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Memory Full...

Okay so I bought my HTC Tattoo and started installing apps but than it says memory full I know it only installs on phone mem. but is there an easy way to make it save on memory card, I a tutorial but I don't understand what to do in it....can somebody help me with very detailed tutorial please...or over MSN/Skype

You have to root it and do some more. When rooting you will loose your warranty.

Ihaveatattoo said:
and do some more.
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what more?

Look in the development forum, there is a thread about apps2sd. Or pick a ROM with that feature.

Ihaveatattoo said:
Look in the development forum, there is a thread about apps2sd. Or pick a ROM with that feature.
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can u find it for me?

go to htc tattoo>android development and then you can find your custom rom....

All the ROMs: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=698576

What rom?
What rom is good?

There are a lot of 1.6 ROMs, some 2.1 and 2.2 and a 2.3
With 2.2 you do not need to partition the SD card.
The newer Android version the ROM has, the more applications are compatible with it.

[Q] not a total nooby but need some help

hello guys i know that this a silly question
but can u help me to find a nand desire hd version that doesn't need an sdcard
i tired coredroid dhd by sergio but when i remove the memory it just hang
this is my first time flashing android to nand so plz help

Read the newbies guide in the sticky link from my sig.
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wrong section
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can i get a real answer cuz i didn't find anything in the wiki exept for the dft desire stock rom

cos maybe u haven't tried to post/discussed on the right place ???
this is a wrong place m8, u need to go to
HD2 Android NAND Development

rikardo1979 said:
cos maybe u haven't tried to post/discussed on the right place ???
this is a wrong place m8, u need to go to
HD2 Android NAND Development
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He posted in the right place. Development forums are only for posting builds/roms. But you can ask questions inside of a already posted topic about said build.
2.15 radio
2.2miui stock via cwm

foxthemene said:
hello guys i know that this a silly question
but can u help me to find a nand desire hd version that doesn't need an sdcard
i tired coredroid dhd by sergio but when i remove the memory it just hang
this is my first time flashing android to nand so plz help
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What exactly do u mean doesnt need an sdcard. Meaning doesnt run off of the sdcard? If so any desire build in the nand development section will work. Pick one that suits you best. Try segios build...its really nice.
2.15 radio
2.2miui stock via cwm

Well, obviously thats what I mean
chrisgto4 said:
He posted in the right place. Development forums are only for posting builds/roms. But you can ask questions inside of a already posted topic about said build.
2.15 radio
2.2miui stock via cwm
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AFAIK unless you have a 1024 HD2, you end up with something like 5mb free space on a DesireHD build without using an SD card. This is possibly why it hung (hanged?). I remember reading that if you do have a 1024 HD2 then Desire HD builds will work without an SD card.
Anyway, desire ROMs are small enough and there are others out there. I'm currently using a Hyperdroid GB ROM and I can remove the SD card without issues. Phone reports...:
Storage Space:278mb
Free Space: 84.85mb.
...I have loads of apps installed as well.
Hope this helps
Hyperdroid build ->http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=918899
This is what I use ATM
DesireZ/HD -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=962600
I used this ROM for a long time. Good build that uses SD card as data partition unless you are a lucky one with a 1024HD2

thanks for ur answer so there is nothing to do with the leo512
but i have another question to ask
is there a desire rom that have the newer sense found in the desire hd roms?
thanks for ur help currently using derie stock rom by dft

There won't be as that's what makes the DHD ROM's different compared to the Desire ones. Why would you wanna remove the SD card during boot anyway? Btw, I recommend the DHD Revolution build by Arif-ali. Seems to work quite well.

Currently I am running gauner's dhd rom and do not need an SD card and have 50 something MB free internal memory...
Edit: EU Leo with 512MB
Internal : 221 MB / Free: 57,5 MB
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HELP witch nand is here the best my hd2 is freakyme out

Whitch nand can i download on my HD2
and how i do a partition on 8 gib

Silahsor_66 said:
Whitch nand can i download on my HD2
and how i do a partition on 8 gib
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here u go (same thread started by you)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=915339

and here is one more (also started by you)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=858982
do you really need to start 3rd thread ?

