yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SHoWa147:
Which is better, Tytung or Rafpigna?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Check to see what's using the battery in settings.

There are many possible causes of battery drain that might have nothing to do with the build (GPS on, live wallpaper etc). As it is only you who is suffering this, it's worth checking the cause before you dump the build.

I'm getting over 18 hours with normal use out of a full charge.

(I'm getting well over a year's charge if I turn the phone off!!);):p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Try them both... see which works best for you.

Switching is easy with CWM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fabio.antonucci:
Same issue!!!!

Same issue!!!!

+1
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marscandybars:
to clarify

now that this entire rom is on nand.. i no longer need to partition my memory card right? Cuz i don't see a reason to partition now... can anyone clarify?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] enrierosi:
For me Rafpigna is the better! Very fast and smoth g sensor work fine,battery drain still 3/5 mA quadrant over 1800.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] d1m0n69:
Sergio76, good rom really.

I have 1 opinion to make this mutch easier about correct files and downloads:

MD5 (Message-Digest algorithm 5) for the archieves, so people could check hash after download, belive me its very handy, so noone going to install any corrupted/not fully downloaded rom anymore.

=)

cheira me que Es portugues! xD
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
You will still need to partition you sd card. Just follow Sergio´s instructions. It will work. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Which kernel?

Sorry, I didn´t answer these two questions....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Auralol:
Why my accelerator doesnt work? Teeter and all this stuff doesnt work :S same was on MDJ builds
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mahmoud1594:
no one can help me to upload the nand on megaupload or any other??????

i live in egypt and many problem in hotfile
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thermax04:
Hi all

I have also HD2 Tmous (1024 MB internal memory) and running sergio rom v1 with sd-ext 1024MB partition.

But I cant understand the above posts:(, Can some body explain it to a noob guy:rolleyes:

I left this post 1 week ago and came back today and went through the whole thread but I found no reply, I found v1.1, and one file only, Is it for both Tmobile US and EU?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sergio76:
Ok will do that.

A mim tambem me cheira k tu es. Lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rudyfastcat:
Question ???

Sorry to ask this question again but I posted a few days ago and got no reply...

Is there any way to get English(United States) on this Rom ? :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rhacy:
Download morelocale from the Market and set it to US English.

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android NAND Development] KukurikU:
You can also try the Partition Wizard: http://www.partitionwizard.com
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
In the script manager, did you check, Run as root?

These are the instructions:

Installing/Using:

1. Download the attached V6_SuperCharger_for_Android*.txt script and save to your sdcard.

... Do NOT run the V6 SuperCharger install script at boot!

2. Load the script (V6_SuperCharger_for_Android*.txt) into Script Manager and select "Run as Root."

3. Touch the screen for the soft keyboard or slide out the keyboard and get SuperCharged! Just pick an option!

4. READ the script's output!

5. Afterwards, READ the html HELP FILE in the root of your SD Card!

6. Disable "Lock Home in Memory" if your ROM has this option.

install requirements

1. Rooted Phone. (hehehe)

2. Script Manager or Terminal Emulator to run the script. I used Script mgr.

3. Busybox 1.18.2 OR LOWER - 1.18.3 or newer are VERY much a hassle with errors that should NOT be errors! (Currently running the default BB with no issues)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
I've never tried it, but Ljjehl is currently using it on GB.

If he's around he may be able to assist

I was going to but it looks like a lot of effort for something i don't think i need

@Ljjehl You must've slept. Too quick lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
I followed the steps but when it tried to write the values it says can't write permission denied after each line
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
make that, no sleep at all....sleeping with the eyes wide open...LOL It must be contagious...what did you give me? LOL
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
It's only 4:30PM, it's the daylight that's stopping you lol

after 24 hours, the stress doesn't help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
I think supercharger is only for gingerbread
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
He'll correct me if i'm wrong, but i'm sure Ljjehl told me that.

