yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sknorrell:
Thanks for the great ROM.

I do the update and all works.

My batterie loss 15% in 8 houres and currend widged say 3-6ma.

Only two things not so good.

1. GPS-Fix take more then 2 Minutes under free sky.

And 2. In the underground in berlin,germany i have no internet since i use your ROM.

But this two things are OK, all other is the best of all ROM i had tested.

Thanks at all
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sspank:
sorry mate, now it's ok your flash.cfg run!

i have to follow the istruction to partition my sd with 1024?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
Very happy with the battery life on this,im at 35% and ive been using the web,texting,etc,etc every few mins since this morning when the phone was at 88%,other builds ive used my phone would be drained at this stage.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sspank:
sorry mate, i've made a mistake... now your flash.cfg work correctly!

now i have install the .zip with cwr after partitioned my sd with 1024m and 0m

and i'm trying to test it! it's correct?

thanks for the help and sorry for my english!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] victorfungcy:
Hotfile is killing me! It takes 6 hours to download the file.

Can anyone kindly provide a mirror?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patmorris:
For whatever its worth, I am a tmous 1024 user and I did not change or alter any files. I just flashed the Rom without a partition on my SD card. All is working good. But I didn't get any of the files that would normally go to the data folder like spareparts, dual fm, skins, etc. Which is fine for me, I just manually installed some of them.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vlad2277:
can someone else confirm very slow gps fix?

I had big problem with gps back when I ran Sergio SD build 0.4

now I'm thinking of changing back to Sergio nand build, thought gps problems would have been fixed already?

can someone confirm?

is slow gps fax under clear skies kernel or Rom dependent?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] sspank:
nothing to do.. the phone shutdown itself after boot!:mad:

why??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] WarlockW:
No No .. this will not work UNLESS you have a t-mobile 1024 HD2 Phone!

If you Do not Do not use the config!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ClydeB1:
Ok, I'll try 1.6 again. Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vlad2277:
I will do the same tonight, what things are missing after install?

could you be but more specific?

stuff from market? or something that's harder to get?

is HTC hub working ?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] saigon66:
Check u PM ...!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vlad2277:
warlock, I think you totally confused the guy, you wanted to help the guy with full nand installation without ext partition, and now he's trying to do it all together both joining your and Sergio's instructions

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] patmorris:
No nothing of major importance is gone, it's just the extra add-on stuff sergio had put on the user data to save space in the NAND. Its all listed in the OP. I don't use htcsense.com anymore cause it would restore all kinds of crazy stuff I didn't want so I can't say if that works or not. You can change the flash.cnfg file if you want, but I opted not to. Check it and you will see that Segio already has it set to give enough room for the ROM and all. I didn't change it cause I was scared of messing something up and I also wanted the extra 20 Mb or so I would get by not changing it. All the .apk's are still accessable, I extracted them from the data folder within the coredroid .zip, copied them to my sd card and installed them using root explorer. I think you could download most of that stuff from the market anyway. This is what will be missing if you install without the partition:

Extra Apps On User Data:

* AddFree

* HTC Translator Widget

* TitaniumBackup

* Dual Folder View

* Street

* Superuser

* Gallery 3D

Moved from System too User Data(easy too uninstall & update):

* Adobe Reader

* Google Maps

* Facebook

* Adobe Flash Player

* AdobeReader

* Quickoffice

* VoiceSearch

* YouTube

Additionally, extra skins, the boot animation and perhaps a few other things won't be there. It was worth it to me to get rid of the ext partition and have everything in NAND and just spend a little extra time installing some of the stuff that was missing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Which one 1.6 or 1.7? I have never had this happen to me.

Gauner´s kernel is also good. I feel the rafpigna fits the desire and sense perfect.

Are you getting it just with reboot or during the normal use?

