yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jolas:
I tested and remained in Dorimanx kernel, mainly because:

1. ZRAM

2. I/O Scheduling: Deadline (in v2.5, VR in v2.6)

3. Governors: SmartassV2 and InteractiveX (in screen off profiles it manages better the power consumption, in my opinion)

4. in some point time, he will implement BFS scheduler ;)

Using his kernel in Typhoon ROM noticed an increased smoothness and reactiveness (sory for my English :o) and also a better handling in power consumption.

Take a look at my post#9361 if you want some more details about governors and schedulers. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cristian3433:
It happens to me everytime i install the Rom this works for me go into setting-apps android market clear cache and data-reboot phone sometimes i had to reboot twice
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
I don't really understand what you are saying. If by "face to face camera" you mean front camera I don't understand as the HD2 does not have one. It is know that the camera app crashed if you turn on video while the front camera is selected. This crash is because there is no front camera.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
I too use Dorinmax's kernel with Typhoon and it does seem to be better than tytung's R14, howver I would hold my breath for anything significant with BFS
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
You need to be logged in with your Google Account, otherwise Android Market won't appear.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] strifej:
Because I didn't know? :) lol..

I've only ever used long press power to reboot or shut down.

I do prefer shootme because it has shake to capture which is awesome. Don't have to wear out my power button long pressing every time.

The developer stopped work on it so won't get a fix from him any time soon. Oh wells..

Thanked!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] libreee:
Modify Status Curtain Bar?

Hi,

I'm fascinated with this ROM, and I can assure

that it's the better one I've never used.

But I would like to customize some issues like the graphics:

such as the StatusBar curtain.

There is any way, launcher or theme with I can modify the Stautsbar...

Anyone could help me?

Thank you!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Many themes do exactly that. You can try various ADW themes (if using ADW launcher) or Anastasdroid among others. All on the Market.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Felix Shats:
No one knows what to do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Are you by chance lowering your cpu speed too much when the screen is off with Setcpu or similar?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] FerdinandJ:
This partition is optimal for this Rom or what you think ??

Big thanks to all.

FerdinandJ
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
After reading this post, I can confirm the issue with Shoot Me root access issue. I removed permissions from SuperUser and restarted but same issue. Shoot Me v0.8.1. I must ad, the built in LONG PRESS end button screenshot is effective. I will miss the SHAKE to capture feature, but the built in feature can be initially quicker to access from any screen. I launched a game and tried it as well and it worked.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] txitxe:
Help!

Hi,

I´ve EU HD2 with SPL2-08 and Radio: 2.15.50.14. I´m trying with CLK, and i did all ok. With CWM I´ve installed typhoon and kernel of post1, and reboot the system, but the HD2 stays for hours with Android logo (the picture that apears and disappears) and not start. What can i do?? Help, please!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] libreee:
Thanks ny_limited, but these launchers not modify the statusbar, this one like a curtain. So, you couldn't change colors, transparencies, etc...

I've been trying with "ninjamorph", looking to get something like this.

Any advise?

And which widgets are these?

THX
[HD2 Android NAND Development] txitxe:
I don´t do anything with the sdcard. It has only two zip files (typhoon and kernel). I must do something else?

Sorry, but it´s the first time I do this, CLK method. I´ve followed the clk for dummies v3
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pedronunes:
Hi,

pull the battery and power on again, and repeat this a few times until it does boot, give it a max of 20 minutes to respond.

if that doesn't work reinstall everything as described in the howto. I have to do that with each new release.

(this is already in the forum so a good search would have helped you too. :) )
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Felix Shats:
Hi,

No, I don't touch any setting that concerning CPU.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Try this UOT kitchen...but it's not for beginners and if you try it...please do a full backup of your existing rom setup.

http://uot.dakra.lt/
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Indo76:
stoped @ go go go!

