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[Samsung Infuse 4G] shiftylock:
ahh... that's pretty odd. I mean, my old captivate used to be able to with a custom ROM, my HTC tilt 2 can do it, and so can about half of my other phones... why is AT&T removing this feature. I would assume that it's because they're trying to stop congestion on their EDGE network, which, mind you, utterly blows at my house. When I get 3.5G I get ungodly speeds.. we're talking 6.5/down and 4/up, but my edge speeds are horrid because 3.5G reception is awful in my area, so everybody is pretty much stuck on EDGE...

Or it could just be because AT&T assumes that their 3.5G network covers EVERYBODY so they don't need to bother adding the setting.

*rolls eyes*
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jpapa1086:
Perfect example why we need a 2g/3g toggle

today my area (3g) is having issues. I cant make calls or send text messages but my data works just fine. When I go into my basement where I only have 2g, everything works like a charm.

I hate you at&t :mad:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jwl12345:
You can do it in CM7, that's all I know. I think there's something in wireless and network that says data mode or something, and it's by default set to GSM/HSPA. Try setting it to GSM only.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] th3r3turn:
Does anyone have a link to get a Docking Station? keen for something i can just place my X5 onto.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] ryronz:
A docking station, like for a spaceship?

Kidding, some iphone ones work well enough.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] sebgus:
Android-dock

They ship international too.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] krothold:
Can you link some working ones? Thx
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] ryronz:
My brothers one for iPhone 3gs works nicely, not sure of branding or anything. But they're pretty standard.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] simplistian:
Micro USB on a 30-pin 3GS dock? Or is it just a 'stand' without connection?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] simplistian:
come on it's cute :P
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] krothold:
That's the point. Maybe it can be clearified :)
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] flipmodegr:
I ve found this on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Car-Holder-...384063?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item3f0a28c67f the seller says its for x5
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Cephalus:
One of the many reasons I wish manufacturers would've standardised on a MiniUSB connector instead of a MicroUSB connector, is the fact that the MiniUSB slots in effortlessly so is ideal for a docking station - the MicroUSB on the other hand is a pain in the backside to both slide in and slide out. Strangely, there's very little difference in the external size of the connector itself, so there's really no (as far as I can see) advantage in using MicroUSB.

That being said... Unless Huawei release their own U8800-specific dock or the 'phone itself becomes enormously popular, I doubt there'll ever be a proper dock available for it. By "proper" I mean one that you can just throw the 'phone at, and it'll (by virtue of the form-specific design) slot straight into its connector - this is the situation I have with the after-market dock I got for my HTC TouchPro.

It looks like that for the U8800, we'll have to make do with a "universal" dock. The one sebgus mentioned is about as good as it gets, but at around AUD$60 plus postage, it's a painful proposition for something which isn't even purpose-built.

By the looks of it, the Google Nexus One dock might fit the bill, but frankly I couldn't be bothered tracking down the dimensions (hey, it's nearly 2:30am here!). However... Even if the dimensions (width and thickness) of the 'phone were the same, there'd still be the U8800's ultra-curved end to consider - it may well slot into the dock perfectly but then want to overbalance to one side or the other. This however might be cured with some styrene wedged/glued into the corners to keep the 'phone upright?

The only other option would be to go the genuinely universal route, but then you're just getting a 'phone holder - and that's not what a dock's all about.

I'll do some more investigation into this thought tomorrow after I've had a few hours' sleep.

Edit: Bugger the sleep! Just looked up the dimensions, and it seems it might work...

U8800: 62mm (W) x 11.6mm (D)

Nexus One: 59.8mm (W) x 11.5mm (D)

Depending on the depth of the resting recess, the U8800's extra width may actually counteract its curved bottom edge.

Does anyone here have access to a shop which sells Nexus One docks, in which they can try to fit their U8800? They're cheap enough from eBay (around AUD$14), but it'd be far more prudent to try it out before parting with your cash.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] AliWam:
The Nexus One docks wont fit, because the microUSB plug points in "wrong direction".
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Cephalus:
Yep, just noticed that myself...

