yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] dingolino:
What I have figured out is that with different roms the behaviour is different, depending IN WHICH ORDER you have the links in the autostart folder.

Right after flashing it should be ok and if you install than other programms the startup interfears with the startup of htc-sense

Finaly I have the best result (on my device with the programms I have installed) keeping the htc-Sense startup as the LAST item.

You can change the order with sk-tools (Autotstart items).

You can check this (If you have a chance to access):

- Make a reset and do not enter the pin code of your sim card (on my device this was making a difference, if you do not have a pin code maybe you should take out your sim card that the phone cannot connect)

- Go to the settings and unselect in "Today" "HTC Sense"

Than you should have the normal "speed" of the device and you should be able to start sk tools and change the booting order.

It looks like that - depending on the start up order that applications - processes are waiting for each other and using nearly 100% of cpu power and you have therefore the impression that the device is frozen.

I am sorry I do not know how to change the startup order without sk-Tools

Best regards,

dingolino
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] willbread:
try the strenas rom (arthemis V2). It has solved my pb
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] tommyjakobsen:
Thanks for your reply.

I will try what you suggest later today and then write back the results here. It would be very nice if we could solve this issue.

I don't really get that MTTY thing. What exactly does it do?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] tommyjakobsen:
Can you only use that ROM? Have you tried flashing another one after strenas?

I would really like to use l3v5y's ROM.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] tommyjakobsen:
Very interesting dingolino!

Later today I will give that a shot aswell on l3v5y's ROM. Will report back.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] KB24@CL:
basicly it will format your system and make sure you don't have any files from older roms left on the system which might cause this issues.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] willbread:
i tried too l3v5y's ROM and it didn't work. But maybe, your pb is not exactly same as mine.

Do you you a 16 GB card ? for me, it's certainly cause of pb because i can use every rom without sd card

Try to ask more to sternas but i noticed he prefer keep his cook secrets :rolleyes:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Petulinek:
Try to install "official" 1.61, make HR after boot. After next reboot connect with PC and flash with any cooked ROM. I had the same problems like you and this helped me...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] willbread:
and for me, this didn't help me :(
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] gohyc:
Try deleting the folder "\Application Folder" on the storage card using your PC/Laptop, and reinsert the SD card into HD2. I assume you are using ROM cooked with Manila version that has the document tab.

Let us know if this works for you. It took me a long time and many flashes to figure this out. I suppose you have configured your HD2 for emails or MS Exchange pushmail?

Edit : If you already experience the slowdown caused by inserting the SD Card, MAKE SURE you reboot your HD2 before re-inserting the SD card.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] dingolino:
I had this "freezing during startup" with a number of roms (always after I installed my software) and since that I am always "tweaking" it by the startup order as I described it and was able to solve it!

I do not think that it is hardware related in the amount of cases which are reported. And I am also not a strong believer of this "flashing" and mtty discussion (it could be a solution is some cases but I do not think in this relatively larger number of cases which are reported).

For most of the rom cookers it is not the 1st rom cooking they are doing and the HD2 is not the 1st HD2 device for HTC as well. This is the reason why I do not think that there is a principle rom problem nor a principle hardware problem

Manila Sense is a complex pcs of software and the startup is therefore more complex.

Depending on the tweaks the rom cookers are doing on the XIP and other WM internals there could be a timing interfearance during booting and this is creating the trouble for Manila Sense startup (network, phone, etc.).

Reminds me to the "good old days" with ATART-ST where you had dedicated tools to rearrange the startup seaquenze of the Accessories :D

At least i think it is worth trying it, you cannot loose anything.

But I played not only with the finaly boot order of htc-Sense (the last one) but also I put other elements in a different order.

Sometimes it was helping to install Panolauncher and put it before HTC Sense startup - I had the impression that just having another application before HTCsense made an improvement to "give HTCSense" more time.

