Hello,
After rooting my Tattoo, I installed ROM manager and flashed the clockworkMod Recovery 3.0.0.6 (for tattoo/click).
When I install the rom cyanogenmod 7 RC1 or RC2 (I try CM7 nightlybuild 19 as well) via clockworkmod, he said that the rom is successfully installed but when I launch the ROM, the ROM stucked on the tattoo boot screen (not on the CM7 boot screen, I never saw the CM7 boot screen).
Any idea to resolve my problem?
Thanks
Stuck for how long? About 2 minutes it is ok and then the CM boot logo come up.
First boot takes a long time.
Did you wipe your device before flashing CM ROM? If not do so in recovery menu. (wipe all, factory setting, clear cache etc...)
Same here. At first when i got boot screen, i thought i blew it, but it took few minutes to urn up...
it happened twice to me. Wipe cache at first ... if it doesn't boot, wipe all.
Good luck!
I wipe all before every flash.
I flash the rom "update-cm-7.0.0-RC2-click-signed.zip" and after the gapps "gapps-gb-20110307-signed.zip".
On my screen, I saw only "TATTOO". , I waited during 10 minutes...
charlesdg said:
I wipe all before every flash.
I flash the rom "update-cm-7.0.0-RC2-click-signed.zip" and after the gapps "gapps-gb-20110307-signed.zip".
On my screen, I saw only "TATTOO". , I waited during 10 minutes...
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try other rom file. and don't install gap yet. I had been there too.
I tried the rom "FroYo AOSP(2.2.2_r1) for Tattoo v0.3 released" and it works!
How can I install cyanogenmod 7? which rom can I use from cyanogenmod 7?
I tried repeating installation 6 times then it worked. I think install isn't clean. try again.
with which rom?
Try latest cyanogen rom rc - and here you will find all the info.
It's really great, try it.
charlesdg said:
I wipe all before every flash.
I flash the rom "update-cm-7.0.0-RC2-click-signed.zip" and after the gapps "gapps-gb-20110307-signed.zip".
On my screen, I saw only "TATTOO". , I waited during 10 minutes...
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I have the same problem. Today I've tried the RC3 without being able to boot it, stuck at Tattoo logo. Doing a logcat I see many "DEBUG" row. The previous nightly build 31 boot correctly but after a while hang and sometime the system reboot itself. The nFinityGB 0.92 and previous, despite being CyanogenMod based, runs correctly. I've not been able to figure why I have so many problem with a rom that for most people is rock solid.
Please let me know if nFinityGB rom works correctly.
Have had success booting RC2.2 & RC3
I have had no problems flashing or booting Cyanogen 7 RC2.2 and RC3, using Rom Manager from Android market.
The problem seems to be solved in RC3, but the default cpu speed is too high to boot without getting some instability. At the third try I've been able to get into cpu settings to lower the maximum speed to 615 MHz. Now it works without stabilty issues.
Hey guys someone please help me out...even im stuck with the same problem....
Boot LOOPs continuously... i dont find any solution to this... phone isnt working atol and if i want to get back to the stock rom it says "USB CCONNECTION ERROR" so im really in a bad situation here....
guess have to travel to college without music (
I try the CM7 RC4 and the rom is bootlooping when I launch it! :-s
I went back on the CM6 :-(
charlesdg said:
I try the CM7 RC4 and the rom is bootlooping when I launch it! :-s
I went back on the CM6 :-(
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If you feel dare, you can use this little init script that i've created for personal use. It sets a maximum cpu frequency of 528MHz in the early boot phase, allowing the phone to be stable. Once the phone booted, you can change the cpu speed using the CM Settings menu.
To place it in the correct directory, you must use adb.
- Just download it somewhere in your computer
- rename it removing the .txt extension (the resulting name will be 02slowdown)
- normally flash the CyanogenMod rom and do not reboot
- connect the usb cable between the phone and the computer
- mount the /system partition using the Clockwork storage and mounts menu
- copy the script in the /system partition with the command
Code:
adb push 02slowdown /system/etc/init.d/
- change the script owner with
Code:
adb shell chown root:shell /system/etc/init.d/02slowdown
- change the permissions with
Code:
adb shell chmod 750 /system/etc/init.d/02slowdown
- reboot and cross your finger
Now the phone should boot regularly without getting nasty FC
Hope this will help someone.
There is another way to apply this workaround: you can open the zipped rom with 7zip or something like that and put the "02slowdown" script in the /system/etc/init.d subdirectory of the archive. I used this method to flash the cm7 stable version.
my first reboot took a bit longer too. I just waited and voilá. Droid skater and CM7 installed.
lupp0l0 said:
If you feel dare, you can use this little init script that i've created for personal use. It sets a maximum cpu frequency of 528MHz in the early boot phase, allowing the phone to be stable. Once the phone booted, you can change the cpu speed using the CM Settings menu.
To place it in the correct directory, you must use adb.
- Just download it somewhere in your computer
- rename it removing the .txt extension (the resulting name will be 02slowdown)
- normally flash the CyanogenMod rom and do not reboot
- connect the usb cable between the phone and the computer
- mount the /system partition using the Clockwork storage and mounts menu
- copy the script in the /system partition with the command
Code:
adb push 02slowdown /system/etc/init.d/
- change the script owner with
Code:
adb shell chown root:shell /system/etc/init.d/02slowdown
- change the permissions with
Code:
adb shell chmod 750 /system/etc/init.d/02slowdown
- reboot and cross your finger
Now the phone should boot regularly without getting nasty FC
Hope this will help someone.
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Thanks man! It works for the rom CM7 stable mod
charlesdg said:
Thanks man! It works for the rom CM7 stable mod
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I'm glad to be useful!
There is another way to apply this workaround: you can open the zipped rom with 7zip or something like that and put the "02slowdown" script in the system/etc/init.d subdirectory of the archive. I used this method to flash the cm7 stable version.
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lupp0l0 said:
I'm glad to be useful!
There is another way to apply this workaround: you can open the zipped rom with 7zip or something like that and put the "02slowdown" script in the system/etc/init.d subdirectory of the archive. I used this method to flash the cm7 stable version.