We wrote these instructions to be on the safe side. There are many operating systems out there: WinXP. Win2000 not just win7 or vista. Some of the people have had problems just leaving their hd2 plug in and had to disconnect then reconnect. That´s the reason we put that in. OK? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
You can edit "config.txt" in /sdcard/.data gps_zone is standard set to US. Change that in "de" so: gps_zone=de

And you can use "FasterFix". An app you can download from the market.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ClydeB1:
1.7 unfortunately. It's such a good kernel. I installed it immediately after installing the rom while still in CWM as is recommended, but there is a good 10 second delay after removing the phone from my ear before the screen comes back. I'll give 1.6 a go again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
+1, I will second that. Downloaded installed 6 skins, just to test works fine. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mark5:
Yeah I am having this issue too since the switch to 1.7. I get round it by pressing the green 'make call' key as soon as I move the phone away and the screen pops straight back.

It will come back after about 5-6 seconds, but that is a long time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kwag:
Have you tried clearing your CACHE and DALVIKCACHE from CWR?

EDIT: Not sure if this helps, but I have no ".data" folder on my SD card, so I'm running everything from internal memory.

EDIT2: Correction, I DO have .data on my SD card!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] enrierosi:
Also for me the same situation.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ClydeB1:
Thanks for confirming ;). Do your skins stay in place after a restart? If I restart, my wallpaper stays in place but everything else from the skin reverts to the default skin.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dougi:
flashing in progress....

will be on the road again next week....

will test the rom on intensive use and post feedback.. my rom use is standart i don't theme or change kernel....etc....( a lot of mail, GPS , nav, internet, taking pictures and facebook )

SOOOooo happy to see 1.2 release..

thank you SERG....:cool:;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patmorris:
Just tested GPS with FasterFix. It is indeed faster. I used FasterFix to change the GPS to North America, then used GPS Status and Toolbox to get a fix. Took about a minute and a half to get 4/5 satellites, then about another 2 minutes to get 7/7. Under mostly clear skies a few miles outside Washington, D.C. Fastest fix on Android yet I think!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnnyriver:
It's my first try of Android in my HD2 and I'm amazed!

It's great!

I just have a couple of minor bugs and wanted to kown if it's normal:

- When I turn the HD2 on, it takes like 5 minutes to boot;

- Whenever I charge my HD2, even if it's turned off, it comes on;

- In one day of use, it takes 2 full battery charges;

- even with the bt off, when I use my car, the car's bt connects to the HD2

Do you have these bugs?

Do you recommend a task manager app? and a video playback app that uses srt subtitle files?

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Sergio pays a lot of money for Hotfile. If it seems slow, then try 1/2 hour later. That just means that the server is overrun.

Are you flashing update or clean?

lol. they´ll learn.

I really don´t think that Sergio wants other to start posting other links for his Rom dude!

For everyone having problems with 1.7, I haven´t had this problem. It´s fine to go back to 1.6, but if you are having problems with 1.7, that means that something else is unstable.

Hey Mark!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vlad2277:
Patmorris,

Thanks for all detailed info.

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
It´s normal for the bootup. You´ve got to remember that some system data are installed on the sd card. The boot of your system when off is a magldr 1.13 thing. As far as the battery drain, check everything that´s working in the background. Yes, use a task manager. For Videos, I use Vplayer. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Getting a fix in between 1 and 2 minutes is quit normal. Don't expect it faster. The GPS receiver on your phone is not the problem. It is the whole GPS system in total.

Sent from my Desire HD2 CoreDroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lenstan57:
Thanks for the info. So the best thing is to leave it plugged in at the start.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kemo8388:
sexy build! lovin it!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Plug it in as stated in the instructions. Unplug it after the CoreDroid zip file flash has been finished.

