yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Unfortunately not bro........

Taken from Twitter

Sergio76_Cell Sergio76

Due to personal reasons there's a delay on releases sorry for the trouble.

I'm curious why you want other people to test Kernels for you dude.... I mean, you aren't exactly new to XDA so one would assume you know how.

Sneakyghost also mentioned my kernel test

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17623683&postcount=17642

HierOS 1.8.3 didn't exist when i tested them so no test was done on this kernel so feel free and let us know......

Make sure you download the nobtfix version. But be aware that HierOS is based on a GB kernel and all functions may not work on FroYo.

Keep in touch...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
I'm currently in the process of swapping SD-Cards without having to re-setup.

My Plan is:

- backup via the new Recovery, remove Card from device

- Format the new Card as FAT32, Cluster Size 32, Primary with MiniTool

- Pull Card from PC, Insert old Card into PC (got just one reader)

- Pull CWM Recovery Backup to PC

- Insert new Card into Mobile and create EXT Partition with CWM

- Pull Card again, Insert into PC and put Recovery Backup onto it.

- then Restore using the latest Recovery

Question is: does CWM Backup write all data back to the ext and SD? do i need to install coredroid again before i run the Backup?

Should be possible without right?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Yeah CWM backs up the ROM too, so it should be fine mate.

As CWM writes an MD5 sum though, make sure not to rename the backup mate yeah....

Hope this helps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Actually i decided to copy the full content of the SD to the new one too just to see how the new Class 10 Card handles large amounts of small files with the mentioned formatting.

Its quite bad actually. It writes with approx. 8 Mbit / s which isn't much more than my old Sandisk Class 6 Card.

The New one is a cheapo Mustang Flash 16Gb Class 10 cuz freakin Samsung won't let the dealers have the brand spanking new shock proof Samsung MPAGA/EU Card. I was soooo looking forward to have that cuz its all water proof, magnetically shielded and shock proof but event tho i placed orders with 3 different dealers none had it in stock and when calling them they said they have no date for delivery because they are not getting the card either. so i was like hell yeah i'm gonna wait for it but then after six weeks i just couldn't hang on to it anymore and dropped all orders. Now i got some cheapo crap to bridge the gap. I'm quite curious how it performs tho cuz the guy at the shop said he's got it in his device too and he ain't got no probs and performance is cool.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Android doesn't like dead batteries...your data got corrupted.. and you didn't make a back first in cwm before? If not, wipe partition cache dalvik cache...delete all the Android folders from your sd card, ie .data,andriod secure ect...then do the steps to flash 1.7 install titanium and see if your app backups are there...if not, you're starting over
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
What i did to swap SD-Cards:

1.) backup via the new Recovery, remove Card from device

2.) Format the new Card as FAT32, Cluster Size 32, Primary with MiniTool at the same time

3.) Pull Card from PC, Insert old Card into PC (got just one reader)

4.) Pull all Contents of the Card, including the CWM Recovery Backup to PC

5.) Insert the new Card into Mobile and create EXT Partition with CWM at the same time

6.) Pull Card from Device again, Insert into PC and put all Contents including Recovery Backup onto it.

7.) then put new Card back into device and Restore using the latest Recovery

What happened: very slow boot like on first setup.

Very slow loading of everything, like cache had to be rebuild. Now i am watching...

No bugs so far...

The loading speed got better after some waiting. There must be some part missing in the Recovery process. The Setup after the Card switch doesn't appear to be identical. I can't explain the slow initial boot otherwise.

The Card seems not to improve the overall performance of the phone very much. I cannot notice any difference compared to the Class 6 card. A little disappointing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] liehuo:
Thanks for the feedback friend!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
@Sneakyghost. The slow initial boot will be the ROM rewriting the cache partition and the Dalvik cache. All will be as good as new soon.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Have you tried fixing permissions in CWM?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Unfortunately this went all wrong.

I just went for a drive with my Bluetooth connected. It kept losing connection. When I received a call 30 minutes later the phone crashed after hanging up. The screen went black and didn't come back on.

