfect it is. everything has a fault, bug, or hiccup, whats made by man will always have errors, if we didnt expand on different ways to achieve what we want, we would have a hum drum existence and stillbe playing with SlowMo and not android.

And it seems cmylxgo beat me to the punch with uploading the files. WARNING: I just looked at the gpc#215 kernel Cmylxgo uploaded, unzip the file and do not try and push the initrd.gz this is not needed for the kernel, and it will screwup your install. I tested that idea out, leave the initrd.gz out, only needed is the zimage and the 2 modules.

Cmylxgo,

the kernel in its state doesnt work, I have tried making a zip of it and updating thru CWM it sticks at go go go. So does Gauners, rafpigna, and prj's.

My suspicision is the loading address, but I am not programmer to know, but on that note can or will anyone be willing to tell me the uncompress commands in ubuntu to expand the zimage? I am looking at another fix for an unrelated issue and its in the kernel.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
have a ? is video streaming working in this rom and if so how do i know is it like being able to watch youtube or is it something different because i found this fix here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=922595

thanks for any info:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
Bump......
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tigerz0202:
•Scroll down to option 8. AD Recovery and hit Green/Send key

whats the difference between installing an update from step 2 and step 8 ,i dont see one
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
24-hour Impressions/Modifications

I know this is a common way to say it, but there is really only one word to describe my first impression of this ROM: WOW! One-up to CMYLXGO and his magnificent work. Desire HD owns all! :P

In 24 hours of use, I've had to recharge the battery from 0% to 100% ONCE. Not too shabby. The touch screen and menus are so fluid and responsive, loading quickly with each tap. I installed SetCPU and changed the interactive governor to the ondemand governor saw a noticeable increase in speed AND responsiveness. I recommend trying that one out.

3G worked out of the box, although I did modify the APN w/ no proxy/port (better connection for me, anyway). Haven't tried Wi-Fi as the connection at my house is not even worth the effort. Haven't made any phone calls.. SMS/MMS works well though. The keyboard opens and closes quickly with minimal "screen tearing". I was able to get a very accurate GPS/compass lock with the updated Google Maps. The camera worked flawlessly; I can't remember ever taking a picture that quickly with my phone before. I have yet to try the camcorder, though.. hehe.

As far as the memory space in /root/system, I had roughly 32MB of free space, and this is AFTER updating the Google apps, Flash Player, Facebook, and even some of my own personal apps. Root permissions worked out of the box also; There was no need for a 3rd-party app.

A little more on 3G.. I did have to tweak some settings in the Testing menu and the regular Wireless & Networks options, as well as perform an extensive amount of reboots, to get the data working as stable and fast as possible. I must say, this is TRUE RMNET. I've had RMNET issues with previous DAF ROM's from CMY.. But with this ROM, and the 2.12.50.02_2 radio, I was able to achieve a 95 ping in CoD: MW2 with the Google wifi tethering app. No time-outs whatsoever. I recommend modifying the Testing menu "Phone Information" to "WCDMA Preferred", and have the Wireless & Networks options set to "GSM/WCDMA Auto", and have the APN settings I recommended previously. This should have your tethering working like a champ :)

I've been stuck on MDJ's Gingerbread for the past month, but after what I've experienced with this build, I'm definitely considering a nice donation to you, CMY. Just gotta wait for my tax return now... hehe. Thank you very much and keep up the tremendous work!! CWM FTW :D!!!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] curiousGeorge:
Just because there are many other ways to do something doesn't make any of these other ways better. Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, and CWM is another bloated layer of unneeded glitchiness (that DOES take up some space of its own, by the way). I suspect the inability to load different kernels properly is in some way the fault of CWM as were other problems cmylxgo was having in the past (including some scripts with symlinks and permissions, and the faulty CWM repacks going around that didn't work, including the one linked to in the first post for a while).

zimage is just a gzipped archive with cpio information. Just trim it to 1f8b08 and extract with gunzip or the like.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fredulus:
Is it possible that the kernel can't be updated through cwm because it's in the boot partition and not system partition?

Sent from my DesireHD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rudyfastcat:
I just converted from CMYLXGO's BlueTopia to Stock Desire. After following CMYLXGO's installation instructions I had no problems with CMYLXGO's new and improved CWM installation process and this rom runs very smooth.

