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[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rick_1995:
Congrats to the OP for making an intuitive guide for helping people shift to cLK.

However i think its a bad part for us to assume that the charan clk kernel provided by arif in his CM7 ROM would be compatible with other roms.

Instead, you could have made a small batchscript to first extract the boot folder from MAGLDR rom zip (or perhaps ask the user to do so) and then use the fastboot command using shell function of .NET (which you used if im not wrong in your HD2 toolkit)

ie. fastboot -c "" -b 0x11800000 flash:raw boot zImage initrd.gz

and provide the ppp files for roms without ppp support.

Also another major reason why the method in OP as of now would be depriciated is because of the Charan's kernel modules overwriting the modules in the ROM (custom modules would be overwritten) hence leading to other complexities. this cant be simply avoided by removing module files as the kernel and the module files must be of the same timestamp/version etc..

Hence, the most practical solution would have been to use the kernel inside the user's ROM and providing a CWR zip containing ppp modules and ppp init script. This would surely increase the number of MAGLDR roms successfully working on cLK. (Although this takes in assumption that the ROM uses a Kernel that complies with cLK. but since most roms today use modded version of either tytung or rafpigna kernels, that wont be a huge setback)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] john_matrix:
Nice explanation Rick ;)

Indeed the charan's kernel don't work on my "modification" of the RAFdroid 4.0.2 (stuck on HTC white screen).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ledabe974:
No doesn't work with 400 and 2G on SD.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ksubedi:
Well, i am not sure what went wrong, but yea, reinstalling battery might help. :)

Not really the same, all the features are different, but are useful for the same purpose, to provide native android feel :D

Are you sure you have proper drivers and device connected?

Yes, this guide is not compatible with most sense roms, i made this for new people who do not know what kernels are for and everything, but i think its time to revamp the article. I will release an updated guide once i finish up version 4.1 of Toolkit. :)

Thanks for helping out people, i will add it to guide once i update it :)

Its a file that installs new kernel, ril wrappers and few other stuff. If you flash your rom in cwm without it, it might not work as magldr kernels are not compatible with clk. :D

Guys, i dont think i will be able to answer all the questions right now, but as i have mentioned on the post, Sense roms are not compatible (some are) for now, and everything will be fixed after i update the guide.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] corlygunnz:
Can this support dft sense roms such as prj. 0.3.2 or any stock desire rom? I'm a clk user, mainly because the off charging feature, and I'm using jw miui rom, but I miss the stock desire rom and I cannot find one for clk. If anyone know a stock desire (not HD) that works with clk please post the link for me. Thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dermann:
i had a hard time finding the drivers, so i'm putting them here for easy find. this is tytung's link. http://nexus-hd2.googlecode.com/files/Google_usb_driver_r4.zip

for people trying to use cLK.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tiunilohmu:
TO OP

wow, that's awesome. I got it worked with tyhooN and Hyperdroid cm7 roms.

thank you. Will see if everything works perfectly.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
If this has not been mentioned before, and no solution has been found for "boot loops" when patching a magldr rom on clk, here is why:

Sometimes, the contents of boot.img and init.rd.gz (when unpacked is a cpio file, which can be mounted on ubuntu/linux) are different (especially on ram-method roms), such as the sequence of services, or missing parts of scripts/lines that cause bootloops (Believe me on this, I've been devving for the G1 for a while now...). The size of the rom has absolutely nothing to do with the build boot looping or whatever.

To solve that problem, merely unpack init.rd.gz, double click on it to mount it (on ubuntu), and then decompile boot.img from a magldr -> clk patch. Afterwards, delete the contents of boot.img-ramdisk and then copy the files of initrd into it. Compile/pack the boot.img and then replace the original boot.img that was in the patch with the new one. Zip it, and then flash it and that should solve the problem of boot-looping or what not. :) (More noob friendly method available) **

EDIT: If you don't know how to decompile boot.img manually, you can use DsiXDA Kitchen to do so.

EDIT 2: A script can be written to make the decompiling/compiling/copying process easier. I would do it myself but unfortunately, I'm noob at 'real' scripting..