Hi,

clean install with following steps:

1. Task 29

2. Flash Radio(2.15 Recommended)

3. MAGLDR 1.13

4. MAGLDR 150MB System/5MB Cache (ClockworkMod Recovery v3.0.2.5)

5. Install TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 .zip with CWM

Restart..

Booting Android from NAND

..

Load done!

123456

GO GO GO!

I've waited 20 minutes. nothing has happened. :confused:

Anybody know this problem?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stelioskal:
after 1 hour try to turn it of or take out the batery. ang do last step again !

dont worry its comon
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AliKhan:
Development Stopped ?

Hi

Are there going to be any new versions ?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] odoss:
Pull off the battery and reboot again
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ventura8:
Is this rom dead/abandoned? tyween has not been online since 23 nov!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lihkin:
yes wanted to ask the same is this the end of dis ROM for HTC HD2 coz now it is been like a month almost n not a single update :( :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] walts:
Tyween said he was busy with some personal/professional obligations. Also, if he's working on ICS I would expect a longish delay before seeing any results!

Walt
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jeoffrey:
Hi,

1. Can we install the kernel Tytung R14 on 3.7.5 ?

2. We gain in performance ?

3. There is no problem ?

4. Autonomy is correct ?

5. The color problem is corrected ?

6. When installing there's flash ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] satru:
Find the seccion: installation for others roms

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1258110
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mg33mg:
I did, no problems at all. Just remember to delete the intrid file from the zip.

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Hi,
[HD2 Android NAND Development] satru:
For the sign he use clk , in that case is diferent.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Fascinating! Why is it that those asking if the ROM has been abandoned are often not running the latest version? Both of you indicate you are running 3.7.0 - there are updates available if you are bored. :D :D :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] calinro:
I can answer that for you: because every update after 3.7.0 works very ... erratic. I, personally, had a lot of problems of all sorts, not big ones, but annoing enough to make me return to brilliant version 3.7.0.

The biggest problem I've encounterred is battery drain. Every update after 3.7.0 drains the battery twice as fast!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
I can certainly understand that.

Not sure why 3. 7. 5 is stable for me. Anyway, perhaps I tend to be more patient with chefs after several years of trial and error. :-)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ventura8:
is it true that versions above 3.7.0 drain more battery than 3.7.0? has anybody else experience this?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
With 3.7.5 and Dorimanx kernel 2.6, standby drain is the same or lower than all Typhoon versions I have used. There are the usual tweaks I do to keep standby drain low but I use the same tweaks in every rom version. Also, Screen on with no activity at low modest brightness is roughly 110-120ma draw which is the same or less than it ever was.

So I would like to see some real examples of why some say they experience high drain after 3.7.0. (eg MA readings, or scenarios, cpu scaling profile etc)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
As there were some massive changes in the upstream CM code between, if I remember correctly, our 3.7.2 and .3 releases, I think the side-effects of not clearing the cache and dalvik cache got worse with the newer versions. That might account for some of the reports of battery drain. The general consensus when 3.7.3 was released was that it was a definitive improvement in battery life.

Additionally, I still think there was some change in the scheduler resulting in (some) applications causing a massive battery drain when the phone is locked while in an application, without returning to the home screen first. I noticed this behaviour not only with K-9 mail (which has quite a reputation as a battery killer), but also with Firefox Mobile.

Sadly, I am too lazy to dig through literally months of CM changelogs to find out if this is true.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ventura8:
one more question. i will flash 3.7.5. I am tempted to change the kernel to tytung r14 because of the color banding fix. is r14 battery life or performance worse than r13 or dorimanx kernels? witch would you say is the best kernel for 3.7.5 at the moment (battery and performance wise) ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Tytung R14 or Dx 2.6 both work well.

Both have the banding fix but that fixes 90% of banding issues...not all of them.

Dx 2.6...I would have to say should be technically better. If you read through his kernel thread, you will see a list of improvements that I cannot list here. (I can't remember them all) It seems to be very stable as far as the No Sound Bug if you use the No Call Record version.

