yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fresz33:
Cześć Paweł! jak możesz to opisz mi dokladnie jak mam to zrobić w naszym ojczystym języku krok po kroku. Twój rom jest moim zdaniem najlepszy a do szczęścia potrzebne jest mi więcej miejsca;) cały rom zainstalowałem i zrobiłem partycję 1gb w CWR według instrukcji. Zainstalowałem titanium backup i pokazuje że jest a2sd na karcie ale gdy instaluje programy z marketu to wrzuca mi na telefon a nie na karte:/
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MaFake:
I try it... No Backup from my HTC.... "Bibber".... :rolleyes:

[EDIT] It works, thnx
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fresz33:
When applying to the description of the script and entering App2sd a2sd datasd in the terminal shows me an error "permission denied" why? "
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
because you should run it as root if you are using a terminal emulator from your HD2 (for sure) or as administrator if you are using the script from your pc (I think...) ;)

Anyway, I tried it and I went back to the default rom setting with /data/data folder on nand after 10 minutes because everything became significantly slower and I don't think I'll ever install all these apps to run out of space...personal experience, obviously ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] enrierosi:
I don't understand why the better Android rom nand to be always in 2nd page????? Bhoooo

With Tytung Kernel is very near perfect!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tanyasiapa:
umm....can we move only some big data application from /data/data to /system/sd/data, so that the most important app will still be running from NAND instead of SD, and avoiding slowing down when we use a2sd datasd commmand?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
uhm...the rom has no slowdowns at all if you use it just as it comes (without the a2sd datasd command). The only modification I'd make is to pass to tytung's r7 kernel (but it's not crucial) ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
Could it be because it is so stable and enjoyable that once flashed it doesn't need bug reports or complaints? :D ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] enrierosi:
Is very true my friend the reason to be not bug not issue no fault no lag no post on this tread!!! ;-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dav54:
great rom, I am very happy with this version, perfect for my daily use, a huge thank you skink123 :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mrjacob212:
this rom looks very clean, recently installed, however one major issue on my end, the data is not working!@

i get full bars on signal, can make/receive calls and text but no h or 3g icon to indicate data network, and internet wont work!

everytime i boot i get a forceclose message with no title, maybe relevant to my data issue?

what can it be? HELPP, HTC HD2, Tmobile version, 16GB class4. Followed instructions step by step, other roms work fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harrisburg192:
Only problem I've had is my market disappears. Any ideas on why?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mylove299:
Mine all working very well, no problem here. already tested.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] enrierosi:
The same for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tanyasiapa:
the reason is because the internal NAND memory get filled up by applications data (/data/data) that normally is still on the NAND even if the apks have been symlinked to SD (/system/sd/app). If you have many apps, at one time you'll be getting low memory warning, where the only solution left is to move the data to SD's ext partition (from /data/data to /system/sd/data) which is done by a2sd datasd command. This ensure all your apps and apps' data to be moved to SD card.

But this solution leaves a big problem of lagging. It's become lag everywhere. I don't know whether this is caused by my SD only being a Class 2 Sandisk 8GB. A solution that crossed to my mind is to left some important apps' data in NAND memory (/data/data) so it will be accessed faster..

Sorry if I confuse you, but I hope I can explain it clear..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fresz33:
Thanks RolandCruise now everything works as it should and transferred the files on ext3 :) in the terminal had to be first to enter "su"and then "a2sd datasd":D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
You have been clear ;)

but...I installed 88 apps and still have more than 50Mb of free internal storage. And...I have to admit I use less than 10 of them on a regular basis.

Most of the apps I installed are there only to satisfy my curiosity about them...so I'd say that this is about what you prefer between quantity and quality ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zgeorgiev:
Hi RolandCruise,

Is there any significant difference in the behaviour of the phone when using the new tytung r7 kernel in comparison with his r6 version? if yes, what changes? When you installed it, did you make a fresh install together with the ROM and reformatting your sd card or you just installed the kernel? How do you backup your settings (contacts, applications, etc...)?

