I have 2.15 radio and it supports 512mb memeory for nand Android roms
yet it has a short bettery life (especially with sense roms)
I wonder if there is another radio version that supports android Nand rom but has longer battery life
Thanks
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What's the best radio to use with which nand build on TMOUS?
I have tested different radios so far and i can report that radio 2.12 works best for all my NAND roms (currently using MDJ's Ginger 1.9) and works great so far so give it a try.
No robot voice for me. I hope this helps to any1 interested.
hi
i wish to get an HTC LEO insted my Captivate whice is kindda boooooring phone
is there any chance to unlock the extra memory from 448 to 576mb ram
after installing androind as primary OS?
Just flash the latest radio
Try this one Radio 2.15.50.14
don't use a 51 version
I may be wrong but I thought you had to have a TMOUS ROM (or stleast a ROM dazed from a TMOUS ROM) and a TMOUS radio to get the etrade memory. If this is so you will lose it when. you flash a NAND Andriod ROM. Like I said though I could be wrong.
T-Macgnolia said:
I may be wrong but I thought you had to have a TMOUS ROM (or stleast a ROM dazed from a TMOUS ROM) and a TMOUS radio to get the etrade memory. If this is so you will lose it when. you flash a NAND Andriod ROM. Like I said though I could be wrong.
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the latest 2.15.50 radio enables the 576 memory... since the radio is at the base of the hd 2 a rom flash of android or windows won't erase it. now stock wm6.5 roms have radios built in so in those cases it will replace it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=929917
I need hd2 to work !!My current ROM is very unstable ROM (DL.Desire.v4.31.44.12) phone sometimes call robotic and need reboot, camera record video with audio not in sync. MMS sometimes not send, Display change colour to lilac and need reboot(al version of android have this bug for my... not in windows mobile).
My hd2 is European version
My baseband version: 15.40.50.07U_2.12.50.02_2
I need ROM with Sense nand for EU hd2, support for 2nd partition ext* microsd and a radio ROM for this.
I'm really desperate, please help
Try this one,I have searched a bit after using many SD versions.I am happy with it so far....
What do you prefer sеns or no sense rom . If i were you I would chose Hyperdroid with no doub
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=918899
darkphoinix said:
I need hd2 to work !!My current ROM is very unstable ROM (DL.Desire.v4.31.44.12) phone sometimes call robotic and need reboot, camera record video with audio not in sync. MMS sometimes not send, Display change colour to lilac and need reboot(al version of android have this bug for my... not in windows mobile).
My hd2 is European version
My baseband version: 15.40.50.07U_2.12.50.02_2
I need ROM nand for EU hd2, support for 2nd partition ext* microsd and a radio ROM for this.
I'm really desperate, please help
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Try flashiong a newer radio. I suggest you flash the latest one which is 2.15.50.14 you can down load it from The HTC HD2 Master Radio Thread here om XDA.
Proposed upgrade to 2.15.50.14, I believe will be improved, the other recommendation to you
my favorite rom
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=954369
HyperDroid rules
T-Macgnolia said:
Try flashiong a newer radio. I suggest you flash the latest one which is 2.15.50.14 you can down load it from The HTC HD2 Master Radio Thread here om XDA.
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i have tried this radio 2.15.50.14 freeze my hd2 and the first call after reboot cause robotic voice!! Is a problem of EU??
I had major stability issues with every 2.2 Sense based nand rom I tried. Then I installed tytuns gingerbread 2.3 based on the nexus one and have never looked back (current version is 2.5)
You wouldn't know this wasn't an Android phone to be honest. almost everything is prefect, except for laggy HQ video recording that's now been fixed in the new version. Im so content with v2.3 though I won't be upgrading til something major happens!
Sent from my Nexus One
SMS92 said:
I had major stability issues with every 2.2 Sense based nand rom I tried. Then I installed tytuns gingerbread 2.3 based on the nexus one and have never looked back (current version is 2.5)
You wouldn't know this wasn't an Android phone to be honest. almost everything is prefect, except for laggy HQ video recording that's now been fixed in the new version. Im so content with v2.3 though I won't be upgrading til something major happens!
Sent from my Nexus One
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NexusHD2-Gingerbread
v2.5 (27.MAR)
by tytung
* Rom type: NAND
* Version: v2.5
* Updated: 27 Mar 11, 09:15
* Base: Nexus One
* Android ver: 2.3.2 (Gingerbread)
* Kernel: tytung_r8.3
* Sense: No <---------------------------------- i need SENSE!!!!
darkphoinix said:
i have tried this radio 2.15.50.14 freeze my hd2 and the first call after reboot cause robotic voice!! Is a problem of EU??
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Are you using a NAND Android ROM or a SD card build? The reason I ask is most NAND Android ROMs work good with the 2.15.50.14 radio, and I have only read reports of the robot voice issue in threads for SD builds. Also if you are using a SD card build and you are still runningvWindows Mobile, ifthe Win Mo ROM is not a 3.14 or a 3.14 based ROM the radio will cause some issues with your HD2 such as frezes and such.
Edit: I looked back at your first post and I think you are running a NAND Android ROM so just disregard some of what I said. But I do recommended changing your ROM I use Hyperdriod check my sig for a link to it.
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Are you using a NAND Android ROM or a SD card build? The reason I ask is most NAND Android ROMs work good with the 2.15.50.14 radio, and I have only read reports of the robot voice issue in threads for SD builds. Also if you are using a SD card build and you are still runningvWindows Mobile, ifthe Win Mo ROM is not a 3.14 or a 3.14 based ROM the radio will cause some issues with your HD2 such as frezes and such.
