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[HD2 Android NAND Development] kishore237:
Thanks for the suggestion. May be I have not explained the problem correctly. I know the password is1234. But the actual problem is the phone does not ask for the password. It simply tried connecting and finally says could not connect.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kishore237:
Yeah, I am sure I have activated the discoverable mode on.

Thanks

Kishore
[HD2 Android NAND Development] brado23:
Done and seems to be working OK so far. More free memory is being reported for internal memory too. Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] stanburn:
Just curious. On hard drives, ext4 is great because of the journal-izing feature built into the fs, but this means more read/write activity than normal which shortens flash media life. Or does it? Have you had to replace your sd since switching to ext4?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
Ext3 has journaling as well. Ext4 adds checksums to the journal.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
Just FYI, I also use MiniTool Partition Wizard, but I always format my SD card with Panasonic SD formater before doing anything "special" with it. I do a quick reformat and click YES to resize to a cluster size of 32.

I have 133 apps installed and 1024mb sd-ext are more than enough for me (still have about 450mb free), 2GB might be a bit of an overkill with 65 apps. ;)

After you have moved all your apps back to the phone and backed up of course, I would also delete the .android_secure folder on the SD card. I remember having read that if you have apps on sd-ext and on the SD card with the standard move to SD feature, you might slow down your system.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] drsney:
Repartitioning

Hi guys, I tried the repartitioning with "MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition" and this is my result:

1) I backed up entire SD card (16GB class10)

2) turned off the phone and inserted the SD card to PC via card reader

3) Shrinked FAT32 partition to 13GB

3) Created a new Ext4 primary partition on the remaining space.

4) APPLY > it took about 15minutes

5) inserted SD card into the phone and here comes the trouble:

-- it is incredibly slower than before

-- I see 58Mb free internal memory instead of ~2,5 gigs that I expected

EDIT: now after 10 minutes I see 134Mb free internal mem. ... what is this trickery ?

Can anybody explain this to me ? How can i fix this, please ?

Thanks for any advice.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
A) people have reported performance problems with larger sd-ext partitions.I think the largest recommended size is 2Gb. Try resizing the partition in Partition wizard (take a CWM backup first)

B) Android doesn't report the sd-ext space properly (it's a "hack" afterall).you can either download Titanium Backup to see the a2sd space or type "df -h /sd-ext" in a terminal emulator!

Edit :- freespace from the market will show you your sd-ext usage too
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Funnydwarf:
maybe 2,5 gb it's a bit too much though should'nt slow down the phone like that. As for the space, it's normal: this rom won't tell you the correct internal partition size but in fact it will use the ext anyway. Remember to move all your apps from sdcard to phone memory!

if you still don't make it to work, backup the whole sd and format it through clockworkmod, 1gb ext is more than enough imho: i got more than 90 apps installed and still half the space available.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
Try to go into settings/networks/bluetooth devices and see what is there.

I would try to unpair the device (or all devices) and remove it (or all). You may have to reboot your phone for the device(s) to actually disappear. You probably should reboot anyway to start clean.

Once you have a clean device list it should work.

Good luck.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Naad:
I haven't replaced it yet, its about 18 months old now
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pivo99:
Is there anyway to find the picture an app uses in file explorer. I'm trying to make a folder that holds multiple apps but I want the main folder picture to be one of the apps inside it. Kind of confusing but id really appreciate the help... Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
It's your lucky day. Many options!!!:D

1) Desktop Visualizer - app can be downloaded from market. You can add any image as an ICON to any shortcut or folder on your homescreen. Easy and low pro.

2) Folder Organizer - app can be downloaded from market. This mimics the way the Iphone does it. It's more complicated but also has many more neat options. Folders will have micro icons of apps inside it just like the Iphone, but I think you can also choose your own custom icons. FOLDERS AUTO CLOSE after clicking on a shortcut inside it.