If not, only useful on that
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Yeah I thought he said it didn't help not it didn't work...but i've tried everything...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Technically, it will work for all Android Roms. Whether it actually is useful is another story. The RAM has to actually get down to the minvalues to be worth it's weight in gold.

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@DJ, please explain what you did. I need to know if you did everything
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
I followed every step including changing busybox to 1.8.2...when I select the script I want it starts and each line says can't write and permission denied...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
I will try this tomorrow DJtheraven and see if i can get it to work.

My battery is low right now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Ok I posted this on the supercharger thread also..it's almost like my phone is write protected
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Can i ask why you think you need it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Cause the way my phone acts when it's on a long time with the amount if apps I have I think I need the memory boost
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Okay mate, just asking.

Have you tried elixir?

https://market.android.com/details?id=bt.android.elixir&hl=en

that way you can see your free memory
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DeadEndRoad117:
I installed supercharger on gb v3 and ran option 6 which was moderate or something like that, didn't really seem to do too much. still crashing and rebooting.

re-ran script and and use option 3, which was agressive 2. Phone runs like its hopped up on crack, almost like its supercharged or something (haha). So much more responsive and battery has only gone down 35% in 10 hours with moderate use.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
The difference is you're on gingerbread with sense 2.1 (with added bits of sense 3.0)

It's a lot more memory hungry.

I'm on an EU512 with 92 apps installed and i never have less than 100MB free memory on v1.7
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DeadEndRoad117:
Sense is taking on average about 85mb RAM. I'm using the Tmous1024 and I'm rarely over 100mb free RAM. Before the supercharge, I was averaging 40mb free RAM, after I'm getting about 70mb average. Almost every froyo ROM I've used has 175mb RAM free on average but I get that its because it isn't as RAM hungry as gingerbread
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Try 9
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ljjehl:
Option 9 works great for me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
That'll be because of the extra 128MB or RAM you have. :(

Some of us have EU512's with 448MB of RAM LOL
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
Please is there any blackberry messenger application for android?

sent from my HTC HD2 coredroid v1.7
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Try Whatsapp

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.whatsapp&hl=en

There's a version for android, blackberry, symbian and iFruit lol

Hope this helps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Right mate,

Just installed it with no trouble whatsoever.

As to whether it's doing anything, i will run it for the rest of the day and confirm or deny it's usefulness to me at 8:30 (8 Hours from now)

Never had any issue with errors,

did you click run as root? Only reason i ask is because run at boot is right next to it.

And which script for supercharger did you download?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
See after leaving my phone on all night I have 45mb of running memory left...that's why I need supercharger...things start to run slower...and spb might get restarted or my phone will hot reboot if I install anything...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
45MB!!! My Lord!! how?

It's looking good by the way, normally have 124MB Free RAM

After supercharging, i haven't dropped below 170......yet.

Edit: Opened Yahoo app for my instant notification. Now 145MB; heavy heavy app.

P.S. Just an FYI, even if i appear offline, i have got instant notifications for the thread and if you need me, i can be here within 5 mins normally.

That's in case Ljjehl and Aortega are working and busy.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Tiger you supercharged 1.7?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Certainly did my friend.

Sent from my HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.7. Got me Connected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Can you pm me exactly how you did that?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
I'm not at my laptop right now.

As soon as I get home I will mate.

Sent from my HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.7. Got me Connected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Thanx please include which busybox installer and ver and which terminal emulator app too
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Whoa dude, we have busybox built in, you didn't need that. All you needed was script manager. I feel a CWM restore coming on.

Sent from my HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.7. Got me Connected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Lol...already went back when it didn't work...but we have 1.19.0 and it says to use 1.18.2 or lower
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Worked for me man.

If it seems too easy, it will probably work.

Don't make things difficult unless it fails.

And if it fails, we always have our CWM backup.

Sent from my HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.7. Got me Connected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
double post please delete.

