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[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rick_1995:
Saturday night, probably 2000 Hours LST.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
Finally !

Will it feature Tetris3d HWA ?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rick_1995:
I'm expecting mario super brothers 4 with gba emulator, should be latest securecrt HWA..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tortho:
Another HD2 stuck.

What cable is the APB flex?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
chuckles ..........
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mr.Oug:
Common rick what about GTA and FIFA 13...?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gade12:
Better WOW online...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] :
Well, at any rate, the next magldr version should come out before Portal 3 or Half Life 3 comes out :P
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Kameirus:
didnt you hear they are mixing those 2 games its gonna be called porlife 1.5

lol
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kepz:
After installing 1.13, my phone now gets stuck on HTC screen? How can I revert back to what I had or get into a safe mode where I can restore?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] samsamuel:
If You Aren't Seeing The Magldr Menu, Your Hspl OR Radio Are Wrong.

Enter Bootloader, If Spl Line Doesn't Say 2.08.Hspl, Flash Hspl, If It Does Say 2.08.Hspl Then The Radio Is Wrong, And You Should Flash Radio 2.15.50.

Either WaY You Don't Need To ReFlash Magldr Or Anything
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Alexboooom:
hd2 stucks on the boot screen...i installed the hspl 2.08...i ran the rom update utility in mag1.13 as it was said in the 1st post and after that it stucks...i cannot see the radio....only hspl if i hold the vol down button...
[HD2 Android NAND Development] samsamuel:
flash radio 2.15.50 and report back.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DarrenNewsgroup:
Ok, since nobody else has said it I will; Saturday came and went but no new magldr. Was this just a joke release date as we shouldn't really ask about release dates or is it that Rick's internet is not working? I was hoping for the new magldr but obviously hope everything is ok with Rick.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
You made my day ;)

Edit : and my new 'quote of the month' signature.. thanks
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Mr.Oug:
You are Hilarious mate ....:cyclops:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DarrenNewsgroup:
Ok guys, setting myself up as the butt of another joke , please explain what is so funny about caring about someone else's well-being? I must be missing something.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cajunflavoredbob:
The first rule of development is that you don't ask for release dates. It's done when it's done. In any case, thanks for the entertainment.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Xylograph:
Obviously we all made jokes after the fact someone was asking for a release date.... again..

Rick is ok.. I am sure he is, since he posted something in the HWA kernel thread today.. but if there will ever be a new magldr release you will probably hear it from the Cotulla first, don't you think ?

Btw. If it's bothering you being in my 'quote of the month' I will remove it.. no hard feelings m8, but you still made my day ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DarrenNewsgroup:
Ok, now I see the joke. It was about asking for a release date. If you notice I did put in my original post whether the Saturday date was a joke because we shouldn't ask for release dates. By the way it wasn't me that asked about a release date.

I have made jokes about other people's posts before but try and explain why it is funny in the same post to avoid this exact situation.

I am not offended that you wish to keep the quote as your quote of the month. Glad to have given some people some enjoyment.

I did think it strange that Rick would post the new version instead of Cotulla but I use hyperDroid and this is now updated by someone else and not the original author.

Thanks for the clarification anyway

Darren
[HD2 Android NAND Development] thinkslow:
New magldr? No just Rick_1995rolled.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
I thought that Rick worked with Cotulla because of his post. Not everybody could understand that it was a joke.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] siddharth singh:
Rick is working with cotulla.. That's true... But he is not supposed to tell eta's
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ph03n!x:
I'm sure Rick is ROFLHAO!

Swyped from my HTC HD2 using XDA Premium
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rick_1995:
I hope you know that LST stands for "Lunar Standard Time" :)

Can't tell you anything about it unless i have permission, which i don't. So you can only wait while it's being worked on. It isn't easy at all, otherwise all phones could actually dual boot into another OS like ours. Till then enjoy what galaxy S3/one X can't :)

I'm well and fine, but

Rick is working with cotulla,

I learn from him and he helps me but i'm not part of DFT.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] securecrt:
:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kenzi_100c:
Not boot MAGLDR

i have install HSPL 2.08 and up radio to 2.15 but i install MAGLDR it not boot to menu MAGLDR

please help!

i install MAGLDR and finish but it not boot menu MAGLDR!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] powerofthink:
* HD2-ToolKit-v4.2.0.1.zip Download this tool and install it to your computer.

