I always want to have HTC Desire HD ~ the best Android phone from HTC yet. But running HTC Desire HD ROM on SD card is slow. How is the performance when running on NAND ROM? Let’s find out MDJ Revolution HD NAND Android ROM on HTC HD2 performance. By the way, it is based on Android 2.2.1 Froyo and using MDJ S9.1 OC Kernel.
I am not a big fan of CyanogenMod 6. But some of you might. So here you are ~ shubCRAFT 2.0 CyanogenMod 6 Android ROM for HTC HD2 which use ElBartoME 2.6.32.15 #3 kernel. And it is using Android Froyo 2.2.1 (FRG83). Everything looks okay to me but I got light sensor issue which make the screen does not have any back light. Maybe just on my HTC HD2. Try it out yourself…
Yeah… Android 2.3 Gingerbread was released by Google. And bring some goodies to us. No Android 2.3 Gingerbread ROM for HTC HD2 for the moment but the developers already dump the Android 2.3 Gingerbread keyboard and ready to be installed on rooted Android 2.2 Froyo.
Yeah, I am in love with CyanogenMod Android build (while am a HTC Sense fan). Why? Because it is using Hastarin #R8 Kernel. Faster and better than michyprima’s R11+AXI kernel (and no more light sensor issue). Hastarin kernel is the best Android HTC HD2 kernel that I use so far. JDMS DeFroST Android ROM is Android Froyo 2.2.1 (FRG83) + CyanogenMod + Hastarin #R8 Kernel. So it is fast and lot of customization can be done. But no HTC Sense here…
Yes… Yes… darkstone is back again with his SuperRAM build on NAND memory now. It is based on AdamG’s Oxygen v1.2 ROM for the HTC Desire which using Android 2.2.1 Froyo and custom Hastarin eb Kernel. As usual, the entire Android OS file system is stored in RAM before it is booted. NAND + RAM == super I/O? Let’s find out…