Sent from my HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.7. Got me Connected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Maybe that's why it didn't work...when I get home from work I'll try again...o and by the way uninstalling setcpu made my phone stop acting funny
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rhacy:
Greets CoreDroid Team,

I'm posting to update my findings after using Tytung's r11 Kernel modified for CoreDroid v1.7 for a few days. To start with, everything appears to work well here with r11 except Bluetooth. To clarify a little, the Bluetooth problem has been with reestablishing an already paired device Bluetooth connection. For example, once my headsets are paired and working fine, I've run into problems reestablishing a connection after turning on Bluetooth again. Toggling discovery mode helps reconnect, but it's slow and not really a viable option for something I've used daily for many years. That said, I'm back on Raf's Kernel now and Bluetooth's working as intended again.

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Thank you very much for this Rhacy.

I'm using the same Kernel, except mine works fine, just tested it again to make sure but it's fine for me.

However, i do not have a headset, the only things i have is the laptop, other phones and an OBDII scanner in the car. All working for me.

I think the CoreDroid Team will be happy to hear from you.

Good review Dude.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Ok got supercharger to work and I went from 45 to 90mb to flying at 160mb of memmory...this does work good with froyo
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Good man,

did you do it the way from my PM?

I'd have to say, i'm about 30MB up so far.

Still testing
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rhacy:
Your welcome... BTW, I've run into Bluetooth connection and AVRCP problems in the past using tytung's kernels on Sense builds. That said, AVRCP worked fine with the r11 modified kernel on v1.7. Anyway, I was excited when first testing it, but the reconnecting issues with my Nokia BH-903 and Motorola S705 BT Headsets killed it for daily use here.

Also, please note that I did try clearing the caches in CWR, and loading the kernel again to no avail.

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Actually, i'd have to confirm your review, i got the first connection to test it, but after that.......nothing

It also kills Wifi Tethering, going to test another Kernel now lol.

Thanks for making me test...

Button pushed on review post lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vlad2277:
Tried supercharger and once I run the script, it says can't find Busybox and send me to Market

Then I check and I have 1.18.2 installed

Can anyone help?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Pushed Thanks instead of quote LOL

Which script installer are you using?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
script manager..and I had to select the file and run it at boot to get it to work... The instructions were in the help.htm file
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
I was asking Vlad mate lol

Is it still working good for you though DJ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rhacy:
Hehehe... Thanks for testing out Bluetooth too. Moreover, I'm glad to hear its just not my BT headsets that run into the reconnecting issues with tytung's r11. Anyway, I really wish tytung's kernels would work well with Bluetooth on Sense Builds. Nevertheless, please let me know if you find another solid kernel to test out on CoreDroid.

As far as free RAM goes, I run CoreDroid v1.7 strait to NAND with a very heavy live wallpaper always on, around 200 apk files installed (thanks to App2SD), and 11 widgets (including Beautiful Widgets) on my screens. Anyway, I haven't run into low RAM issues so far. Although I do run TasKiller manually from time to time to see what's running, as well as to free up RAM. That said, when I open TasKiller, it usually shows about 110-120MB's of free RAM, and it clears the system to around 190MB's free. Yay!

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Appreciate the reviews mate, I am currently testing Jan Willems modified Tytung kernel but surprise surprise no Bluetooth.

I am going out now for four hours but after that expect a full review.

Sent from my HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.7. Got me Connected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Try running spb shell 3d that will eat your ram...lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vlad2277:
I use script manager, but instructions said to select run as root

and not to select run at boot

And then to selct option inside script
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Lol, told you so ;)

Sent from my HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.7. Got me Connected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mousi:
Hello, I just saw your post... I installed this one before seeing your link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=663608

I did a regular install. It's an APK (not a cab as I told you in my pm :p). Everything is fine with this for now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Vlad, check your PM mate.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vlad2277:
Thanks, reply sent back
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rhacy:
It sounds like a brutal RAM eater on our good ole HD2 units. Guess I have to try it to see... That said, I'm still a big fan of Sense and it's eye candy, so not sure if I'd like SPB on Android. Nonetheless, I've used SPB with WM, and prefer Sense. Even though on WM, Sense eats more RAM than SPB 3.5. Heck, I still use a TP2 with WM 6.5.5 Sense as one of my business phones, hehehe... and it still works well, albeit a little slow at times, due to its weak CPU and more limited RAM.