Thanks in advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] enrierosi:
Dear Roland,how I can move only the app on the nand and still with dalvik cache on ext? Is possible this work and the device is more fast and smooth after? Thank you for your precious attention.;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
Hi zgeorgiev,

I don't see a real performance improvement between r6 and r7.

I'll keep following tytung's kernel releases mainly because he always includes the latest commits from the main evo tree. You can check the changelog following the link in my signature to see what tytung included in his latest release and, as you can see, most of them are fixes and new features (but, if you want more details, you should ask him...).

Personally, I don't believe at all to developers who state their roms or kernel to be "superfast" or always "faster" than others. The only way to have a faster android on our HD2 is to overclock the cpu with all the risks and the battery life drain that this implies. But who needs to overclock when you choose the right rom to flash? ;)

Regarding the install procedure, I always make a backup of my apps and settings using titanium backup and of my sms's using an app called SMSBackupRestore before upgrading or changing something. Just to be safe enough :D

Then, upgrading the kernel is just as easy as boot in AD recovery (CWM recovery) and choose the .zip package to install without the need to wipe or format anything ;)

P.s.: about backups...once a week I make a new CWM backup too...I like to be safe :D:D ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skink123:
I don't have TMOUS version to test it, but from what other users writes I think it should work.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skink123:
It's a bit complicated. You should first use deodex update and then modify framework with original icon.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zgeorgiev:
Excuse my ignorance but how do you work with Titanium backup? How do you do the backup and how do you restore it afterwards? Do I have to backup all the apps one by one? I've never done it and I need to be sure that everything will be ok.

Thanks once again for everything!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
Hi enrierosi,

here you can find all the commands that can be used with a2sd.

I personally don't see any reason to change the rom behavior that skink gave to his release...in my opinion it is the perfect balance between the need of storage and speed, applied to the already stable prj's clean desire rom.

Anyway, if you decide to try those commands I suggest you to "study" well what they do before acting ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
In titanium backup, press the menu button, choose "Batch" and then choose the operation you want to run. I suggest you to backup everything, because you can choose what to restore during the restore process (only user apps with or without data, user apps + system data etc.).

So, I suggest you to choose to run the backup for all apps and system data.

Here you can find the wiki for titanium backup ;)

The backup will be saved in a "TitaniumBackup" folder on your microsd.

P.s.: the paid version of the app (between the other added features...) lets you run the restore process without asking you to press "Install" for each app...quite useful if you flash a lot of roms (not so crucial if you use skink's rom and do not need to restore your apps and settings every day) ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skink123:
You can use LED me know BETA to accomplish this.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] enrierosi:
I've understand! I still on actual configuration that is better way... ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tanyasiapa:
Hmm...how can you install 88 Apps and still have above 50mb internal storage?do you also put dalvik-chace on ext partition?and /data/data to ext partition too?

I have a lot of medical apps. They store a lot in /data/data. If I manually move to /system/sd/data, they will FCs. But if I use command a2sd datasd, they will run, but at a much slower speed. I think it's influenced too by my card only being a Class 2 Sandisk.

If sometimes you've run out of internal memory, you could also move the dalvik-cache to ext partition (this for me had little effect on speed) by using command a2sd cachesdreset. And if sometime you've run out of internal memory agian, you can alway move the /data/data (apps' data) to ext partition (/system/sd/data) by using command a2sd datasd (note that in my Class 2 Sandisk 8Gb card, this SLOWS the device at a significant rate).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
I don't know how...I'm using the "default" setting of the rom (apart from the kernel).

Between my 88 apps (now 90...) there are Epocrates, Skyscape, Medscape, PubMed Mobile and QX Calculate (I'm an MD student). This apps download data from the internet, but it is stored on the microsd card, not on nand...were you talking about to this aspect of this kind of apps?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mylove299:
all done !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brightman:
re V1.3

have same problem ....