Silahsor_66 said:
Whitch nand can i download on my HD2
and how i do a partition on 8 gib
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your question is difficult to answer, as only you can chose which ones you'll like
best. there are loads here, i suggest you start reading.
for partitioning
this is the best one i use, its in the wiki

Personally i prefer gingerbread with cm7. All apps and games are working for me. Everything is just great. But its imo simple and minimalistic. But very cool.
There are some other builds like htc sense+gb and miui+gb hybrids out there, but for me not all games like asphalt and apps like swipepad are working. Sense brings nice widgets, a great ui and miui a very great, completly different and very customizable ui with it.
If there are problems with some apps or games with miui like for me, you could test the froyo based build. sense and miui.
Atm im using typhoons cm7 and im very satisfied. Another very great gb cm7 rom is pongsters. Im only using typhoons because its based on daily nightlies. Im sure you will like pongsters ;p or the other great roms out there. Like imilka, boyppc, ndt and so on they are all very great cookers and ive tested all of them.
Best thing is to test a few different roms and decide by yourself whats best for you.
All of those roms are installd by cwm (clockwork mod)
You can do flash your rom, format and partition your sd and lots of more things with it. All over the phone. For best you are reading the install instructions of each rom. The only thing you have to do over pc is to flash recovery layout which is used by your choosn rom amd copy your. zip rom file on sd. Copy files and mount your usb storage with clockwork recovery only. Magldr itselfs could damaging some files.
To partition your 8gb sdcard there is absolutly no pc needed. You have to load into ad recovery (clockwork mod) over magldr, choose advance and format or partition your sdcard. If i remenbering right. Choose 1gb ext partituon and 0mb swap partition and you are rdy to go (install your rom). Remember to do a backup of your files stored on sd.
Best tool to format and partitioning your sdcard is still gparted. But pls, dont format the wrong harddrives ;p
Might other members have some links for you. Im on mobile
Greets and hf
Sent from my HTC HD2

thanks i whill chek all
how do i instal magldr 1.13 its saying tey are missing some maps

Silahsor_66 said:
thanks i whill chek all
how do i instal magldr 1.13 its saying tey are missing some maps
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http://www.multiupload.com/R2PYG1Z00U
or
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=11097380
i recommend you to read first

I see everyone telling him mainly to find the best build himself, find what suits him.....(in his other threads) lets just give him a direct freaking answer so he'll stop making new threads.... ok.... HYPERDROID-GBX..... thats the best.... or Nexushd2-gingerbread... why? Because those two roms are not made for another device and ported for this device... they are compiled from scratch and optimimized just for this device.... and out of those two... for you... hyperdroid gbx is better because its themed nicely.... so there... hyperdroid gbx... thats the best nan rom there ever will be for you.... try it out: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=918899
And magldr would be the best bootloader for you to boot this off of nand, not cLK because cLK is too hard for you to install....

diesburg said:
I see everyone telling him mainly to find the best build himself, find what suits him.....(in his other threads) lets just give him a direct freaking answer so he'll stop making new threads.... ok.... HYPERDROID-GBX..... thats the best.... or Nexushd2-gingerbread... why? Because those two roms are not made for another device and ported for this device... they are compiled from scratch and optimimized just for this device.... and out of those two... for you... hyperdroid gbx is better because its themed nicely.... so there... hyperdroid gbx... thats the best nan rom there ever will be for you.... try it out: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=918899
And magldr would be the best bootloader for you to boot this off of nand, not cLK because cLK is too hard for you to install....
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Its not the best. Its one of the best. He should try some roms and like everyone did see what he likes by himself.
And i would prefer pongsters hyperdroid gbx with cyanogenmod 7 (CM7) or typhoons CM7. Both very great roms. Typhoons is updated frequently.
Different roms for different tastes.
Hf
Sent from my HTC HD2

Awesome, now expect another thread in the future from him
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[Q] EU Roms

Are there any ROMs for the EU HD2 which do not need the sd-ext partition?
I'm using the phone while my sensation is in repair and I don't want to partition the SD Card.
I have gauner's on there atm but it's far too slow on my phone to a point where it becomes unusable.
Any help appreciated. Thanks =]

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Miui gingerbread
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joncy92 said:
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Any MIUI/CM7/CM9/AOSP/AOKP ROM I think.

