Hey Users,
I think I have a problem with badblocks on my Leo, is anywhere here, with a solution for this prob?
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You cannot fix bad blocks once they are there..
All you can do is to use bigger partition size on NAND roms or use NativeSD roms.
landcruiser76 said:
Hey Users,
I think I have a problem with badblocks on my Leo, is anywhere here, with a solution for this prob?
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I don't think there is a fix, all you can do is to enlarge the partition that has bb.
Hi,
I searched all the thread about the same but no solution exactly to resolve it. Flashing a stock WM6.5 ROM may help some cases to clear bad nand blocks. But most of the cases only one solution to increase the memory +10 mb more for the ROM required while flashing the recovery.
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@[email protected] said:
Hi,
I searched all the thread about the same but no solution exactly to resolve it. Flashing a stock WM6.5 ROM may help some cases to clear bad nand blocks. But most of the cases only one solution to increase the memory +10 mb more for the ROM required while flashing the recovery.
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Du you have also that problem? My last wm6.5 was at 2010 on my device, than I flash only android customs and since august of the last year is it the problem, when I flash the rom with the layout from the cook, than hang over the leo in bootloop.
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Yes that because of bad nand blocks. I also have the same problem so I always make +10 mb from the ROM thread mentioned I choose to install. When I install suppose a 170 mb nand partition ROM it occupies 175 mb system space always as I presume I have bad blocks.
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landcruiser76 said:
Hey Users,
I think I have a problem with badblocks on my Leo, is anywhere here, with a solution for this prob?
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Read the second half of this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33065124
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I have read the lumberjack log, but I can't find bad blocks
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landcruiser76 said:
I have read the lumberjack log, but I can't find bad blocks
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Does you device have the Samsung or Hynix chip set?
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Good question, can I find this on Device, when it is on?
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I'm so sorry for my question, but I'm in the phase to learn to understand the codes from roms.
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landcruiser76 said:
Good question, can I find this on Device, when it is on?
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The HD2 aka Leo is manufactured with 2 different NAND Flash ROM chipsets.
You can find the type by entering the tri-color boot mode.
If you see PB81120 SS-B3 on the first line that means your NAND Flash ROM is from Samsung (KBY00U00VM)
If you see PB1120 HX-B3 on the first line your NAND Flash ROM is from Hynix (H8BFS0WU0MCR)
After about one year of usage the Samsung chipset usually has a dozen or so bad clusters.
Hynix normally has none of them or just a couple.
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It is an hynix memory
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landcruiser76 said:
I think I have a problem with badblocks on my Leo, is anywhere here, with a solution for this prob?
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landcruiser76 said:
I have read the lumberjack log, but I can't find bad blocks
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landcruiser76 said:
It is an hynix memory
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Since you have a Hynix and you cannot seem to find any bad blocks it is possible you don't have any (many) to worry about. What made you think you had bad blocks you had to deal with?
landcruiser76 said:
Du you have also that problem? My last wm6.5 was at 2010 on my device, than I flash only android customs and since august of the last year is it the problem, when I flash the rom with the layout from the cook, than hang over the leo in bootloop.
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NYLimited said:
Since you have a Hynix and you cannot seem to find any bad blocks it is possible you don't have any (many) to worry about. What made you think you had bad blocks you had to deal with?
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To answer your question he had a bootloop. @OP Just flash a slightly larger /system partition, you should be fine. Try flashing a different ROM with the recommended partition size, that could help determine if it's somehow a ROM specific issue.
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At all roms, I must make the layout bigger then the cook write, that I make not - - - > bootloop
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I have mentioned same in my first post reply. You still got good experience.
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Should I flash my phone or run android through my SD card?what are the risks? Thanks in advance
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And how do you go back to windows after you flash?
Firstly, no need to double post, You have a "EDIT" button.
Second, No reason to create this topic, The info is readily and easily available in abundance if you go look.
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Should I flash my phone or run android through my SD card?what are the risks? Thanks in advance
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javier911 said:
And how do you go back to windows after you flash?
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Do not run via SD.
Install NAND.
If you want WM, then install it back...
The risk is that you'll brick your phone...
Read the post for the Android version you would install. Everything is explained in the posts.
If you have any questions use the "Search" button here in the forum, or Google it..
