yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HTC_Pain:
Well it installed and booted but was very buggy, Android process force close. Swiping between home screens took about 5 seconds to catch up to actual finger movements. I rebooted, and it froze up. Will try 1 more fresh install. :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafiqzadah:
Don't do Fresh install, there are specific ways in which this rom is to be handled, the only thing is (If you did fresh install by the time you read this)

1. Let the rom settle for 10 mins with first boot. (Dont even unlock it)

2. After it Settles, Unlock it and Setup will come up.

3. Select Your Country and Region and Skip everything else (EVERYTHING) (Also your Keyboard won't pop up on First Boot, don't panic.)

4. Reboot Phone, Let it Settle for another 10 mins, Unlock and Continue Setup and Deal with the lag and bugs for like 30 mins or an hour and Reboot.

5. This time everything Should be fine.

Edit: Not to be a Ass or a D*** but come on CoreDroid Team, Its been ages since last build release, I know it is around the Corner but Wouldn't it be better advised to stick with one build rather than 2? and We want an upgrade to Sense 3.5 Please (Don't care for release just saying :p)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HTC_Pain:
Jesus, I guess I can try all that once more tomorrow, it really needs 2 hours to settle and not be laggy? Thanks for the advice man.

For now I got a stock Win7 Rom back on there, its 5am must sleep
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
It would appear that I have to say "DO NOT USE HD2 TOOLKIT WITH THIS ROM, IT CANNOT GIVE YOU THE REQUIRED 10MB BOOT PARTITION" on every other page now.

Use the instructions provided in my signature and you will be fine.

Up until booted at least even my V3.1 install instructions will do, in fact, use them...

@Rafiqzadah: The ROM and recovery you use is a personal choice and the team appreciate your presence, but we will provide a 3.5 version if and when it's ready, and only support ClockworkMod Recovery.

There are two versions of CoreDroid right now because some people (and I'm looking at you Ljjehl) like to be on the newest and best at the moment and some who are quite happy to be on Froyo.

Also, please do not recommend HD2 Toolkit in this thread.

@Everybody else, if you use any alternatives to CWM with this ROM (I.e TWRP and 4EXT) we cannot support you with any errors, we recommend and use CWM and that is how we define any issues with booting etc.

Use these at your own risk, we can't help you with things we don't use....

Many regards.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] patmorris:
Cool. Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
good night all. Packers won.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coquipr:
Go Packers!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ken_ping:
I have these problem when using the rom....

Problem :a) calibration not stable when set it by your own.

b)cannot save the sim contact number to phone

thank you...

is there a way i can ON the phone even the sd card was not insert to the phone and can teach me how to end task the application after i open????

thank you....:p :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] toni123:
transparent folders

Hello everybody,

Can anyone tell me how can i create transparent folders,

like on the screenshots on post 1?

I can create folder, but you don't see the applications which are inside

from my homescreen.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheAgent1982:
I really like you gr8 work, looks good!

I also, need to know:

I have been tried to edit framework.jar, for Hebrew Support.

And it got endless boot :(

First time for deodex ROM and specially your ROM because i worked with you ROMs since SD version, worked well there...

So, any idea how to bypass and fix it, will be welcome...

I have tried, also, to edit framework.jar and put it in you ZIP file, then, install.

Same result, endless boot :)

Also, i have seen that you have put Hebrew Local inside.

I must tell you, thanks first! But it has problem, because you set it to "iw iw" and it has to be set to "iw IL".

Thanks in Advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gagi75:
i wos import all contact but after restatr gone! now problem to lunch contact apication
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Volsfan:
Is it possible that you could edit the OP to describe in some detail exactly what functions the updates perform. What is the 4/5 drawer animation, for example. What is the difference in the transition animations.

Thanks a lot. Great ROM. Looking forward to the update.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BRB2HH:
sd card works again...

Yes I tried this too. I downloaded it from your post before. :rolleyes:

V1.1 works again on 8 gb sd too, since yesterday evening.