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
With the supercharger I get all the ram back...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
It's a lot heavier than SPB mobile shell used to be. I had a diamond and a Blackstone and this is much much heavier. There's a lot more graphics involved. ;)

Sent from my HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.7. Got me Connected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Read and responded, sorry it's taking so long but i'm not at home

Sent from my HD2 CoreDroid DHD V1.7. Got me Connected.

And now i'm home, talk to me lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
If I have the tmobile HD2,will cd v3 be stable for me?

sent from my HTC HD2 coredroid v1.7
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
You fancy trying one of the new versions DJ? (May i call you DJ?)

---------- Post added at 09:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:44 PM ----------

Yes mate, it should be. Ljjehl is running it currently and seems to be doing alright with the supercharger script on.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Yeah you can call me dj...what new version?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
3G Turbocharger and KickAss Kernel tweaks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Do they work for you?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Not tried them, yet.

I'm doing a kernel test
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shaedz:
What is a supercharger script?how do I get it,install and use?

sent from my HTC HD2 coredroid v1.7
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
For anyone wanting supercharger

Here's how i did it. (Using V6SuperCharger Update 8, no more Beta's to be tested)

1. Copy the Script to your SD card.

2. Download and run Script Manager from the Market

https://market.android.com/details?id=os.tools.scriptmanager&feature=search_result

3. Using Script Manager, find the Supercharger Script

4. Open it

5. Check "run as root" box (Top Left)

6. then run it

7. It will ask for the scroll speed of the menu.

Type 3 and press enter key (Slow)

8. It will run again and then ask for another number

Select from this List

\\\Supercharging Menu///

1. SuperCharger & Launcher Status for Update 8

2. Aggressive 1 Settings {6,8,24,30,40,50 mb}

3. Aggressive 2 Settings {6,8,25,30,35,35 mb}

4. Balanced 1 Settings {6,8,24,26,28,30 mb}

5. Balanced 2 Settings {6,8,26,27,28,28 mb}

6. Balanced 3 Settings {6,8,26,28,30,32 mb}

7. MultiTasking Settings {6,8,22,24,26,26 mb}

8. MegaRAM 1 w/512mb {6,12,40,60,80,100 mb}

9. MegaRAM 2 w/512mb {6,12,75,100,125,150 mb}

10. Cust-OOMizer Settings

11. OOM Grouping fixes+Hard To Kill Launcher

12. OOM Grouping fixes+BulletProof Launcher

13. Un-Kernelizer - UnDo Kernel/Memory Tweaks

14. UnSuperCharger

15. Use V6 SuperCharger with Terminal Emulator!

16. REBOOT! (WARNING - There's NO Warning!)

17. Exit

These change every script, so if you aren't using Update 8, read.....

(I USED NUMBER 9 on my EU512, DJtheraven had issues on his TMOUS with this setting, start low and work your way up.)

PLEASE NOTE: THESE TESTS WERE DONE ON FROYO 1.7.

START LOW ON GB V3 AS HIGH SETTING WILL RESULT IN FORCE CLOSES

9. It will run a bit more then tell you to reboot when script finishes

Then it will ask for another number

10. Type 17 (that's exit)

11. Then reboot the phone

Done.