Isnt the partition only required for WM7 ?

Ruijc said:
Isnt the partition only required for WM7 ?
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yup...and sd-ext on android is only optional,it still can run well without it

xskill said:
yup...and sd-ext on android is only optional,it still can run well without it
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Nope, it depends on the Android ROM.

lite
u need to use lite roms just type in lite roms xda in google

Try this one. Android 2.3.5 Sense 1.0 NAND (base Supersonic 4.67.651.3) by Dj Danik.
Because the sense 1.0 is small, no ext partition is necessay. You still have sense, although it is an old one.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1605992

is there a difference between EU and other versions?!
every rom i installed worked fine, and i my case also in german too.

Luiooo said:
is there a difference between EU and other versions?!
every rom i installed worked fine, and i my case also in german too.
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the difference is the memory.
T-Mobile HD2: 576MB RAM, 1GB ROM
HTC HD2: 448MB RAM, 512MB ROM
so the the t-mobile hd2 has a bigger internal memory for apps and you normally don't need any ext partitions
you can flash every rom on a eu-hd2...not much space..but enough for daily use

smallest jellybean rom for HD2 (NAND)

hi
i'm looking for the smallest available JellyBean rom for my hd2
the rom must not be larger than 155 MB because i need all the rest of my nand
thanX

specter16 said:
hi
i'm looking for the smallest available JellyBean rom for my hd2
the rom must not be larger than 155 MB because i need all the rest of my nand
thanX
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You could fairly easily make one yourself, just open the ROM's .zip and delete any apps, ringtones, bootanimations, notification sounds etc. that you don't use. You may be able to get it under 155MB that way.

specter16 said:
hi
i'm looking for the smallest available JellyBean rom for my hd2
the rom must not be larger than 155 MB because i need all the rest of my nand
thanX
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You can use Link2SD or ROM's with DataOnEXT script (only if you have EXT partition on SD)
Sent from my PIXELDROID HD2 using XDA

yep, A2SD, Check the script in my signature. Its very useful, Even if u bring it down to 155mb, still doesnt leave alot left

adil1508 said:
yep, A2SD, Check the script in my signature. Its very useful, Even if u bring it down to 155mb, still doesnt leave alot left
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will it work on jb rom ?
i v heard that a2sd scripts make some trobbles with ics and jb roms
Sent from my HTC HD2

get a good sd card.. then it will work fine.. for example..
Kingston 8GB Class 4 (works very bad!)
Kingston 4GB Class 4 (works fine..)
but nand is much faster even on EU HD2.. i have 205MB partition (system)..
deleted maps.. youtube. and few unnecessary apps.. and have still 100+MB of free space for apps.. few you can move to SD and its okay!

specter16 said:
will it work on jb rom ?
i v heard that a2sd scripts make some trobbles with ics and jb roms
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I think using dataonext and nativeSD is much better than a2sd. Most of JB roms support both.

specter16 said:
will it work on jb rom ?
i v heard that a2sd scripts make some trobbles with ics and jb roms
Sent from my HTC HD2
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I used it mainly for ICS because at the time, i coudnt find any script that woudnt slow down the phone, except this one. It works on ICS for sure, no problems or anything. You will have to try it on JB for yourself. I personally dont think it will create any problems but still make a backup
cswong said:
I think using dataonext and nativeSD is much better than a2sd. Most of JB roms support both.
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The int2ext script IS basically dataonext.