I had to reset and wipe cache. Now data doesn't connect, wifi is fine. ROM is no good no more...

Need to reinstall.

[EDIT]

Installed fresh over the old installation without formatting the sd.

Problem persisted. No data.

Now the interesting thing: thought I'd download some APN managing app, found one, re-did my apn and voila! All good. What amazed me was, that data worked a million times better than ever before in Android.so I checked the new apn and it was actually different from the standard apn. So my recommendation to everyone out there with data problems: check your apn! The App is called "APN Manager"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
So far i can see and feel this first contact with the CoreDroid Team and rom, it looks amazing really. I think i have found the next rom for my HD2.

Why i will change from WM6.5.x? It is because my rooted and deodexd SGT10.1 3G. My wish is to have the same base for both systems. Same apps and tools. And so far i can see has the CoreDroid Team done the right choices.

Hehe, a SGT10.1 with windows :D:D:D. But you don't believe it... there are users who ask to run windows on the tabs... Jesus let it rain brain, please.

Ok, next week i will follow the instructions to see what i get (bootloop ;))

Thankt You CD Team
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Hey bro, just, make a click in my banner and take a look, tell me then what you think. :)

Sent from my HTC SENSATION 4G COREDROID V2.6 RC3, using my hands:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
Thanks for the fast response!

I am busy right now on the docs and master home page. Jesus what a work. I really can imagine what's going on...

I know so may people around me with a HD2. All of them are tired about the wm times and i can understand that because i moving forward every day.

But i will not say that the wm time is over. No, no, what i mean is, people who moves forward every day......!!??

So when this is working, huhu. I know we have around 5500 people worldwide in our company and around 700 using still the HD2. Hehe, one post in our internal wiki system and you have a flood of new users.

I know this, because i have done the same with Laurentius Leo Rom, Cookie Hometab and many others. This will be the next fun.

And now have a nice and peacefull day bro.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
1st Status of flashing:

in the doc HD2_Coredroid_Intructions.zip i have found a possible mistake!?

I mean the First Time Flashing CoreDroid.doc!

Step 21: Using Volume down button move to "-mounts and storage" Thats OK

Step 22: Press end button (right)

Step 22 must be wrong, because then you come to a black screen. You can see only the yellow circle and the pat. I think it must be the LEFT button. Because i have used the left button in the second shot ;). And it was working.

2nd Update:

A possible new step: Step 33b: select - Yes - Install HD2_xxxxxxxxxxxxx, then use left button ;)

BTW: the flashing Background is done nicely.

3rd Update:

Flash was done without any further issue, only one point. The beginner is following the whole instructions. I HOPE.

So a possible additonal step is Step 36b: - Press the call button (left).

The first boot screen is a little bit blurry. Possible not all drivers are loaded at that moment?

The blurry effect can be fixed with 0.5% nosie or so. This is NO critic, i only writing down what i see.

The blue bootscreen is so cool and so fast, very well done Team. Really, this is amazing stuff.

I have to wait now 8 more minutes.

4th Update:

- After 5 minutes the rom was up. Wow, the CRT effect and the battery load icon animation are so cool.

- Then enter the pin code. Clear screen.

- Some little graphic glitches while the animation after the pin code.

- Then the error message that the android service well not act (Sorry no screenshot).

- After around 15 seconds the rom was up finally. What i see is my provider,

the time and the bottom graphic.

- Amazing work. A very big Thank You to the whole CoreDroid Team. I hope

i can help out and support you guys where i can. Ask me, what ever you want.

- Finally i have to play wtih it, juhuu.

5th Update:

- After a reboot i get this -> Error: Process com.android.phone is not responding (translation from dutch to english)

I only can close the popup or wait.... after 1 minute1 i have used close...

- after that i get the error popup -> Error: Process system is not reacting (translation from dutch to english)

I only can close the popup or wait.... after 1 minute i have used close...

- This comes up 2 times and then the input for the pin code pops up.

- oops, what that...