* And after that run "HD2Toolkit" shortcut.

* On Bootloader menu, plug in USB cable and use Task29 button.

* After that, on the bootloader menu, install Radio 2.15.50.14 rom.

* And lastly install MAGLDR via HD2Toolkit..
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kenzi_100c:
i had try but it not success :(!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mengfei:
try this link if it could help

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25781675#post25781675
[HD2 Android NAND Development] powerofthink:
Do you have Android rom folder for sdcard in your sdcard root ?

Did you do all steps correctly, 2.08.HSPL , Task29, Radio 2.15.50.14 and MAGLDR.?

if it is not, you may have bad NAND blocks in your HD2 rom that you install MAGLDR. Try Windows Mobile 6.5.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] kenzi_100c:
i do all step, and correct

but not boot to menu MAGLDR

HSPL: 2.08 ok

Radia: 2.15.50.14 ok too

MAGLDR not ok:(

i try install cook rom window mobile 6.5 OK!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] marcopolo:
Can you explain all the steps (one by one) you are following to install MAGLDR? Maybe we can help you better.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MahanAir:
New Version

when release new version?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] _patryk:
The new version will be out when all your hardware buttons and volume buttons are dead so that you can't flash anything :D

Just kidding ;)

Don't ask such questions. You will know when MAGLDR 2.01 comes out - there's going to be an earthquake. Really.

Quoting a classic: "when it's done".
[HD2 Android NAND Development] cajunflavoredbob:
Two weeks.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] white-energy:
Someone must be dumb to believe those 2 words.

I say, it will not be released.. it's been +/- than 2 years now.. i got my screen shattered and usb broken.. keep waiting guys ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] maneken25:
I have strange problem.

Atm using nand rom, wanted to try magldr sd roms for first time but when need to select AD Sd dir from Magldr it just put me back to main magldr screen.

As i said, im nand rom user for almost 2 years and never try before magldr sd method, read through post and couldn't found solution.

Atm have magldr 1.13, cwm 5.0.2.7 and jb parandroid.

Edit: Formated again sd card with minitool partition wizard. card setup, first partition: primary fat32 cluster size 32kb, second partition: primary ext4 default cluster size

Tested surface of card and everything is fine,

But still no luck, its like magldr doesnt recognize sd card.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DorkyDev:
What am I doing wrong? I've got Bootloader SPL 2.10 and Radio 2.15.50.14 (Allows 576 ram) and it gets to upadating rom and just sits there at zero percentage until it errors out...

I'm just trying to install it so I can then install CWM and the Paranoid JB

---------- Post added at 07:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:19 PM ----------

^-----Scratch all that I didn't realize an requirement was to having the Bootloader SPL 2.08, and successfully installed it after downgrading back to 2.08, I just don't get why when I searched HD2 Magldr for Bootloader 2.10 Magldr 1.13 showed up as the first result. So I was misled! LoL
[HD2 Android NAND Development] mskip:
Misled lol yeah yeah ;)

Mark.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] abc12121:
I have magldr 1.13 on my hd2, when I tried to change new NAND rom to my hd2 with magldr boot menu, I don't see AD recovery option which is needed to run zip rom file from SD card.

Please help.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nigeldg:
And you're sure that this is version 1.13 and you've flashed CWM?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ioy:
I would like to set up WP7.8 on my HD2 (multibooted with NativeSD Androids) and as far as I can see all WPs require magldr and this is the only reason why I have interested in MAGLDR now.

So far I used cLK and Androids.

I preferred cLK after I had read MAGLDR wouldn't allow for charging battery already being drained 100% out. Is it true?

So, how to everyday-use such a phone! What to do when battery is 100% out?!!!!!!

In fact this is the most frequent situation for a regular user who isn't supposed to carry external charger and spare batteries with himself/herself ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tobiascrystal:
As soon as you plug the phone into the charger it will automatically turn on and load the Os and start charging
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ioy:
So what was the problem the rumours used to say about the "checkmate" situation (of drained out unchargeable batteries under magldr)?

