yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheCoutures:
I've done a few clean installs and this problem still persists. It isn't a huge issue so I figured I'd leave it but curious if anyone else is having this issue? Before in my notifications bar I would get a notification if there is an update for an app I downloaded form the market and now I don't. If I click in myapps it does show whether it's installed or needs updating but I don't get the notification in my notification menu. Anyways like I said not a huge issue at all just curious if anyone else has this issue or if there is a fix.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
I use Titanium Backup for that. On the main screen of the app, it will mention your ext partition if it is detected.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dortok:
So I can see from this thread that the notification lights don't work. But do they work after installing the app LED me know?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] oluwaponmile:
You can install an app call s2E (free) from the market to move data, cache and app to the ext partition. There are option to configure what you want moved.

You can also reduce the size of the cache in the flash.cfg file from 44MB, I set mine to 5MB with no problem at all.

Please MOD you can remove the file if it is wrong to have uploaded it here......and pardon my ignorance
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
I knew about ext apps on the market but didn't about the cache trick. I'll try that ! Any risk involved ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
I have it installed (Titanium Backup) but I didn't read all it said. I also checked via adb. I saw it started using it :) Thank you. I must say I am in love with this build.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pack21:
Tip:

This babe flys with go launcher and dolphin Browser. And for extra speed, put animations off.

:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shiftpda:
Thanks my friend
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dohclude:
tried that app on MDJ's CM7, keeps telling me I need to install Cyanogenmod7 and won't let me do anything. Very well may not work for this build either.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] younus_malik:
i installed it exactly as you suggested, installation went fine. i tried to reboot and then it hung on the first screen where it shows android with android icon on top... this was the case with your previous 1.8 release too. i like the speed of your rom but it hangs for me after first boot :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jimbojack_uk:
Oh my God, 1.9 is silky smooth. I have never ran an android build on my hd2 so smoothly. I moved launcher pro to the ram folder and it's so fast it's amazing. Scrolling in the app draw is also really smooth, sorry to keep using that word but I don't know how else to describe it.

Thanks tyween.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] [zozi]:
someone can tell me what themes i can use with this rom? where i can found... i try a few themes but dosent happens :(

i try this, for exemple: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=886971
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
1.9!

Is there anything special i need to do for the install since its ram? Or just flash as CWM zip?

BTW 1.8 is really nice flashed yesterday and no issues but low and behold I come home from work and 1.9 RAM! What can i say I Love This Guy!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CableMan67:
I appreciate the constant updates, but how can i load the updates without losing my data and restarting?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdscarrott:
Flashing using Clockwork Mod Recovery (CWM) preserves all settings and user data. Always safest to do a backup first though;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
I just back up through clockwork and flash so far i haven't lost anything.

I also do a Titanium back up just to be sure i keep my apps.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mdscarrott:
Just flash away like you did when installing 1.8. First boot will take a long time but that is normal
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kliu78:
I have to say I love this ROM. It's awewomw that you update it so frequrntly (i have a compulsory need to have most updated version of anything)

What are the benefits of running this through the RAM? Is it faster in any way? Or does it just increase the internal storage....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Hitchi:
I'm using MDJs 2.6 with an ext4 partition (1GB). Will it work if I just flash this ROM as an update with CWM or will I loose my data?

Perhaps someone tried before.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
Awesome build man but I can't seem to get GPS to lock anything I can do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Blame73:
I'd like to move LauncherPro in the ram folder too. Where is installed by default?

TY

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[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
Yea I get that sometimes. Clear the cache out of market in settings/manage applications
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
Posted a Poll in the thread. What do you think the ROM should be built for?

I want to hear opinions. cLK seems to be very good for a lot of people recently. I am about to begin my own testing with it as I haven't tried it since it's early inception and am still running MAGLDR. The last time I tried it was around v1.1 I believe. I want to build the ROM for what most people want. Let me know what you think! I want votes to be constructive.. not just because you are already flashed to cLK or MAGLDR and are too lazy to flash to another bootloader.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
correct me if im wrong here

with using clk wouldnt you still have to flash the rom then the clk kernel

even if you made one for clk

or am i wrong ..if im not

then why would we need 2 versions

the mag version flashes just fine with clk

maybe im wrong ..please correct me if so

edit .....i think its whatever version you are comfotable with
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
From what I understand I have been using a cLK compatible kernel for quite some time.. It is actually the initrd that is incompatible, as well as the fact that the ROM does not include PPP support out of the box. I am pretty sure that all of this can be packaged together within 1 .zip for cLK but I may be wrong. I was going to attempt this when I got home from work today, and begin my testing of cLK.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
Can't vote on my phone. Anyways, cLK all the way. I've been using it for about 3 weeks now. I look at magldr like daf now, obsolete. Atleast for me anyways.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
ahh ok

i installed the new tytung r8 clk kernel this morning

if ya need help with the testing later let me know

you know i will help ya out
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyween:
That is what I am hoping to find when I test cLK again. I only use NAND android, do not use SD builds, or WP7/winmo. I think that I don't need anything MAGLDR offers and native recovery/ROM manager support sounds very enticing.