- After i have given the second time the pin code the phone tells me: Unlocking your SIM-Card and setting up your phone

(translation from dutch to english - Sim-Kaart vrijgeven en de telefoon instellen)

- every time the popup with the error message -> Process com.android.phone is not responding <- comes up

- every time when the lockscreen is active and i move the ring slider, the bootup scren appears

(HTC quietly brilliant - CoreDroid - Get You Connected) not more and no further action. An HD2 EUR512 issue?

It tells me also (topbar) that the 3G network is active. But it stucks by bootup screen when i unlock it. Only the ringer volume is working.

- reflashing ???

- My Radio is: 2.15.50.14

- Hard SPL is: 2.08

- I Think now i need help from you, guys
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pem1:
hi all i have installed the laytest rom on my htc hd2 euro version its all installed but running very very slow has anybody any ideas how to fix this ???? thanks in advance
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
that probably is the V3 gingerbread version of the ROM. That just is very slow. I tried that too and changed to the V1.7 which is working great. I think the V3 will soon be superseded by a new release. That is supposed to be way better. I think the V3 cannot be made faster.

@mike2nl

This system-process not responding issue I never had but yesterday after restoring a backup to a new SD card. It went away after fixing my APN a and some reboots. I had the suspicion that it was some timeout from the system trying to connect to mobile data but failing because of corrupt apn settings.

@devs and supporters:

Since the restore and new install from yesterday my screen has the wakeup lag. I actually never had that before in my phone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
Thank's to you. I will do it again with a different sd card and a new download. Possible a download issue. When this will not help after let say - 15 reboots. I will flash the v1.7. For v1.7 i have to wait 27 minutes ;-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pem1:
@Sneakyghost when i say slow 2mins to do something thats just to try to set it up ??? what size dose the daf.exe need to be for htc hd 2 euro version ?? i used this version Recovery_400M is this right ??? sorry for being a idiot but we all have to start somewhere lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Hi bro, the DAF.exe you have installed probably will not do.

Go into the folder containing the DAF.exe and you should find a file called "flash.cfg"

Open this in notepad and you should see something like this

(DO NOT USE THIS! KEEP READING PEOPLE) :)

misc ya 1M

recovery rrecov|ro|nospr filesize recovery-raw.img

boot yboot|ro 5M

system ya 400M

cache ya 5M

userdata ya|asize|hr allsize

This is really wrong for CoreDroid, change it to.....

misc ya 1M

recovery rrecov|ro|nospr filesize recovery-raw.img

boot yboot|ro 10M

system ya 390M

cache ya 5M

userdata ya|asize|hr allsize

Save and Exit, flash, enjoy.

Alternatively, you will find a link in my banner for the CoreDroid install files, where it's all done for you..... ;)

Hope this helps.

---------- Post added at 10:49 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:43 AM ----------

CoreDroid V1.7 should make you very happy dude, i've just come back from V3 to try a few things and i forgot how great it is. But there's a couple of things you need to know:

1. On first boot the keyboard WILL NOT work, skip setup and reboot when setup finishes, Then the GB keyboard will take over automatically, which works fine.

2. If you are a Gtalk user we'll have to explain how to install it, there was a slight error in cooking i believe, it's an easy fix though.

Welcome to the thread....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
Thanks for the hint Tigermoto. And yes v1.7 is working well.

So i/we have to wait for a new version at all, but that's no problem for me.

Version 1.7 is more then good enough to play and test the 1st things.

And i have to change now my signature for the HD2.

But for the *.doc i hope the updates will be done from the devs ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Really easy bro.

1. Turn the phone off.

2. Keep hold of the power button until MAGLDR appears.

3. Use the Vol +/- key to get to AD Recovery and press Call button

4. Now ClockworkModRecovery should boot

5. Use the Vol +/- key to get to Advanced and press the Call button

6. Use the Vol +/- key to get to Fix permissions and press the Call button

7. Use the Vol +/- key to get to yes and press the Call button

8. Press the End key to go back to the main screen and press Call over "Reboot system now"

Hope this helps...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pem1:
ok m8 i will reflash it with the new settings fingers crossed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dic3ptor:
Welcome to the CD thread! I think the new version will come in the near future! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Sorry to hear that bro, using most of the same steps as before, wipe the cache and Dalvik cache in CWM and fix permissions again.

