I was wondering if it was possible to install Android on the stock ROM 3.14 WWE (radio 2.15.50.14). I would like to install android without having to use HSPL because I'd like to keep the phone under warranty
Nahh
Tried doing that. My WM locked up totally. It would start, but NO 3'rd party progs worked. I could not uninstall, nor install.
The only thing that worked was to reset WM.
So i ran the HSPL part, upgraded WM to Dutty, upgraded the Radio, and Android ran smoothly.
I'm not sure if all WM's will lock up, but i only speak for my self.
Btw, my was stock Norwegian.
Good luck
It does work on the latest ROM (3.14). Plenty of people have had it working, me being one of them. It's definitely a good solution for those who don't want to have to upgrade HSPL in order to get a newer radio.
I've been always using Stock roms, and Android has always worked perfectly here.
Currently using 3.14 German Stock Rom + MDJ 1.7 Android room. working flawlessly.
stock orange rom
I am using a stock orange rom. I did HSPL3 and updated the radio to 2.14.50.04.
I went for the FroyoStone_Sense_V3.2 build, and have had no stability issues. I use this as my main phone and never revert back to winmo.
Like most I do suffer from data drops, but get around it by toggling airplane mode.
Hi, two seperate things here, you can run it on a stock rom see my sig, but you must install HSPL3.
Mines working just fine...
Didn't alter the WinMo ROM, radio, or even SPL. Just cut & pasta the Android ROM files to SD Card, and magic!
aenedor said:
Hi, two seperate things here, you can run it on a stock rom see my sig, but you must install HSPL3.
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No, you don't need to install hspl. A radio version >2.08 is enough. Recent stock ROM has 2.15
having HSPL is safer .. I am running the Tmobile stock with hspl ,running Mdeejay Evo and works like a charm .
I don't see how having HSPL could possibly be any safer for running Android from your sd card, as Android doesn't use or touch your SPL at all. You are perfectly safe to run Android on a stock rom, as long as you have a X.XX.50.XX radio everything will be as if you were to run it on a cooked rom
hinky said:
No, you don't need to install hspl. A radio version >2.08 is enough. Recent stock ROM has 2.15
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Thank-you for correcting me this change to the builds had totally passed me by
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After I flash my hd2 to a different rom do I have to run HSPL to install other roms or can I just flash the rom without running HSPL. I want to try another rom version but dont know if I have to go through another HSPL. Im trying to find a good stable rom that will run my internet browser without lagging with the load times.
Thanks in advance!!
I am currently running KUMARS ROM V2.0 on my 1024 htc hd2/leo
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turtle1981 said:
After I flash my hd2 to a different rom do I have to run HSPL to install other roms or can I just flash the rom without running HSPL. I want to try another rom version but dont know if I have to go through another HSPL. Im trying to find a good stable rom that will run my internet browser without lagging with the load times.
Thanks in advance!!
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HSPL only has to be loaded one time. Once it's embedded into your system it stays there until you get rid of it or change back to the stock version. You will have to go into the bootloader every time you want to change ROM's, but you will not have to modify your HSPL version.
~Jasecloud4
Shouldent the phone go straight to bootloader mode when new rom is being flashed? Also what is a good stable TMOUS ROM that is currently out that I can flash to my HD2 that wont lag on loading times when I use my internet. I use Opera 10 for my internet.
I tried to flash a hard spl on my TMobile HTC HD2 but I dont see a Hard Spl for 2.10 will the 2.08 work on mine ???
RippSpeed said:
I tried to flash a hard spl on my TMobile HTC HD2 but I dont see a Hard Spl for 2.10 will the 2.08 work on mine ???
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as answered fast aproaching a hundred times, you need to flash 2.10.0 so that your spl is downgraded to 2.08.0000 and then you can use hspl1024.
turtle1981 said:
After I flash my hd2 to a different rom do I have to run HSPL to install other roms or can I just flash the rom without running HSPL. I want to try another rom version but dont know if I have to go through another HSPL. Im trying to find a good stable rom that will run my internet browser without lagging with the load times.
Thanks in advance!!
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Ever searched youtube for Tmobile HD2 ROM's? There are quite a few videos on there that show you the various ROM's that are available, which makes it really easy to decide which one to go with...
Just a thought.
