yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tigerz0202:
I have tried this and cannot get anything to show up when i type adb shell. This is what I do. I have WinXP so i click run then type cmd in the box wich opens command prompt then i type abd shell and it comes back saying "adb" is not recognized as a internal or external command. Now I have asked a few times and I was told to move the file folder where adb installed wich is C:/program files/android/android-sdk-windows to the system32 folder in C:/windows/system32.Well I cut and pasted the whole folder into System32 and then reopened command prompt typed adb shell and it gave me the same message. What am I doing wrong here and can someone help?

+1
[HD2 Android NAND Development] winmo_granger:
Wifi

Anyone having trouble with connecting to WiFi. Keeps displaying "Obtaining IP address.". Any ideas?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raysacr:
When you install the Android SDK. Select a path that is easy and short for it. On my computer I have it located at C:\Android\ and inside that android folder you should have some subfolders (add-ons, platforms, and tools)

So when you open up command prompt type in the following:

1. cd c:\android\tools

2. adb shell

3. touch /system/ppp

4. exit

5. adb reboot

The key step you're missing is changing the directory of the command prompt of the path of where the adb.exe is located, which is inside \Android\tools\
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
When that happens to me, it is my wireless router that needs to be reset.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] googlesax:
overclocking?

heyy guys

so i know that this kernel is overclockable according to the title, but whenever i try to scale higher then 998 Ghz in setcpu i cant. which is weird because i know on SD builds using hastarin's kernel i was able to set the cpu speed to like 1300GHz...

can you guys help me out?

please?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
if your wireless is secure yor have to enter the wpa code ..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tigerz0202:
1. cd c:\android\tools

thanks for the help but the first line sould read

cd c:\android\platform-tools

thanks again
[HD2 Android NAND Development] slbenz:
On this build, I don't even use SetCPU because it is plenty fast. No lag or hang ups to speak of. Especially when compared to the SD builds I have used, including some from MDJ. I tried to see if I could replicate what you described and was not able to do it. Even at the highest SetCPU settings on this build in interactive and performance, I couldn't get my phone to freeze and force close. I had issues going at the higher CPU speeds on SD builds but not this NAND build. Honestly, I don't see much, if any, performance gains having SetCPU set at the maximum CPU setting. The Quadrant Scores I saw on my phone went from a stock 1350 to a max SetCPU speed to 1700 as a reference. Sorry I was not able to offer a solution to your problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tigerz0202:
how can you tell if ppp has been installed , i used the method and my phone rebooted so i guess it worked , but i need to know how to check
[HD2 Android NAND Development] echardcore:
System Panel. Although I haven't found the need for killing apps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
copy adb.exe to system32 won't hurt to put a copy in windows folder

copy AdbWinUsbApi.dll and AdbWinApi.dll windows folder

the right way is add the path, right click my computer , select propertys, then advance settings, the envirment variables, then NEW , add adb.exe to the path

path C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools\adb.exe

you can do a lot with droidexplorer easyer

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=558108
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
I'm currently using v1.4n and have had some issues with various things, mainly with it being very slow at times and skins not applying the colors right and my data sometimes hangs with the up arrow solid. I love the builds and the colors. I want to upgrade to this since it sounds very fast, my question is. Does this build, have the color skins? Thinking about the v2.x or should I go for the blue topic HD(2)? If v2.x has the blue, red, etc. skins, I'll go with it. I prefer having the color options. Someone let me know.

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] raysacr:
Oh, on mine it's just tools.

Use root explorer and check to see if /system/ppp exists, if it does than it should be ppp.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tigerz0202:
Its in there so it worked , appreciate the help
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kaitara:
Just a quick drop by to report that as a more casual user (no modification skills) this build is still working great for me. I'm avoinding the problem areas (sharing photos which wasn't something I was doing anyway) and it's all smooth sailing. Thank you, Cmylxgo for all of the effort you put into this. I will be following everything you do from now on!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imperfection:
I've been using this rom (1.0.5) since Wednesday night and noticed that battery drains really fast for me.

Here's my set up: I use SetCPU. I have all locations services off. My display brightness is at 0. I have Wifi/Bluetooth off. I have full bars of reception (measuring at ~-65dBm according to Antennas). My email accounts either sync every hour or once a day (I have multiple). Sync is on for Gmail only (no apps at all), and only mail, not even contacts.

It seems as though with each minute I am using the phone, I lose a battery percentage. Even if it's just reading and responding to a text message, or unlocking the screen to see the temperature (I also have the weather animations off).

Does anyone have any ideas of what I could do to improve this? I have a Nexus One as well (notorious for terrible battery life) and it is better than this. I understand this is not native Android but from other comments in this thread I feel like my experience is out of the ordinary.