I wonder how "butcherable" they'd be, to allow the plug to be re-mounted the other way 'round?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] vethan:
HTC Sensation

Oddly enough, the HTC Sensation dock works fine, my dad has one and every now and then I slip my phone into it. It's not a flush fit, but it does the job
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] jasonak0s:
Have anyone tried a docking station? Is it working good?
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] alex1301:
i want to make it by myself but i need someone who makes silicone form and then mold it with plastic.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] wolverine007:
Found a Docking Station for the X3 on ebay h__p://xxx.ebay.de/itm/USB-Dockingstation-Ladestation-Huawei-Ideos-X3-U8510-/170720897957

But the X3 is a little bit smaller, so the X5 may not fit in :o/
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] wolfgr:
Philips AS111/37 Fidelio Docking Speaker for Android is a nice universal solution...
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] zeniitti:
It's ugly and expensive.

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Just bougth this: http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/160652073307
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Silent_Fang:
If you need a quick dock solution without charging you can use the case from an old mini DV tape case.

Just open up the case, the X5 fits pretty well. If you're brave enough you might even try gluing a charging cable on the bottom, I tried but the super glue didn't really hold well.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] technogod:
I think, only docking station is your computer :D

You can play music, and watch videos with this dock ;)

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Thank you Silent_Fang i did your solution. Yes, i confirm that it's perfectly fit to phone.

And i have a new idea for that : make a hole, bottom of cassette case for usb connecting...
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Leofis:
I wish it had one, it's really practical.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] riDDimann:
It's sad there's still no real solution for our phone. It's not that unpopular, is it?

Well for once, fractions of millimeters matter for phones. Also, Micro USB is rated at 10000 plug/unplug cycles, Mini USB at just 1500.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] krothold:
I am using a wave shaped mini usb docking station.

http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B007VOTEKK/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00
[About XDA developers] theslam08:
Please hear me out, Ill try to be as short as I can. Im just detailed, sorry :(.

We have people from all over posting on here, from every dialect. Some have trouble finding what they should have found in the thread, but almost 75% of the time they 'miss' it. Everyone barks -> READ!. Ok obviously I understand, if they cannot READ, then what are they doing here? First, does this site have translations? On a quick note, I cant seem to see it maybe under user cp? Anyway, if not [hypothetically] thats much harder for them as well [visitors]. If there is, okay that definitely helps.

The awesome devs are posting ridiculous sensitive builds out there and require EXACT specifications, require exact rules to follow. You have the following problems:

1. 'Visitor' cannot read so well so they miss the bugs people are posting in the threads (after lots of pages even me speaking english all the time gets a bit tired after 3 or 4 pages, for them its got to be worse).

2. So now they just POST, now we get another random question/bug that has been posted 30xs before (some related to not reading first post either-somehow).

3. Now the threads 5xs larger than it should be, because of all these dups.

4. Hard to weed out the 'real' bugs.

This is not so much a laid back "hey I did this cool stuff today" forum anymore (or maybe never really was :confused:) its a central ROM submitting place with bug reports, disastrous ones. Its working but not anywhere near as efficient as it could.

IDEA

Find a MOD for vB, im sure there has to be one. If not, get one made it cant cost much, it will be awesome. Hire a team of 'post mods', people that say they browse the forums/topics every minute, and read everything. I think you will find them, its what we all real testers do, we read those pages ;). Then allow them to 'combine' the common topics, into say various categories, or somehow just fit a real list of common real bug problems on the first page, that everyones posted about. That way, we solve all 4 of those last problems :). Then, maybe devs will be able to sort the 'real' problems?