(Thanks Ljjehl, edited by me)

---------- Post added at 11:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:14 PM ----------

It optimises the RAM in your system basically,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991276

Ask DJtheRaven what it did for him.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17547340&postcount=17476
[HD2 Android NAND Development] johnerz:
Yep my idea :o

Developed around the humour of these Guys, the film was epic lmao
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
lol, you're a beast man.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coolfire:
Hello guys. Looking for some advice on here. Been awhile since i have used my HD2 (576mb UK version), as I am playing around with my new SGSII. :)

Tried flashing CoreDroid HD GB V3, got it booting and all the first time, but found it rather laggy, so I decided to re-flash the ROM, and since then, I cannot seem to get V3 booting up anymore - It keeps getting stuck at the "CoreDroid Get Connected" boot screen, for like 4 hours straight. So I pulled the battery and tried everything all over again, even performing a Task29, all according to Aortega's instructions to the hilt. What i cannot get is why I managed to get it running the first time, but not anymore. Would anyone be so kind as to assist me, please? :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Hi fella, welcome back to CoreDroid,

sorry to hear of the issues, have you tried to clear the cache and dalvik?

there's potential there.

Personally, with your EU512 (Me too by the way) i'd download V1.7. Fantastic FroYo ROM and blazing fast on our devices in comparison.

By the way, gotta love the Suped-Amoled screen on the SGSII, and the graphics speed. But remember to get Chainfire3d for it's battery saving Night Mode.

Hope this helps
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coolfire:
It's difficult not to come back to HD2, as that is where it all started. ;)

Thanks for the quick response as well! I did try to clear the Dalvik cache, and have even re-formatted my 16gb Sandisk Class 4 microSD, but to no avail. Correct me if i am wrong, but would the best way be to try by re-flashing a winmo rom and redo everything from scratch? Which winmo rom would you kindly recommend for CoreDroid ROMs?

Sammy's SAMOLED screen is awesome. Used CF's kernel/root, but am on hacre's Ninph kernel now. Awesome stuff, but still, HD2 can run WP7, so..... :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tigermoto:
Some of the guys here haven't flashed a winmo ROM for ages. they just start from MAGLDR.

I personally have an old EnergyROM that i use, but it really doesn't matter which WinMo. It will be gone and forgotten the second you install MAGLDR.

All you really need to do is get your SD Card formatted properly and start from MAGLDR, then ........ well it's all in the instructions LOL and you seem a clever chap.

Hope this helps.

5 Thanks to go till 100, excited? Yup!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coolfire:
I will most definitely try to do a full erase/full format on my SD card, and redo everything from scratch. I was also running NRG's winmo rom as well. One thing i have noticed is that even after re-doing everything, on bootup, I still notice the NRG boot animation, before MAGLDR runs, is this normal?

Thank you for the kind words, mate... and yes, I have added another 'Thanks' for you to reach 100 faster. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] earthworm1102:
Hi guys! anybody using latest kernel that runs good with this ROM? Thanks!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coolfire:
From what I have read and gathered, Rafpigna's 1.9OC runs great, even has extended battery support. Used that kernel for some other droid Sd roms previously as well. Oh, and tytung's as well. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] earthworm1102:
Isn't that the stock kernel for this ROM? Left a couple of weeks trying different ROMS and installing CoreDroid again, since it is the most stable for all "heavy roms" that i've used. Anyways , am just trying to cool and sit this rom for awhile and will be right back!! . Thanks! +1.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Still going...135mb I love you supercharger
[HD2 Android NAND Development] coolfire:
Ermm.. yup. :p

Which kernel you looking at? I'm still trying to figure my way around, after coming back to HD2 fora... All I can comment, IMHO, is that individual kernels work differently with individual devices, so if there is time, best to try all that is available. :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rafiqzadah:
Helped you tiger..

Rofl Tiger, I just cheated the system and Thanked all your previous post on last page to get your Thankx Meter up to 102. Hope it Helps... and Btw, it wasn't for nothing, the Thanks goes for the ChargerScript installation guide.. xD.

Edit: Btw, Any news on the Downloads for the HD2 going over 5000? as Aortoga said if done so, Sergio would think of new build for HD2... Personally I want to see the Bliss rom themed into Coredroid, especially with Glitches and Camera Problem being fixed now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Sergio already said that 1.8 is coming...so no needed to worry...aortega is testing it a we speak..