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Hi all
currently on ROM 2.13 / radio 2.10
tempted to try the unofficial ROM 3.14 / radio 2.14
If i flash and need to go back, can i rollback 3.14 to 2.13 without having to
task29/HSPL etc ?
thx
z
zmoboss said:
Hi all
currently on ROM 2.13 / radio 2.10
tempted to try the unofficial ROM 3.14 / radio 2.14
If i flash and need to go back, can i rollback 3.14 to 2.13 without having to
task29/HSPL etc ?
thx
z
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I'm not sure that HSPL3 works with 3.14, so when I wanted to flash AthineOS v14. I went back to T-Mobile's site and grabbed the official ROM there. I was able to "downgrade" with no issues.
We always recommend a Task 29 when flashing a ROM, whether it's "official" or "cooked". Think of it as reformatting your hard drive before installing a new operating system. Spare bits can be left over after a new ROM is installed over an older one. These will manifest in strange fashions, causing issues that can't be duplicated by a twin phone running the same system.
So yes, you can downgrade if you want, without HSPL or Task 29. Whether you want to or not is up to you.
Yes you can indeed go straight back to 2.13 from 3.14. The leaked 3.14 does not overwrite HardSPL, so you can just straight up flash back to the official 2.13 update like normal.
ashasaur said:
Yes you can indeed go straight back to 2.13 from 3.14. The leaked 3.14 does not overwrite HardSPL, so you can just straight up flash back to the official 2.13 update like normal.
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Just for clarification: Any stock (official or leaked) ROM will overwrite your HSPL if you flash it via microSD. It will not do so if you flash via USB.
I would like to apologize for my first reply to this thread for implying that the HSPL would be overwritten for ANY type of flash and thanks to ashasaur for pointing out my mistake.
I have TMOUS HD2 - stock 2.13 ROM and have not hard-SPLed it yet. So everything is stock.
If I install the 3.14 ROM, would I still be hardSPL it in future if required?
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Just for clarification: Any stock (official or leaked) ROM will overwrite your HSPL if you flash it via microSD. It will not do so if you flash via USB.
I would like to apologize for my first reply to this thread for implying that the HSPL would be overwritten for ANY type of flash and thanks to ashasaur for pointing out my mistake.
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....good question. I've never flashed flashed a rom via SDcard. You should try flashing from 3.14 to 3.13 and see if it removes hardspl. The worse that could happen is it go back to stock spl and just remove it via the hspl3 package.
see_u_then said:
I have TMOUS HD2 - stock 2.13 ROM and have not hard-SPLed it yet. So everything is stock.
If I install the 3.14 ROM, would I still be hardSPL it in future if required?
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If you flash from 3.13 to 3.14 or from 3.14 to 3.13 the hardspl will still be kept if flashed is done with a USB cord. I'm not sure if hspl will still be installed if done via sdcard, because I've done any flashing via SDcard. I play it safe and do everything from the USB cord and have had ZERO problem.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong please.
im using the 3.14 right now and the battery life is outstanding. 24 hours an d no issues yet, full 3G in fort worth all day.
Also everytime i have done any flashing, it was done through RUU and not one single issue yet. "crosses fingers"
hi
which android is most suitable to use on official 3.14 rom. I dont want to use hspl.
can I install to sd without making any change to device? and which android works this way?
thanks all.
You better say, which windows mobile Rom will work best with android, but since you have a 3.14 ROM you can run Android without any modifications to your device, just copy the Android folder then tap clrcad then haret .
Also if one build worked then all others should
on your link for guide to android, it says that "you must have hspl 2 or 3 for android to run well please use HSPL"
is it a must? cant I do it without hspl?
you can - I did just the same thing. Flashed the stock 3.14 ROM and then ran haret.exe from the android folder...
I've installed mdeejay froyo build on my HD2, with the Stock 3.14 WWE ROM (and the radio that came with it, can't remember the number), no HSPL whatsover. So far it's working fine, just a couple of issues with the data connection. Its also the first build ive tried, so if anyone has any feedback on the other builds it'd be great
I have now tried a few versions of Android and each crash when I do something like update Weather or download APPs. so this would seem to be a problem around the radio or base WinMob version.
I have Artemis 45 so my Radio had to be at highest stock release indeed it is 2.15.50.14 - which seems to be acceptable for most android releases.
Can anyone suggest what could be causing the crashes and hopefully a solution?
I really want to see Android stable before I make the complete switch.
Thanks in advance
TonyOCL said:
I have now tried a few versions of Android and each crash when I do something like update Weather or download APPs. so this would seem to be a problem around the radio or base WinMob version.
I have Artemis 45 so my Radio had to be at highest stock release indeed it is 2.15.50.14 - which seems to be acceptable for most android releases.
Can anyone suggest what could be causing the crashes and hopefully a solution?