I did some things, but I don't know, what helps: :confused:

1. Format sd by hp usb format tool and I partition the sd by cwm 1.2 (1024ext/0swap)

2. Format the ext3 (CWM) partition to 4kb cluster size by EASEUS Partition Master 7.0.1 Home Edition

3. boot gparted live cd and copy the 512mb ext3 partition from my working 1gb sd to the 1024 ext3 partition from the 8gb sd.

And now it works again. :D

But I still think the sd card got an error by too much partitioning and formating in the last days.

I let it now run. I don't want to try it again to find the problem/solution and lost the v1.1 again.

Thank you guys.

PS: I'm still searching for a "hard" or intensive format tool
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gshadow325:
cool, now can we have a cookie? great they won the stanley cup or the world series?

obviously, your posts have nothing to do with this thread. AT least for me, i dont care who won.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gottabekin:
They won the super bowl
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shingers5:
This thread is filled with so many repeat posts its unreal. Loads of requests on how to flash Rom etc etc. I followed what chef posted to the letter and had no issues at all. Procedures are posted to be followed but alas the hasty man disregards this. So much clutter my god. Some posts are like essays geez.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rgvelez:
hi Sergio, this build is awesome, great work man. I only have one issue at the moment, at least for me, every time i restart the phone i lost the ringtone an notifications tone that i set and i need to set again and again every time i restart the phone. Thats the only bug i found, not a big problem at all but its annoying lol.

Again Sergio , thanks for your hard work i think i would keep your rom in my phone for the life of the phone and when a final version comes without

bugs i am prepared to make a nice donation to you my friend.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
By down loading the app "Folder Organizer" from the market.

Actually questions about this "folder" have been asked and answered already many times in this thread :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Maybe nice info for Twitter. But is it really necessary to post it here?

What would your reaction be if I give the results of the Dutch premium soccer league:rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
I think we'd all slit our wrists :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DarkAdonis:
Thanks for the super bowl update. I didn't watch it so I didn't know who had won
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JohnnyGipsy:
Sorry guys,

Not only Americans are in this forum! Super bowl oh wow... I came from Germany and I don't post soccer results. This is a handy Rom forum not a American sport forum.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Niek_66:
I have a problem receiving my mail. Receiving it through my Wifi connection is no problem but as soon when I use the 3G connection I cannot receive my e-mail.

Gmail, Hotmail and Exchange server is no problem. Everything works.

Only when I want to receive my mail from my internet provider it is not possible with a 3G connection, only Wifi.

Anybody an idea what the problem could be?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JohnnyGipsy:
My idea (don't know if right)

Your internet provider identify you with your ip. If you use WiFi you have your home ip the provider knows. If you use 3g you have a other ip (from your mobile provider) your internet provider don't know.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafiqzadah:
Seems You didn't read the other posts or missed something I guess, I gave him link to Aortega's FAQ and the Daf.exe included in that FAQ. It booted, just a bit laggy, like it was for me, but you just have to let the phone get used to it...

And reason behind giving him link to TWRP is the fact of it being so simple to use especially since Pain had problems with the whole android and recovery crap, just trying to make the experience better for him..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
I did yead all your posts, but one of the was (Yet another) link to TWRP RC1 which is a beta. Simple isn't always best, run with what you know first, then play.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
@rafiqzadah, bro I just read everything about Pain and you, thanks a lot for helping him and pointing him to my FAQS, but I think that the only thing was wrong, was the link to that tool, because instead of giving him a solution, you gave him more problems, specially if he was already desperate and frustrated, toolkit is not for Coredroid, maybe it helped you in another Rom, but not here my friend, it was more easy to tell him to flash the daf.exe file and then that he can reformat and make the sd partition straight over CWR, and then flash the Rom. But don't worry, I have learned, same as all of us, (tiger, ljjehl, ray, dadoctor, etc). the hard way, just like you at the beginning.

