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…
No doubt that OCM CyanogenMod 6.2 NAND Android ROM is one of the fast Android ROM out there. Be sure to try it…
Installation guide ~ How to Install NAND Android on HTC HD2? (Video)
Download OCM CyanogenMod 6.2 v2.0 [Kernel: ocm_r1] NAND ROM here.
i downloaded this is my first nand android build and i followed the steps exactly from “‘https://www.jayceooi.com/2010/12/31/how-to-install-nand-android-on-htc-hd2/”‘ it did not go exacly as you said..after step 12 android been booted automatically i did not have to go to magdlr..i have not faced any problems so far but after first installation my pcs program compatibity assistant says “this program might not have installed correctly” and my device driver software says “device software not successfully installed”. at first use phone also seems a bit laggy.. i am wonder if i have done anything wrong….any thoughts?
thanks
As long as you have Android installed, you are fine. First boot is slow because it needs to do some of the installation / sync stuffs…