I really want to see Android stable before I make the complete switch.
Thanks in advance
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Hello. I really felt the same, even running from windows. Test
2_12_50_02_2 the radio. Good luck.
selagidar said:
Hello. I really felt the same, even running from windows. Test
2_12_50_02_2 the radio. Good luck.
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Reading the radio thread it implies that I have to use hspl but I believe that isn't compatible with 3.14 rom. Is this correct?
TonyOCL said:
Reading the radio thread it implies that I have to use hspl but I believe that isn't compatible with 3.14 rom. Is this correct?
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No, is fully supported. I am currently using:
ROM: Energy.Leo.29005.Sense2.5.Cookie.2.0.Dec.13. (Based on ROM 3.14)
RADIO: 2_12_50_02_2
No more crashes!
selagidar said:
No, is fully supported. I am currently using:
ROM: Energy.Leo.29005.Sense2.5.Cookie.2.0.Dec.13. (Based on ROM 3.14)
RADIO: 2_12_50_02_2
No more crashes!
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I am having problems doing this.
As my Rom is now SPL 3.03.0000 then I can't load HSPL as it is not one of the 1.x or 2.x in the list.
I can't even load the Energy rom as its requires HSPL :-(
any suggestions?
TonyOCL said:
I am having problems doing this.
As my Rom is now SPL 3.03.0000 then I can't load HSPL as it is not one of the 1.x or 2.x in the list.
I can't even load the Energy rom as its requires HSPL :-(
any suggestions?
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I have finally got the energy rom loaded but the radio I can't down grade. I have tried CustomRUU SSPL etc.
Can anyone tell me how I can downgrade the radio wen I have SPL 3.03?
Thanks
TonyOCL said:
I have finally got the energy rom loaded but the radio I can't down grade. I have tried CustomRUU SSPL etc.
Can anyone tell me how I can downgrade the radio wen I have SPL 3.03?
Thanks
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Why do you want to downgrade the radio? Any radio that is 2.08 or greater (with a .50, not .51) is fine for Android, so you should never need to downgrade it.
hi i have the same radio i did my update with tmobile hspl then i flash the energy rom last reles. then froyostone then im using the nexus one dev. for android2.2.1 everything works and is fast all apps work and phone calls mounting my sd card and all
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Why do you want to downgrade the radio? Any radio that is 2.08 or greater (with a .50, not .51) is fine for Android, so you should never need to downgrade it.
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As I mentioned with radio 2.15.50.14 I get crashes in Android when doing thinks like updating the weather or downloading apps.
2_12_50_02_2 - is recommended by a lot of folks as fully stable with android builds. also it isn't just one version of the android builds as I have tried quite a few.
Thanks
Tony
TonyOCL said:
As I mentioned with radio 2.15.50.14 I get crashes in Android when doing thinks like updating the weather or downloading apps.
2_12_50_02_2 - is recommended by a lot of folks as fully stable with android builds. also it isn't just one version of the android builds as I have tried quite a few.
Thanks
Tony
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I still am having the same problem.
Today I did
1) did a Task29
2) reinstalled Energy rom
3) reformatted the SD card and put the content back
4) started Android. but it crashed on doing a download
The radio I am runnign is 2_12_50_02_2 which seems to work for others.
Am I missing anything?
TonyOCL said:
I still am having the same problem.
Today I did
1) did a Task29
2) reinstalled Energy rom
3) reformatted the SD card and put the content back
4) started Android. but it crashed on doing a download
The radio I am runnign is 2_12_50_02_2 which seems to work for others.
Am I missing anything?
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Please can anyone suggest something else to try?
Hi, I have been using Android basically since day one when I got this phone. I have been experiencing random restarts lately and think it could be a hardware issue. I already tried different Android ROMS and also tried using it from a clean state (no extra apps installed)...so it comes down to possible hardware/motherboard issue. I want to send it back to HTC for a replacement.
I ran HSPL3 and it's back to 2.10.0000 SPL now. I found an update for the T-Mobile US (1024) stock rom (3.14.531). I restored it back and everything looks ok now. The only thing I'm worried about is the radio version. I remember putting 2.15.50.14 on it and still see it. From what I see here, the radio should be 2.14.50.04 for this latest update.
My main question (just FYI for my knowledge) is shouldn't restoring the T-Mobile software restore the radio version also? It looks like I'll just have to flash the radio back myself.
The original specs I had were:
R 2.10.50.26
G 15.39.50.07U
D 2.13.90693 8G
I guess I don't need to worry about the 2nd and 3rd one right? Forgot exactly what they meant (read it somewhere) but the radio is what worries me.