Sent from my Desire HD2 CoreDroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dougi:
stuck at core droid screen

did everything right :

official 6.5 ROM

task 29

MAGLDR 1.13

then core droid 1.2..

the phone boots, i do my pin and then i'm stuck on the htc grey " core droid " screen ..

is this normal..

thanks..

thinking reformating my sd card.. don't know.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shingers5:
Orgasmic weekend so far man as got 1.2 on my hd2 and Apple imac mc510 as well. Oh man wow

How could anyone have probs with flashing. The instructions are so simple and details its unreal. Upgrade no probs. Full battery last night and still 78% left. That's with 3g as no need for wifi
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnnyriver:
Thanks for the answer! I'll try Vplayer.

What task manager do you recommend?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
lol, thanks mate .. We have a Belleville campus here too :D

Make a call ~> Turn on speaker within the call ~> Turn it off again ~> End call ~> Reset.

Yes, Droid Explorer is one of the most useful apps on PC to maintain contents of your device, not only SD card.

Looking great .. Still don't see a use for the other circular battery on top-left cornet though :p :D

Glad you got it working properly. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shiftpda:
Thank my friend :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ClydeB1:
I believe he was actually asking how to get robot voices, not how to clear them LOL. I assume he wants some robotic sounds to play on startup and shut down.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
This is the first time that i´ve heard this. I agree. Reformat you sd card in fat32,

then follow the steps for first install of CoreDroid. I hope it works for you.

Nice to hear that everything if "orgasmic"! Thx on behalf of the team! :D;)

Vplayer is very nice alot of setting. Plays 720p flawlessly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
LOL! Then I have no freakin' idea :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lash69:
Ok so I've been running V1 since it was out.

Is there any way of flashing to V1.2 without having to reinstall all my apps and settings?

Or do I need to go with a fresh complete flash?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
It should be pretty easy I think he is just talking about boot sounds which sergio says on the first page was moved to data/local with the bootanimation.zip...simply Google Android boot sounds find the one you like and put in that folder and it should work
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
There is a word document in the rar file for upgrading without losing your data. I upgraded from v1.1 just fine so from v1 should work
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ClydeB1:
There is an update option which worked 100% coming from v1.1, not sure on coming from v1 though. Try it, if it doesn't work then do the clean install.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sspank:
i have an hd2 t-mobile (us), i didn't understand if with this configuration of flash.cfg i had to partition my sdcard...

at the moment nothing :mad:

Thanks for the help!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vlad2277:
no, if you use that config, and you have T-Mobile hd2, then you don't need to partition your card,

all will be installed on internal phone memory, which is called nand

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] v11lemans:
I installed the 1.2 starting from 1.1 without re-formatting the SD card and re-creating the ext partiton.

Simple i put the zip file on the SD boot in CWR selected the zip and installed it. Before i wiped data, cache and dalvik.

After the boot all the applications and setting were still there-

I hope this will help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
I wouldn't even call it an issue as such but when you boot up the phone it does tend to take 3/4 minutes, is there a way of booting quicker?

Not really an issue more of an enquiry :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ladyboo:
jonny68 when you reboot your phone dont take the normal reboot , but use the hot reboot..i got the same thing you got when i use the normal reboot it takes long to boot back up..thats way i always said on some devices it takes long to reboot when installing using cwr instead of using daff only method
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ClydeB1:
Yes I know, so did I. The question asked by the other user though was how about upgrading from v1 ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
He was asking about a boot from off. Not a hot reboot, which is nothing more than a RAM flush.

@jonny68, it seems to be so slow primarily because it is a Sense based build. If you try other Gingerbread builds etc, they often boot from scratch in less than a minute. All of the DHD or DZ builds I have tried (them all) tend to boot from cold in about the same time.