Does not sound like science but a little bit like Voodoo ... :D

My Autostart folder (only the applications)

1. poutlook.lnk

2. BTTrayCE.lnk

3. De|WMPTempFolder.lnk

4. PKG.lnk

5. Lotus Traveler.lnk (installed by me)

6. LotusPRUploader.lnk (installed by me)

7. Panolauncher.lnk (installed by me)

8. OM10QS.lnk (installed by me - Opera 10 beta)

9. HTCStartUp.lnk

Good luck

dingolino
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] willbread:
i haven't the folder "\Application Folder" on my card. Maybe, this is why this rom works well :)

I haven't verifyed before so i can't tell you if i had it before
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] sep910:
Hi,

could you try to flash ROM that have manila 1921 (manila without document tab),

I facing so many problem when I install ROM with manila 1922 (manila got document tab)

Now has been 4 day, without any problem flash ROM with manila 1921...

give a try...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] cranesky:
mtty may help u out
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] cuelloa:
so i just got the last version of sktools.....could anybody please explain how I can change the startup order? sktools has allot of tools and I just cant figure out how its done!

thanx!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] SiliconSquirrel:
Hi,

sounds to me like you have flashed so many times you HD2 has become "Bloated"

this is where for eg, Rom X is 110Mb, and then you Flash Rom Y which is only 100Mb.

When you do the flash there is 10Mb of residual files left from the previous rom., when this happens often you get strange things happening like you describe and worse, your device can start hard resetting for no reason!!

Go to this thread (swap the ** for tt ) h**p://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=616422 (I cant post links yet!!) and it will fix your issue. (The thread has been shut as there has been a big argument over it, something to do with a disagreement over drivers!! - how gay!)

I can honestly say, although i have only joined recently, i have been a user of this method for about 6 years, I personally know the Guy who opened the thread and i would stand buy him 100%.

Although the thread is closed, i will help with queries via PM if you like!

SS
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] yogib:
I tried deleting the \Application Folder folder and reset the phone.

Of course this equaled a hard reset as all system data stored was in \Application Folder.

So I removed my storage card and did a hard reset so that the system data will not be stored in the storage card.

Hopefully this will be make the device more stable as such. ;)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] cranesky:
use the mtty to format ur device first, then flash the rom u want to flash.

I have encountered the same issues just like u, after use the MTTY, so far so good.

the post is kind of complex, but it is worth to have a try.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] SiliconSquirrel:
I just said this 2 posts up and also told him since the thread is shut i would help via pm!

the process isnt complicated, it taked bout 5 mins for driver install, reboot then 10 seconds on MTTY!

SS
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Would a mod mind stickying this? Would be useful to have the stock images always accessible.

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[Nexus One Android Development] eighty1:
Thanks for this
[Nexus One Android Development] hassan:
I think you really liked my signature pic :p
[Nexus One Android Development] droiddv:
Good Job!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] bubonik:
Finally a kitchen for android, online non the less. About time in all honesty, I wonder why it took a year. Maybe some future options would be to choose which partition the applications go to? Also an upload option for our own software would be handy with options of partitions of course.
[Nexus One Android Development] DocRambone:
This is the same ROM all nexuses is shipped with?
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Configurable install locations is a nice idea. Noted. ;)

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[Nexus One Android Development] claritoz:
i am currently using modaco's custom 1.2.2

i assume that if i flash this rom that i will be able to flash cyan's or enomther's add-ons?
[Nexus One Android Development] Router:
Is it possible to select locale in the cookery?
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Not *yet*...

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[Nexus One Android Development] uansari1:
Holy ****! When did we get an online kitchen?!?!?! I've never seen this before for any phone I've ever owned! Now I know the awe that my parents must have felt when they first saw the internet! :D
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Haha, my new baby... there's some awesome new stuff coming to the online kitchen too.

Imagine having a 'Kitchen' app on your device where you pick the bits you want (in a native UI) and it downloads the update.zip ready for you to flash.

It's coming. ;)

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[Nexus One Android Development] lolittle:
Hmmm .. just wondering .. why has my phone got incredibly slower after this :(

I mean i dont have that many apps installed ... infact alot less than before but now the menu seems to lag .. touch is a unresponsive at times and animations are laggy as well :confused:

Hav i done something wrong, i thought this was supposed to improve performance

I am neew to Android btw lol ... any help would be apprieciated
[Nexus One Android Development] Router:
could it be SD?
[Nexus One Android Development] Jibreil:
Assuming you are on a custom ROM, do a Wipe and Dalvik's cache wipe before flashing it.