Thanks.
No the radio will not change by replacing the rom, you need to choose the radio of your choice and flash it to the phone
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=611787
So should I flash the original radio back (2.10.50.26)? I read in one of the posts here that for the 3.14.531 ROM, it should have the 2.14.50.04 radio.
Haven't ran into any random restarts yet after I restored it back to the Windows Mobile ROM. Might have to go back to square one if it doesn't happen in Windows but only in Android.
Thanks.
You should flash Radio 2.15.50.14 and HSPL2.08 for your phone,in order to run android.Since,you have flashed your stock ROM,i think its best you start fresh from the beginning.Start with HSPL,then radio. Have you tried both SD and NAND builds? and did you use MAGLDR?. If you still experience boot cycles, you might want to try TASK 29. If you are launching Android from WM, you should want to flash a custom WM ROM that works well with Android.
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Hi, I have been using Android basically since day one when I got this phone. I have been experiencing random restarts lately and think it could be a hardware issue. I already tried different Android ROMS and also tried using it from a clean state (no extra apps installed)...so it comes down to possible hardware/motherboard issue. I want to send it back to HTC for a replacement.
I ran HSPL3 and it's back to 2.10.0000 SPL now. I found an update for the T-Mobile US (1024) stock rom (3.14.531). I restored it back and everything looks ok now. The only thing I'm worried about is the radio version. I remember putting 2.15.50.14 on it and still see it. From what I see here, the radio should be 2.14.50.04 for this latest update.
My main question (just FYI for my knowledge) is shouldn't restoring the T-Mobile software restore the radio version also? It looks like I'll just have to flash the radio back myself.
The original specs I had were:
R 2.10.50.26
G 15.39.50.07U
D 2.13.90693 8G
I guess I don't need to worry about the 2nd and 3rd one right? Forgot exactly what they meant (read it somewhere) but the radio is what worries me.
Thanks.
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Yes it sounds like you may have a hardware issue seeing as you have tried different Android NAND ROMs.
If you still see the 2.15.50.14 radio then it is still installed on your HD2. The question though is did the radio version with the stock ROM get upgraded to the 2.15.50.14 version from the 2.14.50.04 version.
To answer your question yes the radio version does get flashed when you flash a official stock ROM via RUU. The radio version that the ROM contains is the version that gets flased.
Thanks for providing the original specs on your HD2 as this lets people know what your original stock ROM was and the original radio and base band versions wee too. The R is the radio version, the G is your Base Band version, and the D is the ROM version.
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No the radio will not change by replacing the rom, you need to choose the radio of your choice and flash it to the phone
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=611787
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Not true, if you flash a official stock Windows Mobile ROM via RUU (USB) it will change the radio version to the radio version included in the ROM. This is why TMOUS HD2s get bricked when you flash them with a international ROM. The radio versions in the international ROMs are not compatible with the TMOUS HD2.
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So should I flash the original radio back (2.10.50.26)? I read in one of the posts here that for the 3.14.531 ROM, it should have the 2.14.50.04 radio.
Haven't ran into any random restarts yet after I restored it back to the Windows Mobile ROM. Might have to go back to square one if it doesn't happen in Windows but only in Android.
Thanks.
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I would flash the radio version that is known to be the radio version included with the stock ROM. HTC will be looking for two things basically. One if the radio, base band, and ROM versions all match up, and two if you have SPL on the device and not HSPL. If either of these do not pass HTC will deny your claim.
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You should flash Radio 2.15.50.14 and HSPL2.08 for your phone,in order to run android.Since,you have flashed your stock ROM,i think its best you start fresh from the beginning.Start with HSPL,then radio. Have you tried both SD and NAND builds? and did you use MAGLDR?. If you still experience boot cycles, you might want to try TASK 29. If you are launching Android from WM, you should want to flash a custom WM ROM that works well with Android.
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I agree with member kawshigan, you should check and see if HSPL was removed and replaced with SPL by the stock ROM flash, check the bootloader screen to see if you still have it. If you did it via RUU than it did not. But if you flashed it via SD card then it did remove HSPL. Either way you have to have HSPL flashed to you HD2 to flash MAGLDR or cLK, you also have to have it to run a TASK 29. Once you are sure you have HSPL on your HD2 you I suggest youi run a Task 29, next flash the 2.15.50.14 radio, then flash MAGLDR or cLK (wich ever one you want to use), then flash Clockwork Mod Recovery, and then use Clockwork Mod Recovery to flash your ROM via .zip file on your SD card.