Sounds good, will hopefully get something together tonight for you to test, as well as for others on IRC :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
kk cool....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mknewman:
Here is the capture of my lockscreen at 167 LCD Density after re-downloading and re-installing 2.7.6.

Marc
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
Yea, using magldr is taking a step backwards. The choice is simple. You want a native device or not?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
Don't know much about clK (I think someone should make a tutorial thread for it) but would use it if there are advantages and if this ROM's switches to it.

I would do anything that helps the HD2 to look Android-native...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ivangs1:
Can some one who has more experience with both bootloaders to write about their pros and cons.

Especially to compare boot time ,stability and interface.

I have found this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=993354&page=2
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seadersn:
jep, it can all be packed together in one cLK-update.zip, absolutely no problem. so an extra cLK version isn't really necessary in my opinion. but sooner or later (for the android only users) this will become "standard", especially if rmnet support is coming.

as you said: who needs the options magldr offers (and which aren't functioning anyway (usb mass storage)), if one is using android only? this and the fact, that you can easily reflash / format any partition "on the fly" without destroying another, or can use reboot to bootloader (=cLK fastboot console) or recovery (= rom manager support)... nice, that's all what i can say :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thegios:
ok with .4 works...

what should I choose as installation location: internal memory or sd card?

I have installed one app and it worked fine, but then I rebooted the phone and the app disappeared.... wnet into app manager and I found it under downloaded app but not under installed (neither in internal nor on sd memory) with an SD icon and a strange name (com.android.facebook)... only thing i could do was to uninstall, which succeeded...

any idea?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nilsk123:
exactly, anyone know a solution to this? is this normal?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] taxista:
Hi, I'm having problems with phone calls, when I change the battery or reset my phone I can't make a call, the voice stay robotic and the phone slow

My rom is v2.7.6 and my radio version is 2.15.50.14.

Any solution?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LordDeath:
Hi, guys.

Unfortunately I can't establish a PPTP VPN connection with my HD2. :(

In logcat I get this:

Is this unsupported "PPPoX socket" something that is missing in the kernel (a suggestions from the irc) or is my problem located somewhere on the server-side?

I can establish that VPN connection over the same 3G-network with the built-in Windows 7 VPN client, so I guess there is something wrong in Android or its kernel.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] taxista:
Thank you very much, this very important to me. I was looking for this. This topic could be on the first post

Thank you again
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ivangs1:
+1

Same problem - will try this week with new tytung_r8 kernel
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thegios:
when formatting sd-ext I get "error mounting sd-ext"
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zach.antre:
My vote is for cLK only...

This bootloader is into another level compairing to MAGLDR.

cLK

MAGLDR

I personally don't use the WP7 therefore i prefer to use cLK for all the Pros i described above in this post.

I don't really mind the PPP drops even though i haven't noticed if ever had...

My suggestion is to leave things as is and just create an extra CWM patch for cLK... I think it will be just easier.

That way everyone will be happy, MAGLDR and cLK users.

For me cLK is way better in many points...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DimICE:
vote too for Clk only :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
Yeah, after reading about clK, you can change my vote (both) to clk only...:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] unsinkable2:
You're welcome. If you try out my instructions, please report any problems you encounter or inaccuracies you might find to this forum.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] noellenchris:
Pre Magldr and Clk day's, running on SD card we could run in RMNET, but the upload speed was capped at around 50kb and PPP worked fast but had data drops for many. A lot of people could not even get PPP to work at their locations, so they were left running RMNET with the crippled up speeds. So my point is, if this build is switched to Clk, you will have to expect that the PPP may not work for everyone and also you will have some data drop issues again. Just something to consider before the switch to CLK.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MaXAiRO:
+1 (I voted for both but now I wanna change :P)

Tyween, I think that most people vote for MAGLDR Only because they already have it on their phones and maybe it seems to them difficult/uncomfortable to change to cLK. They maybe don't even know their differences. If you change to cLK only and make things easy with a good guide on how to install the ROM using cLK (without losing data), then maybe more people will "follow" your ROM. Except for that, if you start working on cLK maybe you ll contribute to its development thanks to your skills (solve PPP/RMNET issues etc.)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
What is PPE/RMNET ? No luck with Google...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gthrift:
I chose both but only for now. CLK seems great but the install procedures is going to keep some people away.