I have one question what is the "recovery-raw" file with in the CMYLXGOs.ClockworkMod.Recovery.Partition.Setup file ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
That is the actual boot image for CWM. I had to learn that the hard way..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AngelDeath:
Not to make this a debate, but the only difference in space with zip roms is 3mb. 3mb is hardly losing space. And yes simplicity is always good, but take look at how many ways you can install and OS on a computer? Each has its own quirks, should we stop the different ways because of complications? Also take note, one advantage that zip roms have over dft roms is dft roms the roms sets the partition sizes and if the dev doesnt leave room in the system partition then you have no place to add anything. Having limited space in the system folder is in my opinion not good especially if you are installing or even updating, no room means failing installs. Zip roms have the advantage that you can make the system partition larger (Within limits) to provide room for flexibility. Zip roms make a set size, and you can make any size you want from 250 (possibily lower) to a limit of 445mb, yes the EU phones space is limited, but with tomus 1024 phones you have all the room you would need. One of the Dis-advantages I see is using sdcards for addtional space, partly due to wear and tear of the sdcard, because in truth sdcards were not made for constant read and write, second accessing the sdcard to access installed apps and such needed for the rom also drains the battery more, we saw that when sd androids emerged. So each has its advantages and disadvantages the only difference is which you prefer and what your willing to risk.

Thanks for the answer much appreciated, not being a programmer hopefully I can do this and find what I need to help devs or have people look in the right direction.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tgunz:
Can someone help to get my internet to work with internet2.voicestream.com?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
Using SetCPU, I changed the "interactive" governor to "ondemand", and I've noticed battery saving qualities AND lower battery temperature qualities with that governor. I pull around 4mA in standby.. I'd say give it a shot.

EDIT: Although, I have noticed the notorious "60mA standby drain".. I recommend Advanced Task Manager from the Market because it comes with a "Press to End" home screen shortcut.. Saves about 80mb of memory each time and prevents the 60mA drain. :)

If needed, I can provide the APK for that program. Unless that is against forum rules?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jayy_Suave:
I have no idea... and which apk were you referring to?

If there isn't a forum rule issue can you PM the apks to me please?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] voncrane:
Just my 2 cents....Didn't have 2 install SetCPU n i regularly draw 2 or 3ma in standby (same in earlier builds)...Also you don't need a Task Manager android's quite capable of handling multitasking efficiently..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ironsave:
I too draw 1-3 mA on standby.....

However; when listening to music; I am drawing ~240mA with the screen off (using corded headset)

Even The previous version; (which I may go back to) was giving me ~95-100mA...... This is a big deal to me; it is the difference between 4-5 hours and 8-9 hours music listening.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maff1989:
That is true.

Although, I noticed that my battery temperature was rather high at around 100 degrees.. the ondemand governor prevents that issue and keeps the battery at around 95 degrees, which is bearable for me.

Concerning the task killer, I use that because I noticed that I sometimes get a 60mA battery drain in standby, and killing some background tasks prevents that as well.

I merely provided the recommendations as they were helpful for me. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
go to [settings] then [wireless & networks] then [Wi-Fi settings] then click the middle hard button at bottom of phone ( windows logo) when the menu pops up select [ Advanced]

Wi-Fi sleep policy.... NONE

Best WiFi performance CHECK

Click middle hard button again ( windows logo) and select save

the rest of setting I don't know much about ( stuff you set in a router that rarly gets used

this should keep your wifi on
[HD2 Android NAND Development] schoei1:
I must be missing something, but what is the purpose of CWM for the LEO1024? I have only used 2 NAND builds in the past 6 weeks, and have not had any problems. I have also been using Magldr 1.12 for the past two weeks, but now that Magldr 1.13 has come out, what would the benefit of using CWM instead of using Titanium Backup or is CWM not the same purpose? Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
CWM is HD2's equivalant to the Real android phone with clockwork. CWM is the perferd way for cooks and also You can update over the top of your rom and not loose your settings, ( I would only do that with rom your using) as far as the backup part It failed on my last ver so I prerfer titainiam backup and Application backup and recovery from the market ( good thing I had my app's backup and tranfered to computer.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bistort:
OK I updated to v2.0.9 - Desire HD/Z Hybrid tonight and I seem to be having the same problem with 2 phones when I try to connect to the wifi it will scan then try to connect to my wireless then disconnecting and just keep repeating. Is there something I missed or missing ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
if your wirless is private and not open then you need to put the code in
[HD2 Android NAND Development] schoei1:
Thank you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrich19:
Keybored Troubles

anybody else having keybored troubles, my keybored will appear but when i type nothing happens

it happens in Twitter, Facebook, Handcent and pretty much any text box:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vlad2277:
Can you be more specific,

Which previous version you talking about that uses less power?

Did you chnaged any kernel or just suing the one that came with rom?