yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] robstillholdin:
hmm...how long is the normal wait?.......I just reflashed everything from task 29...about to try my luck
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
My dear friend. As I've posted it works very well on v1.6.

Even confirmed by a few guys.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Just the one I've mentioned. It works great on my EU Leo.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dic3ptor:
HEHE, after a second look i see that you wrote it! :D

Thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HHarrie:
Is this done with Sergio's permission?

He guys,

Have you seen this :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1184718

Don't beieve there is permission by the CoreDroid team as i can remember something similar like this happened be4 and there were a lot of angry people around this forum :D

So ban or spank??

:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Don't know. I will contact Sergio to ask him. Thanks for the info.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Maybe this chef has Sergio's permission as he is not anymore attending this thread, the moderators will know about this by themselves. It is way sad to all of us (coredroid addicts) watch how this thread is vanishing day by day. :(

Maybe a rude, painful, sad, and non expected clarification from the coredroid team would be better than just let the thread die like it is right now. I'm really disappointed, but, who cares?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Egrier:
Hey guys,

I hope I'm posting this in the right thread but, I have this rom installed on my TMOUS HD2 Magldr edition and love it! I was going to back up my apps with Titanium and noticed my System ROM only has 28.6mb left. Is this a cause for concern? Everything seems to be running fine. Sometimes I have an occasional freeze up when I run an app but most of the time it is running flawless.

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ekvirus:
where can i found the daf.exe for the [HD2_CoreDroid_Desire_HD_GB_V3_RV]. i used the daf.exe from the previous version V2 and i have glitches on the battery and generally on flash
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Daf from v2 is fine. Is the same for all Coredroid builds.

Glitches is normal on all GB builds. Read first page.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Hello my friend.

Why so negative. We all care. Sergio and the team is not leaving this thread that easy.

Maybe Sergio its just busy with his daily work. Remember his post a couple of days ago. He will come up with some revised builds. But the GB builds are hard to improve at this moment. And we all know why.

V1.6 is so good and Sergio is a prefect. So v1.7 will only be released if it is definately better than v1.6.

That means that new Coredroids will only be released if they are better than the previous ones, which will take time.

Regards

Wanahave
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
@Wanahave,

You are the only beta member that has posted here in recent weeks. Since you are the newest member, it's almost looking like others are leaving enmasse....

Take Rayheath for instance. He was the most vocal poster here...... **shrugs**

well, the CoreDroid banner is still staying on my sig until "the fat lady sings" !! :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ntluan:
May i use this tweak on CoreDroid 1.6 rom ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1050283
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Egrier:
Yep, I'm not jumping ship anytime soon either. This is an awesome rom!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
You can do anything you like on your own device. So tweak as much as you like. As long as you keep it for yourself and not post it as a new build without permission of Sergio (in this case).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] daysey:
Hi Wanahave, sure the GB builds are hard to improve but I couldn't use Coredroid GB v3 for my daily use, stayed with it for like 3 days and had to revert to v1.6.

However, tried my hands on the Pyramid build by Dungphp yesterday and I surely can tell you right now that it is very stable and good for daily use though no eye candy like Coredroid. I'm using UOT to tweak it a little to get some candy into it though ;), but nothing like Coredroid.

Just a suggestion, maybe Sergio can look at the base ROM for the HTC Pyramid, seems it has a better promise for our HD2.

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ntluan:
Wtf are you saying about? Are you open the link and see what is it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Please watch your language :)

I've opened the link and read what the script is doing. It is your decision to undress your ROM.

But maybe Sergio can confirm my statement, or throw me out of the team if I'm wrong.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
LOL That's the role of the newbie team member:)

Doc and Ray will be here if the difficult questions are coming again after a new build has been released.

