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[HD2 Android NAND Development] andreivibefm:
thank you. i will try your recommendation.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clonico:
Sorry if anyone knows why I go to download the kernel of MDJ I am writing this?

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Have you tried to download from the link that scabes24 inserted under kernels in post #5?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
Performed several reboots now and I think I'm going to call you "My lord" or anything else that would compare you to a king :D

Battery drain after your process went down to 2mA when idle :eek:

Many thanks, now my Rom is totally perfect!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sergio76:
Jesus what have you done to my icons and skin haaaaa can't believe it lol.

Sent from my Desire HD2 CoreDroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
I'm pleased it worked for you too! :)

I hope you also have no wake up lag or screen off problem during a call like me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sergio76:
Thank you very much.

Wait till you see what I got made too next version.

Sent from my Desire HD2 CoreDroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pixine786:
2mA damn... how do u do that???

Edit: Ha ha I just saw my current widget scores and could not beleive my eyes O_o
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
I just performed the test as my phone is sleeping next to me, no wake up lag, I'll test during call ;)

Again thanks ;)

Can't wait the next version, wonder how it could be faster/smoother than the current lol

:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
Yes yes yesssssss! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnny5rlx:
i hope enyone can help me out here.

as of noon today my phone won't boot past the green "HTC" text.

when turning it on i can see the energyrom logo (before coredroid i had energyrom), then magldr passes zounting to 6 and saying GO GO GO. then the green "HTC" comes up and i've waited up to 1 hour with no change.

i hoped to fix this updating to coredroid 1.2 (i had 1.1). i also changed sd cards. and further i just have no idea what to try.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
What changed at noon today? Did you reboot your phone? Install a new app, kernel, etc?

You could try connecting it to your PC and running logcat on it, if you have the Android SDK. If not, it's quite easy to download/install. You could also try backing everything up through CWM and then wiping data/cache partitions to see if it is your system/boot partitions that are screwed... Have you verified that you still have the SD-EXT partition on your SD card?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
He He He :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnny5rlx:
well, mostly i started to think that maybe de storage is defective. at first the SD card, but after i changed that it still won't boot, so maybe the internal storage? it was never really stable (that's why i started trading in the stock rom in the first place). nothing really changed at noon (it was in my pocket at work). the noon part is just when it broke.

also, the 2gb card does work in the pc so that must be a working one. the 16gb i've got won't do anything else than list it's contents on the pc. even a chkdsk /F won't progress beyond 0 percent (won't hold at 0 either, it just stops and closes!)

for the rest, you're naming things i never heard of (CWM, logcat), so i'll be reading into those. don't think i ever had the SD-EXT partition, but i've never looked for it either. i'll look into that one as well.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
If you are using this ROM then you do have an SD-EXT partition. It gets created during the install process, if you followed the instructions correctly.

As far as the SD cards go, you can't really run this ROM without the one you created the SD-EXT partition on (depending on which release you are using). That could be part of your problem, unless your 16 GB card did in fact die. You could try re-partitioning it with the Panasonic tool or with Windows itself.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thermax04:
Iam using v1.2 with Arabic support

Just:

Copy libskia.so & libwebcore.so from /sdcard/Arabic DHD/system/lib to /system/lib.

the default Internet browser will not work, Iam using Dolphin Browser HD 4.3.0, which support Arabic
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnny5rlx:
CWM appears to be ClockworkMod, which can be put on the phone using unrevoked (source: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9357493&postcount=2 ). unrevoked warns to not root the phone when it's unstable and crashing. so i won't be doing that.

oh i see you other reply now. i'll retry the flashing with the new smaller sd card
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
If you are already running this ROM then you already have CWM installed :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnny5rlx:
oh, then my assumption that clockworkmod was something else than clockworkrecovery was wrong :)

edit: aha, i started to clockwork recovery and it says clockworkmod recovery. so indeed i was wrong :)

edit2: CWM backup seems to hang on 24801.xml during "Backing up system..."
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
No, you are correct in your assumption. CWM is available in many different ways for many different devices. You definitely have clockworkrecovery/clockworkmod installed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnny5rlx:
thank YOU! for your assistance and clarifications.

i added the ext3 partition on the smaller 2gb card and now it boots. i have lost everything on the phone though (was to be expected after a factory reset, empty sd card, radio update and rom update)

i'm now setting up the phone for the 'first' time and soon i'll find out what was backed up up by google.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dougi:
ROM is really stable, i'm impressed, big use yesterday night and today, hours of gps, a lot of mail, and phone calls , all this at the same time, no killing apps.. no bugs at all or freezes, i'm so happy, still hope nothing will crash during the week...

battery drains fast also, but i don't mind, charging all day ;))

reporting more feedbacks tomorow

thanks again serg. for this stable release
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BRB2HH:
works for me too

Hey guys,

I did it this way but without step 3. I want to turn back to rafpigna's 1.6 kernel.