In other words, go and make yourself a cup of tea, or have a snooze while you wait :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mark5:
Indeed! :)

Farting about with my kernel about 7 times definitely broke something and required a fresh install. But Raf 1.7, installed at time of ROM gives me super-stable, super-low current usage. I agree with the Core Team - use it. If it goes wonky, you have a corrupted system - reflash - you won't regret it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jrip777:
CWM has nothing to do with boot time. I'm really not sure why this keeps getting brought up. DAF and CWM do the SAME thing except CWM has many advantages over a DAF only rom. I would take CWM over the alternative any day of the week and twice on Sundays
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TOG565:
I was able to get gps rolling by going into google maps, hitting gps icon, and waiting till fix. Then i played with other screens, etv that used gps and the fixes are automatiic. Open google maps first for gps and that is fixing the issue somehow. Gps test showing consistant 7-10 sats
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dougi:
formating SD card..

For those having any kind of problem with the ROM , i strongly advice that you format or re-format your sd card with panasonic sd formater :) ( setting : full erase " on " and format " on " )

you can google it...

it's better to start fresh to be able to have a good tast and test of the ROM.

in test for now, posting feedbacks next week ..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kliebl01@gmail.com:
Battery Drain

I have flashed many android builds and this build flies. Great work. I was hoping someone could advise me on battery consumption. I have great signal. 5ma drain on standby but the phone is juicing the battery. Took off charger 3 hrs ago at 100 percent and already down to 37 percent. Thanks for any advice.

Android 2.2.1

Baseband Version 15.42.50.11u_2.15.50.14

Kernel rafpigna 1.7

Build number 1.72

Core Cell HD V1.2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Try the same update as the others. If that doesn´t work then do a clean flash.

Nicely said, nobnut! Your Pic cracks me up LMAO!

Hey Mark! Always good to see ya!

You too Jrip, good see you! And you are definately right. I would suggest that anyone on a TMOUS HD2 is, try Warlocks version, or let this build settle.

People, I have done full nands (squashed), sd versions, but this is a stable, fast, and if some problem arises it´s, usually something we did wrong, maybe without reading.

I usually do refreshes and read the whole thread again, and again. When I do that I sometimes find that there are solutions there that help. Also please remember. Nand is available for our cell only since the beginning of this (2011) year. We do have to be proud of how far the Devs and Team have come. This whole Site is dedicated to experimenting and learning.

I know for a fact that the next bomb that Sergio explodes will be of atomic proportion! Please keep testing this one. Enjoy it. I know there´s nothing faster, stabler, or with so much eye candy as this, is out there. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kliebl01@gmail.com:
I have flashed many android builds and this build flies. Great work. I was hoping someone could advise me on battery consumption. I have great signal. 5ma drain on standby but the phone is juicing the battery. Took off charger 3 hrs ago at 100 percent and already down to 37 percent. Thanks for any advice.

Android 2.2.1

Baseband Version 15.42.50.11u_2.15.50.14

Kernel rafpigna 1.7

Build number 1.72

Core Cell HD V1.2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
I have no idea how you are possibly getting that amount of drain, you must have GPS,Bluetooth,etc,etc on, i used my phone for a couple of hours solid earlier texting and web browsing and some calls, when i started around 10.30am the battery was at 88%, around 3pm it was still at 35% which is brilliant considering the amount of usage from me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
great to hear, cant wait :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] onyx234:
1.1 was the first android build i liked, very very good. 1.2 seems much faster, is very stable. However, my battery consumption is very fast, it is eaten up in about 8 hrs, where with ver 1.1 i got a good day and a half out of it.

Have read somewhere kernals may help????

Can anyone help at all?? Shoiuld i try reformatting it all; again??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ledabe974:
I like this build. Very happy.Only 45% consomption after 12 hours !

Thanks for all team and Sergio first !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kliebl01@gmail.com:
Battery Drain

I have a services off. NO BT, NO WIFI, Background services and sync turned off. What is your exact build? What services are running in your background. What is your mA draw while phone is awake. What screen brightness are you using?

Thanks for your responses. I appreciate it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kliebl01@gmail.com:
Whats kernal are you using and how are you managing to get that minimal consuption. Mine is a battery hog. Doing well in standby. 4mA drain but 300-400mA in use.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] GoCkillaz:
I think that flashing a new kernel over this is causing the phone to heat up really fast when I'm running more than 3 operations at once. A fresh wipe and flash should fix this, right?