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My rom is NAND DL.Desire.v4.31.44.12 i not have win mobile.
I'm thinking about getting an HD2 in the near future due to its hackability. I saw that there is the global HD2 (HTC branded), TMO branded, and the US Cellular one. Is there a difference? I saw a huge price difference on eBay. If so which one is best?
It depends if you want 3G with your carrier.. Each HD2 has a different 3G band so make sure that if and when you do get one that its compatible with your carriers 3G or else be stuck with EDGE
And the Tmobile US HD2 has a 1G nand while the others have 512MB.. So the Tmo HD2 has more memory, but for now its only taken advantage of with Windows Mobile 6.5... MAGLDR had to stay compatible with all the HD2 models so it only uses 512MB and then thats available to Android/WP7.. Software wise the Tmobile HD2 can not use radio firmwares that have .51 since those are for the other international Versions and using any of those radios will brick your phone and just be an expensive pile of plastic an metal
Difference between all of them
Memory (nand)
3G Frequency Bands
And in some cases Build Quality
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It depends if you want 3G with your carrier.. Each HD2 has a different 3G band so make sure that if and when you do get one that its compatible with your carriers 3G or else be stuck with EDGE
And the Tmobile US HD2 has a 1G nand while the others have 512MB.. So the Tmo HD2 has more memory, but for now its only taken advantage of with Windows Mobile 6.5... MAGLDR had to stay compatible with all the HD2 models so it only uses 512MB and then thats available to Android/WP7.. Software wise the Tmobile HD2 can not use radio firmwares that have .51 since those are for the other international Versions and using any of those radios will brick your phone and just be an expensive pile of plastic an metal
Difference between all of them
Memory (nand)
3G Frequency Bands
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Let iterate some here.
The International version has 512MB of flash memory (NAND memory) and 448MB of RAM.
The T-Mobile US version has 1024 MB of flash memory (NAND memory) and 576MB of RAM.
The T-Mobile (TMOUS) HD2 can not be flashed with a 2.04.50.xx, 2.5.50.xx, or any x.xx.51.xx radio version or youcwill brick it.
As for 3G you are correct in that part, but only the T-Mobile US HD2 and the Telstra T9193 HD2 (Australian HD2) are victims to not being whale to use 3G with every carrier.
MAGLDR was made compatible with the T-Mobile HD2 this making it sort of the same as a 3.14 Win Mo ROM that once combined with a 2.05.50.02 radio or a 2.15.50.14 radio it unlocks the extra 128MB of RAM in a international HD2.
Thanks for the replies. I really don't care about 3G bands here in the US (will mostly be using my HTC Incredible) and will probably use it for wifi only, but I do go to China a few times a year so I have a local sim card. I think that would make it best if I got the international version, right?
So MAGLDR is a bootloader that allows you to use Android and WP7 right? I'm not sure if I'm clear on what happens: Even though the TMOUS version has bigger NAND and more RAM the NAND can't be used in other OSs, just WM6, and the 128 MB ram in the International version can be unlocked?
Thanks for helping a noob
pianoplayer said:
Thanks for the replies. I really don't care about 3G bands here in the US (will mostly be using my HTC Incredible) and will probably use it for wifi only, but I do go to China a few times a year so I have a local sim card. I think that would make it best if I got the international version, right?
So MAGLDR is a bootloader that allows you to use Android and WP7 right? I'm not sure if I'm clear on what happens: Even though the TMOUS version has bigger NAND and more RAM the NAND can't be used in other OSs, just WM6, and the 128 MB ram in the International version can be unlocked?
Thanks for helping a noob
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Yes you are right about MAGLDR it is a bootloader that allows you to boot Android or WP7 from NAND. The way MAGLDR works is it runs after the original bootloader of the HD2 so you don't lose it. MAGLDR is flashed just like a ROM and is stored in the ROM partition of the NAND memory. But MAGLDR is more than just a bootloader though. If you have not already checked it out, click on my guide linked in my sig. I give a total break down of MAGLDR and all of it's options.
If you install a NAND Android ROM or WP7 using MAGLDR it is in the NAND memory and Windows Mobile is gone. When you power on the HD2 you will see MAGLDRCfor a couple of secounds and then your ROM boots.
There is also another bootloader that is just for Android ROMs on HD2 call Cedesmiths (L]little (K)kernel or cLK that allows you to use ADB fastboot commands. Unlike MAGLDR with cLK you can charge your HD2 while it is turned off. You can actually us ROM manager with it, and PPP. Using cLK your HD2 boots striaght to the Android ROM just like a native Android device, you do not see the bootloader like you do with MAGLDR. the cLK has made the HD2 as close to a native Android device as it can be.
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MAGLDR had to stay compatible with all the HD2 models so it only uses 512MB and then thats available to Android/WP7.
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Let me make a correction here. You can use all of the NAND on a TMOUS Android ROM and not just 512, that's why you can flash DHD ROMs without having to have sd ext stuff on a TMOUS HD2 but not on a euro HD2, because it has more NAND.
WP7 is the only thing that basically treats your phone as if it only has 512 NAND, so for Android NAND the TMOUS HD2 is actually better.
Also tmous is ~1mm taller...
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what is the best radio and the best rom work and compatible with android sd roms
my mobile is hd2 not t-mobile .