Sent from my HTC click using XDA App
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If I don't, every times I launch cm7, I have to do the manipulation (with adb) explain above?
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After some thinking about how I wanted to pursue this project and the recent release of an app that has made this possible, I decided to start working on an app of my own. While I have no experience in making an app, I have already begun working on it. Boot Manager is an awesome app for those that like flashing and running different ROMS frequently, however I have found some things that I do not like about it and features that could be added. My short term goal is to create an app with support for either 2 or 3 Roms and would be free. I'll then release a paid one that will support 5 or more roms and add some other features.
As I said, I have already begun working on it and although it won't utilize the method I wanted to use, I will implement some of it in the future. Right now I have parts of it setup and can already use certain features, but for anyone that has created an app, you know there is a lot of scripting that needs to be done.
Thanks to Conap for the motivation to get my a** back on track.
Partition your sdcard
PARTITION YOUR SDCARD
I have made this really easy to partition your sdcard while preserving all data on the fat32 partition.
You have the option of specifying the size of the ext partitions in /sdcard/dualbootmap.txt
Code:
adb shell
echo 150 200 0 > /sdcard/dualbootmap.txt
The 1st number is cache partition for both rom2 in Mb. For right now I would not do anything less than 125 until I incorporate settings for dalvik-cache on data.
The 2nd number is ROM2 data partition in Mb. Pick whatever size you want.
The 3rd number which isn't used yet will be for a2sd on ROM1. For now this should be kept at 0.
If there is no dualbootmap.txt file the partitions will be automatically set to
cache=150
data=200
a2sd=0
Make sure you have enough free space on the card to accommodate the extra partitions plus an extra 200. If you only have a fat32 partition and use the default values above you would need 550mb of free space. After setting up the roms you will get the extra 200mb back. Its just used as temporary storage.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Download sdpart.zip
2. Reboot into recovery
Code:
adb shell reboot recovery
3. Unzip the contents of sdpart.zip and push the files inside sdpart folder to /tmp/
Code:
adb push c:\xxxxxx\sdpart /tmp/
4. run /tmp/sdpart.sh in adb shell
Code:
adb shell /tmp/sdpart.sh
If sdpart.sh doesn't run then you will have to chmod it before running it, but it should already have permission to run.
Code:
adb shell chmod 777 /tmp/sdpart.sh
HELP
Reserved until release day
Can't wait to try it out.
Is it going to support the aria?
12c00000-257fffff : System RAM
THANKS
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FFXTDS said:
Can't wait to try it out.
Is it going to support the aria?
12c00000-257fffff : System RAM
Sent from my HTC Liberty using XDA App
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Updated OP. Thats it for today. I'll post others in the morning
Can I restore a nandroid and then flash the dualboot.zip to make that Rom store to SD instead of wiping everything and flashing the roms?
jblazea50 said:
Can I restore a nandroid and then flash the dualboot.zip to make that Rom store to SD instead of wiping everything and flashing the roms?
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You should be able to as long as there is a boot.img in the nandroid which I think there is
I really like this idea. Is there any way that you could modify a recovery to incorporate a bootloader? I believe clockwork is open source and should allow for this to be possible.
I don't know any c programming, but am looking at alternatives. Maybe an app or 1 script that does everything.
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This is F'in epic dude. Thank you!
got this working on my evo,
1. what if i want to flash a new nightly or a update, do i go through the process again? and does it matter if it's on the SD or Phone?
2. how do you nandroid the rom on the SD?
basically should i keep CM6.1 on the Phone or the SD for easy updating
EDIT: i lied it works then when i tried to boot to SD it just sat at the white screen. going to play around with this some tonight
Wow man. This is freaking amazing. I'm definitely going to give this a try. Run CM as my daily rom, but this will help when I am traveling to 4G areas, and I can just flip over to a Sense rom.
Awesome, awesome work.
so if i wanted to put cyanogenmod nightlys on and then update them to a newer nightly version how would i do that without redoing everything?
edit: been messing with this and had my question sitting without hitting submit for like 15 min and apperently in that time someone else asked same question
I can't figure out how to get my base address... Can someone please explain more... I'd love to use this on my incredible
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Booting into the rom on the SD doesn't seem to be working. The phone just stays at the initial boot screen. This happens whether I have CM6 or a Sense rom on the SD.
sd card
So how is the speed when running on a class two SD card or a Class 4
Does the rom bog down?
Tried it and when I tried to boot into the rom on sd it got stuck on splash screen. Running miui on phone and had ava 10 on sd.
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Booting into the rom on the SD doesn't seem to be working. The phone just stays at the initial boot screen. This happens whether I have CM6 or a Sense rom on the SD.
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What recovery and phone do you have. Run this from command or terminal and post inside code tags
Code:
adb shell cat /sdcard/dualboot/recovery.log
or attach /sdcard/dualboot/recovery.log so I can look at it. It sounds like I may have the wrong base address. I'm going to sleep now. but will check and update this in the morning
kevinniven said:
So how is the speed when running on a class two SD card or a Class 4
Does the rom bog down?
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im no expert to android, linux, sd cards (lol)... but i think it doesnt matter, once the ROM is loaded it runs off the phone's memory, so the speed shouldnt be affected.
somebody correct me if im wrong
PikkonX said:
Booting into the rom on the SD doesn't seem to be working. The phone just stays at the initial boot screen. This happens whether I have CM6 or a Sense rom on the SD.
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yeah i'm getting the same thing wont get past initial bootscreen
Phone = HTC EVO rev 0003
recovery = psfMod 0.7.2 (aka clockwork)
sdcard = 8gb (w/2.2gb free)
and i checked my adress base before hand so i know i got correct one
i will try again tomorrow as i gotta get some sleep now
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Hey guys. I have read alot of threads where people are having similar issues, which is actually really easy to fix. I'm not going to write 500 words explaining it.. Just follow those steps bellow
Fix most similar issues (CLEAN INSTALL):
MAKE SURE YOU HAVE HSPL 2.08 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=611433
Task 29 simply clears all the cache, data everything on your phone.. it makes your phone brand new.
