[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] zenity:
Installation Instructions.

Haret/SD:

You must be using at least Windows Mobile 6.1

Recommended radio version is 1.65 or above

MicroSD card must be formatted Fat32 and be at least 2GB

Download whichever themed version you prefer.

Unzip to a temporary folder, then copy the files to SD.

You may delete KAISimg.nbh from SD, it is not required for Haret installs.

Fisrtly you must rename one of the default-device.txt files to default.txt, or alternatively edit the default-device.txt file and save as default.txt.

What you may need to edit/add;

board-htckaiser.panel_type=x, panel type may be 1,2,or 3, it should be apparent on boot is you are using the wrong panel type, the screen may be wrongly coloured, or have odd pixels, streaks etc, reset the device, change this option and run haret.exe again.

mddi.width=240 mddi.height=320 sets the screen resolution, default is 240 320, other common values are 320 428 and 320 480. (see lcd density).

lcd.density this also affects how the display looks, larger values make the everything on screen look smaller, default for 240x320 is 160, 320x428 is 144, 320x480 is 120,

board-kaiser-keypad.atttilt=x sets the keyboard map, 0 is querty US, 1 is at&t Tilt, 2 is Nordic, 3 is azerty, 4 is qwertz.

Once you have edited and saved the default.txt file it is time to install it to SD.

run Haret.exe, once you see the scrolling text, press and hold the lcd screen centre, ( you can also use dpad centre, or volume up keys), until you get into the Installer menu.

Once in installer menu choose option 1: install, and yes, this will wipe any system

on SD card

that you may have previously installed, it will not wipe WM.

Choose yes to wipe previous system, and data, wait until the installer has finished and returned to the main menu.

Choose quit, and android will continue to boot.

This next stage is important, please read carefully, or your system will likely be unstable.

Once you reach the welcome screen, press the android, skip the intro, skip the sign in, press next to both the following screens, and once this is complete, wait, for at least 15 minutes, with this build ,(as with most deodexed builds), it is important not to dive in and mess with things, the system needs time to copy the odex files to cache, if you interrupt this you could get a load of fc's, and most likely have to reinstall.

Once you have completed the waiting stage, you are usually best to power down, and reboot, your system should now be ready to begin using.

Initial setup:

This is common to both haret and nand installs, and is my usual procedure with most android roms, it should help with both battery life and speed.

In settings;

In Sound and Display, uncheck Orientation.

Set animations to Some. (you may wish to leave this at All).

Add google account.

In Spare Parts;

Set Window and Transition animations to Fast.

Check Home app in memory.

Advanced options: These may yield additional performance.

Use either Compcache or Swap, using both may actually slow the system down, you will require an SD card that has been partitioned with a 64Mb swap partition for swap.

Data ( 3G etc), under Haret: Notice that you may have to start a data connection in Windows Mobile before running Haret.exe, failing to start data May prevent 2/3G data from working correctly under Android.