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[HD2 Android NAND Development] oli20021978:
Hi,

Maybe you moved this apps to sd?

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Hi,

sorry tried all the steps you told me. I have the right version. I have set the correct setting. I have flashed rom and tweaks.

The last way is maybe to check if I can flash other tweak...will try it the next days.

Thank for your support...

Oli
[HD2 Android NAND Development] negativman:
I do not make a complaint, I simply ask! Simply ROM it was updated regularly, and suddenly silence! I physically cannot read all forum, to it and I ask. We will wait!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
If it was me, I would try this:

1) Clear Partition and System Cache

2) Install rom again (you won't lose settings etc)

3) After system is boot up and stable,...Install Graphics tweaks again.

Check the graphics tweaks package CheckSum

406c234acac1d6f833e275e6cd363b88

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It's not a problem. We all respect Tyween and have followed his lead for quite some time and now experiencing withdrawals! :D It would be nice if he just said hello. ;)

But we should also consider that the CM7 development has also come to a halt as far as their nightly releases go. There has been a large one brewing for some time now yet it is not completed. As many will attest to, many of the updates in this rom address improvements and fixes...but now everything is pretty much working as was intended so you will see less updates if any at all. With ICS stepping into the picture, GB for HD2 might kind of fall off the map like Froyo did when GB came in. I myself will PROBABLY stay with GB probably till the death of this HD2. Now that everything works, I can finally use the dang reliably....98% reliably.

If staying with this rom is a boring prospect for some, then they should consider roms like Dorimanx where there are many experimental and cutting edge ideas beyond the core ROM features. Or....find more interesting apps....there are so many. Even if Tyween doesn't do another update, there is not much more to do unless the CM7 team moves on something. But this is a GOOD thing people. THE ROM WORKS. (for those having issues...just remember...IT WORKS....IT'S PROVEN....so find YOUR issue...just know that it is resolvable)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 619619:
This rom it's pretty good, I'm sure that updates will resume once the stable CM9 base is released, there is no point in upgrading the current rom since there are no problems or major updates to apply
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cktan:
Hi, it was in the sd. Moved to phone and it worked.... Thanks!!!!:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ventura8:
Hi, lately my headphones buttons don't work with music app. I'm on 3.7.5 with tytung r14. Is there a setting or something?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
I 100% agree to the rest of your post, but reading this over and over, I have to ask again, is no one experiencing any SODs on 3.7.5?

I remember having them pretty badely when first updating to 3.7.5 with r14. The phone would not react to any input other than the hw keys lighting up and whats even worse, it would drain battery drastically while in that state.

I have then wiped and reinstalled 3.7.4 because I was certain that I did not have this issue with 3.7.3 but was not sure about 3.7.4. And I did not want to go back to 3.7.0 because of the massive changes in 3.7.3. The issue remained, though less often. It is generally a nasty bug because it happens rarely, but rest assured when it happens you are on a business trip and need your damn phone, but you only have 33% left in the afternoon because it SODing on you in the morning :mad:

Since you are on MAGLDR and I am on cLK, that might be why you dont experience the bug. And, since swithing to Dorimanxs kernel I have also not encountered the same, maybe it was a combinaton of 3.7.5, cLK and r14?

Anybody else had some SODs?

I might now try 3.7.5 with d2.7, hopefully this combination will somehow magically work. ;)

And for the general topic that was discussed the last few pages, I don't see why Tyween should waste any other second on this ROM, it works great so far (apart from my strange but very rare SOD bug), 3.7.6 was messed up and ICS is around the corner. I'd much rather have him save his time now and spend it later on an equally brilliant TyphooN CM9 ICS release! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
SOD's,........I remember at one stage at 3.7.x getting all kinds of hot reboots for days...then it was SOD's...then it was FROZEN screens. It was driving me batty! But I was doing so many mods, updates and app installs, that I couldn't pin things down. I was getting rogue drains. I spent a whole night/day doing tests with the Current Widget (in my signature below) to isolate the cause.....by disabling every app/process/service in groups of 10 at a time by freezing them with Titanium backup until I narrowed it down to Google maps/nav. I froze them for a week. Then I defrosted them and since then.....EVERYTHING has been normal.