Edit 3: ** Download DsiXDA kitchen, set up the rom, and then go to advanced options (0), convert the /boot to boot.img (20) (there should be an option for that). After that, copy and paste the contents of /system/ of a clk patch into the working folder so it will overwrite any file. Finally, build your rom (99) and if an option asks you if you want to convert /boot to boot.img, choose that option. Flash, and hope it boots.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pReXx:
I got stuck by "<Waiting for device>", too.

After installing/updating Google USB drivers it works.

Thanks Cissmayazz (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14448854&postcount=12)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] feloccio:
Doesnt work with Skinks clean Desire (bootloop) :-(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Marvlesz:
The problem was in the partition size, I was using a size of 400mb.

When I set it to 360mb it worked. But why can't we, leo512 users, use 400mb partition :confused:

Anyways, Thanks :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] liquidx:
I have a problem with the partition size.

I use [CWR] BOYPPC-SHIFTPDA DESIRE HD GINGER 2.3.3 Sense 3.0 V3 (23.Jun) and this ROM need a partion with 297MB.

So I chose 300 MB in the Toolkit but now the HD2 ist not booting, just the screen with the blue circle is appearing in a loop.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] higgen:
Thanks you . You save my life.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] TommyHD2:
Im not even getting past #2, im trying to remove MAGLDR in favour of CLK but i just keep getting the Error [260] when trying to run the Task29 option. Ive got the following details dunno if its much help.

Andriod 2.2

SPL-2.08.HDSPL 8G XE

Build 2.29.405.5

Kernal 2.6.32.15

Rom Manager v4.3.2.4

aMAGLDR V1.13 Build Feb 1 2011

Please help
[HD2 Android NAND Development] AguazeJ@gmail.com:
CLk Text

After clk repartition and then i go to the text when i reboot my phone. I cant get to install clk recovery, it goes to the command prompt(Likes its supposed to) then i follow the directions than my computer just reboots, this process is over and over i need help

thankyou
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gjesi:
me too have the same issue. when trying to install clk_ recovery my pc reboots. please some help here.

:confused:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] xmaskx:
i cant download the files mentioned in the op. it says invalid link via vbulletin message
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dragon25slayer:
same.......
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dragon25slayer:
please can someone upload the file thankyou :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gjesi:
1- :confused: please can anybody give a help? I'm stucked at cLK screen for all day. it doesn't go through and install clk_recovery. my pc reboots on any attempt to "enject" clk_recovery to my phone. what can I do?

2- :confused: my phone turned off now and it seems "dead". it doesn't wake up when I press power button, nor when I pull off the battery and try to turn it on again. I think (at my best optimism) the battery is empty. it doesn't give any life sign even when I plug the charger. I don't have any external charger, nor a second HD2. what can I do?

please help me. :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dr dish:
12) Download this file and your favourite rom.

13) Choose "mounts and storage" on recovery and choose "USB Mount" after that. Then copy both of those files into your sd card on your computer. Unmount after you finish copying. Press back button on your phone to go back to main screen.

the file is not available can you please re-upload it or give another link to it or its name to search for it

thank you
[HD2 Android NAND Development] martiros:
me too

i have the same problem :(
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mstdzw:
Invalid Attachment specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the administrator :/
[HD2 Android NAND Development] shorty1483:
Had the same yesterday :D So I had to revert back to MAGLDR...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Favorite1995:
Fix the links, please :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] biotoxic937:
dead links

hello,

the link of "this file" in the 2 and 3 post are dead

do you have a new link or processed a new upload please
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cooper81:
would like to have new link, too!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] nemuro:
http://www.multiupload.com/HF_9LDTBW5C6V
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Blacklight-IT:
What am I making wrong if under "AD Recovery" is written in red:

"No boot sources" ??
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Number 8:
Want to switch from MAGLDR to cLk but that arif-alis file is missing.

Invalid Attachment specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the administrator.

Anyone have it? Reupload TS?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Geezzy:
The file is missing...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] somebully:
nvm nvm nvm
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bippo:
Can U re upload it, please?:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Number 8:
Come on people, we need some help...