Other than this, I love this rom. Everything is working great for me, and I haven't had any problems at all.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] msticninja:
Install CurrentWidget to see your exact usage, first off. Then, are you running anything like LED Me Know or Blink? They give me a 100mA drain when i have either installed, normal drain is 3-6mA for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ston:
Yeap I downloaded the lite clockworkmod partition and also the lite ROM. I noticed 1 other guy reporting the issue. Do any other LEO512 users have this issue?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Arkain2K:
If you call the insurance company and set up an exchange, then you probably wouldn't have to pay the deductable fee (that only applies to phone replacement after you report lost).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vietmo:
can someone show me how to change my keyboard to the gingerbread keyboard? i've try downloading the one off the market but couldnt get it to work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] roloracer:
You install it, go to your settings/language & keyboard, select gingerbread, go into the messaging app and long press in the typing field and it will ask you for input method, choose your keyboard from the list and you're done.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Hmmm...I'll try and tweak the rom a little more and shrink the /system partition. I'm pretty sure I can get another 20MB more in your /data for you LEO512 guys. I really wish I could get someone with a LEO512 to help beta test for me.

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Yah I added the extra 20MB just in case I need to create an update that pushes files to the /system partition. But knowing that there is only 10MB after first boot I will be adjusting this...I'm think prolly 285MB...maybe less if I can dump more files. I will make a LEO152 LITE Edition Partition Layout just for those guys or anyone that wants the extra space. I'm also going to remove all alerts that are not used in the default sound set. That should give a few extra MB. I really don't want to squash this ROM and hope that the LEO512 guys can use this ROM.

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Trimmed 36MB from the ROM adding it to the data partition. Should give you LEO512 guys approx 46MB free on first boot. I'm testing this build right now. Any LEO512 guys out there that can test for me?

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
What app is this in the screen shot?

Thanks

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fredulus:
I have a question maybe someone can help me, does increasing cache partition in cwm effect build speed?

Sent from my DesireHD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Ok..fixed force close issue and increased /data by 36MB. Need a LEO512 to test it :)

EDIT: Just got a FC...Hmmmm....

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] polstein:
Absolute System (appbrain link). Looking into it now, it's a $2 app. Wonder how well it does the boot animations.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brusso97:
Do you have auto sync and background data off? i've turned autosync off and it is definitely much better...but, still the the usage jumps up and down. It's not what I would call consistently in the 2-4ma range.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Thanks...downloading now.

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fredulus:
Hey CMY maybe you should make a ext. partition version for the non tmous peeps

Sent from my DesireHD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Nope...don't want to do that. I want this to be a pure NAND build. All those other partitions either slow the build down or eat the battery.

I've got this thing running with 127kb free on /system makes me a little nervous with it being that tight...but so far I have not seen any issues.

See my attached screen shot. Again...need a LEO512 user to test this for me.

-CMYLXGO
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sashaohio:
Marketplace

Hey everyone! Running the 1.1.4.1 build and its great! Battery life is awesome and everything works fast and smooth. I did have a problem with Rosie Utility crashing, but that was solved by clearing the Cache and Dalvik cache from the previous ROM. The only problem I have left is Marketplace. When I start it, the data connection drops and I have to wait for like 15 seconds for it to come back. After that, there is no problem, the Marketplace loads and connects. Does anyone else have the same issue? Any tips?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
I had a few of the problems you had in 1.1.4.1 and after a clearing of cache and dalvik and an update to 1.1.5 all problems are gone for me and phone runs nice and smooth and fast as ever this rom just gets better and better with every update :):)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] polstein:
Bootup Animation - file location?

Playing with the Bootup Animation in the Absolute System program. cmylxgo, any idea which location we should use to make it work? Default (/system/media) & (/data/local) didn't seem to do anything for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nemesis1278:
I am in agreement with everything mlkjuggalo says. So far 1.1.5 is running smooth after updating from 1.1.4. I have yet to test everything but it seems to run even smoother than 1.1.4.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
Boot animations are in system/customize/resource
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sashaohio:
Tried alternate bootanimation.zip myself. Can confirm that the locations you mentioned didn't work for me either. There is also a directory system/customization something. Tried replacing bootanimation.zip there to no avail as well. The bootanimation file there also weighs only 168kb. The new animation I downloaded weighed 6.8MB. I gave it up since it would drastically slow my booting.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sashaohio:
Thnaks guys will try updating to new ver.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
It's in system/customize/resource
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sashaohio:
reply

Have you successfully replaced the bootanimation.zip with something else? If yes, what steps did you take. I used the root explorer to overwrite the file but it didn't work after reboot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcharlow555:
app icons

after installing apps from marketplace, and then using app2sd to move apps from phone to sd card, is it normal for the moved app's icon to change to a green generic android logo. See attachment - this is in regards to the moved apps: Convertpad, Electrodroid, Camscanner :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
-= CMYLXGO's Custom Stock Desire HD Carrier Splash Screens =-