Thanks a lot bro:) everything's o.k. and I liked you tried to help a new coredrioder.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafiqzadah:
Omg. again... he used the Daf, nothing from the toolkit, He didn't partition from toolkit, NOTHING WITH TOOLKIT, it was from a previous post, that I had made Almost 11 months ago, but I had copied and pasted because it was early in the morning and it looked like he was in desperate need of quick and easy to follow instructions
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Oki bro, no problem. Let's stay cool. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Hi all!! Looks like a lot of crazy activity happening right now!! :confused::confused: ;);)

Since I was the one that started the newest CoreDroid GB craze (waiting for Sergio to settle down from overwork), I can also suggest using the stuff I have posted below my sig.

CD Links: Coredroid Install Notes: http://goo.gl/udmPL

CD GB V3.xx MAGLDR CWM3.2.0.0 install: http://goo.gl/Rqgty

Ksubedi's toolkit as well as others are not really a "made-to-fit" for the current CoreDroid roms, due to the boot size requirement. Therefore, the info I have posted is the best info I can give you right now. Let me know, thanks!

Of course, since you are in WP7, that requires another procedure before you can flash to android....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Just been catching up here a little. Made me smirk these posts, yes them did... :D

reminded me of my beginnings here with that darn toolkit gosh it should be written all over the place don't friggin touch it if you don't know what ur doing...

It gave me headaches once too. God bless that poor soul that he got over it now with the right CWR...

Tigermoto, just to leave one more comment on those SD Cards: i checked mine and set it up with sd booster and different cache sizes. I am well getting over 6Mbit too and its all down to the card in the end. I'd say the upper write speed limit sounds more like some 10 Mbit or so as thats what most screenies come down to. Have some screens over at the TBD Thread in case u want to see but it ain' that much interesting on the other hand... :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Couldn't agree more, check the Read speed on my Samsung Class 10, not touched SD booster yet, may do soon...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
You got Autosync turned on?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Hi grandmaster, 2 questions for you, when you flashed this Rom, your battery was 100% charged, because this Rom deletes battery stats at the time it is flashed, you may need to recalibrate your battery, also, your kernel and radio affects your battery too, let us know what you have please.

And the other one is: Did you back your sms, before flashing?, if you didn't, you can download some apps from market that do that. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Oki, one step at a time, your battery first, to recalibrate your battery, charge it at 100% then let it charge for another 20 minutes, then reboot, probably you will see your battery little bit low again, get a 100% again, once you get it, reboot again, once you get a 100% after reboot, charge it 20 minutes more, boot into CWR, then delete battery stats, restart your phone, use it until your battery gets 5%, then charge it again to 100% and use it again til your battery gets 5% again, you are done, your battery stats are set.

Just charge it as usual and try it, let me know bro:)

Now, let me see about your others issues, will be back soon ;)

Edit: bro, need to know what Rom you are using, kernel and radio please, can't see it in your avatar or signature
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafiqzadah:
First want to Apologize for giving ToolKit to the "new" guy and if I caused any trouble. And I ended up reflashing Coredroid 1.7 and I had forgotten that the default sense theme was SO AWESOME. My stupidity lead to it being deleted when I first flashed 1.7 and boy, to me once again this phone is a new born baby.

I sincerely thank the CoredDroid Team for their work and back you 200% no matter how long the next release is.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Bro, I'm sure your intentions are real good, I really appreciate your help, told you my friend, no problem, we luv ya :) :) :)

And many thanks ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Oki, 2.6.32.15 means you are using rafpigna's kernel 1.9 oc (is good)

Your radio is correct bro,

With that I know you are on Froyo 1.7, good

Now, tell me about your e-mail account: is it gmail, yahoo, hotmail, what kind of e-mail you have bro?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Oki, could you describe how did you set it, step by step ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
We really do appreciate your help and support on the thread, everyone makes mistakes and I can't hold the high card because I probably have made a few. Sneakyghost calls me up all the time to defend my words (don't think I haven't noticed Sneaky lol)

What you did was try to help, and we thank you.