After flashing this - do another Wipe and your good to go :-)
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
03/Feb ERE27 - New update rooted and unrooted, optional radio, optional himem

Well here it is people, Google's ERE27 update, repacked by yours truly to apply just how you like. :D

If you are on a completely stock device

1. Google's own update

If you are on a completely stock device (including stock recovery image), you can use the official update. Just download it, put it on the SD card named update.zip, launch recovery (power on with volume down held), press power and volume up when the warning triangle icon appears then select 'apply update.zip'. Sorted.

If you are on a non-stock device

Simply work through the steps below. Steps 1 and 2 are highly recommended. Use step 3 OR 4 OR 5 as desired. Step 6 just makes it all super easy. ;)

1. The main update itself

I've downloaded the main update and repurposed it to a conventional update zip, to apply via the modified recovery. This is non wipe, and can be flashed over the top of just about anything. It is completely stock, secure and unrooted... see below for more on that.

2. The radio update

The update includes a new Radio ROM, which I have packaged seperately, again as an update zip. It carries version number 32.24.00.22U_4.03.00.21_2.

3. Insecure boot image

If you don't want to have full root but you'd like ADB remount permissions, you need to flash an insecure boot image. Because i'm nice, I made one for you. Simply download it, put your device in bootloader and run 'fastboot flash boot boot.ERE27.insecure.img'.

4. Superboot boot image.

You don't just want insecure boot, you want root (su and superuser)? I don't blame you... and again, because i'm nice, i've made you a superboot. Simply download it, put your device in bootloader and run 'fastboot flash boot boot.ERE27.superboot.img'.

5. Superboot boot image with himem.

If you'd like to make use of the full RAM on your device, you can use the Superboot himem boot image. It includes everything in the superboot image above, plus an updated kernel and wireless driver. Simply download it, put your device in bootloader and run 'fastboot flash boot boot.ERE27.superboot.himem.img'.

6. Another way - the MoDaCo Online Kitchen.

The online kitchenallows you to create a custom update ZIP with the components you require. The image is still stock, you just have the option of leaving out the bits you don't want. For expert users, the option to include either an insecure boot image or the superboot root boot image is included. The radio image can also be included.

DOWNLOADS

Enjoy! :)

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[Nexus One Android Development] cwtaylor:
Can we just flash this over a rooted stock rom with bacon addon?
[Nexus One Android Development] boqonx:
Thanks paul! Will try!
[Nexus One Android Development] imfloflo:
Thanks Paul for this update ;)

have you see any improvement in UK network ?
[Nexus One Android Development] sealos:
Applying the last 2 steps... on a Mac

Sorry for this very basic "how to", but for some of us who casually observe this scene from the sidelines, this should help anyone who has a Mac and who has already applied the Main N1 update as well as the radio updates and need help figuring out how to deal with the "insecure" and "superboot" IMG files.

NB: If you have a PC or Linux, you might be able to use this as a guide to figure things out on your own.

NB: couldn't post URLs because I'm a new user. Do a search for the files.

1- Create a folder on your Desktop, call it whatever you want

2- Download Paul's files and put them in the folder you just created. If you have already downloaded Paul's files, just put the IMG files in this new directory.

3- Make sure you have "fastboot-mac" in the folder you just created. If not download it, unzip and put "fastboot-mac" in the directory.

4- Put N1 in Fastboot mode (make sure you N1 is powered off then power it back up by holding trackball and pressing power).

5- Your N1 will boot to a white screen with 3 androids skateboarding on the bottom. Make sure "FASTBOOT" is selected

6- Connect N1 to your Mac

7- Open Terminal and make sure you are in the directory you just created. If not, type "CD ", that is "CD" and a space

8- In Finder, drag and drop the Desktop folder icon on the Terminal window and press enter. You should now see the path to the new desktop folder you just created.

9- To be safe, type "ls" to get a directory listing. You should see all the files that you downloaded, unzipped etc.

10- In Terminal, type "./fastboot-mac boot boot.ERE27.insecure.img", press enter.

11- In Terminal, you should see "downloading 'boot.img'... OKAY" and "booting... OKAY"

12- Your N1 will reboot.