I think sergio had a reason to keep this one in a last minute change.

The result: my v1.2 runs very / more smooth now.

I'm curious to test the battery life.

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jaedolla:
I would like to try your method but i dont have a sd- ext partion do to the fact i have a t-mobile us hd2. Is there anything else i can do? Or should i restore data?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mickcasey:
little slow
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
???? Can you be more specific?

???? That doesn´t tell us anything, dude! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
This method won't work if you don't have an ext partition. I don't know how you might manage this without one either.

The point of this method is to use the pure build and use your user apps but not use the cache that was created when you upgraded from v1.1 to v1.2. This method creates its own cache upon reboot.

Without an ext partition, I don't know how you could restore your apps :(

EDIT: Before someone says 'the cache is wiped when v1.2 is flashed' they are wrong. CWM is not wiping the cache. Try it and see for yourself.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Excellent news.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gln003:
Really? :eek:

That did it for me.

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eng.mostafamahdy:
when i make unmount sd card and take it from mobile

mobile freeze until restart it

how i take sd card from mobile without this freeze

sorry for bad English
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mickcasey:
little slow means touch responde very slow and sometımes you can wait little while looking menus but visual very nıce i like it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thermax04:
I think because part of the Operating system files are on the sd card (since it is not like DFT full NAND rom), so you can not remove the sd card from the phone while it is on, you must turn it off before removing it. I hope any body to correct that if Iam wrong
[HD2 Android NAND Development] erestor6:
I, and some other users, tried your method but the 2sec wakeup lag lag is still there. What is your Radio Version? (I'm sorry for the stupid question but radio is the only thing that maybe can be different)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] manemzjum:
Isn't Rafpigna's 1.7 kernel the kernel included in Coredroid 1.2

Also its a waste of time after all that its still the same
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Ok, I don´t want to be a party pooper, but I personally have tried this.

People, something that I don´t understand. I believe that there has been at least 500 downloads (I know not even near), we´ve had what, 10 people that have had problems with battery? Remember, with win6.5? The battery was never the best. Second, I know nobody wants to hear it, but, either keep your hd2 in sleep mode with everything out, or use it.

This did not make a difference. Follow the directions check out post #5, and learn a little. Don´t try something that really doesn´t make a differnce, even if a "genius" told us to do it.

People, we have tested this rom, that Sergio built, and we are glad to hear new things that could be of use, but please do not try to influence the people that are just starting with NAND, with something that´s completely untrue. Nice, if something worked for you, then put it in the right thread, (CWM), because you are just confusing the people on this thread.

Thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shingers5:
Even though I am in agreement with some of the things you mentioned I also have some reservations. This is xda devs man and I appreciated the efforts of the genius in an attempt to help. Some people have reported success so I think you should embrace that and get off this confusion Jibe. People will do whatever they want and on xda you can. Freedom to choose and use mate so thanks to the genius for trying to help
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
This is correct. Also, as a side note to that, we will soon be releasing NAND-only ROM's (without SD-EXT) for US Leo 1024 MB devices.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Okay dude, you are right. But think about how many people we have had, if they would have only simply stuck with the instructions, there wouldn´t have been a problem. Also, again you are right we are on XDA. There are Threads that deal with these exact problems. As many have said, they don´t have these problems, example 2 sec. wakeup, more than normal battery useage. That´s what i´m talkin about.

Let the settling down of the rom happen. we all know that android needs that.

Please also keep in mind... We have a hd2, where HTC told us no Android, no wp7, we that here on XDA is everything possible. But the right thread, and the right post is the solution. Let´s consentrate that the people who try to install this rom, at least can install it and run it successfully without confusing them with something else. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shingers5:
I was one of the first to try this fix and 1st to say that it didn't work for me. If anything it made things worse. I also noted that though it may have worked for him it may not work for others. However its refreshing to see others trying to help each and its also a sign that people love the Rom so much so they try to find ways to enable them to keep it. I have never had a lag from sleep and my battery was only with wifi on. I stooped using wifi as 3g signal is very good. Let's not cast aside any one and remember this is a share and choice forum
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coquipr:
I can't stand you,you are so good.I really love your work.

sent from my hd2 desire hd
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sergio76:
I am saying. Who told you that CWM cleans your cache on boot? When I say the flash will clean your cache is cause it will do it. It's not CWM but is my script so don't come here telling me what I say is wrong.