And talking to DaDoctor last night....

1.8 maybe close.....

Lets just hope.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Honestly if you really want to use the toolkit just go into the install folder find flash.cfg file and edit from 5 to 10 boot and leave the rest alone...then you can change the partition and cache to what ever you want any time in the program and it will stay That way until you change it....

Sent from my HD2 using Energy Sensation XL Sense 3.5 and XDA Premium App!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Interesting :D

I never bothered to dive into that tool any deeper as i pretty soon found out about the DAf.exe n the CWM one can flash with it...

@Tigermoto:

remember me asking about cloning the EXT Partition? Still havent found a way but today my new Samsung arrived and i just got some minutes off the missus to try cloning **** over n i'm about to complete simply using cwm backup/restore. Am on the 4EXT Recovery currently n it gives a decent impression.

I remember u writing u where doing some cloning experiments yourself. May i ask how that went?

will be back next year. have good nye. ;-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Failed miserably mate, I'm sure I could do it but I couldn't be bothered. It would be easy if I had two SD readers but I haven't.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Happy new year to all of you bros and our families too!!!!!!.

Hope this year coming over be much better than this last one.

Thanks!!!!!:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
Happy New Year to all of You and may the new year a little bit better then the last one.

Thnak You for all the support and the who has needed that ;).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Happy new year to y'all!

Tiger,I succeeded with a fake cloning, I setup the partitions on the new card and then ran a cwm restore. That worked.

The new Samsung.MPAGA/EU is giving bad impressions though. It's really slow. Have to try with a fresh instal n c if it gets better then.

Sent from my TBD Runny 2.7b
[HD2 Android NAND Development] phikal:
Happy new year all !

With lots of flashing fun..

Guess the ultimate challenge will be a ICS sense build this year.

Lets see what 2012 will bring to our hd2.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
More goodies to delay us from replacing our phone, LOL
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
It's odd but I never tried that, I can see that it would work though.

I was planning on getting another card reader and using minitool to clone the partitions. That should make the new card identical to the old.....

More on that later.

Happy new year CoreDroiders, all the best.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Lol yea that was my idea you nicked it bro :p

Sent from my TBD Runny 2.7b
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
If you already said it i apologise, if not, well, mind reader lol.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Nah man we discussed this option up to the point that two readers where necessary because up till now there's no sd imaging software available like eg alcohol 120% for optical discs. No mind reading done here, just someone having an unreliable memory :D

I actually wonder why no one has come up with a software like that...

Sent from my TBD Runny 2.7b
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafiqzadah:
Lol my sound had completely disappeared. I had to Wipe Dalvik Cache and Cache just to get it back. It worked the night before no problem. Over night something must of happened? Woke up in the morning played youtube video, no sound tried another video, still nothing. Tried to increase decrease ringtone volume and still nothing. Ended up rebooting and STILL NOTHING. Wiped Dalvik Cache and cache and its all back to normal :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Had the same issue once, a normal reboot fixed it for me.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Just reread this post. No call dissing the memory bro..... Not cool lol.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Hey bro take it easy just joking...

I just bought a second reader but alas! It's not for cloning but because the first one died. Also I have the feeling that the secondary USB host controller on my Mainboard is damaged because various devices hooked to that chip have probs... Not sure tho...

Sent from my TBD Runny 2.7b
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HHarrie:
Hello! Haven't been here 4 a long time.

I'd like 2 flash version 3.1 with Tigermoto's install guide.

I have EU version, is this version good enough 4 the EU users?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Hi Hharrie,

Feel free to try 3.1 with my guide, I am personally an EU user, however, don't expect the speed or response you are getting on MIUI.