Searched the internets that exactly file seems like it doesn't exist.

Does anyone have it? I really want to move to cLk.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Authi:
Hi, today is not a problem to move to cLK, cause there is plenty of new roms that are made for cLK. The only reason to follow this method is to try to use an old rom designed only for MGLDR.

I followed the change from MGLDR to cLK few month ago, and I'm very satisfied of it. ;)

Follow the tutorials written in the forum and do first a wipe 29, install cLK, recovery, and the rom you like.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Number 8:
Yes that's exactly what I want to accomplish.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] vikasraj:
it works all fine...

Hello All,

That file would really not be a requirment.. i went through the same issue but then it works.. jus get the clk recovery installed on the drive.. if u get an issue:

> waiting for device then try to go to device manager on ur computer and update the driver i am attaching the driver here for u..

once that is done (installation of drivers)

Try again to install the CLK recovery.. it should work good..

let me know if you need more help..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] frandzd:
HD2 dont work after this test

Hello,

I have just tried this tutoriel and I am blocked after the step 4. I specify that I had android 2.2 and would like to pass has a recent version on my HD2. My telephone does not start any more and stays as indicates it photo. In the step 5 the button " repartition " shows "installation" on my pc.

Help me please

Salut,

je viens d'essayer ce tutoriel et je suis bloqué après l'étape 4. Je précise que j'avait android 2.2 et voudrais passer a une version récente sur ma HD2. Mon téléphone ne démarre plus et reste comme l'indique le photo. A l'étape 5 le bouton "repartition" affiche" installation" chez sur mon pc.

Aidez moi s'il vous plait
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Authi:
Bonjour,

why not try the file I attached, connecting HD2 by pressing home button and power on. Open LeoAdvancedRUU.exe and install cLK. Then install recovery, I recommned touch beta 8 also attached.

Good luck
[HD2 Android NAND Development] bzhmobile:
There is more simply to go to CLK now :)

As you're french or able to read french

Go here... Set after the good size for the partition sytem.

After you can restore your Rom in the Recovery and flash again the the Zip of the Rom and reboot...
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] DominikReber:
Hello

I'm looking for the best video call app for Transformer which permits to video call to a Windows Desktop PC in good voice and video quality.

I do not need to video call to another device, I really only look for the best app to video call from a transformer to a Windows Desktop PC.

Who can help?

Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] Evostance:
Probably Google Talk to Google Chat..
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] DominikReber:
Thanks, can it use the front camera?
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] JosepiOT:
Yep, with the option of the rear camera as well, I use it to chat with my brother/show him the kid.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] GeLopez:
There is a button to switch to whatever camera you want.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] DominikReber:
How good does it work?
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] igot6strings:
anything I can use to videochat with someone on a Mac?
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] coasterman927:
Google chat works from inside the browser, so they can be on Mac, Windows, or even Linux, and you can chat to them.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] igot6strings:
Hmm. I thought only voicechat worked with Macs?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zachlevi:
Please guys help me I am new to this site.I want to root my xperia x10 and how can I use xrecovery.

ANY HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] valentinosael:
to root mine i used this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=803682

and for xrecovery http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=859571
[Eee Pad Transformer General] lysergic:
Guys,

I'm planning to buy a Transformer in a wk or two and I have some questions regarding the memory to which I can't find a straight answer...

16GB or 32GB version? What amount of memory is available for apps and data in the two models?

WITHOUT the dock, can I just stick a 32GB SDHC card? This should be obviously true, but there are discussions around that make me doubt....

Anyone tried a 64GB SDHC card?

Thx!

//lys
[Eee Pad Transformer General] pimjai:
to your first question: i own the 16GB version, and there is a little more than 12GB available for apps and data.

Second question: you can only put micro SD cards in the transformer itself, for normal SD cards you need the dock.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] lysergic:
Cheers, I meant micro SDHC :)

Given how little a 32GB micro SDHC costs, I'm not sure whether it's worth blowing 100$ more on the 32GB model.