I plan on testing CLK tonight once I get home. Having to download the android sdk to install has been keeping me from it since I'm not home much and usually use my work pc to update.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
How hard is it to install clk ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
easy, takes 2 seconds
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ahkuiper:
How to update from previous version

Hello,

I want to know how to make a update from version 2.7.2 to version 2.7.6, with all installed apps en setting will remain.

I've tried it all ready but i've had several errors.

first thing I did, was backup everything. (CMW)

then I've installed Recovery_135M_v3.0.1.9, en restored my 2.7.2 back.

then I wiped cache en dalvik, en installed the rom 2.7.6.

rebooted my phone, and the results where not good.:eek:

Is there a good discription how to make an update from an prior version?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seadersn:
here's a little guide for cLK newbies; pls help him for making it even better :) for now this is usable, of course.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12325719&postcount=839

ahkuiper, what means "rebooted my phone, and the results were not good"??? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lowrider262:
is there any way we can get the honeycomb lockscreen for this build?:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ahkuiper:
After the update in CMW I pused de back button, and pressed the option reboot phone.

Nowthe phone starts up again, and everything was alright untill the unlock screen in android.

After unlocking the screen there where all error messages.

Can't start ... phone etc.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] arne182:
SOD

I myself have 2 HD2's and have been testing for the SOD issues over the pass few days now.

Here is what I have discovered:

Main problem:

Android 2.3.3 (going back to 2.2 or 2.3.1 will solve SOD)

Tried Solutions that help:

Removing the SIM helps.

Forcing the screen to stay awake.

Switching off GPS, bluetooth, wifi and 3g when in standby

The SOD problem goes much deeper. I try to keep my Android on for as long as I can but every 6 to 16 hours it either SOD's, complete Freeze, or reboots. Keeping the screen on and removing SIM with v2.7.5 has not SOD'd or restarted for 2 days now.

Tried solutions that didn't help:

Flashed radio Leo_RADIO_2.12.50.02_2 (went back to Leo_RADIO_2.15.50.14)

Changed to Hyperdroid (Device doesn't SOD but restarts the phone periodicly)

Clean install. (No change in SOD frequency)

Things that make the SOD happen often:

Keeping wifi constantly on

Keeping 3g constantly on

Keeping bluetooth constantly on

Keeping GPS constantly on

Much worse if you combined any of the above

I hope to get to the root of the problem and I think it might help if people who have an SOD lets us know, what they were doing (wifi,3g, ...), when it happened (how many hours after last input), which button was used to wake the device (red power button,green on,...), what radio is being used,which rom,which kernel etc.

The more info we can get on the issue the faster we can solve the problem.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Charmacas:
It's just a quote that I saved.

Worked for me and I hope it will also work for you! :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
just remember to install/update the drivers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
Lol, I don't know a thing about clk, so saying only "update the drivers" is like telling me "don't forget to turn around yourself 3 times prior to install it"...:D

I am not asking on how to do it, I'm sure I'll find a tutorial in time but how hard it is, compared to MAGDLR. 'Cause people seems to be afraid of the difficulty of it...:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] prulleman:
just installed 2.7.6 (upgrade from 2.7.1), no problems sofar,

- pattern unlock seems faster (screen response is instant when screen displays content, instead of 1 sec delay in previous version(s))

- scroling seems more smooth (not that is was laggy before.... but you know..)

- wifi downloads don't drop as often, I often copy big avi's from my NAS to my phone with es file explorer (over wifi/LAN/smb share), thought this was caused by es file explorer, but now i think something in this kernel keeps the wifi connection better awake

- cold gps fix, with fasterfix region setting and gps status aGPS data, first fix in 4 minutes (indoor)

And also, thanks mponte for your update.zip example, was looking for something like this, i just updated it with personal deletes, adding apps and media, worked ok after upgrade to 276 (i normally modify the rom zip, but now i can install both after each other, no need for pc anymore when upgrading)

regarding cLK... not sure if I will have problems with ppp, but willing to give it a try, clean and fast boot sounds great, also the reboot into recovery support etc.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] the_scotsman:
Been using clk for a day now, and had no problems. But I have voted for both, purely based on the fact that some people WILL have a lot of data issues with PPP...and it would be disappointing to have users leave the ROM because of these issues.

So maybe do both until the PPP issues are resolved?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mattfmartin:
I'm using it right now. Check the android theme section
[HD2 Android NAND Development] the_scotsman:
Anyone know of a way to stop all the hardware buttons from turning the phone on from standby, and only have the power button able to wake it up?