1. download task 29 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=644781
2. enter bootloader mode (hold volume down button while clicking on power button once) PS: make sure your phone is off.
3. install task 29
now you will have nothing on your phone.
4. install radio Leo_RADIO_2.15.50.14 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=611787 (highly recommended rom for mostly nand roms)
You can now flash an android rom. (if you have to install it with cwm, look at the instructions below:
How to install CWM on MAGLDR (NOT CLK!)First install magldr (run updateutility.exe as an admin) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=893618
If you want to install Clockwork Mod download CWM. You will see 3 versions. 150mb, 250mb and 400mb. To know which one to flash, check what the chef of your android rom has written. If not, ask him
Download: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=987531 (scroll down)
(make sure your phone is turned off) Turn on your phone. Hold down the power button untill you enter MAGLARD. CLick on usb flasher. Now right click on DAF.exe (clockworkmod) and run as an admin. After flash is done, you are ready to flash an android rom trough Clockworkmod. Go to ad recovery and install your rom
Clk and MAGLDR are differant bootloaders!Clk:
- charge while phone is turned off
- better rom manager support
- faster bootup
- Open source
- PPP
Magldr:
-Wp7 support
-Rmnet
-Tetris Support
How to install CLK the professional way:download:
clk1.4_150mb (3).rar
cLK_recovery_3.0.2.5 (4).zip / recovery_3.2.0.0_leo.img is the newest recovery
fastboot drivers for manual installation (2).rar http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?3xbr1nqoonhkcrh
ALL THE DOWNLOAD LINKS, EXEPT FASTBOOT DRIVERS, ARE ATTACHED BELOW!
extract them all.
1. Now install clk 1.4 as you would install wm 6.5/task29 etc.
2. When that is done, you should see a code on your phone. Now install the fastboot drivers. (go to contol panel, drivers. You will see android with a yellow "!" there. Click on it, and choose install manually, the locate to fastboot drivers.rar and install it. (after the installation is done, you should see (fastboot processing commands on your phone)
3. Put the clk_recovery into the data.rar folder. Now hold "shift" on your keyboard, and right click no your mouse. Choose "open command prompt here". Now type in: fastboot flash recovery clk_recovery_3.0.2.5.img.
4. When the flash is done, type in fastboot reboot. NOW PRESS THE HOME BUTTON ON YOUR PHONE QUICKLY, and install the rom through CWM.
Sources: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=901305
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=987531
HOW TO INSTALL CLK, THE NEWB WAY TOOLKITS (MAKES INSTALLiING CLK
MUCH MORE EASIER!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1090783
(ClockWorkMod 3.2.0.0 Installer/Updater/Partitioner)
(new toolkit!) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1136644
Clk 5.x.x.x Fastboot commands:
Code:
Fastboot command list and usage:
fastboot oem help
- This simple help
fastboot oem cls
- Clear screen
fastboot oem part-add name:size
- Create new partition with given name and size (in Mb, 0 for autosize all space)
- example: fastboot oem part-add system:160 - this will create system partition with size 160Mb
fastboot oem part-resize name:size
- Resize partition with given name to new size (in Mb, 0 for autosize all space
- example: fastboot oem part-resize system:150 - this will resize system partition to 150Mb
fastboot oem part-del name
- Delete named partition
fastboot oem part-create-default
- Delete curent partition table and create default one
fastboot oem part-read
- Reload partition layout from NAND
fastboot oem part-commit
- Save curent layout to NAND. All changes to partition layout are tmp. untill commited to nand!
fastboot oem part-list
- Display current partition layout
fastboot oem part-clear
- Clear current partition layout
fastboot oem format-all
- WARNING !!! THIS COMMAND WILL FORMAT COMPLETE NAND (except bootloader)\n - ALSO IT WILL DISPLAY BAD SECTORS IF THERE ARE ANY
- !!! THIS IS EQUIVALENT TO TASK 29 !!!
Remember to commit partition layout after you are satisfied with it !!!
GPS FIX - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=953630
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1100114 (guaranteed working! got gps lock in 2 seconds)
To make the gps lock even faster, remember to edit the gps.conf file inside system/etc to the location where you live. You can find the ntp pool server from here:
http://www.pool.ntp.org/en/
check my sign for a guide with pics
Fix mini FC issues/wifi not workingStuck at android screen or cm7 loading screen? try this:
At clockworkmod (option 8) wipe cache, factory reset, then go to advanced and wipe dalvik chache and battery stats, if it doesnt work, try to reinstall everything. (sometimes, just reinstalling the rom works) + MAKE SURE YOU ARE USING THE RIGHT CLOCKWORKMOD, IF NOT YOU HD2 WILL BE STUCK AT ANDROID SCREEN,,,,,,, if you dont have the right radio, it will be stuck at htc screen.
If you get : nand kernel open failed, make sure you are trying to install a MAGLDR rom and not a CLK ROM
If your wifi is not working, do a task29, then wipe cache/data/dalvik cache from cwm. Then reinstall the rom.
to fix wifi issue, try wiping cache and dalvik cache, flash the kernel and fix permissions. You can also try to replace the wpa_suppliciant from your rom.
Nand USB Init Failed on MAGLDRTry this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=895655
If that doesn't work, make sure you are running DAF.exe as an admin
Fix robotic voice issue:1. First solution, disable “Audible touch tones” from the “Sound Settings” menu(just uncheck the box) and reboot your phone. (Note: Disable it right after you flash a new ROM and reboot, that way your phone system will remember it.) So, no more Robo Voice for you.
2. Second solution, while you experienced the Robotic-Voice call, enable the loud speaker, and disable it. You will have no more Robotic-Voice until your next boot.
How to fix robotic voice sound issue
How to fix the 2 seconds delay issueHead over to this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1222427
confirmed working on many people, (mostly magldr), worked on me (I'm usng Clk) (update [Sep] WWORKING ON ALL AUO SCREENS!)