3) Go Launcher EX - built in Iphone like folder with micro icons. It's drag and drop and super easy. You can also choose to add your own icon to any shortcut or folder. Now you might think....this is not good because I use ADW or Launcher Pro....well...they are all on par with each other. They practically have identical features....and possibly the same code. But Go Launcher has the above featureas plus screen locking like ADW....and you can migrate from Launcher Pro or ADW using Desktop Migrate app. FOLDERS AUTO CLOSE after clicking on a shortcut inside it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
I think the latest version of Go Launcher Ex has the ability to import your icons and widgets from your default Gingerbread launcher. It could import them from ADW Launcher Ex too.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] geenyous:
I use ADW Launcher EX, really a great launcher imho!

You just drag one icon over the other and a folder gets created, showing the first 3 apps as an icon. Also the apps always get alphabetically sorted, a missing feature I hated with stock ADW Launcher. You can set the behaviour of the folder yourself in ADW settings, but the auto close is the one that makes the most sense.

Also, and this is something I particullarly like, the folder only is as big as the number of icons you have, meaning it will not cover all of the screen for 4 apps (like in stock ADW Launcher).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Yes I like the resizing folder per amount of shortcuts inside it...which Folder Organizer does as well. Folder Organizer has the advantage of being able to use the entire screen size if necessary whereas Go Launcher maxes out at 12 icons....though after 12, it makes it into swipe-able pages...which is ok. With my setup, Go Launcher folder opens up quicker than Folder Organizer...probably because it is in ram already. But even so with both apps in ram, Go Launcher folder is quicker.

On that note GL also has ICON re-size ability. I like BIG icons like the Iphone so I increase their size. You can make them tiny as well. Not practical, but a funny thing to try for laughs.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
I use GO Launcher EX and I never knew you could drag icons on top of each other to create folders.

Oh the pain I've been going through creating folders and adding shortcuts, never knew it was so easy.

I do like the GO features, not used ADW Launcher Ex si I can't compare.

I do know that with the new realease of GO there is a feature to enable you to migrate desktop settings from other Launchers..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] uzi2:
Launchers

... and while we're on the subject, it is possible to have many launchers on the go at the same time and switch between them using Home Chooser or an equivalent.

Useful in deciding which one to go for, or just to be different. I settled on ADW EX long before it added the folder features.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dr_Grip:
For the first minutes the phone will be busy moving stuff to the SD card. You should see a return to normal speed after ten to fifteen minutes.

Well, that was some hours ago ;) Did performance improve?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] materoprodutions:
hey guys, I've been using the 3.7.5 version since it came out and I never had issues. When It came out I opdated myself to tytung r14 with no issues via CLK.

Now I'm running low on memory, I don't know anything about partions and stuff, the only thing I did was using app2sd and move 10apps to SD card just likew that aND everything seems fine, no problems at all.

NOw what I want to do is do a clean install, of everything expecially because my phone sometimes becomes superslow and almost freezes for low ram memory...so I decided to reinstall everything. as far as I remember somebody in this topic posted the r14 already ready to flash for clk right? does somebody have it?

also I read a little about little tweaks for ram Zram etc...but I?m confused, how are those different from a normal task manager like android assistant?

My main question remains. After I do a fresh install, and I have a backup of all the apps done with titanium. HOw can I restore all the apps in their position? (apps on internal memory restored to internal memory and apps on sd restored there). Is it possible or I'm dreaming?

Thank you and sorry for the long post!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Yes totally possible though if you have 3...each one launch will eat up 20-50mbs.

Also you might experience REDRAWS as they may get kicked out of ram.

I still have Launcher Pro installed but Frozen by Titanium Backup.

If I was starting from scratch, I would load up and customize ADW or Launcher pro, then migrate the setup over to Go Launcher EX. (separate app to do this) Mind you it migrates the icons and widgets but not all the custom settings.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Here is the Tytung Kernel r14 (CLK CallRecord enabled) link you were probably referring to: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19745358&postcount=20384 Note that there is a NON CALL RECORD version in case you have the NO Sound Bug or any crashes related to audio/dialer/Bt Voice Command. You can find it and ALL versions on Tytungs Kernel Thread HERE but I am not sure if it's good to go as I use Magldr myself. READ the whole OP first and backup before any attempts.