Dx's kernel is an All in One package so when installing it, you go through choices (eg mag vs clk, VPN fix, Zram etc) I am not sure I like the Zram feature but it works like it should. Also you can install it without having to customize the ZIP contents whatsoever. He is agressive about improvements and has more things coming like his next 2.7 version with a higher CPU speed...and the BFS scheduler. (which I know nothing about but if he gets it sorted, it is supposedly going to kick butt) Remember that 1382 in Dx 2.6 = 998mhz. There was a discussion about it.

I notice that when we change kernels or update them, mic gains get changed or reset. So you may have to tweak the 14mic_level file. It's also undervolted to safe values.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Indo76:
Installation freeze..

Now it stops @ android logo (no animation).. wait here also about 30 min or more..

clean reinstall.. same issue also with other roms. :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gdsbalaji:
try with recovery partition of 5-170-5...might work for ya....sometime there might be badblocks in nand that might hinder with booting process
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Drew99:
please describe step by step what are you do (with versions and file names)

I think you skip one or more important steps.

it should be something like this:

0. Install HSPL 2.08

1. task 29

2. flash radio 2.15

3. install magldr 1.13 with 5-150 partition sizes (look at OP)

4. install CWM 5.0.2.6

5. download and install TyphooN_CM7_v3.7.5-MAGLDR.zip )
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vivebatu:
I have tried both Dx 2.6 and Marc's 2.6.35.14 non-sense port and I think inspite of the fact that dorimanx has done a tremendous job ( and I only have respect for him), his kernel is still based on .32 sources and is no match for the lightning speed of the .35 kernel

Guess dorimanx will soon realize this and start work on the .35 kernel

Cheers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] duj'noux:
I often have this issue. My solution is only like a trick, but it works in most cases for me.

It's due to broken components in the system/framework. I don't know why.

1) Find which component is broken. Use "adb logcat" during boot to find it.

try to find an error message during dalvik/dex phase with framework.jar or core.jar or other .jar files.

2) unpack your rom on your PC with winrar for exemple.

3) find your broken component locally in $local directory/system/framework

4) Push it. For exemple : adb push framework.jar /system/framework/framework.jar

Wait a little or force reboot.

I hope this will help you ...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Majidjan:
Hello.

I want to install TyphooN_CM7_v3.7.0-cLK. I just download the ROM . Do I need anything else ? for exaple any kernel ?

Thanks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] fabiogrotte85:
this rom have no support in future.

I chance to dorimanx rom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Drew99:
Try to do this without EXT3 partition or/and with different SD card. (at least for troubleshooting)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
Good for you. Bye.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Dorimanx already made initial attempts at compiling the .35 kernel but there were too many problems. I have not heard if he is still working on it. Knowing him...he will. But here is one of his most humble statements...regarding the attempt...

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19623884&postcount=540

I agree without a doubt about the efforts Dx has made. One can't deny his hard work and drive. BUT, vivebatu, regarding your statement about .35 and lightening speed...can you give us an example? A configuration? The way you phrased your words...it implies that the .32 kernel is slow? Certainly not for me.

I use Typhoon 3.7.5 and running either Tytung r14 or Dx 2.6 with Launcher Pro v 0.8.4.1 (the newer LP versions have mega swipe lag...and I have compared many times, all the launchers with 4 packed homescreens including widgets) ...and with high memory setting on LP, SmartAss2 cpu profile 145-1382 etc etc., I have yet to test or see live or on video a smoother quicker setup. Swiping is like butter at high frame rate and almost never jittery. Everything loads at normal spedds and anything loaded into RAM starts up INSTANTLY.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Indo76:
I change to a 2GB micro sd: freeze at 123456 GO GO GO!