When you flash and on the process of flashing the script will mount your sdext and will delete the cache and dalvik cache. Before it starts copying the new system.

Sent from my Desire HD2 CoreDroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sergio76:
Thank you. Next version is almost complete. Man and I do love my phone more then ever now.

Sent from my Desire HD2 CoreDroid
[HD2 Android NAND Development] haysnamrip:
force close

i got too many force close.. google services framework,map,mail,people and more.. reboot fc gone but after a few minute fc come again.. :confused:

i use recommended setting 1024 0 for ext partition

somebody please help me..:(

edit: problem solved.. kernal issue.. change back to rafpigna 1.6 :)

edit2: use rafpigna 1.7 again :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tyrion84:
Great work with this rom, one of the best I've ever tried!

I just need some advice to avoid data corruption on sd. Yesterday I was installing some apps while a message popup saying un-mount sd card, and than the sd card was corrupted. I know that we should not reboot but shutdown...but what else?

Thanks in advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petertjo:
unable to download

Hi all,

i am trying now for more than a day to download, but hotfile is a disaster.

Has anyone a mirror link for me?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 23207:
Thanks master. Any hints on what is coming?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
The chef doesn't allow mirrors for the current ROMs. Try again in a while, or get a premium account.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] osrix:
@Sergio, I love my phone more than ever already! :eek:

Yesterday I came home with 25% battery after 14 hrs which is unheard of for me in Wimo or any other ROM.

The ROM has been incredibly stable, and fast...infact the only thing ive found abit slow and laggy is the XDA app!...dunno why that is.

Next version!? :eek: dont you ever sleep??? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mcc05:
Just a quick question again!

Is there any way to re-calibrate the autobrightness control?

As this must be a way to improve battery life, if everyones is like mine.

In a very dark room, my display still seems very bright, alot brighter than what I can manually set it at with brigtness rocker.

So anyone know of an app, or calibration file etc to do this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
My radio is 2.15.50.14
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tampaboy1984:
"Next Version"!!!!!! Omg I get to flash again, seriously this rom is bad to the bone! The theme is my favorite part about it. Its just...just...beautiful. keep up the great work Sergio!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Scabes24:
Nobnut, please don't try to make our beta team members look bad. Ray is a great addition to the team and spends a lot of time in this thread. He has also been helping sergio with the recent updates you'll be playing with soon. His post was a suggestion (to you) meant to encourage people to use the instructions provided. If you feel that strongly about it send him a PM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] eng.mostafamahdy:
nice

good news
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nima_chapter85:
how i can RTL for support fully arabic

it has a problem with Right-To-Left alignment

please get framework.jar for Solve this problem
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drahmmed2:
I want to update my core droid to 1.2 but cant find magldr 1.13.

the posted link is not working as when clicking download is not working

any one can help me to give another link for magldr 1.13
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
The best thing to use is firefox with the download. It will work. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] connex2:
Hi everyone this is my first post here, though I have been using this ROM since since V1 and its counter part that was on SD. I would just like to say It's great and keep up the good work. I have had no problems and can't wait to see what you guys come up with next.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kaizer hanz:
OMG..!!! :eek:

please sergio, give me time to enjoy this masterpiece.. LOL :p

but I'm waiting... :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mourad75:
problem with Right-To-Left alignment

+ 1

Yes, please help us to solve this problem
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nima_chapter85:
i try with RTL Patch 0.0.6.02 but it stuck on the boot, endless loop.

Any Idea how to fix it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Have you guys checked out post #2?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
This was answered & bookmarked like a zillion times before. You guys really need to read.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10922611&postcount=715

:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
morning Fishawy. I didn´t want to say it. Thanks! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
You're right indeed, but:

-Before trying this method, I personnaly read the #5 and tested several configurations with setcpu, removing apps, rebooting etc. I tested this procedure because I'm not a dev and this was my "last option".

-I know that the HD2 battery is not the best, but when idle, it is not normal that the battery drain is 55mA (2 or 3mA with EXACTLY the same configuration now).