To use Zram, you need to use something like Dorimanx's Kernel HERE which is an all in one package that works without modifications with Typhoon rom. To enable Zram, allow it to be installed during Kernel installation proceedure (choose YES) and then you need to turn CompeCache on 10/18/26% at location settings>CM Settings>Performance. The higher the percentage chosen, the more virtual Ram. After reboot, to view Zram, run Terminal Emulator, type FREE and enter. Zram takes a percentage of your real RAM memory and compresses it to give you more at some expense to CPU and some probable minor delays. With Zram and the Dx Kernel, you can actually use a TaskKiller like System Tuner Pro to reclaim memory and set up an exclusion list. (that's all I can say for now) HERE is a recent post I made on Dorimanx's kernel thread re my optimal settings for Zram giving the most benefits. Mega testing for this small post of an answer.

I am pretty sure that with Titanium, you will have the choice to restore apps to sd or phone/ext memory. Do you not have an EXT partition? If not, you should. Format with CWM is the easiest way. Go through the format proceedure and choose a 1gb ext partion when it asks....but NO SWAP. EXT is a virtual extension of your internal storage memory. When restoring with Titanium, choose Phone memory or ext or whatever...not SD!

Maybe others will give you alternative ways to do this but this is the standard protocol.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] materoprodutions:
thank you very very much for your explanation, exactly what I was looking for!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] isinisterx:
Does the market give any errors in this rom?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] milkoo:
I miss this rom. Tried other ROMS and they all screw up. This is the best one. too bad its discontinued. Maybe i will sell my HD2 now.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheInVisibleGoD:
You almost put me laughing when I read that...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
I have no problems accessing the Market. Try going into Applications, then tapping on Market and clearing the cache.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] NYLimited:
HD2? That's an old Windows Mobile phone... They don't make either the phone or WM any longer.

If everything works on it how about US$15? :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] isinisterx:
The error that your device is not compatible with this item. Im currently using hyper droid but I keep getting that error and thinking of switching roms
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
You need 240dpi or 160dpi screen resolution setting in build.prop. Reboot.

(Clear data/cache for market if necessary)

---------- Post added at 03:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:12 PM ----------

It's such a great phone now that Android is so functional.

I can't find a pink model. Oh that sucks, I better get an Iphone then.

(couldn't resist participating milkoo;):rolleyes::D:D)

I'll go $20...cash.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
That is pretty much a wive's tale carried over from the early ext3(?) days, before it was addressed and corrected.

FWIW, I have been, uneventfully, making use of a 3G ext4 partition for about six months.

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Sent from my ICS HD2 with XDA Premium
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Charmacas:
Could someone upload a full functional MAGLDR tytung R14 zip update package for me please? :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
This is basically Tytung's kernel without his initrd.gz. It can be flashed over any Typhoon ROM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xixnn:
i have chaged my device name and manufacturer to Samsung Galaxi S. now the device is not compatible error is is gone :cool:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Take a look at this:

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.carp.HomeManager

Nothing to keep in memory, or to

freeze.

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Sent from my ICS HD2 with XDA Premium
[HD2 Android NAND Development] materoprodutions:
hey guys do you know how to boot in recovery mode? My phone doesn't boot anymore, I have a backup made yesterday in CWM but I don't remember how to boot in that mode. I have CLK installed...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
cLk - hold down the home key whilst booting

Mag - hold down the power button whilst booting
[HD2 Android NAND Development] materoprodutions:
i tried but it's stuck on the logo....what should i do?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
Then you've gone past the recovery bit, or you're phone is fooked.

Pull the battery, put it back in, hold the power button until the phone vibrates then hold the home button (straight away).

If that doesn't work :-

Pull the battery, hold down the down the volume and power down buttons, that'll take you into the tri-coloured boot loader.