HOW TO FIX RANDOMLY REBOOTING ISSUE!Go to settings - Wireless & Networks - Mobile Networks - Network operators, search for operators, then choose your operator.
Ever since android nand came out, I had randomly reboots, after doing this, it never happened again.
It can also happen because of under/overvolting.
I HAVE TRIED EVERYTHING, BUT NOTHING WORKS!!ok, try this
- Download a stock Rom from htc.com
- Rename the extension to .zip
- open it with winzip and extract the RUU_signed.nbh file to a folder
- Rename it to LEOIMG.nbh and copy it to the root of a microSD card thats been formatted to FAT32
- Insert your storage card into your phone
- Enter Bootloader and follow onscreen instructions to flash
(after it is done, install hspl 2.08, radio 2.15, clk/magldr, and from cwm wipe data/cache/dalvik cache)
(http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=609477)
My Icons are to small!Locate to system using root explorer. Open build.prop, and edit the lcd density. 240 is normal. You can do this before flashing a rom too.
My battery life is so bad/ I want more RAM!!!
Try to remove the widgets you are not using.
Dont use live wallpapers.
Dont turn on wifi/gps/cellular data/bluetooth unless you need it!
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Recommended gingerbread 2.3/2.4 roms:
TyphooN CyanogenMod
HyperDroid-CM7
NexusHD2-Gingerbread (no cyanogenmod)
HyperDroidGBX
Recommended sense roms:
HD2 CoreDroid HD
CMYLXGOs Stock Desire HD
RAFDROID HD
Extra info:
Save battery while running ANY Android build
How to Install NAND Android on HTC HD2 w ClockWorkMod Recovery
The Definitve Guide To Android On HTC HD2
RAM, Speed ,Battery SAVE,NO HOME REFRESH, Tweaks for CM7 HTC HD2 2.3.4
HD2 Android NAND Development - Sticky Roll-Up Thread
I hope this fixes your issues.
Feel free to ask questions
I'm not responsable for any damage on your device. ^^ and if you want cookies, go buy it.... duuh
Radio Install is not needed Task29 does not remove your Radio,SPL,or Splash Screen.
Maybe you can also explain how dalvic and other caches do work in magldr?
Seems the OP's love the CWM and are developing more and more that way.
wrecless said:
Radio Install is not needed Task29 does not remove your Radio,SPL,or Splash Screen.
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Yes, I know that, but radio 2.15 is recommended by alot of chefs.. That's why I included it in my post.
thanks a lot man. task29 helped me with installing a clean Android build after I had set up dual boot to WP7 & SD Android and wanted to go back to Android
aditya_r12 said:
thanks a lot man. task29 helped me with installing a clean Android build after I had set up dual boot to WP7 & SD Android and wanted to go back to Android
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I'm glad to hear that
Hey! Very good thread! I have a question, i have a ROM but i want change this ROM to another. How do i do? Thank You very much!
yz.hd said:
Task 29 simply clears all the cache, data everything on your phone.. it makes your phone brand new.
download task 29 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=644781
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Hey. I cant do that because i have this error:
ERROR [260]: CONNECTION
Rafa1986 said:
Hey. I cant do that because i have this error:
ERROR [260]: CONNECTION
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anyone please? i have my mobile phone connected with my pc. Thank You.
Rafa1986 said:
anyone please? i have my mobile phone connected with my pc. Thank You.
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Do you have Activesync ? if you dont, uninstall and isntall again. then try. You have hspl right ?
Rafa1986 said:
Hey! Very good thread! I have a question, i have a ROM but i want change this ROM to another. How do i do? Thank You very much!
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You want to install a custom rom? like android.. or a normal rom ?
GPS issues on all roms
Do you know if it fixes some issues like the GPS making the screen freeze and the phone lock up? My roms are running well, I only have that problem when I use GPS.
P.S.: I've already configured the gps.config for my location (Brazil) and the GPS is finding the satellites very fast but the it make the phone crashes very often
Hi, great thread! Thanks for the info.
I have a question about the SD-card. Is it necessary to format the card before installing a ROM? And if so what format (FAT32 or..)?
Thanks and regards but what problems that requires this meathod to be fixed
Thanks for the info.
metalican said:
Hi, great thread! Thanks for the info.
I have a question about the SD-card. Is it necessary to format the card before installing a ROM? And if so what format (FAT32 or..)?
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No, it isn't. If you do, FAT32 works fine
Digital Outcast said:
No, it isn't. If you do, FAT32 works fine
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+1 to that
hoss_n2 said:
Thanks and regards but what problems that requires this meathod to be fixed
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phone randomly reboots, laggy phone, stuffs not working etc.
SonyGlamber said:
Do you know if it fixes some issues like the GPS making the screen freeze and the phone lock up? My roms are running well, I only have that problem when I use GPS.
P.S.: I've already configured the gps.config for my location (Brazil) and the GPS is finding the satellites very fast but the it make the phone crashes very often
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happened to me to, but i changed my rom, it's not happening anymore something in the rom you are using may cause your phone crash when you use your gps. Maybe you should ask the chef of the rom if the issue is familiar, and if it is a fix for it ?
yz.hd said:
happened to me to, but i changed my rom, it's not happening anymore something in the rom you are using may cause your phone crash when you use your gps. Maybe you should ask the chef of the rom if the issue is familiar, and if it is a fix for it ?
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Which Rom are you using?
As I can't post in the dev forum I though I'd ask in here; maybe we can use this as Q/A thread and keep the dev thread clean
I've been wanting to mess about a bit with those roms, and I've installed aZuZu's kitchen and loaded up the system.img from the 2.2.1 CM Floyo v0.10. As I can't live w/o headphones I will look into that as a test. I know I might be totally off track here, but I want to try
I want to include the SystemConnector.apk as that seems to be responsible for 3.5mm jack. When I introduce it into the 2.2.1 system I get error: "has no signatures that match those in shared user android.uid.system; ignoring!" Does this mean I have to re-sign it? and with what key?
I've tried signing the app on the phone using zipsigner, and I've used all types of keys. I still end up with the same error..