If you have any questions you must search the forum at least 8 times, and google your question at least 6 times.
These are the unwritten rules....
Good luck
(If you want a Android HD2 running good and smooth with no problems, then see my signature)
I just did what you said and its awesome
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follow the instructions there is no risk all very lalo and in my nand
Ok thanks I di
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Did
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Hello all I'm bored and wanna mess with winfone7 but only a SD build. Do they make one?
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No. Backup your Android or WM. Install to NAND is the only way.
seems to be an easy General Q&A question to me ...
rubledub said:
seems to be an easy General Q&A question to me ...
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seems to me that I was just being lazy last night when I posted
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....an thus the problem with XDA is placed on a stand for all to see
What are bad blocks and how to clear them??
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Bad blocks usually refers to very small parts of your internal storage that are broken and can't retain data properly anymore. You can't fix them and can only let the system store the data somewhere else by reflashing.
hengsheng120 said:
Bad blocks usually refers to very small parts of your internal storage that are broken and can't retain data properly anymore. You can't fix them and can only let the system store the data somewhere else by reflashing.
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How do we know about a bad block??
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Here is an (almost) complete reference for bad blocks :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1189544
Anurag pandey said:
How do we know about a bad block??
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Well, if you don't specifically check for bad blocks with tools, you won't know that you have them until you flash a rom. One of the symptoms of having a lot of bad blocks is that many fully working roms don't work (doesn't boot, or lots of errors) on first try, despite following instructions exactly.
The only practical solution is to flash roms a few times to see if the problem is because you did something wrong, or the rom really doesn't work.
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Anurag pandey said:
How do we know about a bad block??
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^What he said, and sometimes the ROM simply won't boot on the normal partition size as it can't write to these blocks, so you'd have to increase the size of the partition in order to boot a ROM.
Ok so now i understand it
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Hey dude, I need a binary of badblocks for armv7 in android, how could I get it?
Status bar disappeared and I get a message saying android UI has stopped working. I did a factory restart but still no difference.
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Might be time to change ROMs, did that ROM used to work and only now doing it?
orangekid said:
Might be time to change ROMs
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boy, that escalated quickly.
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I think he should tell us the last thing he did before the error's occurrence. @5warafat1 What was the last thing you had done before this error appeared?
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boy, that escalated quickly.
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I think he should tell us the last thing he did before the error's occurrence. @5warafat1 What was the last thing you had done before this error appeared?
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lol, yeah I suppose it did.
I think I inferred that this was at the inception of the flash, and not something that just started happening.
He did factory reset and it is still doing it, which tells me it must just be the ROM.
Re: Status bar disappeared
Didn't do anything. I think i just tried to open an app and it suddenly closed and I got this error message, then status bar went.
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5warafat1 said:
Didn't do anything. I think i just tried to open an app and it suddenly closed and I got this error message, then status bar went.
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You could try to just dirty flash your existing ROM, or is this an SD ROM?
Its not on SD its on nand
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5warafat1 said:
Its not on SD its on nand
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i would try what orangekid said
then if it stll doesnt come back.. backup the apks you dont want to download
again and do a fresh install
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Its not on SD its on nand
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Yeah dirty flash the same ROM, that should fix any system stuff that got corrupted while leaving your apps / data intact.
What do you mean by dirty flash sorry
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What do you mean by dirty flash sorry
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Flash the same rom again from recovery without wiping anything.
Edit: I was too late.
I wouldn't want to flash a rom because in the past I nearly ended up bricking my phone. I got Android on this phone through someone else. Isn't there another way around this, something more simple
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5warafat1 said:
I wouldn't want to flash a rom because in the past I nearly ended up bricking my phone. I got Android on this phone through someone else. Isn't there another way around this, something more simple
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Nope.
Since the problem originated without apparent reason, we don't know what caused it; we can't really tell you how to fix it without a re-flash.
And by the way, you can never brick your phone through CWM. So just re-flash the ROM. Besides, that "someone" had already done the hard part. He installed everything for you, now you just need to put the zip on your sdcard, boot into recovery and "install zip from sdcard".
So can i install any rom or just the same one and is there any thread on this.
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5warafat1 said:
So can i install any rom or just the same one and is there any thread on this.