Right now all questions have been asked and answered. And thanks to Aortega's FAQs all well recorded.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ntluan:
yes, if you worry about your position in CoreDroid team so dont say anything, I'm not only ask you and force you to answer me. i just want to ask is it compatible with coredroid rom. and every thing you may want to say is "yes, it's compatible or not". If you dont know, ok, notthing, let someone told me. dont say like I'm going to steal CoreDroid team's work.

ps: sorry for my very terrible english, hope you can understand me :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
That may be true, but I never thought Ray would be silent for this long.....does not sound like his style....... :confused::confused::confused::confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
I think we have a mutual misunderstanding. Indeed, my Dutch English is not the same as yours.

I'm not saying that you are going to steal Sergio his Coredroid work. Just said that you may do with your phone what you like as long as you keep it for yourself. Please do not draw any conclusions.

I don't know if it is compatible with Coredroid. You should try. If you make a CWR nandroid backup first, you can always restore your present build.

And no, I'm not afraid for my position in the team. I was only trying to say that if I am wrong, Sergio should say so.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ntluan:
ok, thanks you. and btw, i installed tons of app and game on my phone. every time i do a Nand backup it must take at least 20-30 minutes, and the same time to restore. lol. :eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vvveith:
That is not his reason for asking!

I believe he was looking for advice i.e. if it was something that would work or mess up his device. I don't think he was wondering if he could make a new port of this ROM. :eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
That's right. And that's what I said. The advice was that he could do what he wants. It never crossed my mind that he had intentions to make a new ROM. I just said that for your own purpose, you can tweak your phone.

So he asked for advice, and I gave him advice. Nothing more, nothing less.

We are only here to help in a positive and constructive way. That's the beauty of XDA.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] explicitsoundz1984:
Hello there, I was wondering if you can help me. I am a newbie to this Android Rom flashing world. I have finally decided to ditch wm 6.5 and make the move to Android. I want to flash the HD2 CoreDroid HD GB 2.3.3 V3 Rom to my HTC hd2. Its my first flash ever, no upgrade from previous versions etc. So far i have installed HARDSPL 2.08 and MAGLDR 1.13. I am confused as to what recovery size partiton to use with this rom. I found a thread http://forum.xdadevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=1044830 its has 3 files i can download and install

- Recovery_150M_system_44M_cache[v3.0.2.4].zip

- Recovery_250M_system_10M_cache[v3.0.2.4].zip

- Recovery_400M_system_4M_cache[v3.0.2.4].zip

Do you know what file i should use? I have read HD2 CoreDroid DesireHD GB R3 Release Version Installation Instructions, but still confused as it referes to upgrading. Am i right in thinking that the EXT partion on the SD Card needs to be set to 1024MB, It is a 32GB Capacity, if it is set more, does it have any undesired effects or is 1024mb plenty for apps etc. Also is there anything else i need to be aware off with this project? Really appreaciate your help on my first HD2 android Adventure:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] explicitsoundz1984:
P.s it is a EU HD2 version
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ntluan:
Just download files on wannahave signature, it's instruction and CWM to install.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4all:
The instructions indicate the .cfg CMR required for installation, I know that in some post of the thread, more than 14,600, must have asked this question a question .. Is Leo Rom is valid for 512 EU? o Leo is valid only for 1024 EU? :confused:.

Although the name of Rom CoreDroid HD2 HD V3 GB EU & TMOUS 2.3.3, the GB I think makes it clear, I am left wondering if you can install on a Leo 512.Thank you very much

Best Regards :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Roms are for both Tmous and eu leo. For Leo 512 EU you have to make a ext3 partition of 1024/0 as written in the first time flashing doc. For Tmous 1024 you can skip these steps.

Check my signature and download the package. You will find all you need in it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4all:
Thanks, try and see that it is installed.

Best Regard :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vvveith:
Not very helpful nor even worth stating.