Also this should be possible with vb, you should make a posting template, where everyone is required to post their phone info, and/or like what variation of phone they have (ie. my HD2 has t-mobile version AND a euro version that is quite different and required a different ROM version too-sure we arent the only ones), or like the rom version their talking about, maybe a step by step of what they did. Because some people will say only a few words, someone else will say what did you do exactly then they say. Could have saved two posts, 1 for the answer to his problem. I dont know, just an idea.

I am not going to say more, just see what you think. Its just an idea, I just think this forum is growing immensely every minute, and its a REALLY great place, but lots of bug squashing goes on here and I think this could help :). (PS. Its also not 'deleting' threads so please dont say that, its simply moving them and combine like you can a whole topic, just posts instead [like a real bug tracker?])

Sorry if I wasted your time, I never intended too.
[About XDA developers] theslam08:
Bad idea I guess? Or there is 0 ambition
[About XDA developers] TheDeadCPU:
We can combine posts, but with 10k members active at any moment, it's just too much work.
[About XDA developers] theslam08:
There are people in each forum that are constantly watching every topic. I agree, too much for mods alone, so see if you can hire up some post combiners or something, where thats all they can do.

Its a snow ball effect only going to get worse, but I understand its no small feat. just something that needs to be broken down into smaller coordination (not simply 2 mods each forum and leave it at that).

With 10k members always active, you would think your staff would be pretty large, its a bad idea to leave it to only a few, its too much work for one person, for it to be efficient. As I said, its growing, and growing very quickly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ksubedi:
Edit: Hey HD2 Folks! I was just checking in to see how my old thread was doing and im surprised by the number of people that are still using and updating the toolkit. It has been quite a few years since the HD2 has been released, and it is still getting updates that not even new phones are getting. HD2 has gotten a special place in smartphone history because of this. I would really like to thank all the developers that made this possible and all the users that supported the developers. I obviously don't have my HD2 anymore (i actually cracked my first hd2 and got a second one which i lost and got a third one which started having power button problems, then i moved on, i would still use one if i had one), but i will always support hd2 users. And im sorry to everyone who donated and didn't get their names on the donations list. I really appreciate your donation, i just wasnt able to update my thread due to different problems, and im sorry about that. I hope HD2 gets more updates and ability to run more oses (Ubuntu OS etc.) in the future. :)

Please Don't Forget to Check This Poll. :)

Thanks a lot to bzdemes for using the source code and continuing my work! This is what a community and open source is for!

Please Do Not Modify/Rename/Delete Any Files From The Program Files Directory! Doing So Might Brick Your Device!!!

Hello XDA Users / HD2 Owners,

This is an All in One Toolkit for HTC HD2 NAND Users. The main purpose of this toolkit is to simplify many complex tools/guides which are difficult or unsafe to use. As we all know that HD2 has got a powerful hardware base, but the pre-packed Windows Mobile operating system just ruins all the fun of having a device with high specs. So, developers on XDA like codesmith and Cotulla have created alternative bootloaders which can load Android kernels so that we can use Google's Android operating system on our devices. This tool will help you install those bootloaders, and also do many other customization/modding works easily from one control panel. Here are the main features of the Toolkit: :D

Well, those were just the main highlights of the tool. There are a lots of other numerous features that will let you easily do many complex stuff. After lots of nights without sleep and red eyes, i have finally made this small piece of software able to do most things that a normal HD2 NAND Android would want to do easily. :)

Current Version: 4.2.0.1

Current Recovery Version: 5.0.2.6

Last Update: 6/15/2011

Latest HighLights

About The Software

General Info

MAGLDR Partitioning Instructions

MAGLDR Upgrade Instructions

cLK Partitioning Instructions

cLK Upgrade Instructions

Download (4.2.0.1)

Go To Download Thread By bzdemes, Latest download links will be provided here.

