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[HD2 Android NAND Development] mkutsen:
APN not set by default

Dear imilka the APN settings are not set by default. Can you please include the in your next TMOUS build?

Several people reported problems with MMS and I suspect this is part of the problem.

Also a hosts file to block adds would be nice.

APN: epc.tmobile.com

PROXY: <Not Set>

PORT: <Not Set>

USERNAME: <Not Set>

PASSWORD: <Not Set>

SERVER: <Not Set>

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

MMS PROXY: <Not Set>

MMS PORT: <Not Set>

MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 310

MNC: 260

AUTH TYPE: None

APN TYPE: <Not Set>

Thanks,

Mike
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mperezm77:
When I start SetCPU, my default governor is ondemand instead of interactiv as it was supposed to be? Is that right?

I have tried with different kernel and always the default governor is ondemand.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
As you say, that is just the default setting, you can change it to whatever gives you best performance.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ricky886:
Can it boot from SD:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nitr00:
imilka how about a rEVOlutionized version of this ROM?

Check this out :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ValVK:
Backups

Hallo all here!:)

I have one question-if i backup my system with CWm-it will backup my NAND-content, or full system with EXT partition??

I want to flash my system new with this ROM, and then restore all my settings. Will it work with restore backup from CWM??

And one more-what backup Titanium backup??? Only my Apps and setting or full system too??

Or maybe here is another way to restore my full system after new flash???

Thank you very much in advance,

Val
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
If you CWM backup, you can go into advanced restore and just restore the sd-ext.

With Titanium, just backup apps and user data, not system data. That way you will leave the system data intact from this new build.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] relax1000:
Battery!

First of all everything is working perfect and it is actually for daily use

- no force closes

-FAST and really crazy fast

-fast boot and shutdown

I only have got one issue it is the battery i don´t know why but it lasts for 7 hours on other builds (not ram) my battery lasts for 20 hours or 17 hours something like this

Imilka can you please just improve the battery life a little bit more in the next update?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hengmy:
ram left

can anyone please tell me how much ram left for this build after application loaded into ram? i have ask 3rd time but no one want to answer this question:confused:

can anyone here please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Why don't you just install and run it to see for yourself?

On my build free RAM is reported at anywhere between 105 and 165 Mb depending upon which apps etc I have open at any time.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hengmy:
finally someone reply me..

i have installed but i am getting 200-250 ram, but from the thread i saw it should be 40mb ram left, this make me curios and think maybe i have not installed properly?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LittleH79:
I have 155mb of ram left.

But this doesn't change when I move some apps from app to app_r dir?

How can I check if apps are loaded into ram??

thx :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
I think you mean ROM. RAM and ROM are very different.

After a fresh install, you should have just under 200Mb of ROM available. ROM is the amount of strorage space on yopur device. Your apps are installed to the se-ext (this is not ROM). Your user data and some other stuff is stored to ROM. When you install a 15Mb app. Your se-ext space will go down by 15Mb. Your ROM will only go down by a small amount though if this app stores data to thr ROM.

RAM is the amount of memory on your device. When you open an app it is opened in RAM and therefore the RAM decreases. When you close the app, that RAM space will be freed up and so your available RAM will increase again.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
See the post above. our apps are installed to your sd-ext, not RAM. Some apps will run from boot up in RAM. I think you are talking about storage pace and not RAM.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HateSoul:
After installation i am stuck in endless reboot loop,any ideas?!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Check your CWM partition size - 220 for EU and 400 for TMOUS devices.

Also check you have a clean sd ext partition of 1Mb of you are using an EU device.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LittleH79:
So basically what you're saying is that i won't make a difference if you move apps from sd-ext/sysparts/app to sd-ext/sysparts/app_r to have them loaded into ram?

Forget about free space, that I got mixed up.

My point is all about ram possibilities and noticing speed differences when playing with this concept.

Sorry if I'm seeing this completely wrong.

But I always thought that ram was the fastest memory and this way you could speed up some things.

One more.

Is there a way to check if something is loaded into ram or not?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
If something is in the app_r folder, it is loaded into RAM upon start-up.

Apps that you use often might be better off in RAM. For example, Imilka has put 'phone' into RAM. This way it will open faster and be more responsive.

You can experiment with what you run in RAM. But be aware that some apps will use more resources than others. If you load something into RAM that uses loads of resources and you use it infrequently, you may cause the system to slow down. For example, you could load Angry Birds into RAM, but when you are not using it, you would be just wasting this RAM space and actually slowing the system down.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ChuckRock:
I get force closes on some websites with the build in browser. Dolphin Browser works fine. Any solution?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
You could try one of these options...

1/ Uninstall Flashplayer and reinstall it.