Change again to my 8GB mini sd: freezing at android boot logo

Both also without EXT3 partition. :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Yeah no support at all!!! (Sarcasm ;))

You know what I hate about this rom? Everything works perfect! (More Sarcasm ;))

I love new toys and adventure...but we all worked so hard (especially Tyween, Tytung, Dx and dozens of magical men) and here we are with a rom that is not even meant for our phones...working at 99%, and we still find reasons to not be happy or appreciative of it. (sorry for the rant :rolleyes:)

But reading the ICS thread is wonderful in terms of high paced progress. But at the same time, I get stressed keeping up with it as the list of bugs and issues are so plentiful. Some of us really need to sit back and enjoy what we have worked so hard to achieve. I for one intend to start using my phone to make calls. (more sarcasm...but in a way...true! :D) At least we can try new roms now and ALWAYS fall back to a solid known working reliable rom such as Typhoon. (for me, all the new fun stuff comes with 3rd party apps anyway....and not so much the core os)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Consider that our developers are still way behind. As of Nov 26th, the latest Linux kernel is v3.1.2... ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
1) Did you download Magldr or CLK? I have no experience with CLK, but generally, there has been reported LESS issues with installing Magldr.

2) Check your downloaded ZIP file that it is in fact the Madldr version and check the md5sum 8026dd0e000b28aa0de12e4a08bfbf6c (for v3.7.5) I would download it to pc, check the md5sum value (google a free program to do this) and then I would transfer the ZIP rom via PC Card reader rather than USB or any other way (less chance of corruption)

3) did you alter the ZIP rom in any way etc? If so...don't for now.

4) Someone suggested a larger System partition. Instead of 150mb, go 170mb just so there's plenty of room for this attempt. (I haven't installed a stock rom in a while because I pull stuff out first so maybe the extra 20mbs will help even if you think it doesn't...better to be safe for now anyway)

5) Usually if your stuck on the White static android robot splash screen on first boot more than 15min or so, then usually pulling out the battery and rebooting might help. Often, it is a sign that the ROM is too LARGE for the system partition....but at 170mb, you will have plenty of room. But try the battery pull after 15mins...and repeat the sequence if you have to. These things are finicky some times.

6) If you get the ANIMATION screen, be prepared to wait a while too as the system intiates itself for the first time and tries to build it's caches etc.

7) You can also try wiping Dalvik caches and System caches through CWM if all else fails. Try it repeatedly. Don't give up. I have sometimes experienced problems UPGRADING and when I got it to work...there was no LOGICAL explanation.

8) Finally, if all else fails, KEEP WHAT YOU HAVE DONE SO FAR...and try installing the Dorimanx Kernel v2.6. Just go into CWM and install it like you would your rom. During installation, it will ask you to make choices....(mag vs cwm, No 2way call rec, zram etc) Just make sure you choose MAGldr and No 2way call record....the others are optional)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cubanmike:
Amen brother. This half wit doesn't know how hard and expensive it is to develop software for a phone.

If 3.7.5 is the end of the line, I am a happy camper and grateful for all the work Tytung and the gang has done for all of us.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lunchmoney:
How do I add the 5mb cache partition?

I'm coming from Hyperdroid so I already got the 150mb system partition ready.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
If you had Hyperdroid installed, that means you installed CWM right?

Usually, CWM comes set for 150mb system partition and 5mb cache partition so you should already be set.

To modify:

Inside the CWM Zip package, there is a file named flash.cfg. You are able to modify the System and Cache partition values within this file. To do this, extract and rename flash.cfg to flash.txt, change the values in question, save, rename back to flash.cfg and place back into zip package.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lunchmoney:
Sweet! I'm good to go. Thanks madproducer!

BTW xda app should add a thanks feature I reckon.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gzzf:
EAGER to have new update ROM, especically for the ICS 4.0...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Your welcome. LunchMoney.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lunchmoney:
Typhoon is looking super!