Download Drivers By T-Macgnolia

Donations

Credits

Linux Users

What to expect on future versions

If you respect my work, please:

Please don't forget to read the FAQ on third post and instructions on second post. :)

P.S. I take no responsibility for anything done to your device by these tools. It works on my phone. And dont forget to hit the Thanks button if this helped. :) Enjoy!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ksubedi:
FAQ

Instructions

A. How do i install MAGLDR?

B. How do i install / repartition cLK?

C. How do i install/update recovery on cLK?

D. How do i install recovery / do a repartition on MAGLDR?

E. How do i update recovery on MAGLDR?

F. How do i change from MAGLDR to cLK?

G. How do i change from cLK to MAGLDR?

H. How do i upgrade cLK?

I. How do i upgrade MAGLDR?

Dont forget to check this guide if you want to change to cLK :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ksubedi:
FAQ

ChangeLog For Installer
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hd945157206:
wow wow wow
[HD2 Android NAND Development] seaman2k:
man this is great step for what we need ..u read our mind ..thanks:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] phaeton_esc:
kinda noob question - but if i will flash this newer version, will i loose my installed Android ROM?

and second one - can i avoyd deleting rom by simple backup?

thx :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ksubedi:
first answer: yes, currently, magldr doesnt support flashing recovery without recreating the partitions. if you are using clk, you wont loose anything.

second answer: just use nandroid from your current recovery and you will be good to roll :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Tydi:
What is new for the recovery ? Except the nice installer ? :D

Thanks anyway
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shakeym:
Nice job...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bedders67:
How does one decide what partition size to set?

TIA
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Major_Sarcasm:
The installer is a genius idea, thanks very much. Is there a current changelog for CWM itself?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Weeman2k3:
depending on witch rom you use.... usualy non sense roms will work with 150mb partition as for the sense roms you need 250-400mb. just read the req of each roms
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AgoeZ:
Thx a lot mate! Right now, I'm currently using your cwm method. :D

Just want to ask you:

Whats different between 3.0.4 and 3.0.8? I'm currently using 3.0.4. :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mwakious:
Nice job!!

Did anyone try to port a backup maded in 3.0.2.5 to 3.0.2.8, i know that in older versions there was a problem.

i have played a little and i saw that changing the partion ,changes the cache to,how do you personalize that?i have created the partition,stoped the process, changed the cache,started the process and the cache came back in default....
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Drew99:
Please correct instructions in bat file for CLK:

in your file:

it should be:

(hold Home button to enter into recovery)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] qaliza:
Cooool...:cool:

Thanks man..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Lozone:
Excellent work.

The latest CWM is 3.1.0.1

It is the one I am using.

How easy is it to change the recovery to the latest?

Sent from my HD2 phazer!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tigerz0202:
thanks dude ,id hit the thanks button a hundred times if i could ,this is a great idea
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Stom:
Yeah I also want to know what'd new in this version. Can we reboot into the recovery now, or any other exciting development?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] rasirot1456:
Installer

I have created an custom installer type tool that enables you to choose the partition size of system partition instead of downloading different files for each partition size.

Just choose the size of the partition as you want and press flash button and follow simple instructions.

>>>>Where can i find this installer? please..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dungphp:
- creat cLK by one tab, MAGLDR by one tab and others by one tab !

So easy to know, action !
[HD2 Android NAND Development] T-Macgnolia:
Hey ksubedi,

Man you are updating your tool like everyday. Heck I haven't even been able to download or run v3.4 or v3.6 lol. I wanted to test each version for you but got to busy Tuesday and then yesterday I accidently spilled some tea om my laptop, while I was downloading the v3.6. Thought I fried my laptop but it came back today, YES :D

I just downloaded v3.9, I like the install RUU function. Thanks for taking my suggestion on that. I also checked out the credits in post #1, thanks a lot for that that was cool. You did a good job on the instructions in post #2. I still have not got my hands on a camera so still no go on video from me right now. I will be making a thorough run down of you tool in my guide this weekend. Great work on the tool keep up the good work, but for God's sakes get you some sleep. :p
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Phreakazoidz:
Great job! m8..... !!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nardone24:
My hero!!!!!!!! This is an awesome tool! Thank you very much
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HateSoul:
Thanks for the magnificent tool,i do have an idea if you would like to add it in the next update and i am sure other might like it as well,how about editing the window that shows when you're flashing an image or magldr or whatever to be like flashholic tool if you are familiar with it,meaning we can skip all the "check box to contintue" steps just by pressing keys on the keyboard instead of checking each box at every step?! What do you think guys?!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tobiascrystal:
awesome

Great job on this It is so nice to have an all in one download that will let me do anything I could possibly want to on this phone.