To install Splash Screen power up phone while holding the volume down button to put phone in boot loader moede. Run Leo_Splash.Screen.Updater.exe

Version 1 - Version 2 - Version 3 - Version 4

​
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
I used Droid Explorer to replace mine. Just hooked my phone to my laptop, opened Droid Explorer, went to system then customize then resource and copied and pasted. Took about 45 seconds. Then closed Droid Explorer, disconnected my phone and rebooted. Saw the new boot animation after the HTC logo from Raf's kernel. I'm using one I found on a thread in the apps and themes forum Called blue particle with a blue Droid inside a circling blue particle circle
[HD2 Android NAND Development] polstein:
I've seen this on friends' phones. I did some googling & found mentions that if the launcher loads before the SD card has a chance to mount - you get those generic graphics. (and no fix beyond moving apps back to main memory)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] polstein:
Yep, that did it, tyvm mlkjuggalo!

6.8 megs, wow - ooc please post a link to it. I'd like to see. The one I used (scribble) is much smaller & I can't say I noticed a speed difference.

I did replace it. I used the Absolute System ($2), which allow you to preview animation, download, install them & reboot all build in to it. But I don't see why you couldn't download one, name it correctly & adb push it (or Root Explorer) and overwrite the default one.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
i used the android coin boot animation and i also used root explorer to change it what i did was copied the stock one to my sd as a backup and then went back and removed the stock one from the rom and copy and pasted the new one in it folder it worked just fine for me the only thing is it slowed down the boot time so i went back to the stock one here is the one i used
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
It's located in /system/customize/resource
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
YW glad to help :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
Absolute system from the market , the free ver will do
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
My boot animation ran a little slow the first 5 or 6 times I booted up. Still runs a little slow but is much better now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fredulus:
Hey CMY I asked this earlier didn't get anybody to reply, so does increasing cache partition in cwm effect build speed?

Sent from my DesireHD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
-= CMYLXGO's Stock Desire HD(2) LITE Edition =-

Built for the EU LEO512 HD2

[v1.1.5.1]

[RUU 1.84.661.1]

[Kernel: RAFPIGNA v1.7 OC]

You MUST use the LITE Edition [Build v1.1.5.1] Partition Layout before Flashing ROM

Full Install v1.1.5.1 LITE Edition

Approx 46MB free after first boot [LEO512]

Approx 552MB free after first boot [LEO1024]

Change log...

02.23.2011

[v1.1.5.1n][LITE Edition]

-Trimmed more files from ROM

-Built new partition layout to give more free space on /data

-Fixed shutdown animation settings​
[HD2 Android NAND Development] carl1961:
Did not work for me.. I think. It's for real Android phones where the boot img is done diffrent
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Not that I've seen. My cache image size is under 200k. No need for the 6MB I have set. I trimmed it back to 2MB on the LITE Edition.

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chairman_palm:
Does it worl app2sd-ext ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dharvey4651:
No.. If you'd read the last few pages of the thread you would have seen that CMY has no intentions of making a build like that because once you do that you sacrifice speed, stability, etc.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jahmezis45:
Thanks ill look into that
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
Seriously LOVE this build. It's perfect for me in every way. I was having lock screen freeze issues but discovered it was the Photobucket app that I had installed. It was fine with the MDJ kernel, but for some reason with the Raf Kernel photobucket doesn't play nice. I don't understand enough to figure out why, but I don't care. This build > Photosucket.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
thanks good to know about the photobucket app i don't use it but still good to know it causes trouble
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dhoang:
will there be a upgrade version for v1.1.5.1. i want to upgrade from v1.1.5. Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
No...if you read the change log you would have figured that out.

But if you want to do your own version of upgrade you can do this that I posted a few pages back...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnnyham89:
Anyone know why the task bar freezes for about 5 seconds every time I pull it down to check my new text or email notification? Everything else runs smooth and I am using v1.1.5n
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Silenced:
Random question, but has anyone got Spectral Souls to run with this rom?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] crisisinthecity:
Mine doesn't do this, so it's most likely a program that you have installed. Start removing one at a time and reboot after each one. Eventually you will find out what you installed that is causing the issue. start removing them from the last program you installed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcharlow555:
what i do know, is that it will freeze momentarily if you try to pull it down while an app is being installed or when a process is happening like recieving a text or email
[HD2 Android NAND Development] curiousGeorge:
Anyone lucky enough to get GL1536 to boot? The GL 1190 kernel blows the others away (even overclocked to 1536) with a 1651 benchmark and responsiveness through the roof (likely the result of the "IO patches" GL mentioned).