Your answer to his question was not helpful or constructive, you'd be better saying nothing at all. The way you replied the first time was very unkind and implicating. Perhaps giving a little more thought to how you word yourself would be quite helpful and less, "Don't try to make a copy of this rom and do what ever you would like to your device." He was asking if anyone knew if this program would work on his device. If you have not tried it and do not know, say that or don't say anything. Check your attitude because all we have to go on is your words, not your intention. Even he got the same impression from what you stated.

I've been hanging out in these forums for quite a long time, I have watched and read every post of anything I am interested in, I have seen many helpful posts and many that were to high minded to help the noob. Not everyone is familar with XDA and so is anxious to flash something new on there device. They may be unaware of how to use the search function and they may not care to read through every single post as many of us do, but one thing I have learned is that if I don't know something, I don't say anything, which is most of the time. If I can truly be helpful, I make an effort to do so, sometimes by replying to the individual PM style so as to not make him feel singled out and stupid.

Your statement was neither helpful or kind. Most people know that they can do what they want with their device, some are afraid to experiment on their own because they need their phone working and don't want to take unneccesary risks. I know that everyone was a little up in arms over someone else making a port of this very ROM and saying he had the developers permission, but in all my years here, that has seldom happened and I'm sure it will be handle in a upright manner. I don't think many people would be so blazen in their rip off of someone elses work.

Just remember, if it is not helpful, and you don't know, say I do not know or nothing at all. If you feel led to say more, PM the individual so us defenders of the poor don't have to make statement about checking yourself! Peace.;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Never thought this would happen to me. With deepest respect for everybody I just wanted to help. The guy himself accepted our misunderstanding. Unfortunately you did not. Therefore you start flaming me and accusing me of a certain disrespectful behaviour.

Please stop this. Leave it. I'm just one of the many people who really wants to help. Just look how many people thanked me already. They didn't do that because I'm such a person you're saying I am.

Sorry that you still misunderstand me. Can we go on now?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] explicitsoundz1984:
Thank you all for your help, from what i have gathered this rom requires a big partition, so i have decided to install this version which has 400mb partition "Recovery_400M_system_4M_cache[v3.0.2.4].zip". Do i need to do a task 29 data wipe at anypoint? I had factory stock WM6.5 rom, i then carried out HARDSPL 2.08, then i installed MAGLDR v1.13. So now im going to install CWM v3.0.2.4. Then create a ext3 partion on SD card of 1024MB and then install CoreDroid Rom. Does that sound right to you?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Did you download the package in my signature as ntluan suggested?

In this you will find DAF.exe with the right partition size (390), and also the "first time flash CoreDroid" installation instructions.

You want to install the GB v3 version on your EU Leo. Our EU Leo has limited memory and this V3 Gingerbread build is pretty heavy. So it is possible that you will find it not that smooth as you maybe expect.

As first time flasher you could also try the Froyo V1.6 build which is very fast and stable and perfect for daily use.

You will find it also on: http://coredroidroms.com or to make it easy: http://hotfile.com/list/1335611/19f8a51

Task29 will not be necessary.

Check also your radio. 2.15.50.14 is perfect.

Good luck and welcome to CoreDroid:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] murderdollpf:
after using v3 for weeks, finally decided to go back to 1.6 for daily use.

it´s just amazing how smooth and fast it is! thanks again for this masterpiece!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] explicitsoundz1984:
Thanks wanahave, You have been very helpful, yeh i downloaded your package, its excellent with all the user guides. As i am a first time flasher, i will try out this V3 rom. otherwise i will load V1.6 Froyo. Does this version have Flashplayer 10.3 or is that sumthing i can download from the android market? If i Do install this rom, will my current cwm partion as listed in your package be good enough?