I'm so sick of my phone turning on in my pocket all the time...I realise it's just not a problem with just this build, but would love to have some kind of solution....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stirkac:
it is not difficult to follow tutorial procedure. magldr may seem easier at first glance, but when into it, clk simplifies many things, including reboot to recovery being done straight from rom, ability to use ROM Manager and other native low-level stuff. boot is also faster, no prompts just goes from spl straight to android.

it has also bad sides, like ppp connection only(i use only wifi because of data cap), inability to modify partitions without recompile and no support of DAF roms(must convert). zips do work after kernell patch(clk version of same that rom uses)

see tutorial by me here , and ask in thread for help(and feedback to me for tut to improve it)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
sorry about that

its not hard at all and there is a link to a great tut right abouve this post
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bft579:
yes, use button remapper app, the directions are pretty self explanatory
[HD2 Android NAND Development] niktotam:
Have somebody an idea why my home and green button don't work in system but the same buttons work on lockscreen :( wired for me

I have 2.6.7 rom
[HD2 Android NAND Development] the_scotsman:
Thanks, that works really good...the button LED still comes on, but at least the screen stays off :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Puppetmaster_sr:
Have never tried or attempted to try clk.,,gonna give it a try now.,.,will report back how it goes (but will address any issues I encounter in the correct forum)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brockyneo:
hi guys just a question when i update to new rom can i just flash over the previos one or is it best to do a full fresh install

i asing cause like to not have to keep installing apps and setting up lol:D

if its safe what do i do in cwr like wipe date ect

thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Charmacas:
Just boot in CWM, do a backup, wipe cache & dalvik and flash the update. :)

All data should be ok. ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lowrider262:
the only one i found is for hyperdroid & UD, is that it? if not could i trouble u for a link? thanx
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jbrubaker:
Hey guys - Is it normal for WiFi to shut off when the phone goes into lock mode? Mine goes to 3G until I hit a button to wake up the screen - then WiFi re-connects. I don't know if this is normal behavior or not. I'm using 2.7.6, and everything else works great thanks to Tyween.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brockyneo:
ok thanks bro nothing else to erase or is cache and dalvik and im starting a fresh install whats best flash winmo throuh sd card or just task 29 :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Charmacas:
Oh I missunderstood... you want to make a fresh install. :)

So do the tutorial from the OP:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brockyneo:
no no sorry your right i was just asking im going to do a fresh start and woundering whats best for fully fresh flash :D ive heard flashing stock winmo is better then task 29 ???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] CyberClaw:
Version 2.7.6

LCD Density 167

The rotation call answering "dial" doesn't expand correctly (worked in previous versions). I'm guessing it's a problem with LCD Density.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] b14ckd34th:
i have this same issue. never had it before this latest version
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Puppetmaster_sr:
**stirkac** You are good my friend!!!!! Tutorial was right on the money.,I did everything as described and all went well.,(even though your tutorial said possible FC on initial startup.,I never even got one!!) Just thought everyone should know
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DannyBiker:
Check the wifi options to change that...;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ookba:
2.7.6 is great on my T9193. Been on battery most of the day and still at 85%. Smooth and fast. Also, the screen wakes up FAST! Good work Tyween.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Psygnosis84:
I had freezing problems and other odd issues with this r7 kernel. I switched back to hyperkernel and those problems have gone away.

Maybe its just me tho
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mknewman:
Installed clk went ok, ppp sucks but works ok. I am so spoiled by RMNet.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tyroneballz:
nice rom, but I want this rom on my Hd2 but, I am not clear with the installation

1.- I install the task 29, is it correct???

2.- I install the MAGLDR 1.13, is it correct??

3.- I install the ClockworkMod Recovery v1.3 135M System/44M Cache/Recovery v3.0.1.9, is it correct?? and what next is??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheInVisibleGoD:
Yes that's correct, BUT before that just be sure that you have 2.08 HSPL and a compatible radio with MAGLDR (2.08 or newer).

And then after ClockworkMod Recovery, you can install the ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seadersn:
and then next is copy the 2.7.6 zip file to your sdcard and install it via "install zip from sdcard" in clockworkmod :)

btw: i've changed the r8 kernel update for cLK and the partition layout, as it wasn't fully compatible with this build and doesn't reflect the original partition layout which is used normally.

attached find the updated version, which should work as intended, having the buildeers original layout etc in mind :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mknewman:
So now I'm running CLK and can get into ROM Manager, but there doesn't seem to be anything I can do in it other than reboot into CWM which I can do with the power menu. Does buying the Pro version get me any extra functionality? Leo and HD2 aren't listed in the supported systems, but I did find an option to tell it that I had installed CWM seperately, but it didn't seem to work. I was looking forward to being able to burn daily builds without the hassle of rebooting into CWM.

Thanks,

Marc
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DimICE:
Internet Connection indicator in top bar is not working with this kernel and typhoon 2.7.6..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] the_scotsman:
Yea I noticed an issue with it. I use APNdroid to disable internet sometimes...even when it's disabled, the 3g/H icon shows in the taskbar...it never ash before I startedusing clk...not big deal but something....