If that works, then you'll have to reflash cLk.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] materoprodutions:
OK DID TASK29

REINSTALL radioi

reinstall clk

then with fastboot i flashed the recovery image

still I'm not able pressing the home key to enter into the recovery menu...

I don't understand

it says fastboot init

udc start

---suspend--

I can't get into the recovery...I'm going crazy...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pjrmax403:
Removed
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lrbpereira:
@tyween

Although I no longer have an HD2 -> upgrade to a SGS2 with crappy Sammy support... almost always had this ANDROID NAND ROM on my phonem, being the one who always considered to be the better, and the only one that advised him to all my friends with HD2.

I will give you the link to an update (CM7.2 KANG) with all the nightly´s till today (22/12) for the HTC Bravo, I think that you will the with it magic needed to reborn the thypoon series again.

http://fitsnugly.euroskank.com/gigglebread/bravo/download.php?file=update-cm-7.2.0-RC0-Desire-KANG-signed.12222011-2137.zip

Big hug

P.S. Pll don´t flash this rom is only for the dev to work with...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Marchino73:
I have problem when installing program from market. Phone reboot and not install program. Wipe do not solve this. Any solution? Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Depending on the app, you might need to install it, then IMMEDIATELY move it to phone memory. (which is internal nand and/or EXT on SDcard) Some apps get installed to Fat32 on SDcard by default. Many widgets will not work unless they are installed to PHONE memory.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Marchino73:
ok but how do I choose where to install it first if I can not install it?

Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nicuu:
Guys!

I'm about to install this for the first time. But I'm wondering about almost last step in CWM, when choosing AD recovery. Do I have to make partition on my SD card (when going into ADVANCED or can I just install the ZIP right away without doing that? I have 2gb SDcard, so perhaps I have to adjust the partition and choose 512 EXT size?

It's a bit important matter to me, so please guys! :)

EDIT: When moving ZIP (3.7.0 stable) to ROOT SD CARD, do the phone have to be OFF when putting back in? Because I do this prosedure by using USB-SD card reader, because it's little bit safer and less corrupt.

Or can it just stay in CWM menu when taking out the SD card, putting the ZIP on the main folder and just put it back in? I assume the ZIP-file has to be transfered to the root/main folder on the SD card?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] icke:
U don't have to partion your sd in CWM but than all apps will be installed @ internal memory and U will get out of memory soon!

---------- Post added at 07:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:14 PM ----------

Within CWM U have option to mount sd card and place zip on it so U don't have to pull out sd!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nicuu:
Ok. But from USB to PC it can get corrupted, so it's safer and better to do it through USB-SD card drive.

And very important: I don't have to install task29? Because that's not necessary to do since I've got windows 6.5 (original) and haven't installed any rom ever before (thanks, themadproducer) :D

So now I'm so to say set to go, when people have cleared this out for me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] icke:
In my opinion task29 is just placebo!;) I'd never used this and my HD2 is working as it should do.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] themadproducer:
Now i understand.

Best to try to clear market data within "manage applications. Perhaps this will resolve the glitch. Hopefully you are using 240dpi screen resolution because its more compatible. I am assuming u have tried more than one app installation?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kolyan:
never used task29 as well......flashed MANY roms CM7, Sense, ICS, Miui.....all works fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] scariola:
It will not currupt your data transfer doing it through mount USB storage interface in Cwm. Just make sure you unmount the card before disconnecting the cable.

That corrupt data problems stems from option USB mass storage in magldr.

Task29 will completely wipe your phone, if you do that, you will have to flash magldr again, then flash your partition layout 150mb(CM7) or 400mb(Sense) to get into recovery. Then go into ad recovery to install your rom and reboot.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] icke:
That's what I said!:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nicuu:
Ok, thanks! But transfering through USB-card reader, isn't a problem? And should the phone be OFF, make the transfer, turn the phone on and then install? Or can I take the SD card out while being on the CWM menu, transfer ZIP and then put it back on and continue with AD recovery, install from ZIP... ?