2/ Roll-back to an earlier version of Flashplayer (there are lots of versions posted up here - just search)

3/ Disable 'plug-ins' in Browser settings, or set to 'On demnad' (but you might not be able to view flash content).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] LittleH79:
Hi,

Is it possible to have a more transparent lockscreen slider in HD roms?

I mean the black bar which you slide down to unlock phone.

thx in advance!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rando81:
after using this rom for 2 days i cant say i see the speed difference u guys talking about, in some aspects its even slower than other HD roms... otherwise its a stable build with good sound quality
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dizzle:
No way. This is the fastest HD build I've used. The notification bar reacts instantly for me all the time on this build. I've not had that before with a HD/Z build.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rando81:
lol good for you, i wish i cud say the same about me, app drawer is lil bit laggy scrolling is not smooth, weather animation, changing screens ...etc all not smooth

its not that bad either though but the point its not crazy fast :D

may be it has something to do with the fact that i used CWR to partition my EXT4 since i cudnt make the build recognize the ext4 when using gparted :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dizzle:
Hmmm, have you tried setting the kernel to interactive governor? That's what I use and its like butter.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PasSlert:
For me, Sense is smoother than the others builds I've tested so far, same thing for the browser... I guess RAM is responible of this effect.

But, in all benchmarks this ROM is below the others ROMs, and some games (Buka lite for example) was pretty laggy.

Well, this ROM is perfect for daily use. I'm using it for a week and I hope it will continue. !

Good work !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rando81:
it definitely makes a difference :eek: haha i pushed ur thanx button
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dizzle:
SMS Notification Bubble

Guys,

Does anyone know how to get the default sms notification bubble. At the moment, mine is dark with a green coloured outline. The other notification bubbles are default. Even if I change to say the music skin, the sms notification bubble does not change to blue as it should :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jaba_cz:
Hi all. I have question. I used CWR with 220M system initially. Now I made some customization and cleanup to the ROM. The system image is now about 185MB.

The /data size is 185M and now I have 75M free .... I know, I use lot of synchronization to Exchange server, so the data consumed is correct.

Now i have an idea:

1) Backup all wia CWR

2) Flash new CRW partitioning with ... say 190M

3) CWR restore

4) In result I should have extra space for /data (should be +30M)

Please, can this procesdure work?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Try it and find out. Backup first.

I think it would be best however to leave a chunk of ROM space available to allow user data to be stored.

Your plan won't speed up your build. It will just free some space.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hengmy:
actually i am saying i have 200-250 free ram (not free rom) which make me think that the application is not loaded into ram, because when i was using normal non ram rom, the free ram is around 220mb.

so it look like those application that in _r folder is not loaded into ram?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jaba_cz:
OK, I'm glad to read this.

Is anywhere guide for CWR backup and restore, so I will not play "trial-and-error" ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
If you have that much free RAM, you are lucky. I have only 105-165 free RAM.

If you have installed your build correctly, you could copy more apps to app_r to load them into RAM also, giving you a speed boost.

I suspect however that you have an issue with your installation. You shouldn't have that much free RAM available.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Yes, boot into MAGLDR, select AD Recovery, then select 'backup'.

If you want to revert back to your original build, reflash the CWM partition size (220Mb) and then restore via CWM, using the 'restore' function.

You will be back to where you started.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hengmy:
yea, this is what i am concerning with, look like it dont load into ram?

i have copy a few widget into app_r but still have > 200mb of ram :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
What size ext partition do you use?

What sort of ext partition do you use? (2 / 3 / 4)

What CWM recovery partition size did you flash? (220 / 400 / xxx)

Did you restore a backup from a previous build? (and over-write any system settings)

In other words... did you perform your original install as a new flash, with a clean ext partition, and not restore a previous backup?

It is possible that you might have corrupted your install by changing the system files in some way. You could always backup your build and try a clean install?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hengmy:
i use ext3, CWR 220mb, clean install clear all data + cache. i installed 2 time still same :(

*ext3 1gb
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Svenvdmeer:
woow! Interactive really makes abig difference! Now it feels really smooth. Didn't know that was possible with a dhd rom. Hope it doesn't screw up my batt life.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] haksiu:
so how do i move apps to app_r. which files i need to replace to run this rom smooth?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matmar:
sd issue

it seems you have a SD issue.

try re-format (full=rewriting one) with panasonic formating tool...then gparted ext4.