I have also had serious drain and instability issues with certain 3rd party apps as well. Their are 100s of places that things can go wrong really. It doesn't take much. But yeah...I am on Magldr not CLK and that adds to the possible suspects. Also NOTE: that with Dormanx kernel 2.7 right now, and some of us have talked about this....but the Low Memory Autokiller(s) is disabled. And in a scenario where you boot up with say 30-35 processes, with our rom by default set to also KILL PROCESSES when 41 processes have been reached... if you were to load a few MEMORY intensive games or apps, and that process number stayed under 41 but the RAM usage leaves you with 60mb or less, you can/will experience system instability and BLACK screens. Maybe it's not you issue but something to consider. I am currently investigating this SCENARIO.

Finally, I also remember when using the Tytung Kernel, My phone froze as if I used 1190mhz. I have heard of others having similar issues. (Frozen black or with screen on)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rei_t:
need help

Can u help me guys. I'm stuck up on 0% at rom utility update doing the task 29? is my HD2 brick already?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
Hmm, I also have the drain issue, but only when on cellular, tried freezing all apps as well, but only the user apps, not system... but I somehow suspected maps to be the culprit, only thing that really makes sense as most of the other apps would connect regardless of cellular or wifi, only GPS based apps will show a different behaviour. Will freeze it as well and test.

Regarding Dorimanx, I read that, but since the low mem management is enabled in CM7 I don't think this makes any difference, processes get killed by the system. Only place where it makes a diff is with Dorimanxs ROM, where this feature also is disabled (whyever??), or did I get something wrong?

I have never experienced any memory issues so far...

And for your last point, I have never OCd my phone. Will do it once ICS is up and running to get a last 6 months out of it before going for the HTC Edge, hopefully the next HD2! :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
I am just learning that there are 2 kind of killers in stock CM7....

1) one counts the processes to a max of 41 then it starts killing idle apps.

2) and the other kills in lower memory situations regardless of the amount of apps.

So if you are using Typhoon with Latest Dx kernel, I have found that we could run into LOW MEMORY issues with #2 above...which I mentioned in the previous post. In Dx's rom, he has BOTH #1 and #2 disabled...because they have SWAP enabled both on SDcard and by Zram. So, they can have quite a few apps loaded into ram and ANDROID will NEVER kill them. BUT...they need to set 3rd party Task Killers to handle the rest....meaning maybe they lock 50 processes into RAM and at screen off, or every so many minutes, they kill all other tasks that are idle.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
I call this a hack. A swap partition comes at a hefty performance price even on a desktop system where you can actually use multiple applications at the same time. Using this kind of setup on a mobile device, permanently swapping RAM to disk just to avoid the startup time of one or two seldomly-used apps which have been closed with a regular setup does not make a lot of sense to me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pjrmax403:
I'm still running r13, only because I could'nt figure how to flash clk r14 properly, probably downloaded wrong file haha.

Anyway I'm getting 2ma stdby more often than not, and all apps work great,........

Thank-you Tyween

P.s. 375 r13 clk Tmo
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Actually, it's way more involved. (And by the way, not to by coy, but is our HD2 running Android not a HACK to the square root? ;):D) I briefly tried the Dx High End rom with SD swap and for me, I immediately noticed what you said....a bumpy ride..not worth the trade off for ME personally. But Zram has potential because from what I have read, you take a minor performance hit at certain times but it is supposed to load/unload as fast as normal ram. (I can't prove it...I just read it)

I am testing Zram as we speak. So far pretty good but did notice some hickups. But I have done some combined tweaks thanks to the input of the user Visentinel. Now I just spent the frikken night implementing and testing them, and it still needs tweaking....but here is what you get in return...