Now on the latest 2.2.1 that racht have done and my errors are:
Code:
D/PackageManager( 1743): Scanning package com.sonyericsson.systemconnector
D/PackageManager( 1743): Shared UserID android.uid.system (uid=1000): packages=[PackageSetting{462e19c8 com.android.settings/1000}, PackageSetting{462e31b8 com.google.android.backup/1000}, PackageSetting{462dfd80 com.google.android.location/1000}, PackageSetting{462e2fb8 com.android.server.vpn/1000}, PackageSetting{462e27b8 com.android.providers.settings/1000}, PackageSetting{462e0610 com.cyanogenmod.cmparts/1000}, PackageSetting{462e2358 com.android.providers.subscribedfeeds/1000}, PackageSetting{462e1808 android/1000}]
E/PackageManager( 1743): Package com.sonyericsson.systemconnector has no signatures that match those in shared user android.uid.system; ignoring!
W/PackageManager( 1743): Package couldn't be installed in /data/app/com.sonyericsson.systemconnector-1.apk
AFAIK it's using the system uid to gain some specific rights, so I'm not sure if I should change that. I'll try to copy it to /system/app and set rights and chown it to 1k:1k and see what happens
2.2.1 CyanogenMod Floyo v0.11
Hi! Maybe that the mistake is at me, but for me this it mondta( 2.2.1 CyanogenMod Floyo v0.11), that the memory the safe removal of a card, restarted then :S. All this kb 15perc after a usage. One 16GB-Class digs 4 microSD-t I am useful, FAT32 and EXT2 partitions.
I had the same, but 0.12 is stable for me.
What I did:
- I use MyBackup Root to keep a backup of my mms/sms/call log and a few select apps. I also keep a copy of that on my sdcard. I use the stock sdcard...
I started up xRecovery
- Cleared the cache partition
- Mounted my sdcard so I could format my 348mb Ext3 partition from windows using Minitool Partition Wizard Home Edition.
- Installed 0.12 from restore function.
Rebooted and rewarded myself with a coffee
Installes/changes:
- Installed ADW.launcher (opensource version)
- Removed other launcher
- Installed the earphones changer (see main thread for info - SUPARFANTASTIC!)
- Installed Super Manager (it's got it's own version of BusyBox so it won't fail like Root Explorer)
- Removed unwanted apps that racht left behind
Going for a few hrs now and been stable. Don't know about battery usage yet but I can live with that. It's stable and I think racht will continue on his epic quest and I'll follow him as good as I can
hi..
anyone has try 2.2.1 CM HACKDROID v0.12?
when i use this rom, 3G/GPRS is not functioning...
in the detail that rom can use 3G/GPRS but why i can't?
anyone can tell me why?
sorry my english is bad...
Seems to me like you'll have to install a bunch of updates to get a working one. So far I think it's luck when I get something working and when it's not. Currently trying out the X10 one that's ported to X8, but market is failing. Maybe it can work if I apply it on top of something else.. Reverting to racht's 2.2.1
If you've not done so install the SDK and then you can do "adb logcat" to see log output on your pc if it's connected to phone. You might want to redirect output to a file with command like:
adb logcat >output.txt
And then you can browse through it later
My tip: install 0.11 and then upgrade to 0.12 like 1st post sais.
I returned to 0.12 and copied the SystemConnector.apk from the mini and put it on my sdcard and installed it Works like a charm.
My 0.12 status
not working:
- Video encode
- Crypto - so app2sd-aware apps won't install - like angrybirds.
By umounting sdcard angrybirds and other apps will install
- FM radio
-Mount sdcard to PC - no issue for me for now
working:
- all that post sais should be working
- headphones (the stock ones) by installing the app from the mini release.
What I did:
Cleaned out everything but my fat partition on the sdcard.
Format /data
Format /system
Format /cache
Format ext3 partition
Install 0.12 from backup
Install SystemConnector
Install ADW.Launcher (opensource version)
Install AppManager (as UninstallForRoot won't install for me - crypto related)
Remove unwanted system apps
Press Power only to giggle at the awesome "oldskool tv-off animation" and then turn screen back on.
Show off phone to GF who sais she'll keep her stock install while I reboot all day
CM7 Gingerbread 0.5 - 0.6 Blank Screen
I tried CM7 Gingerbread 0.5 - 0.6, the problem is when the device enter the standby mode, when power button/menu button pressed it should showing lock screen, but it continue blank, only pull battery can help it. I can't event use it longer than 15 minutes.
I tried CM Gingerbread 0.4 too, but unable to sign in to googletalk. "googletalk authentication failed".
Any idea?
ktutnik said:
I tried CM7 Gingerbread 0.5 - 0.6, the problem is when the device enter the standby mode, when power button/menu button pressed it should showing lock screen, but it continue blank, only pull battery can help it. I can't event use it longer than 15 minutes.
I tried CM Gingerbread 0.4 too, but unable to sign in to googletalk. "googletalk authentication failed".
Any idea?
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Try full wipe with xrecoverywith cm7 0.6. At first i got sim error and lock problems, but solved. cm7 0.6 runs fine on my x8. Only one restart today. Baterry level is good
Hello,
I tried both floyo and gingerbread and they are great (thanks Racht!) but some apps are missing: The Radio and countdown. I think that these are really useful apps, so please put them in floyo, better in gingerbread.
Another thing, instead of the simple calculator is it posible to usa a calculator at least wit the percentage?
thanks Racht for a great experience,
got 1014 in quadrant for hackdroid 0.12.
can feel the different
but, maybe got myself wrong about something, had to flash back.
root explorer work with downgrade to 2.12.
download from market work with update from titanium backup
camera work, camera's button didnt.
video crash.
got no chance to test battery life
in one hour, i got myself reboot about 4 times,
and when i try install and uninstall app,
never start back, stop at hackdroid logo..
just finished my new restore here..
one question, is sdcard had to be FAT only?
thanx
Redpik said:
Try full wipe with xrecoverywith cm7 0.6. At first i got sim error and lock problems, but solved. cm7 0.6 runs fine on my x8. Only one restart today. Baterry level is good
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thanks, a bit help now i can use it about 3 hours. but after i install google maps it blank gain
I using cm6-0.12 and i want to ask is can i restore backup in Backup & Restore from sony?