My only suggestions would be...

1. To some how make it possible to have a " CWM fresh install for CLK(or MAGLDR)" button that would automatically go through perform Task 29, install CLK or MAGLDR, and then install CWM. even though I dont think it would be possible since it would require the program to manipulate the phone ie pressing buttons to get to the appropriate menu.

2. I think it would be nice to having an update feature in an options menu so you or whoever creates the latest and greates CWM, MAGLDR, etc could just package it up and we could press "options" - "upgrade" - "(feature)" and then it would just overwrite whatever it was. I know we could do this anyways by replacing the the files in the folders but I think it would be helpful for the newer people and us that are a bit timid.

3. the most do-able of my requests woud be to add another thing like you did for the custom RUU but for you to browse for a custom splash screen image and install it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ksubedi:
Thanks for notifying, fixed it :D

I did my best to make the tool as useful as possible :) Good to hear you got your laptop back. I have got a lots of requests for a video, and i am trying to do one on my own, but my camera is acting really weird (just captures one half of the video). It would be really great if you could do a video on that. And talking about sleeping, i just had a good 10 hours sleep last night, which might be enough for another 4 days (maybe not :P)

Well, not a bad idea but quite not possible for now. Because the RUU tool provided by htc is not open source and hex editing it to change everything might take years. But i will keep that in mind and search for some alternative ideas :)

Thanks for your suggestions. I will keep the first thing you said on mind, as many people are asking for something like that. And i thought about the update feature before you posted here, and i am going to implement on next release.(Probably soon) :) And about your third suggestion, the tool already supports installing both nbh and nb files, which means you can install splash screens using that. :D

Any more suggestions/ideas are welcome. Just need to build up some more suggestions for the next release. :) Peace
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Cyberdutch:
Thanks man, this makes our life much easier.

Regards.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] sebasmiles:
Before you started, you shouldve backed up your ROM using recovery. He means you go back and recover using that backup, its not really installing perse its just reloading.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Johev:
Nice tool, and congratulations for developing it. I would just like to ask a couple of questions.

1) When I choose task29, can I choose which bootscreen it flashes, or will it just flash the HTC white one, with green letters. I say this, because from what I understood, in order to run task29 on the phone, something needs to be flashed and it is usually a boot screen as the radio takes longer. I would like to be able to choose what boot screen I want to flash, as I use the ones called "Resistance is Futile" (can't remember the name of the creator).

2) I am a bit new to CLK, as I have used Malgdr since day 1. Whenever I want to install a NAND Android version on my phone, after I task29 and install Malgdr 1.13, I go and download the suggested CWM (150mb/250mb/etc.) with "Recommended flash layout for optimal free space".

In this tool I see options saying Malgdr partition, CLK partition. Sorry for my lack of knowledge, but if I want to do what I have just described in point 2, what should I choose?

Last but not least, and I am aware that this is not probably the best place for this question, but what are the advantages of CLK over Malgdr? I see many people now use CLK, and I was wondering (as I have never used it), what are the advantages, and if it also has a menu like Malgdr has.

Thank you in advance for all your help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JoonatanO:
I assume this works on both TMOUS and worldwide Leos?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] renna1992:
yes, absolutely.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] JoonatanO:
That's great, I've been wanting to try out clk but the installation process seems a bit daunting to me. With this tool it should be easy :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pathaniya:
Daami ! Daami ! :) Raamro! Did i get it right? Say, yes.