Because I tweaked the local.prop file which now goes from the stock 41 processes limit to 63+ so the OS will not auto kill until more than 63 processes are loaded I now need a darn AutoKiller! Wait...there is a good reason coming up....So I use System Tuner Pro to exclude my bread and butter apps, and everything else gets killed at screen off...not to mention I have nearly 300mbs Zram and about 150mbs regular ram after boot. (300mbs using another TRICK instead of the stock 109mbs trick)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20219811&postcount=9715

The best part, Widget Locker, Cyberon Voice Command, Go Launcher, Current Widget, Adfree, Dialer, Setcpu, Handcent and about 10 other core apps NEVER GET KILLED EVER...unless I run out of ram. But I have more ram/zram than ever before. And at screen off, non important apps like games....get killed. In theory, this kicks ASS. I always thought, why don't they make Android able to give the USER choice about dedicating a user definable ram portion to UNkillable apps...especially on phones with 1gb or more ram.

The way the stock CM7 GB works, it is constantly kicking apps out of memory and you don't even really use the last 80-100mbs hardly at all....seems wasteful. But it is smooth and only a few seconds for some apps like you mentioned. BUT...big BUTT...when the OS kills your launcher or your custom lock screen, or your dialer lags on calls etc., it's not so good.

So I am rambling on way to much guys but I will test this new setup and report back with the REAL LIFE results...in a few days or so. Will it be stable and practical? If it does what it's doing without getting bumpy or messy...I'm in. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarioWaza:
Hmm, i hear many people complaining about it.

But i myself created an update for the TyphooN rom based on cm_bravo 262 and with tytung r14. New market 3.3.12. Included VPN fix. Superuser 3.0.7 + SU. Hosts updated for Add blocks. But it's for personal usage, I don't think I'm allowed to share it without tyween's permission.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Foggy79:
Hi guys,

Is anyone using an ext4 partition in stead of ext3 with this ROM?

And is an ext partition still needed these days?

Thx for your help
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
Yes, I am, and yes, you do.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] smartidoos:
This is a great rom ,but does anybody nows how I can update a new android market ,because I can`t instal over the old version.......
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
I used this most recent version and installed via CWM flawlessy and quick.

It's version 3.4.4

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=816858&d=1323900891
[HD2 Android NAND Development] satru:
+1 all working ok.

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Denkov:
I have no SOD (whatever it means) - my phone never reboots with 3.7.5 with r13 and r14 kernels. Perfect battery drain. Same now with Dorimanx 2.7!:D

I NEVER tweak the rom and never have problems, for the main purposes (phone, mail, calendar, text messages, contacts and browser ) I use the buildin programs. The only thing I change is the low frequency to 384, so Poweramp plays my .flac files in my Jabra 3030 just perfect!

So, this rom is perfect and doesn't need any update! We will wait for stable ICS rom!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
SOD is Sleep Of Death, phone is on but no interaction whatsoever will give any output, only reset helps.

SOD or OD is used all over in the technical appliances language, BSOD is the famous windows Blue Screen Of Death (which I just had another on my XP machine just now :D), YLOD is the PS3 Yellow Light Of Death, which is more serious as your PS3 reports a GPU failure and the last one I know is the RROD, the XBOX Red Ring Of Death which is also quite serious as I have read.

I am sure there are more, but I hope that clarifies it a bit... ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
Only slightly off-topic, SOD also is a trash metal band:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Naad:
I use an 2gb ext4 partition, its 65% full but i've over 200 apps

I like it better than the move to 2sd feature which uses the fat filesystem, when using that I had a lot of corrupted sd cards, and now that problem is gone.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Looki75:
Hi Geenyous, could you please elaborate a bit more about the "massive changes" in 3.7.3...???

I see in change log that it runs nightly 240; but in the CM7 changelog I have (http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=bravo) the nightly 240 is not there anymore...

I am running TyphooN 3.7.0, and I was wondering if the changes in 3.7.3 that you find so valuable would be useful for me too?