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You can flash any ROM and you will not brick your phone. You literally cannot brick an HD2 with anything android related, ONLY with radio stuff and WM6.5, so just read up on how to flash one and flash another ROM.
orangekid said:
He did factory reset and it is still doing it,
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if something has been installed into the system partition, then it will still be there after a hard reset. Example, if you install a data2ext script, then do a hard reset, it will still be there when the phone restarts.
samsamuel said:
if something has been installed into the system partition, then it will still be there after a hard reset. Example, if you install a data2ext script, then do a hard reset, it will still be there when the phone restarts.
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Yeah, that's why I told him to dirty flash the same ROM, but he has no clue which ROM he flashed, so at this point I think he should just find a ROM he thinks he'll like and clean flash it.
As long as he's messing with Android he can't do any actual harm.
5warafat1 said:
So can i install any rom or just the same one and is there any thread on this.
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What I meant is, you can install your previous ROM without having to do anything to your device aside of putting the previous ROM on the sd and flashing.
However, that DOES NOT mean you can install any other ROM without modifying the partitions.
And yes, there's a thread for this, it's called search.
P.S: Pay attention to the italicized keywords.
Do this as the easiest thing,
go to settings > about phone, and scroll all the way till you see the kernel version and build version.
Take a screenshot of that and upload it if you can.
This will tell us what ROM you have and you can dirty flash it.
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I just done every step from magldr tutorials, and i can't flash recovery to my hd2. I don't have any menu in magldr, just the top bar . Can anyone tell me, what can I do? I tried to repeat every step for few times, but it dosen't worked .
What radio/ hspl do you have?
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lolerpro8 said:
What radio/ hspl do you have?
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2.08 hspl, and 2.15.50.14 radio
Buzdy said:
2.08 hspl, and 2.15.50.14 radio
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Flash stock rom and do everything from begining, or try flashing clk
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lolerpro8 said:
Flash stock rom and do everything from begining, or try flashing clk
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I tried to start from the begining, but it didnt worked at all. I installed clk now (cLK 1.5.1.6), but when i want to enter recovery it says : "error: cannot read boot image header"
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I tried to start from the begining, but it didnt worked at all. I installed clk now (cLK 1.5.1.6), but when i want to enter recovery it says : "error: cannot read boot image header"
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what recovery have you installed? what size recovery partition?
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what recovery have you installed? what size recovery partition?
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I installed TouchCWM_recovery_5.0.2.7, and CWM_recovery_5.0.2.6 - both showing the same. 6mb recovery partition
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I installed TouchCWM_recovery_5.0.2.7, and CWM_recovery_5.0.2.6 - both showing the same. 6mb recovery partition
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add another 1mb and try again, you may have a bad block there
Robbie P said:
add another 1mb and try again, you may have a bad block there
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nothing changed
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nothing changed
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add a couple more then and see, you can always change it back if someone comes up with a better solution
I recommend you mark bad blocks before proceeding
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lolerpro8 said:
I recommend you mark bad blocks before proceeding
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Can you tell me how i would do that?
When I'm pushing recovery in clk, my phone says: " Booting Linux... cmdline:no_console_suspend=1 wire_search_count=5 clk=1.5.1.6" - Maybe it will be helpfull
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Can you tell me how i would do that?
When I'm pushing recovery in clk, my phone says: " Booting Linux... cmdline:no_console_suspend=1 wire_search_count=5 clk=1.5.1.6" - Maybe it will be helpfull
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Nah, not important. Just make sboot partition and flash some nativesd rom.
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lolerpro8 said:
Nah, not important. Just make sboot partition and flash some nativesd rom.
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Still I can't get acess to recovery, so I ques i can't make a sboot partition
Buzdy said:
Still I can't get acess to recovery, so I ques i can't make a sboot partition
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Make recovery 15mb of size, should work.
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lolerpro8 said:
Make recovery 15mb of size, should work.
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It didn't helped too. Maybe this phone is broken or idk.
Buzdy said:
It didn't helped too. Maybe this phone is broken or idk.
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You probably have ton of bb's.. try setting it to 25mb and if it doesnt work it really is broken..
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lolerpro8 said:
You probably have ton of bb's.. try setting it to 25mb and if it doesnt work it really is broken..
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Even 30mb can't save this phone. I guessing it's over, thanks for your help, I'm really appreciate it.