I really wonder whether there is any hardware limitation on supporting 64GB micro SD cards, but those are new and a bit pricey so I doubt anyone has tried yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] finalhit:
somewhere in the accessories subforum someone confirmed that either the microsd or the dock's sd slot (yea, i know, this statement is rediculously ambigous, but i'm too lazy to look up the actual thread) is actually an sdxc. but you're right cost/benefit of those aren't really worth it.

so if all you need is below 48gb of storage, the cheapest is the 16gb TF+32gb microsd. otherwise, go for the 32+32.

I don't need a signature.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] idlefrog:
Honeycomb doesn't support apps being installed on the microSD card. You will only be able to put media on the microSD card. I doubt many people could use more than 16gb for apps though, but if you buy the 32gb TF101 you can fit more apps on.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] neok44:
Honeycomb is different than other versions of android.

the 16/32GB internal is for all memory. System, Apps, Media, everything that goes on internal or the /sdcard partition.

The sdcard slot is considered removable memory and no apps can be installed to it. All it's good for is your media.
[Galaxy S II General] Jeshter2000:
I want to ask a dev for a favour. I use Thrutu but during phonecalls I can't start my camera. So is there a dev who wants to help me???

Thanks in advance...
[Desire General] tudork:
Hi,

can anyone please help me? I recently downloaded and used JuiceDefender on my Desire. I configured a setting that allows the phone to learn what are the Wifi networks that I like to connect to, based on location. I soon noticed that the phone randomely reboots so I uninstalled this application. Well, I completely lost control of my Wifi connection. Even if I turn it off in Android settings, the Wifi just starts by itself and starts scanning for networks, which completely drains my battery. I installed the application again and reversed the location wifi setting but it did not help.

I also did a backup then wiped up my phone, but the Wifi still starts by itself. Is there any solution to this?

Thank you!
[Desire General] fragargon:
hi,

and the did you restore your backup?? if so i woulfd advice to clear data juice defendre and maybe mail to dev'app

;)
[Desire General] tudork:
thank you for your answer.

First I uninstalled juicedefender. after seeing that wifi still gets connected, i backed up, i wiped all data on the phone and restored the back up, but without juicedefender (it was not included in the backup). As for the email to the developers, I did that, but I got a response like that: "I don;t think this is possible. Please install our beta application and enjoy." How helpful of them!
[Desire General] tobydjones:
Some suggestions

I would be surprised if any app could reboot the phone, even if it crashed.

Do you use tasker or locale? They can start up the wifi.

You could try org.wahtod.wififixer

You could also use something like com.mapeapps.networkcounter to check what is using the wifi. You'll have to reboot after installing it to reset the counters, but then, if it locks on to a wifi straight away, you could see what's using the connection, and maybe work out what's starting it up?
[Desire General] tudork:
Thank you, I will try what you said. Sometimes the Wifi is just starting, but sometimes it also starts when I open any application that requires an internet connection, even if my data connection is already on. I will come back to report on what you suggested. Thanks again!
[Desire General] tudork:
I forgot to say that I am not using a tasker. I do have enabled the location services based on network, but I have always had that before, and if the wifi was disconnected in the android settings, then it stayed off. Now it just won;t stay off. The thing is that I don;'t even need wifi, I have a good data plan. But the damn wifi just starts by itself, scanning for networks all the time, draining my battery and interrupting my regular data connection. I am so frustrated! I never had problems with my Desire for one year, and now, after installing this JuideDefender, problems are coming in.
[Desire General] Breece:
Ok there are a couple of things:

a) If your Wifi is still broken after you uninstalled JD it is most likely not JD who was / is the culprit. You even wiped, so how should JD do this?

b) JD does not turn Wifi back on when you manually turn it off (I am not 100% sure what happens during the training phase, while JD learns you Wifi-Locations, because in these 1-3 days JD might turn Wifi on in "random" locations to enhance the algorithm)

What does the log in JD say (anything about turning Wifi on?)?
[Desire General] tudork:
Hello,

the JD log says: WIFI turned on by user.