Tested with 2 16 GO SD (C6 and C10) with ext4 created with gparted...and everything is smooth, scolling fast, weather animation no pb...compare to any other DHD it is crazy fast (I tested almost all) !

if not quick enough, try the RAM Imilka glacier...!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
You copy them from the 'app' folder to the 'app_r' folder using a file explorer with root permissions (Root Explorer for example). Then reboot. Backup first.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rando81:
i have class2 SD, so it might affect the performance.

but after changing governor from smartass to interactive its smooth now with 4mAh standby drain
[HD2 Android NAND Development] binhk88:
I tried to fix camera, but now preview lost. Pls help me post your original camera.apk file for me. Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ricky886:
How can I change kernel:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matmar:
root folder on FAT 32 partition in which you put CWR files of the zip of the kernel you want to install !

hope it helps
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matmar:
use CWR kernel packages...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rando81:
is there a way to enable adhoc support in this build? i tried to copy wpa_supplicant.conf from builds that support adhoc but with no success...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bslim:
Anybody know how to change the font size. Thank you.

This rom is fantastic but the font size is too small for old man like me.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
You can change the font size within emails and certain other apps but you cannot change the overall font size within the build.

What you can do however is to install 'Font Changer' or similar from Market and choose a larger sized font. For example, Calibri is a smaller font than Arial. There is a downside however, different sized fonts will not play nicely with certain elements of the Sense UI. For example, if you change the font in the main weather clock widget, you often find that the bottom of the large temperature number(s) is cut off at the bottom.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bslim:
Thanks nobnut, Font Changer works for me (i.e. just downloaded the font and put in the .fontchanger folder). I use the phone mainly for message and email. I do not use weather clock. Thanks, you make me a happy old man here :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
I'm sure you will have seen but in Font Changer, you need standard and bold fonts for the best display. You just need to make sure that the bold font has the same name as the regular font but with 'bold' appended to the end of the file name.

What you can also do with Font Changer is to adjust the DPI setting of the build (Settings). This will either increase or decrease the size of everything... but again this might mess up the Sense UI display.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bobjbain:
You mean you didn't take a copy of the file before putting the new one in there?

Tut tut, day 1 error my friend :D

Original file attached..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] matmar:
is in not in the zip file to flash with CWR, like all other apk...?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jaba_cz:
I have result: It works. Shrinked system partition by 25M allowing the same to be added to /data. Whole operation took about half an hour. No visible change in system behavior.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] haksiu:
nevertheless its the great build i'm occuring some issues which are:

-can't talk with stock headset and built-it microphone. can't hear anybody calling me.

-htc sense weather animatons for "sunny" are white squares which are twisting around. for "clear sky" are some crazy circles

-can't syncronise with my gmail account despite i have wifi connection
[HD2 Android NAND Development] jaba_cz:
Strange:

- I'm using wired headset with mic daily in the car. Works well.

- I have Gmail, Exchange, FB, Twit, LinkedIn, Youtube sync all active the same time. No issues.

So.... probably the problem is at your side :-)

One hint for all NAND ROMs. First boot skip all settings and sync offers. Let is boot, give it some time to settle (20 minutes shloud be enough). REBOOT without setting anything !!!

After this you are ready to make all you synchro, screen layout, apps install etc. Usually there can be hidden issues or settings lost at first reboot. Every next boot should be fine.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] haksiu:
well, it worked well. before. i flashed this rom at first. it all worked. then i checked new sense port from vivo, then flashed back to imilka's rom and it didnt work this time. internet trasmission via usb cable worked so far.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] binhk88:
Thanks so much, my friend
[HD2 Android NAND Development] juergenn:
Any chance to change the bluetooth mac adress????
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HannoSLM:
try reflashing and make sure you wipe everything - cache, data, ext partition etc.....

none of these problems are present here
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nitr00:
I have read somewhere that one have to clear the dalvik-cache after restore operation
[HD2 Android NAND Development] momello:
Cant understand!

How can you guys understand all this.

I have MAGLDR 1.3

I installed 2 roms befor using usb flasher

What is:

CRW

CWR

EU

TMOUS

TMOUS initrd

Please tell me what to do
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
I'll tell you what to do... read the stickies. They are there for a reason... to help you.

Now read this. Then read this.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lucus_d:
hello, really good stuff you do, I heve on mai hd2 one of your roms imilka stock HD v2.0. I downloaded even this rom Ram desire Hd v1...my question is wich of this 2 is the better one. Battery drain, all working and other stuff...I am intested int the most apropiate Desire HD stock rom

thx u are the best
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imilka:
I suggest you to use this one - it's faster, battery drain and other stuff is same.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] danton11:
Am gonna try this one after a break from dhd's, looks interesting.

:confused:Incase you (or anyone else) answers before i search the thead, why cwr 200~220? I mean is there any difference except space left?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] lucus_d:
Maybe I’m too pushing, but I’m about 3 year a HTC user and I’m very please, I would not change this phone. 1 year HTC HD and 2 HTC HD2. At the last one from past 1 year I change the winmo rom with cooked ones…but when I saw that the android is friendlier I was really addicted to this OS. I install the Android OS how did you explain on the site, I have not any kind of IT knowledge, and my question is that really exist an android OS that flash it the same like winmo, in the phone memory…or I am wrong?