And regarding about the ZIP partition. Do I have to make EXT 512 on advanced settings for the SD card? Hope some of you can clear this out. Last step and I'm off to go! Looking forward for this one!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] icke:
Transfering via mounting sd in CWM isn't a risk...I'm doing this a lot of times without any issues.

But....U can also pull off sd whilst in CWM.;)

And as I said...U don't have to partition your sd with an ext!:rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] scariola:
Mounting the SD from cwm makes it so you don't have to take your SD card and put it into your PC. You can always choose to transfer files back and forth, just make sure under windows you properly eject the storage card. And always have your phone off before yanking out the SD card period.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] RoadXY:
Agreed. Task29 only when replacing your bootloader.

Send from my ICS HD2 using XDA tapatalk
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Drew99:
the best "task29" - is original winmobile image :) (it really erases whole memory)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vivebatu:
Happy new year to all....while we wait for an update, just hope that all is well with tyween and he has not lost interest in this thread....cheers
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kishore237:
Bluetooth pairing

Hi,

A) HD2 bluetooth with car bluetooth pairing (FORD My Connection):

1. HD2 detected car bluetooth & viceversa

2. Car bluetooth waiting for passkey from HD2

3. HD2 did not ask me to enter for passkey (i think it might have send some default key or something)

4. Car has thrown pair error and could not pair both the devices.

B) HD2 bluethooth with HBH-DS200 (sony ericcsson bluetooth headset)

1. HD2 detected HBH DS 200 & viceversa

2. Headset waiting for passkey from HD2

3. HD2 did not ask me to enter for passkey (i think it might have send some default key or something)

4. This case, the pairing is a success.

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Tried connecting other devices with my car bluetooth and also headset.

C) Other device (samsung galaxy S) - car bluetooth:

device asks for passkey - entertered "1234"

both the devices are paired.

D) Other device (samsung galaxy S) - HBH DS200:

device asks for passkey - entertered "0000"

both the devices are paired.

Please help me understand this and finding a work around as I need my phone to be connected to my car

Additional note: Had the same issue with tytungs' GB rom

Thanks for the help in advance,

Kishore
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nicuu:
Now I have been asking ALOT. So thanks alot guys for input and help. Really kind of you all!

Last thing: After I format my SD card EXT 512 in advanced on the CWM menu and put 0 on swap size.

Can I just hold the power off button and turn the phone off, take the SDcard out and put into PC and then hold the power button until CWM menu opens up without providing any corruption or whatsoever? Thanks yet again!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
Yes. As long as you don't allow Android to boot your microSD card (if you use a secondary EXT partition), the microSD card won't get corrupted.

Edit: I found a .35 kernel from Fhasovic that seems to have better camera quality. I recorded a small sample with 720x480 and it looked pretty well. WiFi connected properly, mobile signal is good, bluetooth seems to work ok. Battery drain is good (just like with Tytung's r14 kernel). I am using 3.7.0. I also attached the CWM zip I used, it should work without any problems for anyone who wants to try it (I only deleted initrd.gz, it should be flashable in any ROM).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nicuu:
Thank you!

But is doing partition on the SD card necessary?

And can't I just turn off the phone after making EXT 512 partition for the SD card and writing 0 on SWAP, take out the SD card, put the ZIP 3.7.0 on it, put it back in the phone and then do the final step with AD recovery and install zip from SD?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tmihai20:
Yes, you can. Partitioning is needed if you want to use App2SD+ (European HD2 need it, you'll run out of free space soon after installing some apps).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nicuu:
Thank you. I'm done now, but It doesn't want to REBOOT. I have waited around 5 minutes. It's stuck on the android logo. Is this normal?? Please answer fast.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TheInVisibleGoD:
Just some minor clarification...

data2sd work with a ext2/3/4 partition in sdcard, all apps will be moved to ext partition in sdcard.

app2sd don't need partitioning! If supported by app, it can be partly or completely moved to fat32 partition in sdcard.