Thanks,

Looki
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pivo99:
I have a problem with the notification power widget. The sound doesn't actually toggle it just stays the same and won't change the sound. Not even an update does anything... Any advice?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Could u send me a mail with the ROM? Really want an update in CM. Something is added in it a version after Tyween's update..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
hmmm, I am not sure anymore, there were some changes related to cellular data, lockscreen improvements (the bubbles which I use) and some code cleaning. I just remember that from 3.7.1 to 3.7.2 not much happened but 3.7.3 was a major step, at least 25 changes, most of them affecting all devices.

I also wanted to stay at 3.7.0 till ICS, but 3.7.3 made me update.

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

According to the changelog the next release will be huge as well, but I think I might wait for cm9...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ventura8:
Does anybody had any success eith dorimanx 2.8 kernel. If yes. Could you please provide feedback and say how you installed it and how you use it( do you use system tuner? How did you set it up)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Foggy79:
I made an ext4 partition yesterday but only 1GB big. Works fine, but after installing 3/4 of my apps it was almost full so I enlarged it to 2GB.

(Used Gparted live boot cd to expand the partition to 2GB, took me 5 min :) )
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
dorimanx 2.8 breaks bluetooth for me, back to 2.7...

He knows about it and will fix it asap: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20391176&postcount=806
[HD2 Android NAND Development] L_o_k_i:
go to: Settings/CyanogenMod Settings/Interface/Notification power widget/Widget buttons

scroll all the way down and go to "Sound modes". There you can choose which modes you want the button toggles to.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cjovecje!:
Do I have to flash kernel after CLk install ?

EDIT: Why it stucks on white android after restart. First boot fine setup everything but on reboot it stucks :S
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TecBoy82:
Here is still being developed, or Typhoon makes a short break?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] martijnmad:
nobody knows for sure i personally think this thread is dying! and what a shame it is it was by far the best rom for the hd2 We can only hope that he will return and starts updating the rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] urketa:
:confused::eek::eek::confused::(:(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
This ROM stopped updating shortly before when Cyanogen started working on ICS. tytung is also working on a ICS kernel for HD2. So, that points to we getting an update when the ICS dailies start rolling out (and when there is a kernel stable enough).

On the other hand tyween doesn't reply to this thread (although he still visits xda regularly), and his server with old versions of his ROM is empty. Which points to him loosing interest and moving on.

No one knows, but let's hope CyanogenMod ICS rekindles his releases =)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] aaki_rocker:
♠░ waiting ░♠

hi tyween !! :) !!

hope you will be back with the latest typhoon rom soon !

:D !!

waiting.......waiting.......waiting....... !!! :)

cheers ! :) !!! ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] echardcore:
definitely the best in my exp. timid to even try anything else at this point!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kishore237:
Hi,

Thanks for this wonderful rom. I have a small query. May be this has been answered earlier, yet my search through this enormously huge thread was very difficult. So if someone can give me a solution I would be very grateful.

Here is the issue:

I an unable to pair my car Bluetooth to the hd2. The car Bluetooth asks for a pairing code when tried with other phones. Where as with this hd2, my hd2 is not prompting for any code and the car says unable to pair.

Please help me to resolve this.

Thanks,

Kishore
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xuempix:
In my opinion the best rom, too. :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarioWaza:
I created an update for personal usage already, i'll ask tyween if im allowed to post it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dnst:
The development has not stopped, they are just waiting for the new cm9 to bring android 4 to this device. Concerning gingerbread we are already on the latest version which actually runs absolutely smooth and stable, so there is no need for a new version. Just wait some more months and enjoy the last version without a fixed, space consuming search bar on top of every desktop...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brado23:
I have run these ROMs for a while now and I agree they are great.

However, recently I have noticed a problem where whenever I am playing music with headphones plugged in or in my car and receive a phone call, the phone call dies almost immediately and I get a Force Close on the Phone process. I don't get the issue if I have nothing plugged into the headphone socket of the HD2. Has anyone else seen this? I never had the issues until I upgraded to the CM7.1 builds. I thought I was running the 3.7.5 build but just noticed that second I am still on 3.7.4, so I will upgrade to 3.7.5 now to see if that fixes the issue, but in the meantime has anyone else noticed this issue with the 3.7.4 build or above?