Will there be any progress with htc sense rom?
Hi,
I have installed 2.2.1 CM HACKDROID v0.12. It's work great but I but two minor issues :
I can't upgrade launcher pro
I can't start root explorer and that crash my SD card
Does anyone have a solution ?
2.2.1 CM HACKDROID v0.12 doesn't boot
I have a rooted android 1.6 phone (Xperia X8). I made a backup from my android 1.6 and installed "2.2.1 CM HACKDROID v0.12" with xrecovery, but when I reboot, he shows only the text "HACKDROID" and does nothing else. To shutdown the phone I am forced to take off the battery, because anything else doesn't work. I restored my android 1.6 backup and everything works like before.
How can I use "2.2.1 CM HACKDROID v0.12" with my phone ? Should I first upgrade to android 2.1 ?
2.2.1 CM HACKDROID v0.12 doesn't boot
ericzutter said:
I have a rooted android 1.6 phone (Xperia X8). I made a backup from my android 1.6 and installed "2.2.1 CM HACKDROID v0.12" with xrecovery, but when I reboot, he shows only the text "HACKDROID" and does nothing else. To shutdown the phone I am forced to take off the battery, because anything else doesn't work. I restored my android 1.6 backup and everything works like before.
How can I use "2.2.1 CM HACKDROID v0.12" with my phone ? Should I first upgrade to android 2.1 ?
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I have the same problem with the other versions cm7_v0.6, cm6_v0.11, floyo_v0.10. I did a full wipe, wipe cache partition, wipe davilk cache before each restore, but it changes nothing.
ericzutter said:
How can I use "2.2.1 CM HACKDROID v0.12" with my phone ? Should I first upgrade to android 2.1 ?
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I think that you must have latest update installed. But maybe I am wrong.
Setting Up Data2Ext with RA 1.7 RecoveryI made this guide for my own personal future use and decided to share it with the community. I take no credit whatsoever for this information or the files used to install this mod on your phone. Credit for the guide goes to Laie1472 who spent several hours walking me through the process in the absence of good instructions for our device. If you don’t know what this mod does or could potentially do to/for your phone, don’t install it. Please read this entire guide before flashing or asking questions which may already have been answered. As the title states this is for users who have RA 1.7 Recovery installed. If you don’t have RA 1.7 recovery, you can find it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=10531580&postcount=5
Now on with the guide:
Step 1. Back up your sd card to your computer as this process will format and partition your sd card.
Step 2. Reboot into recovery and select partition sd (this will wipe everything on your card). You will be given 3 prompts….swap, ext. 2, & Fat 32. Partition as follows:
Swap=0
Ext2=1024
Fat32=remainder
Step 3. Since the above step erased everything on your sd card, now would be a good time to do a nandroid backup.
Step 4. Download & place on the root of your sd, the data2ext2-v7.zip attached to this thread, but DO NOT FLASH IT YET.
Step 5. Decide whether or not you’re going to use your current rom or install a new rom (easier). If you’re going to use your current, you’re going to want to uninstall all of your apps & theme in order to utilize the additional memory you’ll be freeing up on your phone. If you’re going to use a new rom download it & the appropriate gapps and move them to the root of your sd.
Step 6. Boot into recovery, wipe, and flash your new rom & gapps. Boot into your rom and sign in, but don’t install any of your apps.
Step 7. Reboot back into recovery and flash the data2ext2-v7.zip
Step 8. Boot into your rom & open Terminal Emulator.
Type the following commands minus the ( )
su
mount|egrep mmcblk0p2
(this should return nothing but a #)
Now type:
mke2fs -m0 -b4096 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2
(let the scripts run….when they finish you’ll type the next line)
data2ext --enable
(You should now be prompted to reboot, so type)
Reboot
Step 9. Once you’re rebooted go to settings/storage. You should now see .94 GB or so of available space… Congratulations you’re almost done.
Step 10. The performance boost. Open Terminal Emulator again and type:
su
busybox mount -o remount,noatime,nodiratime, /mnt/asec/ext/ext2 /data
reboot
Step 11. You’re finished, but before you re-install your apps read the You Should Know section of this guide.
You Should Know:Now say you want to make a backup of your rom and you have data2ext enabled
do this
Boot into recovery and choose backup and restore. Then choose
create nandroid+ext back up
after it's done always flash the data2ext zip and reboot.
Say aosp/cm/whoever releases an updated rom and you want to update your rom and keep all your apps and theme and settings
Do this
Boot into recovery and make a nand+ext back up by following the steps above. "you don't have to if you already have good backup''
Now wipe cache and davlik-cache and flash then flash the rom update then flash the data2ext zip and reboot
Say you want to flash a new kernel with data2ext enabled
Do this
Boot into recovery wipe cache and davlik-cache. Then flash the kernel then flash the data2ext zip and reboot.
If you ever need to wipe cache or davlik-cache always flash the data2ext zip right after then reboot
PLEASE NEVER WIPE THE SD EXT unless your redoing the whole mod or just want to start fresh
AGAIN NEVER WIPE THE SD EXT
this will more that likely result in a boot loop and make all your once good nands useless
and you might have to reflash your recovery
Say you want to flash a sense rom to update prl/profile.
Do this
Boot into recovery wipe data,cache and davlik cache
then flash sense rom and update.
Then reboot back into recovery wipe data,cache and davlik-cache then choose which nand you want to restore after it's done restoring flash the data2ext zip and reboot
Always flash the data2ext zip after doing a nand restore.
Also with this mod it's not recommended to let your battery die or do a battery pull. If you do you might have to reflash your recovery and redo the whole mod over.
Also only shut down you phone with the rom options
apps like quick shutdown and hot reboot etc will not play nice with this mod. So only use the roms power options to shut down.
