NexusHD2 Android Forum

Mario852 wrote:
Thank you for your reply, earlier I tried what was recommended by tytung (320MB/2MB cache/2GB ext4), and I my phone ended up booting with black screen and lighted up keys. Any ideas what I did wrong? (I have the 512 version btw)

Like Soren already suggested, if you are using DataOnExt setup change your system partition size (from 320 MB) to 400 MB.


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@ Tytung:
Maybe you can incorporate some of those tweaks into your next release:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android ... 1-t2883708

Hi Everyone,

Nowadays I have observed that gmail is not able to send the mail which has attachment, is this a known issue OR is there any workaround for it ?

Thanks.

I'm back to 4.5
4.7 is not stable
Wi-Fi and USB Thetering not work
In 3G mobile setting it always starts by itself new
and so on

lotus69 wrote:I'm back to 4.5
4.7 is not stable
Wi-Fi and USB Thetering not work
In 3G mobile setting it always starts by itself new
and so on

4.7 is the most stable if compare to 4.5 and 4.6
previous Vers. I always sometimes had cold reboot or hot reboot
when i turned Wifi on / of and black screen so on...
but this new 4.7 no problems at all. 3G working fine Wifi and so on
I think you should try to reinstall do fresh install and increase Sys. Partition to 380 - 400

lotus69 wrote:Hallo mainweb, nachdem du aus DE bist können wir doch auch auf deutsch scheiben....

Please repost in English.
Google translate is not 100% but it works.

Bitte nach der Übersetzung neu zu schreiben

Hey Tytung.. what do you think about this research?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/hack-overclocking-tuning-snapdragon-s1-t2883708

At minimum, you need 325 on /system for a full install. That's why some users are having issues with things not working as a full install takes 322.2M.

Otherwise, everything seems stable.

@above post, that may help gain a few FPS, but doubt it would help substantially since we only have two framebuffers, and can't support triple buffering.

4.7 running well (NativeSD, Magldr). Not sure about ART though, has anyone had good experience?

Hello everyone,
I'm new and 1 year after I broke my HTC HD2 I bought back ..
I remember when I had it with Android 4.1.2 was very fast .. now as soon as I got home I installed CyanogenMod 4.4.4 tytung and I see that it is really slow .. many times it crashes and it is not stable .. it is normal ? Installation something wrong?
I MAGLDR with recovery from 400mb to 128mb and 512 mb swap to ext4? Do you know how I can fix or is it normal that it is so slow?
Sorry for my bad Inglese, but I'm Italian ..
Thx to all for help