More and more NAND Android ROMs are moving toward ClockworkMod Recovery method. OCM CyanogenMod 6.2 NAND Android ROM is still based on the old DAF method which uses USB cable to install. It is based on Android 2.2.1 Froyo and using ocm_r1 Kernel. Does it worth to install on your HTC HD2? Let’s find out…
I thought that I can run away from HSPL3 after getting Android 2.2 Froyo running on official HTC HD2 3.14 ROM. But I was wrong. The latest NAND Android build requires HSPL3. So here is the video and step by step guide to install HSPL3 on HTC HD2.
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Happy Chinese New Year!!! This greeting is from MIUI and me. MIUI released CNY version which included Chinese New Year Theme in their latest version 2011-01-26. It is based on Android 2.2.1 Froyo and using Tytung R2 Kernel. It is a great Chinese New Year gift for you and me.
Lot of Android builds for HTC HD2 nowadays. I cannot manage to test all of them in time then another new build pop up. After tested several Android builds, I found out that most of them are about the same ~ using same kernel and interface but some with tweak here and there. Mdeejay eVo Sense v1.1 Matted Android ROM is another build that I tried. It is looking great but still has g-sensor freeze issue on kernel 2.6.32.15 #95. All the developers are working hard toward a perfect Android kernel for HTC HD2. Hopefully, they can manage to come out a perfect kernel soon.
JDMS Ultimate Android ROM is well known back in SD card Android. It is one of the fastest non HTC Sense builds. It is based on Ultimate Droid 2.5, Android 2.2.1 and using Hastarin 8.6 Kernel. And this is RMNET, not PPP. RMNET vs. PPP ~ which one is better? Honestly, I don’t know. Both work fine on my 3G data connection.