Note: bootup after this may take ten minutes.

If this doesn't work, clear user data/settings in CWM but backup first.

If that still fails. I believe that it's reflash time mate.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Good to see you bro... And we can only hope.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
Thank's for the hint. And i know the future is near by, so as allways ;).

BTW:

v1.7 is running with high speed. Also when i have installed 30 apps in short time. Really faster then the original WM6.5.x from HTC and the very good Leo Roms from Laurentius.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Lol dude if you've ever run dutty's Winmo you'd know that'll never be achieved by any Droid on the HD 2.

Devs please gimme sum help with 2 questions:

-The screen wakeup lag- any idea how to fix?

- Mic is really low when using bt headset. Is there a fix for that?

Damn my wife is blocking the PC all day and I can't do a proper research. Pain on the phone...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
try this for bluetooth mic issue http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1031936

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1019565

I think it says it's for GB roms...look in the market for it...... also, try this one also..

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.hd2.util.audio&feature=search_result

Haven't been using 1.7 lately, as I have been currently devving the V3 GB....so I can't give you any support on the screen lag. Maybe Aortega's docs has an answer here....you may be able to use the aggressive settings of Auto Memory Manager to increase the responsiveness of the screen lag wakeup. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.lim.android.automemman&feature=search_result
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mike2nl:
I know, i know, but at least i have used the Laurentius Rom what was very fast and stable. But back to Android on the good old HD2!

Sent from my SGT10.1 3G using my hands and brain ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
you can DL sdtools from Market: https://market.android.com/details?id=ales.veluscek.sdtools&feature=search_result

this will check your card for quality and to see if it's a fake. Also you can get sdcard booster: https://market.android.com/details?id=de.mehrmann.sdbooster&feature=related_apps

to increase the read speed to max, so the lag will be lessened
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Few things mate:

1. Wiping cache is not in advanced, it's in the main menu.

2. Deleting and restoring Titanium should not delete it's backups.

3. Does sound like a dodgy card

4. 70-79% ain't bad for the display. It's normal.

All in all though, it is beginning to sound like a dodgy flash mate, might be an idea to try again.....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Thank you gonna try tomorrow gotta look after me missus tonight aint got no time soz dudes...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fyuecd2:
First I want to thank everyone that has made this ROM very beautiful and very responsive, I have been running it for a few days but only problem is none of my weather, and friend stream do not update, i searched for an answer but no luck, any help will be thankful. I have froyo 1.7 on us tmo, thanks a lot guys.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Silly question, but you have background data switched on?

and automatic updating?

Are your APNs okay?

try these three and let me know dude....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fyuecd2:
yes everything is correct.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Just to comment the above problems Tigermoto (for your consideration),

lately, or better precisely spoken, since my restore on a new SD Card and a semi-fresh install afterwards i am observing most of the aforementioned problems too, including but not limited to:

- Battery Drain is higher

- Data loses connection and needs to be re-enabled manually

- The APN was crap and needed adjustment (probably corrupt files??)

- Screen wakes up slow (4 secs), uninstalled Proximity Screen Off but didn't fully fix it (got better though).

- Screen goes OFF very often when touching it. It's not the Sensors being covered.

- BlueTooth Mic gain is crap (thanks for the fixing hints but hadn't had time to go for that, sorry)

As i mentioned yesterday i was going to reflash from scratch to see if things persist, because then i'd need to accuse my new SD Card of being at fault but i just read that the friends of Team Blue Droid are starting over with a new release, supposedly fixing all issues (well well). SInce my time is limited i decided to use it for that one for now and come back once your new releases are ready to go. Sorry.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Okay mate, i'll have a rethink and get back to you. Did you mention which Version you are using? V1.7 or V3?

That is rather high, but not unusual.

How old is your battery?

Are you disabling Data when not in use?

