yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RayHeath:
Okay dude, this is the second time that you do this. We are trying to help the others. If you can´t except that, please leave your comments to yourself.

Again, you need a sd-formatter. I personally use GParted. First create a fat32 partition, then a second partition of ext3 or ext4. Or use the original clockwork from Sergio and create your ext partition with clock by going into advance to partition the sd-card. Afterwards follow Sergio´s instructions.

If you have a problem with the usb connection, I´ve always found that starting the pc always works, as mark5 already mentioned. One step at a time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dinukro:
Mail don't work :(

unexpected application termination (proccesocom.htc.android.mail)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Niek_66:
I have tried everything so far but I am almost giving it up. Installing this NAND ROM does not work for me. Still having that errormessage USB init failed.

I am not an experienced user and all these different workarounds of everybody makes it even more complicated. Don't know what CWM meand for example.

Installing an SD rom is a lot easier then this one.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
Ok. So which one is more usefull partitioning sd card or using an app like you do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
Well on the G1 a swap partition was more stable as the app uses Fat32 for the swap space and that is subject to mounting and other nonsense.

I will be switching to a swap partition as soon as I have an opportunity to, Dorimanx included a how to for partitioning a swap partition on your sdcard as it will require a script to run, the app is just click and go (once you go to settings and set it up)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
Would SD partitioning option in CWM be enough?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chapyy:
can i use 2048 EXT4/256 Swap on coredroid v1.6 ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
Yeah that would be ok too but keep in mind that it will format your sdcard so back up your info. And the CWM we use will make you create and EXT too as it doesn't allow to select just a swap partition.

And swap on 1.6 isn't necessary as it doens't have the same low RAM issues that 3.0 has.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
do I need to activate swap some how? I'll flash v3 only, should I install tweaks too?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chapyy:
ok i understood now,which one better ? (using phone partition SD Card) and (MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition) partition SD Card .

sorry for my english
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
@Omer

Yes if you do the swap partition you will need to use the script file from that post to activate it. Otherwise the app will do it for you using fat32

@chap

It's really your preference on how you want to do it but I don't know if that program will partition for swap. I was going to use it to resize fat32 so I wouldn't have to wipe it
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
Does v3 worth this much effort? Should I upgrade from v1.6 to v3?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
To be honest that's going to be personal opinion, you have to weigh the pros & cons. v1.6 is Froyo but everything is working well. v3 is GB with parts of Sense 3.0 mixed in but since there is no truly stable kernel yet there are issues, no camcorder, graphical glitches, slower running, and so on but it has all the eye candy and functionality (minus the issues I stated)

My suggestion would be to do a nandroid backup and then install and try out v3. If you don't like it you can always revert back to 1.6 & restore and you are back to normal
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
Ok thanks for your assist..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
Anytime sir ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vvveith:
New?

Extremely old news. Don't you read the front page for HD2's at this forum? That was introduced several months ago. FYI.:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
:D:D:D Well my dear friend, honestly, when i turn my pc on, the first thing i do is going straight to sergio's rom and this link is quite new for me, maybe it is old for you and for a lot more, as for me, there are a lot more that had no idea about this.

Maybe you can share your experience about this, could be that this is not good enough as i thought. Tell me about it please. :):):)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hedgehog57:
OK, the problem really isn't HD2 Toolkit, but the CWM version. I found the info here and some good reports here.

I just had the file recovery-raw.img so I fixed my HD2 Toolkit on my PC, because I use it also for cLK ROM for now (Sense of Eclipse, for my daily use, however I only hardly can live without my beloved CoreDroid ;)).

For those that want fix their CWM already installed I have another link here. It is the ZIP file that you can use for upgrade (or "downgrade") in your existing CWM to working version 3.2.0.0 (install zip file from your SD card -> chose the ZIP file). Don't forget restart your CWM after that procedure.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] djtheraven:
Yeah but I have tmobile hd2 so

4000 will work...I don't have an extsd just nand
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hedgehog57:
US with NAND only? Lucky you... :-)

Sent from my HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] keesmathot:
Can't get coredroid to work properly

Hi guys,

I need some help here. Last time i installed coredroid i used an 8 gigs micro

class 2 sd card. But coredroid was very slow i got some forced closes and random

boots. I found somewere that that could be the sd card and that u need a minimum of class 4 so i ordered an 16 gigs class 10 sd card. Now i installed coredroid again but i cant even set up my accounts. I get forced close on everything tried fix permissions and clean install (task 29). Annyone an idea?

kind regards,

Kees Mathot
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jfandl:
Slow unuseable build - any resolution?

I had the same experience the V3.0 that is was so horribly slow as pretty as it was I could not use it. It shouldn't take 12 seconds from the time you press phone until the time you can dial a number. It takes 8-10 seconds for anything you click on to respond. How can anyone use this?

