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Hacker wrote:Will keep that in mind once I figure out what to do about my booting problem.
Thank you.

Umm.. Increasing your system partition size to 400 will likely solve your booting problem. Did you read any of the posts here?


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@soren: black screen fix - see here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpos ... tcount=859
(step by step tutorial by Walter79).
Thanks to all devs.

Hacker wrote:Hi all, I have installed V4.6 as DataOnExt but the boot process hangs at a black screen with a green HTC logo.

LEO 512 MB
Radio 2.15.50.14
SPL 3.03.HSPL
cLK 1.5.1.1 with recovery CWM Rouch beta 8 by munjeni

NAND partitions:
- recovery 5 MB
- misc 1MB
- boot 5 MB
- system 310 MB (also tried with 370 MB)
- userdata 88 MB (autosize)
- cache 2 MB

SD card partitions:
- FAT32 - 2 GB - Primary - 32 kB blocks
- EXT4 - 14 GB - Primary

Installed as:
- DataOnExt
- Full Install
- PPP
- No Softkeys
- Wipe / Factory Reset

Please let me know if you have any ideas what might be causing the hang at the green HTC logo on a black screen during boot.
Also, is there a way to search this thread only? I have not found a way.
Thank you.

NYLimited"The 88 MB of userdata is wasted with DataOnExt. Resize your system partition to 400 MB to avoid bad blocks when you can.

Also, while changing partitions, make the recovery partition 10 MB so you can install newer versions of recovery when ready which require more space. Note this has nothing to do with your booting issues.[/quote][quote="Hacker wrote:Will keep that in mind once I figure out what to do about my booting problem.
Thank you.

As indicated by NYLimited, increase your partition sizes (under MAGDLR your system partition can be as large as 447M), and that should address your booting problem. I would suggest that you pay closer attention to what you read. NYLmited provided you with the most likely solution - - what's there to consider? [UNAMUSED FACE]

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jakari wrote:Hi all

I have recently got a HD2 so I'm new to everything. I have a quick question in regards to 'Please create a FAT32 primary partition with 32KB cluster size, then an EXT4 primary partition with default cluster size on your SD card'

Can anyone tell me how big the FAT32 partition has to be and what it's used for? also I'm assuming that the EXT4 partition is used for storage like apps, music, photos etc?

move this question to the Q&A section for a better answer. this is not a development question.
the EXT4 partition is for the operating system and should be at least 2GB and type primary.
the FAT32 is the rest of the card for your data, music etc. (e.g. 6GB on an 8GB card)
there is a whole ton of stuff including videos online about "android on hd2"
you have a lot of reading to do. make sure you know exactly what to do before starting.

Don't work Onedrive and Outlook apps. It running but I can't login, I see blackscreen. In HWA settings I haven't this apps. Onedrive is for me very important. Please help

EDIT

I clear cache HWA settings app and unchecked Onedrive and Outlook apps. Onedrive working good but Outlook have black screen when I try login.

Is there a way to increase the size of the softkeys ?
I would like softkeys a little bit larger (like nexus5 for example).

Thanks.

jeyjey wrote:Is there a way to increase the size of the softkeys ?
I would like softkeys a little bit larger (like nexus5 for example).

Thanks.

Don't think there is a setting for that. If you have a windows pc, you can use a tool such as http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthr ... ?t=2224784 to edit your framework-res.apk

MarkAtHome wrote:As indicated by NYLimited, increase your partition sizes (under MAGDLR your system partition can be as large as 447M), and that should address your booting problem. I would suggest that you pay closer attention to what you read. NYLmited provided you with the most likely solution - - what's there to consider? [UNAMUSED FACE]

With respect, I paid close attention to everything NYLimited wrote. I was supposed to increase my system partition so I don't waste the space for UserData and to avoid bad blocks. I was also supposed to keep some space reserved for future recovery. NYLimited specifically stated that this has nothing to do with your booting issues. If I misunderstood the message and this was indeed supposed to help with the booting issues and not only bad blocks / future recovery then I apologize, it was not how I understood it.

NYLimited wrote:Umm.. Increasing your system partition size to 400 will likely solve your booting problem. Did you read any of the posts here?

I did read a few posts from the beginning of the thread but as there are 176 pages and no search I wouldn't know where to start, I am sorry. Thank you for the advice with the 400 MB partition. Meanwhile I have tested the NativeSD and it works fine. Do you think it is worth it going back to DataOnExt?

Thank you.

Robbie P wrote:Don't think there is a setting for that. If you have a windows pc, you can use a tool such as http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthr ... ?t=2224784 to edit your framework-res.apk

If I understand, it's in systemUI.apk... so not easy to do.
thank you for the help.

Hacker wrote:NYLimited specifically stated that this has nothing to do with your booting issues. If I misunderstood the message and this was indeed supposed to help with the booting issues and not only bad blocks / future recovery then I apologize, it was not how I understood it.

I believe he means making the recovery partition 10 MB has nothing to do with the booting issue. Resizing your system partition to 400 MB should fix the booting issue.