Question 2 : My available space is getting quite low on the HD2 and I'm constantly shuffling things around to keep space free. I have moved every app I can to SD Card to free space but I am still quite low on internal memory. I read about another mod being able to move the data partition to an EXT3 partition on SDCard to give a load of extra space. Is this functionality planned for this ROM sometime in the future? Would be nice to get another 256MB or so space to install apps (on "internal" memory).

Thanks,

Brad
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
I have no issues with my headphones or any jack cable.

Q2: I am not sure that you have to do that, I also moved many apps to the SD before, but after I reinstalled my ROM and formated my SD card (as below), I have not touched any app in regard of storage space. I read its's not good having some on the SD and some in sd-ext, rather have all in the same place and sd-ext is to be preferred over SD.

I constantly have around 60-70mb free internally and this never really decreases. I have installed like 15+ apps in the last few days due to the Market special offers. Most of them were games, so around 10-20mbs each...

My suggestion, just don't do anything, in my experience all gets moved to the sd-ext sooner or later and you won't really run out of space.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Jake Bullit:
Try using 1234 or 0000.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
It's already built into the ROM.

All you have to do is create a second primary Ext3/4 partition on your SD card and the ROM will use it automatically.

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Daft question but is your HD2 discoverable when you try and connect.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brado23:
Thanks geenyous and bobjbain.

After upgrading to 3.7.5 early indications show that my headphone issue may be resolved.

In regards to the sd-ext stuff I have a few more questions. I had a suspicion that what you said may have been the case but wasn't sure, so I'm glad you guys cleared that up for me. I have a 16GB SD Card installed in the HD2 with the entire amount formatted as FAT32. I have all of my files and music on here as well as all of the applications that I have moved to SD using APP2SD. I have about 65 apps installed on the device at the moment. My next questions relate to how I move to the new configuration without losing data. This is what I am thinking (please correct me if I'm wrong)...

0.5: Backup the entire device using clockworkmod (just incase).

1. Backup the contents of the SD card as I assume all data will be lost during the repartitioning process.

2. Use clockworkmod (I have version 3.1.0.0 installed) to partition the SD card (Advanced->Partition SD Card->xxMB) to have both sd-ext and fat32. sd-ext should be what size? (128M, 256M, 512M, 1024M, 2048M, 4096M). Can I use any size I wish? I'm thinking 1024MB atm. I assume I will use all remaining space for fat32 after the sd-ext has been created? How do I format the remaining space for fat32? Under "Mounts and Storage" in clockworkmod I see options for format /sd-ext and format /sdcard. Do I use both of these to format each type?

3. Restore all of my data to the fat32 partition on the SD Card.

4. Do I need to do anything else? Do I need to use APP2SD to move some or all of the apps back to "internal" memory from the SD Card, which I believe will now use the sd-ext partition instead of (or in addition to) the phone's real internal memory?

Your help is very much appreciated. Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] samsamuel:
most people go for 1024, ive used 512 with no probs, but i have a pretty static set of installed apps. Since you have a 16gb card, you could probably go for 2gb if you install a lot of stuff.

if you go to settings - applications - manage apps - find the ones on the sd card, hit the button to 'move to phone' and the system will move it to what it thinks is teh phone, namely the ext partition.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
These are the important steps, very important "just in case"

If you have a card reader get hold of "MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition" and install on your PC.

Insert your micro-sd card into the card reader and plug into your PC.

Now with MiniTool Partition Wizard, resize your FAT32 partition so you have (e.g.) 2GB free at the end.

Click on the free space and 'Create Partition', change type to Ext4 and make sure it is a primary partition.

Click the go button.

You shouldn't lose your data on the fat32 partition but you have your backup "just in case".

Now plug your card back into your HD2 and boot up.

Then, as samsamuel has suggested, move your apps back to the phone via the Applications in Settings.

Sorted.