If you ever want to disable this mod, open Terminal Emulator and type:
su
data2ext --disable
Nice, I should add this to my links thread, you think?
il Duce said:
Nice, I should add this to my links thread, you think?
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Go for it. Maybe it'll help someone besides me.
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Need some help, I tried flashing data2ext2-v7.zip and this is what I get...
Code:
Install from sdcard...
Finding update package...
Opening update package...
Verifying update package...
E:No signature (10 files)
E:Verification failed
Installation aborted.
This was using the file in the OP with RA 1.7
Everything went fine, partitioned, wiped, fresh install of rom and gapps, rebooted, signed in, rebooted to recovery and then no go trying to flash data2ext
Any help would be great.
Try flashing this one. Let me know when you get it. Thanks.
Link sent via pm.
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laie1472 said:
Try flashing this one. Let me know when you get it. Thanks.
Link sent via pm.
#Root/Hack-Mod_Always*
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Thanks a bunch. Got it and worked perfect. Just have to do the performance boost (What does that do really?) then going to look at the S-Off thing. I have put that off for a long time but might as well go for it.
Thanks to both of you for the nice tutorial here and the help.
Pm sent. And no prob glad you got it worked out. Also recommend s-off via darch's method.
#Root/Hack-Mod_Always*
Installed and so far so good. Hopefully this works much better then apps2sd did. That made me just about want to smash my phone it was lagging so bad. lol
Hippie459MN said:
Thanks a bunch. Got it and worked perfect. Just have to do the performance boost (What does that do really?) then going to look at the S-Off thing. I have put that off for a long time but might as well go for it.
Thanks to both of you for the nice tutorial here and the help.
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OP has been updated with the SIGNED version of Data2ext.zip. Sorry Hippie, I uploaded the unsigned version to the guide. Thanks Laie1472 for hooking him up, while I was asleep.
I'm really considering this mod right now but have a concern with the battery pull portion of it since I have a 14-month old daughter that sometimes thinks the phone is a toy. lol
Question: If I disable the mod will it automatically move all /data back onto the phone? Assuming of course I have enough internal memory for it to be moved over, will it transfer automatically?
Really good write-up, thanks for taking the time to do so.
hockeyfamily737 said:
OP has been updated with the SIGNED version of Data2ext.zip. Sorry Hippie, I uploaded the unsigned version to the guide. Thanks Laie1472 for hooking him up, while I was asleep.
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No problem at all. Your guide worked perfect and turns out it was super easy.
I also am happy to be back RA Recovery. Was using Clockwork for a short while and while its nice, RA is much better I think. Thats just me though.
Got me a **** ton of space now and phone is moving right along again. Thanks again guys.
srkmagnus said:
I'm really considering this mod right now but have a concern with the battery pull portion of it since I have a 14-month old daughter that sometimes thinks the phone is a toy. lol
Question: If I disable the mod will it automatically move all /data back onto the phone? Assuming of course I have enough internal memory for it to be moved over, will it transfer automatically?
Really good write-up, thanks for taking the time to do so.
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I've been using this mod for a couple of weeks now and have had to do a couple of battery pulls with no negative effects on my phone. There are obviously things that can go wrong, but no guarantees they will. I've enabled it, disabled it, gone back to a sense rom, updated my Orlando & gone back without trouble....but you wont know for sure how your phone responds until you try it.
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App
Damn auto-correct......updated my PRL....not Orlando.
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Thanks, Hockey. I'm going to give it a go and see how it goes for me. I know there are always risk and not all phones/experiences will be the same. Let's hope for the best
srkmagnus said:
Thanks, Hockey. I'm going to give it a go and see how it goes for me. I know there are always risk and not all phones/experiences will be the same. Let's hope for the best
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No problem, just back everything up to your pc and do a nand backup before you start and you have nothing to lose and about 3/4 gb of storage to gain
At step 8 I get "/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 is apparently in use by the system; will not make a filesystem here!" when I input mke2fs -m0 -b4096 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2. The only deviation I made is I had to get a TE from the market since the one that comes with jaybob's rom won't accept numerical input.
Tibson said:
At step 8 I get "/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 is apparently in use by the system; will not make a filesystem here!" when I input mke2fs -m0 -b4096 /dev/block/mmcblk0p2. The only deviation I made is I had to get a TE from the market since the one that comes with jaybob's rom won't accept numerical input.
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I've never run Jaybob's rom, so I'm not sure if this is a rom specific thing, because I have used it on Deck's Gingerbread, Aosp, & CM7. What did you get when you typed:
su
mount|egrep mmcblk0p2
That should have returned only: #
Also which terminal emulator did you get from the market (I use Android Terminal Emulator by Jack Palevich) and were you using the default gingerbread keyboard (as opposed to swype, slide it, etc.)?
Jo
hockeyfamily737 said:
I've never run Jaybob's rom, so I'm not sure if this is a rom specific thing, because I have used it on Deck's Gingerbread, Aosp, & CM7. What did you get when you typed:
su
mount|egrep mmcblk0p2
That should have returned only: #
Also which terminal emulator did you get from the market (I use Android Terminal Emulator by Jack Palevich) and were you using the default gingerbread keyboard (as opposed to swype, slide it, etc.)?
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I was using the default GB keyboard, and I got the same TE from the market. When I typed mount|egrep mmcblk0p2 I get "/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 on /sd-ext type ext3 (rw,noatime,nodiratime,barrier=1,nodelalloc,data=writeback)" then it goes back to just #. I was burned out last night, now I can think again. Seems like maybe the ext partition is ext3 when it should be ext2? I'm using RA 1.7 and I followed the directions for partitioning the sdcard.
About a year ago I used apps to SD for a short while then stopped, is it possible that the ext part from then is still there and conflicting with the new partition from RA 1.7? I would have thought it would be wiped during the new partitioning. The only ext visible from TE is the new one, but that's all I can come up with.
I installed the setup last night without a hitch. Using Kushdeck's latest ROM and so far so good. Re-installed all my apps from Titanium Backup without a problem and everything going smooth. Once again, thanks for the detailed how-to and informative comments to update the ROM
Found by laidaxin , from w.w.w.591fan.c.o.m
for us that are noobs, what exactly is this?
dingding2012 said:
Found by laidaxin , from w.w.w.591fan.c.o.m
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Doesn't work for me.