13- Unplug the N1 from your Mac, power it down and then power it back up in Fastboot mode (by holding trackball and pressing power), connect the N1 to your Mac

14- In terminal, type "./fastboot-mac boot boot.ERE27.superboot.img" OR press the UP key on your keyboard, replace "insecure" with "superboot", press enter.

15- In Terminal, you should see "downloading 'boot.img'... OKAY" and "booting... OKAY"

16- Your N1 will reboot.

17- Unplug your N1.

Your N1 should be rooted at this point.

Credit to Paul from Modaco for his mad skills!

Credit to Marandola for helping me see the light!
[Nexus One Android Development] GlenH:
Modaco - any chance you could add in the NETFILTER / IPTABLES / RNDIS config to the kernel to enable tethering?
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Done!

http://android.modaco.com/content/g...o-com/301777/03-feb-1-5-beta-1-mcr-for-ere27/

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[Nexus One Android Development] dvice19:
Relock Nexus?

In the 1st page, you say the ERE27 main update is unrooted. Does this mean it will relock our N1s?
[Nexus One Android Development] nmeofdst8:
Rooted, Stock ROM..Can't Flash or Fastboot

Running stock ROM and Rooted for a few weeks now. Torch works and everything else root related.

Downloaded the Main Update, Radio and Superboot with Himem zips. Recovery mode, try flashing .zip from SD card and says it can't (bad)

Tried (thinking I would see if Fastboot would work), and went into:

C:\~\NexusOne ONLY>fastboot-windows flash boot boot.ERE27.super

boot.himem.img

sending 'boot' (111 KB)... OKAY

writing 'boot'... FAILED (remote: image error! (BootMagic check fail))

Redownloaded all 3 again..all are around 111k or so...

What am I doing wrong?

thanks,
[Nexus One Android Development] austinchimp:
Managed to fix the calendar force close by wiping and reflashing - but now wifi switches on but won't actually connect - despite having full signal to my router.

Does anybody have any suggestions?

Have wiped, and reflashed.
[Nexus One Android Development] shonanthebarbarianTP2:
YO

flashed it and it said sending boot and stayed on that forever so i closed out and tried again and now it fails everytime. how can i see if it actually went through or not ?
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
I doubt it if it said that.

Do 'cat /proc/meminfo' via ADB and see if you have nearly 400MB of memory.

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[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Way too small, your download has failed!

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[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Sorry, no wifi connect issues here. :(

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[Nexus One Android Development] GlenH:
Awesome. Cheers!:D
[Nexus One Android Development] air2k57:
Thanks Paul :). Flashing now. Quick question, I was looking at your kitchen thing, looks awesome. Says you need to be a premium member, does the Ad Free one considered to be Premium? Or only the 29.99 one?
[Nexus One Android Development] outoutout:
md5sum

hey modaco, could u provide md5sums for each of the files (either here or on your site)? this could help ensure file quality (and peace of mind) before flashing.

the reason i ask is because i tried flashing each of these files last night, and they didnt work, which i'm assuming to due to corrupt downloads.

i'm going to re-try after work, but thank you for the tutorial and your contribution!

-out
[Nexus One Android Development] tjungus:
Thanks

Thanks for the quick and easy instructions. I am not patient enough to wait for it OTA and this was perfect. Thanks again!
[Nexus One Android Development] rgl12miami:
These are the MD5SUMS:

update-nexusone-ERE27-signed.zip

90700607c04279716b505aa203e9c684

update-nexusone-radio-32.24.00.22U_4.03.00.21_2-signed.zip

6aabf2f756806c5eb5e99a9626ca4

boot.ERE27.insecure.img

19dd7bf54832fd5a205d76a24d2d984d

boot.ERE27.superboot.img

05b3a02b05e6db16be3072f5f81a2edc

boot.ERE27.superboot.himem.img

03972a16cd937fe29e8a6cebeacf9c9b
[Nexus One Android Development] outoutout:
this is appreciated, now i can double check in terminal, thanks! :)
[Nexus One Android Development] nonmindo:
the superboot with himem fails to load on my nexus....keeps looping animated boot logo....