Bro, i'm just an end user like yourself, it's not my ROM LOL

However, i'm pretty gutted you are leaving (However temporarily), and i can understand some of your problems for sure, especially on V3, but i know the team are working hard on V3.1,

Do watch the thread though my brother, things may happen quite quickly....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Tigermoto,

i am aware u are just an end-user too but still you have proven to be capable of thinking through the matter very well and come up with some helpful ideas. Also, you were just discussing those probs with people so i chucked in my bit. Nothing more. Of course the Devs and Supporters here may also take my notes into consideration.

And also, i am probably not leaving, i am just very curious for that TBD Rom which i think is very pretty and i wanna see that too. I will most likely be back for the Ginger ROM here once it surfaces. I will watch this Thread very closely, like every 30 minutes or so using TapaTalk (makes staying in touch incredibly easy hrhrhr...).

And also, i am currently wiping the new SD-Card, filling it with zeros to make sure its very very clean and even, checking for bad blocks on the NAND will be the next step to make sure the base is right and then i run another CD Install. Think i can afford the time. Will see in 30 Minutes how it went.

[EDIT]

Think my Mustang Flash 16GB Class 10 Card might be total crap. Formatting with MiniTool: yes. Filling with Zeros using MiniTool: yes. Formatting it with CWM 5.0.2.6: FAIL. Bad Disk. Formatting it again: Now Succes but no drive letter assigned (as it usually would). Tried to assign drive letter using EASEUS Home: Fail. Card couldn't be mounted. Tried again using MiniTool: Now successfully mounted. Copying Install-Files to card: just 8 Mbit again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
@sneakyghost Lose CWM 5 dude, I downloaded it from your link and it's awful. It can't even clear Dalvik. It just errors out and goes back to menu.

I have heard bad things about mustang cards, but when you are using a bad CWM all sorts can go wrong.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
It says cleared dalvik but if you read the log it says couldn't find cache-dalvik on ext or something like that.

the interesting part is, i had that with the recommended Recovery (3.x.something) too. It just is no difference. Actually i was looking into the new recovery with this "bug" in mind. It just is the same mate. really.

It is working grant for me in all aspects otherwise. I haven't noted any disadvantages yet. The new install is up and currently settling. I will have a look onto it now.

[EDIT]

ROM appears to run smooth and good, no errors so far. Installed ProximityScreenOff newly and now it works again. The bugs seem to be all gone. I think this Restore and Reinstall never worked out right. I have no idea why tho.

Will not test any further for now. Want to see that other ROM. The only thing i can't look into right now is the BT Mic gain thingy. But i assume it will be gone too.

[EDIT 2]

The Sound Effects Dolby Mobile and SRS aren't working but never were. I assume that is a known thing right?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Bro, you have been struggling a lot with your new sd card, do this please:

1.- format your sd card completely with minitool or easeus full size, partition as primary and FAT32.

2.- Then make the ext3 partition to 1024 or 2048, is up to you, (not EXT2 or EXT4) with the same tool. Not from CWR.

3.- Copy from your PC, not from the phone, the .zip file for Froyo V1.7 and insert it to the phone, make sure the sd card engages in the phone, it happened to me that the phone does not recognize my sd card because it was not well inserted.

4.- then connect your phone being off to your computer and boot into bootloader (3 color) screen, perform TASK29, then MAGLDR, then the stock DAF.exe file for Coredroid, don't use any other please.

5.- then, when you boot into CWR, clear cache partition, then Dalvik cache, then go to mounts and storage and format boot, system, cache and data, could be that the phone remains some settings from your former sd card, then flash your rom, let me know please. I know that performing TASK29, MAGLDR and the DAF, and doing all the clear and formats i just told you could sound redundant, just to make sure you really are getting rid of everything left in the phone.

6.- when you reboot the phone after flashing, you know, skip everything in the setup wizard and let the phone land for about 5 to 7 minutes, then reboot in order to get your keyboard activated and go to apps and run the setup wizard.

7.- set it up, it should work, if not, let me know please.:):):)

About the The Sound Effects Dolby Mobile and SRS, they are suppose to work with your headset, have you tried yet like that?