The second problems is that my battery drain very fast…I don’t know in 15-17 hours….I have an corporate mail active, 2 yahoo accounts in yahoo mail application, and at synchronies I have facebook for htc sense and the Google account. In 5 hours my battery drains about 30%. I wrote about 2 mail, 30 sms and 10 minutes of call….IT IS NORMALL or???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
1/ This post explains how to do everything you need to run Android from your HD2 as you asked.

2/ The battery life you have 15-17 hours isn't too bad. HTC Sense uses much more battery than non-Sense builds. There are lots of things you can do to try and improve battery life, but first you'll need to get Android running on your phone.

:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bunnahabhain:
I have just one question :

Is this Build faster than projections stock desire???
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dizzle:
I am/was a long time prj user and can honestly say, this is close to running the desire build. DesireHD builds will always feel a bit heavier but this is the fastest HD build i've used on my phone. Try it, you'll not be disappointed.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dogntbone:
personally, i moved to imika's MyTouch4G/Glacier port and I find that it runs faster than this one... So for those that want something even faster, you may wanna check that out...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PasSlert:
I switched too but from Glacier to this build I personnaly find very reactive. ^^

What about an other release ? I know that it cannot be closer than a Stock Desire HD ROM, neither fastest but a V1.0 themed like the excellent CoreDroid will be great.

A last thing. I don't know why but sometimes, my screen become polarized when I wake up the phone. Colours are white, yellow, ... and I have to reboot to fix it (hot restart didn't fix it). Does it come from the ROM ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dizzle:
I've had this problem myself on a non sense build. I have also read it on other builds so don't think it's this build. It is quite random and i've not had it on any recent builds including this one.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] PasSlert:
So it didn't come from this ROM... well that's strange because I toke a picture with drocap2 but the picture was in true colours. Only the display was polarized.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] criszz:
i had this twice . restart solved.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nitr00:
Uhm I also encounter problems to establish a bluetooth connection with Windows 7, and I think this is caused due to the mac address of the bluetooth on my HD2..

Any one knows how to change this address?

I really like to remote control my PC with GRemote :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dizzle:
SMS Notification Bubble

Has anyone got the default SMS notification bubble? Mine is dark with a green outline, no matter what skin I choose. Please see the attached image. Is it the same for everyone else?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pegajoso:
Where is the Keyboard whit arrows?

I like the arrows xD

Saludos
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shariq949:
its really fast :) I really love the transparent notification bar :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] imilka:
Keyboard with arrows is inside the ROM :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Laynee1:
One quick question :

I have got rc0.3 version, and i want to install v1.0 version. Do i have to wipe my phone before i do it ? ( but i did CWM backup, and im afraid that wipe will delete backup)...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
The wipe won't delete the backup. It is stored in the FAT32 partition on your SD card. Besides, you could always backup your backup to your pc if you weren't unsure. It is in the 'Clockwork' folder on your SD card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Laynee1:
Thanks for fast and swift answer.. Thanks button hit :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Laynee1:
Yeah, one more quick question : I was going to partition SD CARD with CWM (because i want it to be ext4 not ext3), and i did it all like in instructions (choose 1024, swap 0.) but when i put that sd card into card reader, and turn on partition wizard, it sees only fat32 partition ...

any help ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
CWM only creates ext3 partitions, not ext4 partitions. I use Gparted to create and edit partitions. There are very good guides in the Stickies section.

I don't know which partition manager you used but the partition won't show up in Windows. You will only see the FAT32 partition. That is normal.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Pooper:
Quick question (not sure if this is one of these "yeah it doesn't work - fullstop" issues, but do the camera effects work?

In most other ROMs i've tried, some work (aqua / greyscale) but most don't work (vintage / distortion / depth of field).

Thanks!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
I've just tried for you. They work on mine. Fullstop :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Laynee1:
Edit .. : Im so lame :) found myself answer using search :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Dizzle:
I've just tried and they

don't

work. They've never worked on any DesireHD port on the HD2. Are you sure the effects quoted actually work for you? :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] criszz:
lol , they work for me very well
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nobnut:
Ummm... well, I tried them... and they worked. So I guess, the answer to your question is "yes".
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rasumia:
Worked for me always. i use it often.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] relax1000:
Camera Effect

So for me they don´t work but not all. SOme of them work and some of them doesn´t !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rando81:
same here :confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] criszz:
they work for me maybe because i applied camera thundercloud fix by cmylxgo from first post >>> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=959927