I honestly don't know why he doesn't just produce one kernel at stock speed and let users overclock to whatever their devices can handle. Seriously, making X different versions is far from optimal on his part, and does not let the user find the max his device supports. I'm pretty sure a 1400Mhz version could be stable for some people, for instance. Argh! Is there a way to lock a kernel at a certain frequency during bootup? It looks like CMYLXGO managed to change the default governor and such on rafpigna's 1.7 without much trouble. That would solve the problem with the 1536Mhz kernel for sure.

Anyway, the 1190 works for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tantan911:
Guys i did follow the instructions and the rom flashed but after the instalation and i reboot the device it come to the White HTC screen and hang ... what's wrong ?!

I tried this rom and Energy rom and same issue .. i use Clockwork recovery 400m

i even formated my SD card and did the steps all over but still the same issue !!

Any Solution plz ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jogden:
hey guys, so i cant search this forum specifically... but how do i upgrade to the new 1.1.5 from 1.1.4 without loosing my settings? do i have to use titanium backup?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] krook6023:
SetCPU will do just that, it is on the market and also on XDA look it up!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fredulus:
Hey everybody I wanted to post the kernel I use, it's tytung r6 and it makes build run like butter. I get a quadrant of 1710 and i linpack of 37 with it. Oh, and i get 2-4ma on standby.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WorldWide60:
I left this ROM for a few days to try out a couple of different builds, but quickly came back. This ROM, by far has the best battery life, and all round functionality. It's going to be hard for another ROM to beat this one.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
+1 to that this is 1 hell of a ROM :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WorldWide60:
I liked the looks of the energy ROM, but the battery life was horrific. This ROM is not only quick, but awesome on battery life. I seriously doubt another ROM is going to be able to contend with this one.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
No you didn't. If you flashed a 400 u did not follow. You get a F in reading and an F in following directions. Go directly to jail..do not pass go...do not collect $200. Go back to the first post and try again. If it still does not work put you phone in the freezer for 20 minutes then drop it in the toilet and flush...problem solved.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mlkjuggalo:
lol now thats a reply
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
Don't forget to hit it with a big freaking hammer first. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tantan911:
WOW , i guess you was trying to get the championship in rudeness !!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] truckerdewd:
He's not being rude. He's saying that you didn't follow the directions like you said you did.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kev0153:
hows the battery life?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fredulus:
2-4ma on standby
[HD2 Android NAND Development] casemandan:
Did u format your SD card with panasonic sd formatter ... when all fails this does the trick
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kev0153:
cool downloading now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tantan911:
I did install the light edition cause my mobile 512 , i did try to use his partition layout but it's not working and gives that error :

Read below for more information

Error Description: Size is too big.

Info: .\RSPL\RSPL.cpp (800)

i did search and found a guy saying that he did use different Daf and it worked for him

i did try the 400 and 250 ... now what i did miss ??

he could help me nicely and polity and i will be appreciated not talking with that rude way .. that's not what i expected
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tantan911:
No I did format it by windows .. it have only the ROM zip file
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fredulus:
When you installed partition layout did you do it as administrator?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tantan911:
i don't know how to run it as Admin , it's run and installed successfully and the ROM too installed successfully , the problem is when i reboot it hang on the whit e HTC boot-up screen
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcharlow555:
after doing a titanium back up earlier today, i noticed that i couldnt connect to internet. check settings and all seen normal. rebooted phone and regained internet. then later for some reason some of my apps werent opening. kept getting forced closes. one app in particular "winamp". icon was on home screen, but when i went to app list it wasnt there. for some reason it was uninstalled... weird. so i installed it again from market and it worked. was thinking "all these problems happen after doing titanium backup and killing all task" so i started from scratch, task 29 - maglr1.13 - usb flasher cwm - then 1.1.4 rom. also put weather patch,verizon gps fix,topia hd. rebooted a few times, then finally opened setup app, select language (US), hit next where it says to start typing when i tap into typing bar i get error "the application setup (process com.htc.android.htcsetupwizard) has stopped unexpectedly. force close. and now cant access keyboard. any help please
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
You must use my LITE partition layout or it will not work. Download it again. And make sure you are in USB Flasher mode.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cmylxgo:
Try and flash 1.1.5 on a clean install.

-CMY
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kcharlow555:
will it be a problem flashing task 29 too many times
[HD2 Android NAND Development] curiousGeorge:
No, I meant before the phone has access to apps. The lockups occur during the boot process itself, not after it has loaded everything and can run user apps.

I'd like to try the GL-core-v5 kernel OC1536, but it's impossible because the kernel does not lock itself to stock speeds during bootup.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] secano:
No

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