" i get full bars on signal, can make/receive calls and text but no h or 3g icon to indicate data network, or have a data connection .....and internet wont work! "

I notice with a previous post re this problem .. no response

obviously there is a problem ... please advise on solution

Pity ptherwise rom seem ok
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
This is very strange...can you (both with the network problem) tell us your setting (magldr, radio, kernel versions)?

Someone (skink if necessary) will surely help you ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] chdrummerdude:
Check your apn settings in the networks area of the settings.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matthias.:
i have a question about this rom

if i am typing fast it doesnt work that good he misses letters i typed is there a solution?

and what is tytung_r7 and do i need it ?

greets
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gamecore:
I know this has probably been posted a billion of times but if im upgrading from 1.2 to 1.3 does it erase all the apps i have installed and does it erase the SD card?

Also how would i backup all the apps i have safely without loosing them if the install goes wrong?

I managed to install roms and stuff now i need to learn how to save everything on updates, lol.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ccristal:
Have you checked your APN? Go to Settings>Wireless Networks>Mobile Networks>Access point names and check whether you've got anything selected there, and whether the APN data are the ones recommended by your carrier.

ccristal
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ccristal:
Won't that impact the overall responsiveness of the build, as reported at post #340?

ccristal
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MrMiyagi:
Works for me on my TMOUS. I did get stuck at boot screen the first time as I hoped to get away without having to have an EXT partition on the SD card but that didn't work.

So I set up the ext partition and let the flash do it's thing. Afterwards I moved everything back into NAND (you can see the commands on page 20 of this thread to see how to do it) and deleted the ext partition.

Everything works great :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] T_N_T:
I install this Rom (v1.3) yesterday it work great.

Also had the problem with internet but the apn was empty so i have to make my settings and after this it works.

But now i have a Problem i would like to install Mobile Maps 10.

I come from dandiest "DL Desire v3.5" at this Rom the "mobile maps" works fine.

In this rom it wont start it start with error code "prozess com.sygic.drive"

Have anyone a idea

I have a HD2 EU 512 t-mobile.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DirkB19:
Nice ROM, but minor Radio Bugs ?

Hi,

I tried many ROMs before and this one I really like.

I would like to use it permanently.

I'm on 512MB HD2 with RADIO_2.15.50.14

However the following problems still persist both in V1.2 and V1.3 :

- can not connect to Parrot carkit via Bluetooth. (A must have as business-user)

- GSM signal occasionally drops away (already reported by another user here)

- Wifi will not automatically reconnect to (previously established) Access Point. This problem came up after upgrading from V1.2 to V1.3

- GPS fix is slow compared to WM6.5 ROMS (even with GPSfix installed)

Looks like all problems above are radio related problems. So, I wonder if it would help to flash the radio again, or could you suggest another Radio Rom ?

Thank you for a quick reply.

Grtz,

DirkB
[HD2 Android NAND Development] krustymk:
What parrot kit? Have you checked the Parrot forum? The MKi series are currently having problems with some andriod phones with the latest firmware (1.8) If so revert to an earlier firmware. Personaly i was having problems with other roms but am ok with this ROM (MKi9200 with 1.8 firmware)

Problem i am having problem with low earpeace volume though! Fine on loudspeaker and through carkit, if anyone knows a solution
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DirkB19:
My Parrot is CK3100 and I had no problems connecting with other Android ROMs, most of them Gingerbreads.

Grtz,

DirkB
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rasumia:
Dear Guys,

i was trying to do the clean installation. i did the followings...

1. downloaded skink_Clean_Desire_v1.3_package.zip

2. Task29,MGLDR 1.13

3. partition layout provided in the skink_Clean_Desire_v1.3_package.zip

4. CWM advance created partition and use 1024 MB and swap 0

5. install from zip and reboot

now stuck in quality brilliant.

did i do something worng? please correct me...

EDIT: i use EU 512 version
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mini_robot:
For anyone whos having trouble with T-Mobile Data

Go into Settings > Wireless & Tether > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names

Delete the current APN (don't worry, you can always hit menu and restore to default apn settings)

Then create a new APN for the 3 of the following.