I will be back again, this flashing roms like getting a new phone:)

Thanks again
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4all:
Increased speed and improvements SD Ram

After installation ... you notice how heavy and large the Rom in the post installation, such as a mouse pulling a cart!!!! :eek:

Finally, with patience ends, but with a sense of shock movements, no fluids are other resources, so I started to "tune" the Ram and resources:

.SD Speed Booster ---------------------------other-------------------.SD Speed Increase

Maximize the value of the read/write on the SD, had a reading levels-scrip--- 2/10 sd class:2--- to ---4/14 sd class:4 -----the most impressive

.SD Card Speed test

CLASS 2: minima 2 MPBS

CLASS 4: minima 4 MBPS

CLASS 6: minima 6 MBPS​

I tried to apply what I needed ... to move the cache to the SD Dalvik with A2SD + , but they appreciated this ROM is not supported. Could use another method? o Add support in future versions? in this way would go more smoothly and improve resource Sense free to work better.

Thank you very much, very good job

Best Regards :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HHarrie:
Maybe Wanahave was in a bad mood but i think the problem was due to language :)

Don't blame him, he is also doing and helping the best he can, but probably also waiting for a new v1. 7 explosion of a Rom from Sergio ;)

Like you wrote : Peace :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Glad I could help you. I hope you enjoy it. You can always push the "thanks" button i you like :).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Thanks HHarrie for surporting me.

Actually I was not in a bad mood. But it was a matter of not being understood for sure.

Funny think was that between me and ntluan it was sorted out already. So I still don't understand why this member treated me like this.

Fortunately those who know me, know better. And yes, also other (team) members have been flamed in the past, so it was my turn this time LOL :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
And you vvveith?, what you have done for helping others?, this is not the first time you are coming trying to blame others, you already touch me with your "peace" after telling me: "may god heal your flashing illnes", you know what?, wanahave is the only one from the team right now trying to help people, if you felt he didn't, why you didn't either instead of blaming wanahave, for all the years you have in XDA, grow up and stop doing this when you disagree with somebody else, if you want to be respected, you gotta begin helping others, is so easy to write something like you just did, helping others is not that easy, why you don't try?, why is so difficult to you to be a nice member?. If you can't, then don't write nothing. "May god heal you anger". My god!, what a people we have right here!.

Wanahave, my friend, don't feel bad about this "member", the best you can do is ignore him, her, I don't know what it is, is like a cat hidden in the bushes ready to atack.

And vvveith, don't bother yourself answering me, this is the last time I waste my time with you.

Sent from my HD2 using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HHarrie:
Mo

I say Amen :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] G-L-T:
4 all,

Before i go to the CoreDroid DHD Thread, i was traveling for a long time here at the HD2 CoreDroid thread. And i can say all the guys from CD are great, and they always help where they can (the DHD CoreDroid guys too :D)!!!

So don't disrespect to these Guys :mad:...this thread has on of the best support!! ;)

[Edit] and Aortega you make a great work with the FAQ, thanks!!!

Regards

GLT
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gln003:
I think the one person who has to keep still are you. Wanahave is one of the members here who has helped other people who asked for help in many ways. If you seem to have a holy anger about him keep your mouth. It will be the best for all of us :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Boy this thread has turned into a soap opera.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] voncrane:
yep...kudos 2 d scriptwriter...shall we audition for d season finale? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vvveith:
No biggie!

I know everyone was a little worked up about the person who did take liberties with this ROM and started his own thread. He did not have permission and he even went as far as to change the name while thanking the team. So I understand where our friend Wanahave was comming from. I had no hard feelings or anything like that but I think many of us need to realize that our words (type) do not convey the spirit behind our meanings, so many things can be read the wrong way.

I also understand that all of us are in diffrent countries and time zones so one person may post something one day at his time and another might not even read it until the next day. I try to keep up on all the RAM's that I'm somewhat interested in and be well informed in case I ever need to flash my device again. I'm very content with what I have and it has worked flawlessly for my wife and I now for over a year. So I stop in and usually have a little reading to do to catch up with the end of the threads. Sometimes I reply to something and the very next page as the response and I find my post was not even neccassary. Oh well, such is life. But what I read and how I comprehended it was the way it appeared to me.

