Yup, it's amazing. That's why I prefer this than stock MIUI Launcher, which doesn't arrange app alphabetically.

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Added on March 23, 2012, 12:02 pmHmm, I bought a HD2 for my gf (in good condition, beautiful outlook) during Feb at around RM600.

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Mar 23 2012, 12:02 PM

langthang's NDT ROM is quite problematic. Try original MIUI ROM from miuiandroid.com.

Use your HD2 to format your SD card.
Second, double check your ROM, and see whether you can open the .zip file.

After self-exile from CM ROM for a while, I've finally back to CM7 ROM.
MIUI gave me too much problem such as Calendar FC, etc. Got fed up with it and went back to CM7.

Ya, just noticed that tyween just came back and updated his/her TyphooN CM7 ROM.
Nothing new, a bit of fixes only.

Anyway, Nokia N9 NITDROID project looks promising and can be considered as alternative replacement for our old HD2.
Everyday, there're bugs being fixed.

If that happens, I guess you got to buy a new or better phone.

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Mar 27 2012, 04:50 PM

Hmm, so far so good. No problem here.
Hope nothing is wrong till N9 is stable.

Wah, suddenly become very quiet here.

No wonder. I'm still sticking to my HD2. Waiting for N9 to get stable currently.

Not yet.

I'm afraid that it might be due to your power button on your motherboard.
My back button on my motherboard loose and eventually broken off, so my back button is renderless now.
Have to use Button Savior (found in Google Play store).

I'm using unofficial AOSP ROM currently.

I don't know, but from what I see, it's my motherboard problem.

tytung just released its HWA-supported ICS ROM, but I still can't view Flash.
ICS is god damn lagging on our HD2. Really very fed up with it and went back to GB.

My GF and I are using Pure CM7.

I used tytung's ICS ROM, but opening menu and play games is really lagging.
So I really got fed up and went back to GB.

Hmm, I'll try to flash to tytung's latest ICS to try and see.
If everything goes well, I'll remain it as my primary OS.

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Added on May 31, 2012, 1:17 amOur HD2 screen is too small for tablet view.
I see no point having it, unless you've a 7" tablet and above.

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: May 31 2012, 01:17 AM

Yes, I'm still using my HD2. Now on ICS. So far so good. Hope this continues, or else, I'm going back to GB.
Yeah, SGS3 is amazing, and the advertisement really attracts me.

My HD2 is starting to show funny symptoms now, due to my previously-replaced digitaliser.
LCD has funny black-screen and funny colour lines sometimes. Need to lock and unlock to solve this.
I'm still waiting for Nokia N9 to be finalised and stable, so I can jump ship.

Hmm, JB has arrived. Hopefully XDA developers will do something to our HD2. Eager to try JB on our HD2!

Try tytung's ICS. That's the best stock ICS ROM out there. But it's not fully polished yet.
Now I'm waiting for JB to be released.

ICS can be installed on all HD2s, doesn't matter EU or TMous.
The benefit of TMous HD2 is they've bigger internal storage, hence more storage for apps.

You can use Link2SD to manually move your apps to SD, or flash + enable A2SD.

Yeah, I noticed that too. Project Butter is coming to HD2. LOL
Now, WiFi and Camera is buggy for HD2 JB. Wait patiently...

Yes, I've tried JB. New notification is fantastic, with date and time in it. Very informative indeed.
But a lot of bugs in JB. Sometimes I pull down notification bar, it'll stuff half way. Have to restart to solve this problem.
WiFi tethering stucked when turning on. Opening up the menu is lagging as well. Guess project "Butter" is not implemented in HD2 yet.

ICS is too lagging and WiFi tethering is a bit buggy as well. Data is not working sometimes after long period of hours.
Went back to GB MIUI for now.

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Aug 3 2012, 10:59 AM

Basically, it means partition your microSD into 2 partitions - FAT32 and EXT4.
Set both partitions to "Primary".
FAT32 will be used to store your music, photos, etc. EXT4 is for ROM (trick the phone as NAND).

Copy your ROM into your microSD, and install as usual using CWM.
Choose "Install SD-EXT", then tick RM-NET.
Reboot as usual and hold your POWER button to boot into MAGLDR menu.
Go to 10. Services. Choose Boot Settings, then go to boot 3. AD SD, choose NATIVESD folder.
After that, go to 10. Services again, choose Boot Settings again, choose Boot AD SD.

*PLEASE NOTE: Download your favourite ROM with NATIVESD activated.
If it's not NATIVESD enabled, it's not supported.

View this tutorial for more information.

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Added on October 2, 2012, 1:28 pmYeah, it's a new method because most of our old HD2 has bad sectors in NAND, so making it quite impossible to flash onto our NAND.
NATIVESD is to trick the phone that we've NAND partition on SD card, and to install on it.
Good SD cards will have higher speed of writing and reading than traditional NAND.

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Oct 2 2012, 01:28 PM

Yeah, bro, so for people who love to have more than 2 ROMs, they can use NATIVESD and NAND method at the same time.
They can even install multi-boot interface, which can help them to choose which ROM to boot.
This is very useful and powerful. I love this NATIVESD method, and have been longing for it.

Nice to hear from you too, bro.
Still using HD2?