Overclocking is not a stranger to me. I overclocked my old Intel Core2 Extreme quad-core processor QX9650 to 3.6 GHz. And I can overclock my HTC HD2 with SetCPU’s help too. SetCPU is CPU speed tweaking application for Android. In details, it allows control of certain aspects of the Linux cpufreq driver by allowing for overclocking, underclocking and tweaking speeds. It works on most rooted Android 1.5, 1.6, 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 builds.
As I said before on SD card Android 2.3 Gingerbread build on HTC HD2 is not perfect yet, this one on NAND memory is not too. It is based on Android 2.3.1 Gingerbread (GRH78) and using MDJ S9.3 OC Kernel with ext4 support. This kernel fixed Wi-Fi MAC address issue so 2 or more Android HTC HD2 can use the same access point. So far left 2 items that are not working ~ GPS and USB storage.
HTC HD2 does not have much internal storage space like native Android phone. It has only 512MB NAND memory to use. And most of them are used by system files and left only around 150MB to 200MB for user data. This is not enough for certain users. This is not a big problem because Android 2.2 Froyo can help to move applications from internal storage to SD card. But this is a manual task…
HTC Desire HD is one of the best Android phones. Here is its Android ROM for HTC HD2 developed by xda-developer, Sergio76. The ROM has customized theme by Sergio76 himself. Besides, it is loaded with lot of application like XDA App, 3DGallery, spare parts, TitaniumBackup, Dual Folder View, Street, Superuser, TalkBack, XDA. And includes ‘flying’ animation too. By the way, it is overclocked by default. Do take note…
Arr… I cannot wait for JDMS v1.7 Ultimate which should support A2SD+ and in Zip ROM format. So I took the beta unsupported build Zip version to play. It is exactly the same as previous build which is based on Ultimate Droid 2.5, Android 2.2.1 and using Hastarin 8.6 Kernel. But this one is using ClockworkMod Recovery method. I can backup and restore it now. Yeah!!!