Tried to downgrade to V2.1 - it was a little better but still unacceptable.

Just installed Nexus HD2 Gingerbread and it's blazing fast.

What gives? I cannot imagine every HD2 user could have this problem, its not useable as a smart phone. Maybe a nice paperweight that eats batteries. :eek:

I'm walking (not runing) it on a Leo 1024. WinMo 6.5 Energy is very fast on this phone.

I'm not the only post I see but no body has any feedback? :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vvveith:
Depends who's using it for what!!!!

It's been my experience that nothing is quite as good has it sounds. This one depends heavily on the knowledge of the user and how well one can follow instructions.

I have not tried it with this particular build yet since I use one that is a little more stable for my immediate needs. Yes, I live on my phone! It's now the number three thing I check for before going anywhere. Keys, Wallet and Phone, I'm good to go!

But I always stay up to date on promising builds and threads, this being one of them. And if my HD2 last another year and something goes wrong with my current daily, I will be coming over to one of these NAND type builds. I use to be a flashing addict but got so carried away with how well some of these builds work and all they enabled me to do, that now it would take hours to replace every single app and file let alone, some I may never be able to replace with out paying for them again. So, I just follow some of the current builds threads, and the HD2 main page as often as possible to stay current with the new trends, Sadly it's slowing down for our beloved HD2's. :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stab244:
Shoot. It seems that my HD2's touchscreen is dying. The top part of the screen becomes unresponsive sometimes and has been happening alot more recently. No fix?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Hi kees, good to see you again, i'm using a class 10 too and works pretty good, could you let us know about the partition you are setting while flashing, this seems to be more related to the low ram memory, wrong cwm you are using or maybe short partition. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Thanks for your feedback!! I'm pretty much like you, keys, wallet and phone:), and yes, everything seems to be going down to our HD2, as new generations are coming, this phone is gonna be sooner or later obsolete, as for my needs, this is way the best, i don't need all those super anhanced things than others are bringing here.

My point is, that if i find something i guess is gonna help somebody, it will be in my banner, i'm so thankful to all of those that have helped me when i was a noob (still on some things):D

Maybe i don't check the hd2 main page very often because this thread contains the most friendly people and the best rom i ever seen.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
My friend, the last 3 times i saw this symptoms, somebody else had recommended to take that phone to the service department, i guess is not expensive to replace the digitizer. Sorry my friend. Hope you can get it fixed soon
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
I could not give you any advice my friend, i have no experience with the performance on v3, maybe you should wait for Ray or wanahave to be online, sorry
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Zythyr:
I have v3 installed. It is very slow. Even on the lock screen, it is very slow and laggy. Once I get to the home screen, apps take a long time to long or respond...

Is it just me or everyone else is having the same issue?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stab244:
Strange. I flash WinMo and it seems to be fine other than the fact that it is in fact running WinMo. I would prefer to not send it so I hope this does the trick.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] joescian:
Unfortunately if you have over 100 + applications installed - irrespective of card - class4 or 10 - irrspective of TMOUS or EU - irrespective of all the memory tricks on XDA - its the same - unusably slow -. I guess Sergio released this as an intellectual build rather than as a useable build. In all likelihood he is working on producing a useable build for the HD2. It will be released when he is good and ready. Meanwhile go back to 1.6 - that is a great build or try somewhere else until the next release of coredroid,:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] niroz911:
Can someone help me ?

Hi

I just downloaded the EasyAndroid V0.6.1

With it I flashed the hd2-Tmos from 2.10.0000 to Hspl-2.8.0000

now the program wants to Wipe the NAND which i didn't do because i saw the next menu that says: install CWM.. and i dont understand what is that?

do i have to do it?

i wanted to flash this ROM:

HD2 CoreDroid HD GB 2.3.3 V3 EU&TMOUS[SKINNED&TWEAKED]

And im not going farther without Knowing exactly what I'm doing

coz the last htc hd2 that i had is now a brick :(

plz help me
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lhernana2j:
Everyone should stop complaining about v 3.0 and just use 1.6 which is a keeper. If you want 3.0 then you need the Sensation. As soon as I qualify for a full upgrade I am getting mine. A few friends already have it and tbh it is an amazing phone. It runs very very smooth. Can't wait.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] keesmathot:
Hi aortega,

I am using the cwm settings as described in the faq and using 1024/0 cach ext partition (dunno wich ext this is i just use cwm and then partition sd card) i also used your install guide but i just can't get it to work properly. Could u please tell me how you install and wich programs u use? maybe it has to do with the hd2 toolkit? wich i use to perform task 29 and install magldr 1.13?