Where is the softkeys for the status bar located?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] samsamuel:
if you mean the tablet tweaks, they are not included by default.

see this post

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18112931&postcount=18611

get the tablet tweaks maker, and use that to add them. you will need to reflash the rom tho (you apply ttmaker to the .zip before you instal it.)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
FWIW, I have found 3.7.5, with Tytung's R14 kernel to be Tyween's best ROM yet. Standby has varied between 1-6 mA, and using it has proven to be uneventfully solid.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brekem:
Hi i get stuck on boot with the 3.7.0

the partition was 150mb cahce 5mb as indicated

did a task29 before install as indicated

using cwr 3.xxxx

magldr 1.13

First time on typhoon
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lunchmoney:
Thanks samsamuel. I did it

All working excellent. But I disabled it again because the taskbar color is not matching, giggles... anyhooo
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gdsbalaji:
did u install radio 2.15.50.14?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ventura8:
Hy everyone. Can someone please tell me what are the recommended gain values for mic, headphone, etc... i just downloaded hd2 mic gain app and all the values are set to the minimum (maybe because i installed tytung kernel r14?). I know hearing is different for everyone, but some good reference values will help me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ldlzj1116526:
Thanks!!!I come from CHINA,,haha
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
The BFS (or Brain **** Scheduler) doesn't look likely to be integrated into an mainline Andorid kernels so I'm not holding my breath
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Denkov:
Same here!:) I will stay with this rom until ICS wil come as stable and bug less as my configuration.:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] negativman:
Somebody can make kernel Tytung_r14 callrec for cLK, I can not understand as it becomes! In advance thanks!:(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
I use:

echo '0 600' > /proc/mic_level
echo '1 375' > /proc/mic_level
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petbede:
Hi there.

I have uploaded here. Check the attachment.

PEACE!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Ventura8:
ok, thank you, but in the hd2 mic app i have handset, speaker , headset and Bluetooth gain. so i don't know how echo 0 and echo 1 correspond with the app. could you, or anybody please tell me the values for the hd2 mic gain app?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Ventura,

...the standard values you are requesting are different for everyone. There seems to NOT be a consensus. There are in fact 5 levels and the HD2 mic app only addresses 4 of 5, and it doesn't go as high as you can go (1000 is the loudest I believe). If you installed the R14 package without modifying or changing any of the libaudio files etc., then Tytung states to use the stock value of "-1" which is a code that renders the stock values whatever they are in the modules he used to pack his Kernel.

I now prefer to manually edit the values with Root Explorer with r/w access to etc/init.d/14mic_level (your mic_level file may be named a bit different than mine) Reboot after changing. Other than "-1", I use values between 600-1000. (handset,, spkrphone,, headset,, tty_headset,, BT) My mic_level file for Dx Kernel 2.6 shows default values at the bottom for reference.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pjrmax403:
Is this the one that you flash? What attachment ?:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] petbede:
Yep!!! Then I later change it DorimanX Kernel, when I was using that ROM. But now I am using Ice Cream Sandwich and now with a differs Kernel.

PEACE!!!

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Hi there.

The Attachment I uploaded is here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20035473&postcount=20537

PEACE!!!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] erick3000:
so whats better dorimax or tytung kernel for clk?

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can any of u upload ur setcpu config or anything to make the phone faster?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
These values can be set by editing the script in system\etc\init.d\10mic_level (look for mic_level file, no matter what number it has in front) with a root explorer like ES File Explorer. You can't set them with the HD2 Mic app because it is too restrictive.

The man asked for ideas, I think. These are the values that give me the best experience. Any values greater than these gave me echo, people I talk to could not hear me or I could not hear them properly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nicuu:
GUYS, I need help!

Is v3.7.5 for MAGLDR good? Does everything work perfect?

Does this ROM have any glitches/bugs I should be aware of?

And is it hard to install for the first time? I have EU version, HD2. Stock on 6.5 rom still.

Please, I'm in need for some help!