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thebluetoothkid said:
for us that are noobs, what exactly is this?
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Its supposed to be a working recovery for flipside. I can't get it to work however.
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I tried and it was a working recovery for my 508.
I installed it.
when reboot, I continued clicking the volumn down button, and the entered.
Sorry for my poor English.
dingding2012 said:
I tried and it was a working recovery for my 508.
I installed it.
when reboot, I continued clicking the volumn down button, and the entered.
Sorry for my poor English.
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I am able to do all that also, but can't backup and can't install anything. I get error can't mount data/recovery and aborts.
ok... so i'm trying for the 100th time to install this silly thing... and for some reason... when i try to run it... it kicks me out...
i'm not sure what i'm doing wrong...
when i attempt to pause the install process... i get a screen full of if i type adb without an argument...
if someone could gimme a hand with this or tell me what the hell i am doing wrong... i'd appreciate it...
i wanna try to get laidaxin's cm7.2 working on my phone...
i dunno if it matters... but i am attempting to install from a windows xp machine...
Hello!
First, Thanks to all people around this work, specially Laidaxin for good work.
Well, sadly... I also still stuck on install the FlipSide recovery option of the first post... I did all te proccess by eleven times, testing different details that may be not clear for me (as run as administrator, with abd CMD screen closed and opened, if the version of adb never shows me the logs that appears in cmd screenshot... several times I got on the FlipSide the screens talking about su and later 2ndinit script got superuser permissions... but the screens of cmd generated by the script are so fast that was not able to read or check if the 2ndinit script was succesfull or if there something else that may be failing/missed... so by now still no luck)
as a resume, in hope that may help to test from new friends around here:
1) I reflashed my FlipSide to stock with sbf from the other thread tutorial (I use sbfflash in linux and everything works fine, using Power+UParrow in keyboard to enter in bootloader mode my Flipside)... and then I insert my SIM and SD card wiped with only the CM7-Laidaxin.zip file on it, ...complete setup as minimal possible in order to be able to set USB mode to memory access, and turn on usb development in applications menu.
2) Then I ROOT with SuperOneClick version 2.1.1!!! and connect my phone in normal use screen home (NOT bootloader mode!) with UBS debugging turn on and with USB mode set to memory card access (NOT Moto Portal No Media access...), the other methos with Z4root and newer versions of SuperOneClick FAILS for me...
3) I then try to install recovery with Laidaxin installer and procedure, but as I said after some attemps I still not success in get the recovery working, also try diferent ways... removing battery then reboot with VolumeDown pressed, Turn off normal and repeat, turning ON AND AFTER see the Red Moto press the VolDown key short time, later maintained it long, then pressing it several times, etc...
So, I made this resume in order to share info from my side and hope to save some time to other friends that may want to test the CM7 from Laidaxin, than in fact seems like a GREAT work for our Flips... so please if any help to get this fully working and tested will be very gratefull...
Best regards!
Ok... since I still can't get the automated installer working... I would really appreciate if someone could direct me to the forum/website that that installer came from... I would love to try to push it myself... but I'd have to do some reading...
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rignfool said:
Ok... since I still can't get the automated installer working... I would really appreciate if someone could direct me to the forum/website that that installer came from... I would love to try to push it myself... but I'd have to do some reading...
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Hi!
Ok, I am not totally sure, but I suspect that this is the original link of this recovery, however, just now I need to go to my work, so, I do not have chance right now to check it, but hope may be usefull.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=944543
Best regards!
You should be able to install it like this:
- Extract everything in the "data" folder into a folder called "bootmenu" on your sdcard
- Then use either "adb shell" from a command prompt, or Terminal Emulator on the phone should work:
Code:
su
cp -R /sdcard/bootmenu /data/bootmenu
cd /data/bootmenu
chmod 0755 *
./install.sh
And it should say "Install complate...."
You can also remove the folder(s) if you want:
Code:
rm -R /data/bootmenu
rm -R /sdcard/bootmenu
Then to get into it, reboot the phone and once the notification light turns on, hit volume down
You my friend.... are the ****ing man...
FYI
Use the touchpad to select
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One thing doesn't work though... it can't unmount system... so I was unable to do a nandroid restore... rather depressing....
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rignfool said:
One thing doesn't work though... it can't unmount system... so I was unable to do a nandroid restore... rather depressing....
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I ran into the same problem but mine also stopped me from installing any other rom to test, run, or otherwise. I'm at a standstill in terms of helping test.
rignfool said:
One thing doesn't work though... it can't unmount system... so I was unable to do a nandroid restore... rather depressing....
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laidaxin's rom replaces this recovery with one that doesn't quite work perfectly yet...
You should be able to boot back into CM7 and re-run the above commands and it'll work again
That doesn't change anything for me... it still won't unmount system...
I think if I read the output from the script install...
Our recovery installs to system... since Motorola doesn't love us
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Maybe try "rm -R /system/bootmenu" then install it...
rignfool said:
That doesn't change anything for me... it still won't unmount system...
I think if I read the output from the script install...
Our recovery installs to system... since Motorola doesn't love us
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It does the same for me, which is what's keeping me from trying CM7, as I have no way to restore my current nandroid. The defy installs their recovery to /system as well and I gather that it works as intended, I wonder if it's that we need our own build of CWM. Do we know if whoever built CWM for the defy has their source tweaks available?
Unless you have something irreplacable in your /system or /data... I would just have RSD lite and an sbf ready... and take the plunge...
Because....
When you use CM7... apps2sd moves not only the apk... but also the lib files to the sd card...
As long as you switch the 'network operator' to GSM only (in wireless and networks)... laidaxin's kang runs beautifully... much much faster than stock
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Link2SD has no problem moving the lib files in our stock rom... I'm no stranger to reflashing with RSD Lite, it's just tedious to get everything set back up JUST right, and this is exactly the kind of thing nandroid is great for.