Kind regards,

Kees Mathot
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Strange it is, i hope so too.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
O.k. Did you change the flash.cfg file? It is in the FAQ's document for R3. Check the question # 11:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] keesmathot:
yeah i used that setup. im realy desperate becouse i like this rom and wanna use it

but now i dont have an usable phone at all. it gives continue forced closes.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DutchDanny:
Updated Mod Thread

Hi Peeps,

I updated the MOD Thread.

There are now 5 Clocks, all with 3 different styles.

And a New Battery

For latest CoreDroid Rom

Just follow the LINK in my SIG

Have Fun... ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
something went wrong while flashing, send me a pm with all the steps you followed and don't skip nothing please
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Thanks Danny;);), added to my banner:):):)

Where we can find the ones for Froyo and some pictures??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
When i try to change "versionrec=4.0.0.0 to 3.2.0.0 it is telling me "access denied" what can i do??

Never mind; I made a new one at my desktop and then replace it into the proper folder:p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] modmymobile:
Frustrated at

Instructions are appalling regarding flashing and formating the correct partition size for this ROM. With all the constant changing in flashing technology and the vast differences between ROMS I am using it is hard to keep up. Where can i find CLEAR instruction how to format the SD card so I can store more apps etc on my phone. I want to use this ROM as it looks great but when i set a 1024mb Ext 3 (*Which I use for most the roms i been using lately) it freezes on the splash screen. Frustrating as its stated on the homepage that there is a readme.txt included in the RAR which there is not. ?

Any help prob asked a million times but this thred is so big its impossible to crawl through and the search function is useless!

Apart from that the Rom looks amazing and thanks for your hard work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] joescian:
I think YOUR search capability is appalling - not this threads:rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Maybe you have not seen my banner, make a click on it and you will find the FAQ's document for R3, within you will find in the first 3 questions ray's and wanahave's instructions step by step
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
For all of those still asking for the DAF.exe file, here it is:):):)

The FAQ's document for V3 linked at my banner also contains a new file just before question # 1 to perform a clean install (not upgrade or update coming from V1.6 or V 2.1), a lot of people have been asking for this, i really hope this can be useful to all of you guys, in case you find any errors in the procedure or suggestions, just let me know, nobody is perfect;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] modmymobile:
Thank you for constructive and helpful comments. Shame not everyone is the same ^.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wills7802:
Hd2 coredroid help

Gday Guys,

I wonder if someone can help... ive tried searching this thread but cant find anything...and there are tons of pages...

.

My problem is ive downloaded the new hd2 coredroid desire hd gb v3 ROM, and i was about to flash it to my HD2, but i cant find the .exe/install file to execute the process to flash to my phone (the phone is ready to go, ie: in usb flasher mode).

.

Am i missing something.? ( my hd2 was running win 6.5 b4), but now i cant use it.

.

Help....?

Thanks

Mark
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
you should flash with CWM. coredroid is not DFT flashable.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
Does v1.6 have FM Radio??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Yeap, but you have to use a headset that will work as an antenna, but you know already:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Hey Wills, is your phone with hspl already?.

If it is. Make a click at my banner, yoy will find everything you need to flash this rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
What's up obclone??. Did yoy find what you need at my bannr as i suggested you?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bx10r:
Im still on 1.6 cause I need a day to day rom and hopefully the GB will be there soon. I love the lockscreen for GB. Is there a way to make it for the froyo 1.6 Rom?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vvveith:
Friends are here yes!

Friends are indeed here, but the main page for HD2's is not a forum room, therefore there is no conversations, just presentations! Exclusively for our obsolete HD2's. You are doing yourself a disservice by not checking it at least once a week. My contract is coming up for renewal here in a few months and as long as I can keep my exact same plan, I will stick with Tmous/ATT and get another HTC android native phone! Just think two more years from now I won't even need my wallet or my keys, everything will communicate with my phone! I like the sound of that. Have a great day and remember, A functioning communicator is greater than a somewhat working electronic device. If all your features are working good, and you have an android based OS, what more could you really need? I have a black hole in my eye socket from trying to eat to much eye candy! :eek:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Shaamaan:
Pardon me, but I must rage a bit.

I love trying out various ROMs for my HD2. For the most part I stuck with Energy ROM (WP6.5), but that's mostly because I use the WM6.5 for debugging my applications at work.

Now I want to try my luck with an Android-based ROM, and I come here. I look through the first page, and what do I see?

OK, I think, this will be simple.

So I download the ZIP from the HotFile downloads page (rather large ZIP, compared to some other Androids I've seen) and... no readme. None at all. OK, I'll try it like the other builds.

I Task29, install the latest radio, install magldr1.13, CWM150 and finally use that to install the ZIP from the SD card. All is going well. But now it seems to be stuck booting. I know it can take a long time, but I think 20 minutes should be about enough.