Here are the 3 APN settings. Any area that is not listed below is just left as <Not set>

Name : T-Mobile Data

APN : epc.tmobile.com

MCC : 310

MNC : 260

APN type : default,supl

then hit menu, and save

now create the next one.

Name : T-Mobile FOTA

APN : epc.tmobile.com

MCC : 310

MNC : 260

APN type : hipri

then hit menu, and save

now create the next one.

Name : T-Mobile MMS

APN : epc.tmobile.com

MMSC : http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc

MCC : 310

MNC : 260

APN type : mms

then hit menu, and save

After creating, AND SAVING, those 3 APNs, go back to the Wireless & Networks screen. You may see where it says Mobile Network with the check box next to it changing between Connected and Connection Failed. If you do, Uncheck the box. Wait a moment, and check it again. It should now stay on Connected...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mini_robot:
did u transfer the file using MAGLDR usb? or CWM usb? i think those have bugs in it. its best if u transfer the file via USB reader.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rasumia:
after 40 mins i restarted then it showed the lock screen but after unlock stuck at HTC. another restart after 15 mins then pressed the end key to check if shutdown options coming or not it shows black screen. so i waited and setup wizard came. i had flashed so many times with different way but never had this problem :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lordnaff:
Excellent ROM, everything working fine on my HD2 except for 1 thing that may or may not have anything to do with this ROM. If anyone else has this problem specifically with this ROM then I'd be interested to see if it's just me or not.

The problem is that the market has quite a lot of apps missing. The main one being Google Maps. But so far found quite a few other ones and don't seem to be able to find any paid-for apps either.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hellokittyr:
For the update instruction shouldn't it be boot ad recovery instead of ad sd?

BTW I updated and I was stuck at the HTC screen, pulled the battery, and it booted correctly..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mylove299:
Any one can confirm this bug: go to "people" then choice one contact after that hit the "Link" button its always FC????
[HD2 Android NAND Development] keckek:
Looking for a Leo1024 version. And I know many people are looking for it ? Please !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
I just tried, no FC for me...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JackD@:
Hi, I tried to sincro microsof outlook contacts with my phone. It works but all of them have been ordered by name and not surname. Why?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zgeorgiev:
Hello,

I have this bug. Sometimes (not always) the phone does not react to usb connection, no matter if it is conneted to the battery charger or the pc. When I unlock the screen manually, it starts charging and the LED becomes orange but not before that. Does anyone experience that?

And one more thing. Does anyone have a problem copying files through the disc drive connection between phone and pc? I believe some files become corrupted and unusable afterwards, but is it just me or someone else had problems with this too?

And last, but not the least. Can the last 1.3 version of the ROM be installed on a ext4 previously partitioned sd card or not? I tried (twice) to install it just like I had installed version 1.2 but got stuck on the htc logo and I gave up and went back to 1.2 which started immediately after the installation.

Gee, it came too long..

Best regards
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pradeeprox:
can i use lcd density changer to make all icons look smaller....wil it cause any probs wit this build ???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] creed:
Data gone bad!

This was my favourite ROM because for the first time ever I had a reliable data connection and it was fast enough for me. Now I just upgraded from 1.2 to 1.3 and oh no! My data has gone really glitchy again. So back to 1.2 for me I guess :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skink123:
1. If I understood you correctly you were talking about this:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10270961&postcount=696

2. It seems that you are using update.zip from old version of Clockwork Mod. The actual version is 1.2 and is based on Gingerbread Source. You need to use update.zip that support updater-script or convert your update-script to updater-script. You can search forum or use one of my addons as an example.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] _patryk:
That would be cool! Thanks in advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shadiku:
When putting MDJ S10.3 on, I can't seem to get any data connection. Any idea why?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skink123:
I haven't tried this kernel. Maybe if I have some free time I will try and check it but I’m focusing to be as close as possible the same as prj build. I think his kernel is fast, very low battery drain and have very little bugs (for me they aren’t even noticeable).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] esatch:
Thanks a lot, i love prj clean desire but i'm always low on space.