Which of course I have not done. I think my phone is haunted. Leaving JD aside (even if this problem started only after I started to use JD), the problem still exists: my phone turns its WIFI connection by itself, even if I don't want that!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laardilla:
Hello all.

Iam disturbed with the lockscreen lag - delay between button press and screen wake up. I read some forums, many ppls write they have this too but some write they have the wake up instant.

So i tried one thing - test the wake up time with and without sd card (8gb kingstone). Results?

WITH SD card - 2.2s

WITHOUT SD card - 1.2s

Both is slow for me. on htc desire it was instant... also the middle button - home button has around 1s lag evrywhere - quitting app, scrooling to 1st screen...

All these tests was done after factory reset (wich didnt help the lag...sadly).

So anyone can confirm this? Mostly those without the lag... thabxx.Wanna know if its reason for going back to shop for new galaxy...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stijnr:
I think the delay for the home button is by (bad) design (when the phone is already awake). Since double clicking the Home button is also an action, the OS needs the wait until it's sure you're not double clicking.

I don't have a SD card in my phone, and I also have the delay when waking up, I think it's about 1 second. I did notice some difference with another lockscreen background. Maybe that's something you can test as well?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] haddiman:
I have a Mytouch 3G with the 3.5mm jack.

FASTBOOT Specs:

SAPPHIRE PVT 32A SHIP S-ON G

HBOOT-1.33.0013 (SAPP31000)

CPLD-13

RADIO-2.22.23.02

Oct 21 2009,22:33:27

When I bought the phone (used) it came with 2.2.1

I was able to root the phone by downgrading to 1.6 using HBOOT and then using Universal Androot. I then installed Amon_RA's recovery (RA-sapphire-v1.7.0) using Rom manager.

I want to install Ginger yoshi but I don't understand the information regarding the SPL and the Radio.

I tried installing an Engineering SPL using the recovery mode but this caused the phone to stop booting either normally or to recovery. I had reinstall 1.6 using HBOOT and perform the rooting process all over again.

Do I need to change anything regarding the SPL and Radio in order to install Ginger yoshi or for it to work better?

Is there a different kernel I need to flash in order for it work or work better?

I realize a lot of this is addressed in various posts but I feel I've gotten too close to bricking for comfort and I need some advice specific to my situation.

Edit: I'm not at all set on using Ginger yoshi. I'm totally open to suggestions as far as Roms. I'd prefer a GB rom that's as fast as possible.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] tvall:
Changing the radio on your phone will have little to no effect on anything. Changing the spl will give you a not fully functional device.

If you want to use Ginger yoshi then yo will have to flash another kernel after. They have one in their download folder. The fender one.

A lot of roms (ezgingerbread ad cos are the ones i use) use autokernel so you don't have to deal with that

Oh also I think ezgb is much faster than the others probably beause it doesn't have all the cyanogenmod features (bloat). light and fast
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] haddiman:
Thank you very much for your response. I'm probably going to install ezgingerbread but I have one question first. Do you know what the ginger yoshi post means when it says:

That's the part that got me confused. Can I just ignore that?

Edit: Is this: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9987696&postcount=2 the best (only?) source for ezgb binaries?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] tvall:
Yes and yes I think.. haven't actually opened the link to check. Lazy
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Prankzter:
Hey All, sorry if its and easy problem or if its been posted heaps before i have been searching and tried everything to no avail so here i am putting it to all u xda members to help me with all your wisdom. See i have had my galaxy for a few months and thought hey time to play with the pre release of 2.3.3 before it was officially released well now im buggered lol i cant wipe, i cant factory reset i flash another firmware and it all goes fine it reverts back but all my apps and settings and accounts are still there and when i delete my apps and restart there all back again! i install new apps and they delete on restart... frustrating...i cant put any update.zip onto my internal as it deletes it straight away and installing from external SD dosent seem to work, i tried a few posts like this one as suggested by JJEgan else where to no avail either (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=818556) id love to be able to use my SGS again as i bought a windows phone 7 as a replacement and i dont like it lol SAVE MY ANDROID AND MY SANITY PLEASE!!!!!