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i have an other htc hd 2.... it is not T mobile...

When

1.. wipe(task29) -----------------------From HTC hd2 Tool kit
then
2- install MAGLDR-------------From HTC hd2 Tool kit
then
3-then 5)usb flasher---------From cell
then
4-repartition by custom (280mb) (cahea 5mb)--------From HTC hd2 Tool kit
then
5-restart and chose 8)Ad recovery
then
6-choose zip
the
7-select kitat kat zip
then
8- i select from several options , first option NAND for t mobile (1020)

[COLOR="Red"]install beings ... after installation complete, there is option of andriod up grading apps ,, after its completion its simunaeouslty its give error google stops, contacts stops , etc and it goes back to again loading cyanomood many time and still doing same .....plz help me
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dany0boy wrote:i have an other htc hd 2.... it is not T mobile...

When

1.. wipe(task29) -----------------------From HTC hd2 Tool kit
then
2- install MAGLDR-------------From HTC hd2 Tool kit
then
3-then 5)usb flasher---------From cell
then
4-repartition by custom (280mb) (cahea 5mb)--------From HTC hd2 Tool kit
then
5-restart and chose 8)Ad recovery
then
6-choose zip
the
7-select kitat kat zip
then
8- i select from several options , first option NAND for t mobile (1020)

[COLOR="Red"]install beings ... after installation complete, there is option of andriod up grading apps ,, after its completion its simunaeouslty its give error google stops, contacts stops , etc and it goes back to again loading cyanomood many time and still doing same .....plz help me
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Instead of 280mb, make your system partition at least 300mb. At this stage of their life, most HD2s have bad blocks. The system partition needs to be bigger to account for that. In my opinion, a NAND install is no longer a viable option for running JellyBean or KitKat on an HD2. You need to be using DataOnExt or NativeSD to get enough space for the system and for apps.

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[*]You changed the system partition size to 285. Depending on your device you *may* need larger (i.e. if you have bad blocks in NAND). If you are using DataOnEXT installation method you can go *much* larger since none of the space in 'userdata' will be used by anything.

Prompt, and for TMOUS HD2, what size system to install?

maksibox wrote:[*]You changed the system partition size to 285. Depending on your device you *may* need larger (i.e. if you have bad blocks in NAND). If you are using DataOnEXT installation method you can go *much* larger since none of the space in 'userdata' will be used by anything.

Prompt, and for TMOUS HD2, what size system to install?

Since I had my /data partition on the card I was using 400 MB for /system. Plenty of room for both, bad blocks and Android that way.


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NYLimited wrote:
Since I had my /data partition on the card I was using 400 MB for /system. Plenty of room for both, bad blocks and Android that way.


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I mean, if I put the system partition 285 NAND, then over time the phone will slow down? Then what size should be at firmware in Nand TMobus?

No. I can't think of why it will slow down. But it might not work at all if it has bad blocks. Regarding the system partition size, 400 MB should be fine.

soren wrote:No. I can't think of why it will slow down. But it might not work at all if it has bad blocks. Regarding the system partition size, 400 MB should be fine.

Prompt, and how to check bad blocks?

Read this topic: how-to-mark-your-bad-nand-blocks-t48.html.

I'm just use 280mb.for may analysis bigger partition is just wasting our RAM.coz we need bigger empty RAM if we install many apps especially games,it needs bigger RAM space to put the cache..

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Ram is not part of nand.

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