NexusHD2 Android Forum

soren wrote:I have never used a NativeSD ROM, but can you rename the NativeSD folder after the installation of a NativeSD ROM? It might work. But you won't be able to use the tools that use the NativeSD folder.

Alternatively, you can use the NativeSDMultiBoot app.

NativeSDMultiBoot app - will work with MAGLDR or CLK Bootloader.

Renaming NATIVESD, will not boot.

Anyother way ?

@Tytung


I'm having an issue with the xposed framework on my HTC HD2 running 4.4.2. The rom has behaved fine but I'm getting an error in xposed regarding my sdk or architecture. The results seem to be some modules work fine...other work quirky such as XBlast giving me a double battery even though the latest version supposedly fixes that (I mention it because you'll see it in the screenshot below) and other modules just don't work at all. All this is to ask are we using sdk version 19?


*update* Appears it may be an issue with XPrivacy blocking shell access to the xposed installer which is strange because I don't recall setting that...perhaps something quirky happened when I imported my backed up rules. Will try again after clearing the module settings and reinstalling the framework.

famewolf wrote:@Tytung


I'm having an issue with the xposed framework on my HTC HD2 running 4.4.2. The rom has behaved fine but I'm getting an error in xposed regarding my sdk or architecture. The results seem to be some modules work fine...other work quirky such as XBlast giving me a double battery even though the latest version supposedly fixes that (I mention it because you'll see it in the screenshot below) and other modules just don't work at all. All this is to ask are we using sdk version 19?

Android 4.4 KitKat is SDK version 19.
I didn't use the xposed framework. Is it compatible with KitKat? From your screenshot, it's not compatible with KitKat.

tytung wrote:
Android 4.4 KitKat is SDK version 19.
I didn't use the xposed framework. Is it compatible with KitKat? From your screenshot, it's not compatible with KitKat.

Appears it may be an issue with XPrivacy blocking shell access to the xposed installer which is strange because I don't recall setting that...perhaps something quirky happened when I imported my backed up rules. Will try again after clearing the module settings and reinstalling the framework. Thank you for your prompt response.

soren wrote:Installation method and system partition size? If you use DataOnEXT, try to increase your system partition size to 300 MB or more.

Yes I use NAND with DataonEXT, increased the size of the system up to 300MB. Did not help. The problem remains the same. That's what I do:
- Sets the size of the system partition (in txt document)
- MAGLDR> Flasher>Daf> Reboot
- MAGLDR> Adrecovery> anvanced> Partitioning SD> ext-1024> swap-0
- MAGLDR> UsbmassStrg> copy zip
- AD recovery> install zip from SD
-Aromainstaler> NAND with DATAonEXT> Full instal> Rom Mods-default> Start> installation is faster than the old ROM> reboot> again saver HTC (black screen with green lettering)

Hello,

first of all thank you very much Tytung for this great ROM. After Booting and filling up all the caches the ROM is very fast. Sometimes tasks are getting stuck and draining the battery. After rejecting the task it is OK. But that is a minor issue.
Im using HD2 form Deutsche Telekom - low RAM. Therefore I would like to activate the linux swap partition. The method with fstab on etc and 05userinit on intit.d is working up to Android 4.3 - on kit kat it is not working. Swapon manually ist possible, but I would like to automate it after reboot.

Does anyone have an idea, what has changed?

Thx

tytung wrote:
Thanks for your feedback.

Doesn't work for me:
I listened music with PowerAmp player. When the screen is off, long press of volume button changes track; when the screen is on - it manages volume.
On incoming call player stops the music and resumes it after the call is ended, but if to let the screen to turn if off automatically and try to change the track by holding vocume button, it increases volume instead like the screen was not turned off.

Refraction wrote:Doesn't work for me:
I listened music with PowerAmp player. When the screen is off, long press of volume button changes track; when the screen is on - it manages volume.
On incoming call player stops the music and resumes it after the call is ended, but if to let the screen to turn if off automatically and try to change the track by holding vocume button, it increases volume instead like the screen was not turned off.

It's okay. Volume Seek only works when device is locked.

Radeon wrote:It's okay. Volume Seek only works when device is locked.

Yes, but after the call was finished, screen was turned off by timeout -> phone should be locked too, am I right? But phone behaved like it's still unlocked.

nalanickal wrote:NativeSDMultiBoot app - will work with MAGLDR or CLK Bootloader.

Renaming NATIVESD, will not boot.

Anyother way ?

I myself also have Windows Phone 6.5 in nand, and use 4ExtRecoverly and Haret to boot my NativeSD roms (at the moment three different versions of Tytung's roms). NativeSDMultiBoot works fine in this setting, too. Basically, the only thing that this app does is to replace the current versions of "zimage" and "initrd.gz" in the directory "NativeSD" on the sd-card with the appropriate versions of these files, which are found in the appropriate subdirectory of NativeSD. You can also do this replacement by hand, if you want, by using a file manager.