-When I installed this ROM, I strictly followed instructions in the file attached. Once again, I had no problem with the ROM use, everything's working fine, smooth and fast, the only issue was battery drain when idle (and only THIS particular case).

-I find it normal that if somebody tells how he resolve his issue, I give a feedback after testing.

-And as you know, people who are new to the NAND are generally new on the forum and ask their question before searching :D The most significant example is regarding the folder transparent question that is coming about each page ;)

Anyway, this build is great, maybe the best I ever tried since NAND is possible!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hudxisme:
my screen white out again >.<

my screen white out again during a call i made... what is the problem? anyone can help?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
I have a question regarding data connection.

I modified the config.txt to reflect the GPS country code (fr instead of us) and to enable ppp (set the value to 1).

I modified the build.prop to have my ISP DNS servers instead of Google's one.

When I have a look on System Panel Lite, under Device informations then Network, I still see interface rmnet0 (after reboot of course).

Shouldn't I see ppp0 instead?

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
Afternoon buddy .. No worries ;)

That looks nasty .. Have you applied any modification after flashing the ROM?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
Try creating a file called ppp under /system using Root Explorer, or via terminal "touch /system/ppp".
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
Already had this issue with other ROMs, simply reboot, everything is going to come back to normal ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
A simple empty file?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nima_chapter85:
thank you but i want RTL i can arabilize but it has a problem with Right-To-Left alignment

i need RTL framework
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shingers5:
Well well humble pie time. Thanks to Nobut self acclaimed genius I have seen a massive diff in battery performance. In standby there is little if any drain at all. Initially I was disappointed but stuck with it and few reboots later I have almost no drain while in standby. Refreshing. 8 hrs last night lost 20% battery with my normal use so it I say to core Droid team its worth checking out. Fresh ideas and opinions help this great forum so check out Nobut idea as to me now after 24 hrs I see serious improvements. Embrace the popularity of this Rom by accepting the good with the bad. It's a clear this Rom is a winner. Repeat posts will happen not matter how much ya shout dudes. Keep doing what you doing as its obvious you guys are doing something right
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
Yep... Just do that and reboot.

On boot-up a script runs and checks for that file. If it is present it will launch a PPP connection. Otherwise it will launch an RMNET connection. Also, if you want to revert back, just delete the file and reboot ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Bingoig11:
Ok, well so I'm going to delete the file and reboot now, because my data connection won't go up since I created the file and then reboot lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thermax04:
A quick solution for right to lift alignment:

for messaging I use Mirsal

for Internet browsing I use Dolphin Browser HD 4.3.0
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
Yeah, I figured you would have that issue. I know there's some issues with PPP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mcc05:
White screen

I had the same problem on a previous SD based build.

When I moved to this ROM I did a Task29 first, and I have never seen the same issue again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
I have a correct RTL alignment with the above method, and therefore I don't need any frameworks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
That's Nice.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Thanks Scabes for a very fair and level-headed post. I appreciate your diplomacy.

Ray is the best.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tarekam:
I've already searched for the solution in the thread but didn't notice your explanation,

anyway, Double thanks for the advise and the explanation.

now it works fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nima_chapter85:
ok i test and I say the result

thank you my freind I hope works and correct RTL alignment
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
Glad you got it sorted.

No worries.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mcc05:
Locations

Anyone got htc locations to work?

Am I doing something wrong, it just doesn't find anything in the search?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Fishawy:
Working fine. Check what have you modified.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
I'm eagerly awaiting this, this current build in my opinion is amost complete the only small things i would say need looking into are the boot up time (takes 3/4 mins) and occasionaly get force close (not very much though compared to other builds):)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jonny68:
As regards battery drain - here are some stats from current widget from my phone, nothing was on (including data) and brightness was set to around 12, i went to bed at 12.24am and got up at 11.25am this morning, so in that time the battery dropped from 69% to 54%, would be interesting to see how this fares if i enabled data but for 11 odd hours this in my opinion isn't bad, what do others think?

what i am puzzled about though is how if the phone was on standby is it showing 86mA - 25mA, etc, why cant it just stay at 5mA (remember no data,etc is enabled)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Digital Outcast:
My guess is that even though you disabled data, there are still numerous services that run at different times, which consume more CPU cycles, which in turn consume more battery?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Could it be caused by a GSM network search which the phone is idle? I know that the phone now and then is searching for nearby (strongest) GSM antenna signals.

Any GSM technos here around?