I have a feeling that this rom was optimized for sergios kernel...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Ok, for what are we using our HD2? I´ve gotta say, wow, so many posts only for the battery. If I turn off all of my services, I mean ALL, I can leave my HD2 for days laying. But we want to use the HD2. We want to wow over the display, speed, colors, and possibilities that we have with this HD2. Plain and simple, if you use your HD2 like i do- with BT, GPS, emails, messages, gtalk, games, camera, and so forth and so on, then I will definately use my battery.

Let´s just have fun with this build, enjoy the apps that we get from the market. Not worry about the BENCHMARKS (never used one) or these other things that don´t show the reality of what our HD2 is really doing. This isn´t a computer dudes it a HD2! Just have some fun with the thing, and lol keep you charger by hand, that is, if you use it! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dougi:
Great improvment : :D

the rom really goes perfect , it seems that great effort have been done on stability, i'm really happy about that, still have to test in " intensive mode " .. can't wait to try that..

the battery in use, in 1 hour i lost more then 25 %, but for me it's ok , all the android roms eat the batt , it's a fact..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
Just finished the flash. I decided to start with a clean new install so I reinstalled everything.

Here's my process:

-Backup my SD folders (not everything, only things I added, no application folder or anything of this kind).

-Task29

-Format the SD with SD Formatter

-Install MAGLDR 1.13

-Install CWM 1.3

-Partition the SD using CWM

-Copy everyting backed up and ROM zip file on SD

-Flash with CWM

-Reboot

And damned, this build is very FAST and SMOOTH!!!!

It is still synching everything (apps, contacts, FB etc) but it is already fast!

I plugged the phone on the charger as I'll let it synching all night long, and tomorrow, I'll start tests and see what the battery drainage is. Hope this will be better than the 1.1 with Rafpigna 1.7 OC kernel (55mA while sleeping...)

Anyway thanks to Sergio and the team for this beautiful build!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
Well said :D

I havent touched my phone all day but for 2 calls (working :() and has dropped 15% yay...but come monday i will again be rinsing the life out of it!!

Trouble with having such a nice ROM is you just want to use it like all the time, especially when you know its not just gonna suddenly freeze up on you.

I rekon thats why people always talk battery life on such good ROM's cos there so busy playing they dont realise the time :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
Totally agree with that!

BUT!

When you're not using the phone, if the battery drain is about 55mA, it eats the battery very fast...

IMHO, I don't care about battery drain when playing with it (listen to music, GPS, surfing on net or anything else) but when my phone is idle, I don't want it to eat my battery! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Last thing from me on this. If you aren´t using your HD2 and it has such a huge drain, then you have something that uses the drain running in the background. Maybe that should be checked?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patmorris:
Ya about all this battery life stuff.... how long did our batteries last with WM 6.5, the intended OS for our beloved HD2? I think I get just as good life out of Android if not better at times. All things considered I never have a problem, I mean I've got a car charger and I can plug in at home or the office. Anyway during the day with minimal use and data, WiFi, etc off, it only drains like 8%. With WM it would drop like 20%.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] milton007:
Hey if youd like to stick with the kernel(raph1.7), just press the back arrow after pulling the phone away from ur ear--its worked for me about 25times!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
Of course this should be checked ;)

With 1.1 for example today, with minimal use (1 call, 1 MMS and that's all) at 12.00am the phone was at 100% before flashing I plugged it on the charger it was around 7.00pm the phone was at 39% :eek:

This with: Wifi off, BT off, GPS off, datasync on, autoadjust screen off, and phone sleeping!

That's the main reason why I decided to start with 1.2 from scratch by reinstalling everything clean ;) I'll check and if it's not better, I'll search deeper :D