With your mod it's perfect now.

Thanks again!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zooz11:
Thank you for you work..

I am using your ROM now. I've just flashed it few hours ago.

2 question:

1) how to transfer apps to ext3 partition?

2) the extra files (for data transfer) did not work with me! can you please explain how to do that? (I've tried to run it from my pc while connecting my device using sync & usb options, but did not succeed!)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b14ckd34th:
Hot damn! Finally a Rom that doesn't make my phone freeze.only issue I have is it doesn't show that I connect to 3g or H network.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b14ckd34th:
Some help with network issues would be appreciated.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b14ckd34th:
Oh Jesus Christ on a bike.....I spoke too soon.damn thing froze on me three times..I really wish someone could offer me a solution for this.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skink123:
1. Apps are automatically placed on ext3 partition. You don’t need to do anything.

2. For script to work it needs Android SDK installed. I forgot to mention that, sorry. I’ve uploaded updated extras.zip file (that doesn't need Android SDK, and have all necessary files included). Link is on first page or extras.zip
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skink123:
It should show 3G or H. What have you got under Settings / About phone / Network / Mobile network type?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] skink123:
I’ve used prj build from beginning and now use my ROM and I don’t remember to have freezes. Maybe you use some app that makes it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] esatch:
(maybe) Stupid question: is it possible to apply a different theme/color's scheme on this rom?

For example, can i apply a desire theme like these one:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=827863

Thank you.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b14ckd34th:
UMTS

what is this??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b14ckd34th:
It happens with many different apps.your Rom has seen the least freezing tho.hasn't froze today yet.yesterday 3 times.usually when I start a new app or something that I haven't done on phone yet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Budzax:
how can you have a version 1.0 when you know you have something that isnt working ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maymaymay:
http://tinyurl.com/l6o3xt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dragon25slayer:
please could some1 tell me what i do with the extras folder and what does it actually do . thankyou
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lemar123:
great job

good to know we have polish rom makers

prj Clean Sense is my favorite, it is the time to check your rom

ML
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zooz11:
1. do you mean when I choose to install the app on the phone, or to move them to phone they will be installed automatically to ext3?

2. thank you, I downloaded it & will try it later on this day.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harrisburg192:
Ok my market is gone as well as rom manager so I can't reflash the rom and when I download rom manager it doesn't recognize the phone. How can I reflash it?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maymaymay:
You've got clear instruction in the first post.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] harrisburg192:
And clearly that didn't work...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maymaymay:
Clearly You didn't read it. There is no word about ROM Manager in the instruction.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RolandCruise:
Rom manager?

You should know that rom manager is not compatible with HD2...yet :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] $t0Rm:
Hey I updated to 1.3 and using raf's 1.8oc kernel and my phone has a weird issue where when I try to unlock my screen the touch screen doesn't responsed and I have to pull the battery and when the phone it reboots the screen works perfectly fine.

Sent from my HTC HD2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] saurabh88:
i cant get pass throigh htc boot screen no matter what i do.trird 4times.no luck.i just follow every steps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MaFake:
I love this ROM ;)

After 1.3 install you missing the APNs ?

for Vodafone (Germany) look here:

Name: Vodafone DE
APN: web.vodafone.de
Proxy:
Port:
Nutzername:
Passwort:
Server:
MMSC:
MMS-Proxy:
MMS-Port:
MMS-Protokoll: Wap 2.0
MMC: 262
MNC: 02
Auth: Nicht festgelegt
APN-Typ: default

Name: Vodafone DE-MMS
APN: event.vodafone.de
Proxy:
Port:
Nutzername:
Passwort:
Server:
MMSC: h**p://139.7.24.1/servlets/mms
MMS-Proxy:139.7.29.17
MMS-Port:80
MMS-Protokoll: Wap 2.0
MMC: 262
MNC: 02
Auth: Nicht festgelegt
APN-Typ: mms