Oh, I see. I never try stable version before.
Hmm, maybe I should reflash to the stable version and try.

Yup, I second enCORe's opinion.
We should wait till ICS to get stable and everything is working.

Just read tytung's ICS 4.0 page. He just updated to beta 2.
Beta 2 (Nov. 24)
Included the real audio fix. (Sound is perfect now.) (Credits to firesnatch and texasice.)
Fixed Calendar Sync (Used Calendar.apk from Paul's leaked ICL23D dump.)
Removed the softkeys. (Only framework-res.apk is modified.) (Credits to texasice (aka drewis).)
Changed ro.sf.lcd_density to default 240 and included Nexus One Gingerbread 2.3.6 GRK39F release-keys in build.prop for best Market compatibility.
Changed to Desire Gingerbread's stock default.acdb (129,346 bytes) (CRC: B0DCA53A)
Added PPP data connection support to MAGLDR and set it default. (PPP is stable than RMNET under ICS ROM currently.)
Added Superuser.apk v3.0.7 and updated su and busybox.
Added the latest hosts file (October-13-2011) for blocking ads.
Removed Camera.apk.
Improved the performance.

Not Working:
USB Mass Storage
Camera
HW acceleration
Headphone jack

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Nov 24 2011, 03:55 PM

Actually there're 3 ICS. All of them are ported from Nexus.
So far, tytung's ICS is the best because he has been porting from Nexus ever since Gingerbread.
Others may have started to build ICS, but soon, respective individuals will build differently in future.

You just need to perform Task29 whenever you reflash to another chef's ROM or changing from MAGDLR to CLK or vice versa.
Task29 means it'll completely clean and delete all your MAGDLR installation, settings, partition and ROM.

If you're upgrading from previous version, you just need to clean Dalvik cache and clean battery stats.
All your settings will be remained.

Anyway, you've made a good choice. WM sucks. Android rules!

EDIT:
Damn it, I dropped my HD2 on a rough cement floor. Screen cracked.
It costs RM320 to replace the screen. B*stard!

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Nov 28 2011, 03:46 PM

I sent to my friend to fix.
Yes, in fact, I dropped my HD2 a few times, but on smooth mosaic floor. Nothing happened until recently, no thanks to the rough cement floor.

I'm not from Singapore woh. By the way, my HD2 is in hospital now.
So too bad, you can't play with it.

Haha, yeah, something like kidney transplant ya.

Yup, tytung is lagging behind. sportsstar89 is leading now.
Anyway, there're still a few annoying bugs according to their working list, eg. Audio on Bluetooth and WiFi signal missing. sportsstar89 added A2SD onto ICS too. That's what I want.

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Dec 2 2011, 11:59 AM

Oh man, I'm so tempted to try, but wait till everything settles down.

Cheap, but it's in KL. Pointless if I send here and there. If the courier-man doesn't know how to handle and simply throw around, risky also.

Yeah, same here. I guess I'll tahan a bit.
Now waiting for my phone to come back. Cannot tahan.

I just got back my phone from hospital!
Hurray!

I remained my Android. Not intend to go back to WinMO.

Anyway, after replacing the screen, the phone makes me feel good, but I've a problem here.
The front LCD screen is not as sticky as previously. Really different.
I can even peel the front LCD screen off.

Thinking of sending to others to repair my front LCD. Sigh...

Ya, no choice. I send back to my friend to repair first. If still cannot, then only I send to others.

1. The front LCD is not sticky as usual. My friend said it's due to the glue.
2. The keypad button is not responsive and I feel that the buttons are not at the right place.

EDIT:
My phone is back from hospital! Back to good working condition.
Screen is very responsive and sharp. Very nice!

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Dec 12 2011, 11:29 PM

Running good, but I think my proximity sensor has some problem. And the screen sometimes got problem too. Need to lock the screen and unlock, then everything is fine. Sometimes it'll occur many times.

My next phone will be HD7, provided that XDA people can crack and port it.
Otherwise, I guess it'll be Galaxy Note, but wait till the price drops first.

Wow, cool. Please don't make my heart itchy.

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Added on December 15, 2011, 9:01 pmThis is one of 100000000000000 reasons why you should be the next TS.
More and more HD2 users are here, so need you to list down all the users and remake the guides.

EDIT:
Did you install NDT MIUI normal ROM or ICS ROM? There's a weather widget on lockscreen, and I can't seem to find the setting. The temperature shows 79 degree Celsius and city is wrong.

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Dec 16 2011, 12:31 PM

Actually, HD7 specs is almost the same like HD2. But the problem is developers are not really interested in HD7.
Cool to hear that paid apps can be re-downloaded for free, that's why I love Android.

Ya, just be patient. They're fixing, and soon, I guess everything will be fine after new year.
WiFi tethering to me is not so important. USB mount and camera is extremely important.
Bluetooth in-call also important to me, when I'm driving.

You should give NDT MIUI a try. But once NexusHD2 ICS 4.0 ROM is ready, a lot of people will jump ship.

Hahahaha, you sound familiar ya. Bro sharkteef, is it?

Looks like your proximity sensor has problem.
Have to resend back to repair.

Cool uptime.

Eh bro, I didn't recommend you to use MIUI.
It was you who recommended me to use MIUI. Haha...

For contacts backup, use "Accounts and Sync" in Settings. You can backup and restore using Gmail.
As for apps, try Titanium Backup. Download it from Market.

Yeah, of course. MIUI is still the best compared to native Android ROM. But the constant update and sometimes mess-up makes me headache.

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Added on December 18, 2011, 4:18 pmBeta 7 is out:
Upgraded to the latest stock 4.0.2 (ICL53F) ROM. (No 4.0.3 ROM at the moment.)
Included rapmv78's new EGL fix (more stable and no Maps FC for me). (Credit to rapmv78)
Updated to Market 3.4.4.
Updated to Google Maps 6.0.3.

Still no fixes on Bluetooth in-call and Camera.

This post has been edited by andyjyneo: Dec 18 2011, 04:18 PM

This is the first time I heard about this.

Normally I use HD2 Toolkit to partition, install MAGLDR, etc.