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! not it wont even turn on!!!!!!!

oh thank god...lol....removed battery and waited 2 minutes, reinserted and it loaded the recovery fine...attempting to restore nandroid backup
[Nexus One Android Development] cred05:
Great, thanks a lot. I went from 217,796KB to 395,288KB.
[Nexus One Android Development] wishmaker738:
hold down power+volumedown+trackball to go to bootloader and start all over
[Nexus One Android Development] wishmaker738:
what i cannot figure out is i cannot fastboot the superboot with high mem into phone...it just hangs at cmd prompt.......

anyone with a tip?
[Nexus One Android Development] eighty1:
android keyboard missing??

Dont know what I could have done but for some reason my keyboard does not appear. I did a wipe coming from the super boot img update from your kitchen and I noticed it then but payed it no mine because I use swype and the htc keyboard but since I was on a clean flash I wasnt able to sign into google or anything because there is no keyboard. Im not saying its because of your rom or anything but simply to see if there was anything I could do or if you know what I did wrong exactly. Thanks.
[Nexus One Android Development] redraiderj:
Can't dial VPN after update

I've got one rooted Nexus One with CM5.0beta4 ROM, last night I updated the phone with the files listed in this post.

Then everything went well until I tried to dial VPN. It always said cannot connect to server but I don't know why. The server is OK, I can dial it on my laptop, and before the update it's OK with the stock firmware and the CM5.0beta4. I'm a little confused about which part contribute to this problem.

It will be very helpful if somebody can help.

What I've done to update:

1. The main update itself

2. The radio update

3. Insecure boot image

4. Superboot boot image.

5. Superboot boot image with himem (didn't notice there was a himem copy until Step. 4 finished)

6. Chinese sort patch (new libicudata.so and libsqlite.so, don't seem to cause the problem 'coz somebody else encountered it w/o this patch)

PS: Changed the DNS setting to 0.0.0.0 allowed and type the ip address instead of the host name in the VPN settings, still can't work out.
[Nexus One Android Development] jaestoner01:
yes you can

All you do is download update put it on root of sdcard

rename update

1.turn phone off

2.turn on while holding track ball down

3.navigate to recovery using volume up or down

4.when android w/caution hold down power and than volume up

5.select applied update.zip

6.done, ur welcome
[Nexus One Android Development] outoutout:
i cant seem to flash the main update. this is my error msg:

E:No space left on device
E:Error writing Boot:
E:Failure at line 69:
write_raw_image PACKAGE:boot.img BOOT:

Installation aborted.

I have an unlocked bootloader, Amon's recovery, and Cyanogen's N1 addon. Any help? i've tried applying the main update again and still got the same error no space msg. i tried wiping and applying, and no go.

the weird thing is, when i did a nandroid restore, it would keep going into the bootloader, and wouldn't advance to the boot screen and boot up the n1. i had to flash the nexusone-superboot.1.1.img via fastboot to fix, and then my wifi's broken.

seriously, what gives?
[Nexus One Android Development] cheetah2k:
wow, this himem patch works sweet... phone is running so quick now, also with setCPU at max :)
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Bake a build with voice search and you'll be sorted.

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[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
Online kitchen updated to fix missing-keyboard-with-no-voice-search problem. :)

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[Nexus One Android Development] nmeofdst8:
RESOLVED

Thanks, tried with different browser and downloaded..then installed ok. Thanks,
[Nexus One Android Development] GlenH:
Flashed over my ERE27 (with your original himem kernel) and it works a treat! Tethers (and everything else) seems to be working nicely. :D:D
[Nexus One Android Development] fantafree:
Hi, I wonder if this should go here ...

I've become part of your community, MoDaCo.

Yesterday when I install the ROM cooked, he did not have keyboard, so I had to install via ADB.

Do not know if it's a bug or just happened to me.

For the rest .. Great job brother. I hope you understand, but excuse my English, I do not speak very well ...
[Nexus One Android Development] paulobrien:
That problem is resolved now, I fixed it this morning. It was related to removing voice search.

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[Nexus One Android Development] fantafree:
Quick response and fast solution .. Thank you very much.. :)
[Nexus One Android Development] fantafree:
Now that I've opened a direct line .. I have another question ...

Apparently that kernel does not support the Wired tether and wireless tether, is this correct? has a solution?
[Nexus One Android Development] jarude:
hey i flashed the baked ERE27 yesterday nite with superboot but without the radio. (tat was before your himem released :( )

i want to do it again, but, do i need to wipe before install this?