If you want super fast, hold on for 1.8...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
I am back here right now, because in other threads the noobs will not listen and when we older devs testing very intensive new things, the thank you goes to other guys. So sorry no more help..... This makes me very unhappy because i will help only. Ok then i am back to CoreDroid when i may :p;)

@Tigermoto:

the idea with google docs are great. I use it now too. I dindn't know that i can do things online.

BTW:

there is one new follower on my twitter accout (rooaarrr)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Well, although i am not a Dev, just an end user, i totally agree with you on the helping thing.

Some n00bs simply will not listen, however, we must persist. (as a Beta Team member, i think i have to lol)

The Google docs thanks absolutely must go to Aortega and his wonderful FAQ's, i stole the idea from him. Great though isn't it?

I have started following you on twitter, my phone found you and i couldn't resist LOL, make it worth it haha.

Good to see you here Mike, Gelukkig Nieuwjaar, en al het allerbeste voor 2012
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
Wel spoken bro, and thank you for the new year wishes in my language.

As you can see in my signature i am busy with testing procedures not only for android 4.x (i have to change the signature to all android versions). These tests can be done with every other versions to. The most are very simple to show the users whats going on. That can build know how for more then one guy, guys, dev and/or dev's.

Next things i will do, is to show how to install adb in a simple way first with no sdk's. Only work with it as simple as possible, ask for dmesg to get information about the nand or the partition system. That gives the devs more view on what the users tell us, he, he. We have more then one thread with the way of working but no document what every one can donwload and/or bring in new things. Second is to show how tu push files and set the correct rights, also what rights and groups are. I hope someone can learn from it. We can use it also for here, no issue at all and everyone can link to it. Possible there is a lot of work when a user stay open for these things and not allways postst with: this is not working but in the other rom, or i will that this is working. You are right sometimes it is a lol to read all this but it tells me that we humans have to go a very, very long way to stay open for new things. Oops, that kind of stuff i have heard once from a philosopher ;).

And i am glad to be back, because this thread have users who listen and help each other in a very different way. And when i can help a little bit then it is enough to give something back to the rom dev and/or team.

I am an old unix gay, you know, who have to teach others to work with it, and that nearly every day. So linux is only a little sister, or better a bigger sister in the meanwhile :D. And now it is enough text.... lets have a tee, coffee or a beer :cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ShockHTC:
Hello There i know its latee but the problem uccured now

i wanted to install an app form the Market but the installation was never endeing abou 10 Minutes , than i donwlaoded another the same thing i couldnt install it

Now i try to reboot but now my PHone Stucks on the "CoreDorid - Get you conencted" (Animated) Screen

I have EU phone 16GB card EXT partition is i think 1GB what happend form one minute to the other i couldnt reboot... ?

//

Already Cleared dalvik cache and cache etc. but nothing changed....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
it almost looks like you may have some sdcard corruption. Is your sdcard in "disk mode"? What rom did you install?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HHarrie:
You can get to flash Dansta's Recovery and let ut search for errrors on your sd card, helped 4 me ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HHarrie:
Ok, thanx. Will wait 4 v1.8 and be surprised again, because always loved CoreDroid but i went exploring some new Roms so was away 4 a while :)

By the way, i am on Energy Rom now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
That's good advice bro. I think 4EXT is where the future is going. Now all we need is an EXT 4 NAND driver. Then....... Well it'll be glorious.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Back on the never ending SD-Card Issue:

I sent my Samsung MPAGA/EU back as it performs way below the promised specs and my cheap mustang, altho not as reliable (keeps corrupting files) runs smoother.

The Shop will send a replacement, see if that is any different. I am nearly sure the Card i had is faulty.

On the other hand: i am also very sure my mainboards secondary usb is damaged. I wonder how much influence that had on my past installations of Android, if there had been a lot of corruption it certainly had some effect...

So guys, how is it going with the upcoming releases? I am still wondering. While the time is flying by, i prefer to spend it on other ROM's yet i am still anticipating a new CoreDroid experience...