And I'm in the dark. Completely. I don't know if I did something wrong, got the wrong radio, or if there is a bug.

So let's get this straight.

No instructions == ****ty ROM*, OK? Got that? A well written and formatted readme goes a long way and prevents people like me from raging on these forums.

*- not literally of course... but that's a TERRIBLE first impression right there.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] voncount:
try Coredroid 1.6 :), im stuck at v3 too :mad:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Make a click at my banner, CWM 150 mb is not the one you need, there is a link for the FAQ'S document for this rom and within you will find my instructions and the daf needed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TKruzze:
I'm afraid I have to agree with you, wholeheartedly. At first, the reason we were given for the misinformation on the OP was that they had not had time to update with the correct information. Here we are, three + weeks later and the wrong information is still there.

I also have to question the dedication of ' the Team' to this device if they're willing to let hundreds of new users stop by this Thread and waste untold hours downloading and searching for information that would take anyone less than 5 minutes to correct on the OP.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stab244:
Again CD team members please just update the first post with a direct link to the DAF just so that this thread stops becoming inflated by threads saying they can't find the DAF. I'm getting sick of seeing it like 90% of the time that I load up this thread.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Shaamaan:
Thanks for the answer, but you must admit, this is hardly "common knowledge", is it?

Stick that link on the first page, and that should make new potential users happy. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DPMAce:
hd2 running coredroid 1.6 freezes everytime I try to make a phone call, or when I try to take a video for more than 6 minutes.

Any help would be appreciated. Should I just try a different rom?

Making phone calls is kinda crucial lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
My friend, it is linked on the first page under post number 5. Give it a sight, i admit that this is hard to do if you are not familiar to coredroid roms. But i'm doing the best i can. There is a lot of people that don't read. My posts and signature are all around the thread, if you don't like V3 which is understandable for you preferences, you can try the flawless V1.6, and there is in my banner again the FAQ's document for this last one. Let me know what else i can do for you:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
V1.6 is the last flawless froyo version from coredroid, it is smoothed and beautiful performance. It has some fixes. But again, go to my banner and make a click in my banner, there is a link for the FAQ's document for this rom. It has more than 100 questions and answers. You will find what you need for sure:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DPMAce:
thanks aortega. Just realized I actually have coredroid v1.4

Should I upgrade to the 1.6 build. Or should I just flash a different rom?

Again, thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Go for V1.6 is the best froyo ever:):):)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
do we have root access at v1.6. a.k.a is it rooted?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hummerh2back:
Great work, nice ROM, today i am maybe testing this is ROM, but first maybe i am must buy "HD2" and first job - flashing this ROM :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
I cant get a GPS lock. I just flashed tytungs GPS libraries v1.5 but it didnt help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dic3ptor:
Does anybody know the release date for the HTC sensation in germany? I can get a new phone but the only provider that have it is vodaphone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Yes, it is rooted and check the last question in the FAQ's document for V2.0, you will find the link to fix your GPS.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] atrako1973:
sensation is on o2 website as well and its available:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
@aortega

Thanks..

One more question how can I make my coredroid look like stock desire hd? this whole blue thing hurts my eyes some time to time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
I have never tried because i like blue a lot:D, but you can go to the coredroid website and dig a little bit. The link is on the first page of this thread or look for DutchDanny signature, he is the image designer for coredroid team, you will find one of his posts in this thread just a few pages backwards :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] OmerIRMAK:
I like blue but the icons look kind of cheap.I think stock ones look better
[HD2 Android NAND Development] SHoWa147:
After a month trying other roms, I have decided to return to Coredroid v1.6 is the best I've tasted in stability and speed.

Impatiently waiting for the resolution of problems of gingerbread version.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dic3ptor:
Thank you. My provider is Mobilecom Debitel and they do not have it for the moment. Maybe they will have it next week. I hope. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
A little bit of sanity is always welcome, welcome back!!!!:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
For those having problems with blurry and small mms pictures, try this link below, it is suppose to fix the problem in GB 2.3.3, don't know yet if it works for Coredroid V2.x - V3.x.

Give it a try and report please.:):):)

(Credit and thanks goes to tytung)

(I just found it)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11419702&postcount=1446
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chrisrj28:
Tried and it installs messaging from CM7, much less visually pleasing than HTC messaging, gonna have to push the correct one back haha
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chippywone:
Is there a way I can get the dancing android mod wen gettin a phone call in a zip file so I can flash it wen using other roms?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chippywone:
Good work by the way love the rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] grega_slo:
Hi!

Can someone please paste some instructions how to flash this one?

I have downloaded file but there is no txt with instructions :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HHarrie:
Please go back to page 1 and read the first 3 post :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aortega:
Hey Harrie good to see you:):), how is that rom in your signature working??:confused:, I saw you in that thread!!

Is it good???