It's been dealt with so now it's just a little water under the bridge. If we don't share something we feel, we will never know what to think. I stand corrected and I guess so do all involved. Yes, Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vvveith:
By the way!

The flashing illness I spoke of was intended as humor, I really sincerely apologize if anyone took offense to that. My spirit was humor not demeaning. My apologies.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4all:
Hello, my friend, i think you get confused, or included in a situation that HAS NOTHING TO DO with me :D, if you read well only 3 post I inserted a reference to ROM support for the EU 512, flash.cfg and the installation of the ROM and how to improve the speed of read / write the SD.

I do not know that relates to the situation that is generated before entering and posting in the thread, read backwards, I think that some user posting any issue due to problems of language syntax is understood one thing when actually meant another. .. is more or less what I read, I have nothing to do with it. Thank you very much. Please read again backwards, post.....14675,676,678....14681...14688.....14689..etc

Best Regards :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] confuse1990:
G-Mail

Can anyone confirm that the gmai app is missing ?!

under settings -> synchronize -> googlemail -> i only see googe notification +, calender and contacts..where the is point for synchronize mail, is an important feature...

is it possible to provide an apk to install the missing gmail app ?!

need it urgently,thx in advance
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4all:
Hello, no, you have it in "Applications", I've tested and works correctly, click on "Inbox" in the top left and displays the menu of your account.

Best Regards :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] confuse1990:
can you please take a look what version do you have ?

i found an apk gmail.apk in ver 2.3.2, is that the correct one ?

\\EDIT:

in my attachment you that my downloaded file, don´t have the important file -.-

can anybody check this. i need gmail.apk and googlemailsyncapadter.apk

thx in advance
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4all:
The version 2.3.4.1, but before you read this you better .....

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile/thread?tid=238802989b888e9c&hl=en

Best Regard :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wanahave:
Apologies accepted.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BeeJayFL:
I flashed this, and my phone keeps on restarting. I get the green HTC logo with CoreDroid at the bottom for like 30 seconds, and then the phone reboots.

Any suggestions? What size recovery do I need btw?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4all:
Hello, it would be helpful to know the steps you followed to install and what version of HTC HD2 you, Leo 512, 1024.

I hope you understand that just giving the error is very generic and very difficult to guess all :D

Best Regard :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] BeeJayFL:
Changed the recovery flash now, and flashed new.

Now Im stuck at the blue spinning CoreDroid

I have an EU HD2 512

Edit: Lots of failed graphics (small lines and such things) when something is pressed

Edit2: process com.android.phone is not responding (cant get further)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
O

Guys, the instructions are on my banner:) there's everything you need.

Sent from my HD2 using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 4all:
You must partition, first from the SD CMR_advanced with minimum of 1024 or 2040 of space with a swat of 128. (Note: This clears all SD, so leave it empty, then copy everything you need inside).

Flash Rom and has expected, the ROM is very, very, very heavy, because of all the languages ​​on boards​​, seems to have left, but not compel them to follow, first cost anything to move or enter the initial configuration, but eventually you can finish

configuring it to your regional settings, connections, etc ...

OK and wait, let it finish

Once loading is complete, check which jobs are beating the framework of Frames of sense, it is because it is resource heavy, try several alicacione download these resources Apps 2 SD (A2SD) by moving applications to the SD, improves speed read / write with Test speed SD Card, up to maximum speed.

Task constantly checks the "Task manager" on the applications, which are closing in the background consuming resources

Little or nothing else we can do until we have this support A2SD+ GUI Rom, this application is more than to spend more resources to the SD Ram.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dic3ptor:
Hi all

Does anybody know if it is possible to become only the Sense 3.0 Lockscreen on the 1.6 ROM? Maybe as a flashable zip?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Do you mean "liked" as patensas did?

Sent from my HD2 using my hands :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dic3ptor:
Dont know who patensa is. :D I mean that lockscreen with that ring.