Or maybe was it only about Android OS and WP7 with MAGDLR charge such an "offline" battery well?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HypoTurtle:
The phone will/should turn of before the battery is completely drained, the only time I ran into a problem (requiring a charge via a cut USB cable) was when using the USB host kernel, there shouldn't be a problem using MAGLDr, but the phone does need to turn on / boot in order to charge.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nigeldg:
If the phone dies then just plug it in. As long as you do NOT try to keep turning it on, the likelihood is that it will have enough power to boot and start charging again. Tbh this is never a problem for me, why not just charge it every night? And unless you use the phone very heavily it won't run out of battery. At the end of the day if it doesn't boot you can always charge the battery manually by cutting open a MicroUSB cable.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ioy:
However you must admit it is not good recommendation for users who would like to take the phone e.g. for a longer journey...

So, definitelly MAGLDR is not reliable solution. Sadly :( Hey, guys, isn't really anything could be done to remedy this stupid deficiency of MAGLDR?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nigeldg:
Nope, MAGLDR is closed source so the only way it's going to get fixed is if Cotulla fixes it himself. If you're really that much of a power user, then buy a second battery. AFAIK they aren't that expensive.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ioy:
Nevertless, even if you buy spare batteries still there will be nothing you can do with those already discharged. Just a piece of usless plastics in your pocket. Stupid situation, isn't it?

At least any sort of simple connector adapter maybe?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] samsamuel:
So don't use magldr if you don't like it. It is what it is, and you dissing the creator just shows you up to be a selfish child.

@nigeldg "just cut open a microusb"...doesn't have to be micro, can be any old USB you have lying around.

Also worth remembering you can charge in bootloader, albeit slowly,, so even when there isn't enough charge to boot into Android far enough to start charging, you can nearly always get into bootloader.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hoost_pt:
I'm a MAGLDR user for about two years (never used CLK) and never had that supposed problem with battery, and many many times battery run out until phone shutdown. And just plug to power to boot and charge battery. The only inconvenient of MAGLDR is that isn't possible charge battery with phone turned off

Or you could buy a second battery with wall charger for about $5 ;)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pakure:
my solution:..if your battery is very low (2%) and you are nowhere near a charger...switch off the phone yourself and later charge it when you are near a charger
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ASCIIker:
regarding magldr's dependence on booting an OS before charging can occur, i used the following "work around" (i've switched to CLK for the last 1-2 months just to experience it, but used the following technique extensively when i was using magldr):

just use any recovery that supports charging! 4EXT recovery does, so do quite a few others.

the common observation is that the phone switches off with just about enough juice remaining to boot up about ONCE more. and if that single attempt is exhausted without connecting a charger, the "check mate" situation can likely arise.

but recoveries are known to boot MUCH faster than the fastest ROMs (in terms of boot time). in low-battery powered-off situations, i would get the charger and then boot into recovery and let my HD2 charge in there for 5-10 minutes. this usually gave me more than enough juice to boot with peace of mind into my actual OS.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] MarkAtHome:
Maybe looking here would be the solution for you and your discharged batteries. ;)

This caught my eye.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Authi:
Hi, as many people say, when battery get exhausted, never has 100% discharge, so there is still a few %, enough to boot recovery, and there, you can charge battery normally. 4ext and recovery touch beta 8 are able to charge battery from there.

I'm forced to use MAGLDR, (I prefer cLK 1.5 much useful options) because there are imposible to migrate my old rom (imilka Vision v5 - Froyo & Rafpigna 1.9 kernel) to cLK without wifi problems.

I think Cotulla is not much interested in final develop of new MAGLDR, I understand his idea, HD2 is an little old machine already. So, we are forced to use it, as is, or leave it, and use cLK.

Bye
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ioy:
This is no good idea since for the price you can buy one more battery.

---------- Post added at 02:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:00 PM ----------

OK, but can we keep recovery in NAND together with WP and (on SD) also with multibooted NativeSD ROMs?

So what has it to do with? I tried another THE NEWEST machines (Ace2 & Galaxy S Plus) but they NO WAY can not satisfy my needs and still prefer to hog 2 items of HD2 istead, maintaining the whole infrastructure ;) which is the most precious side of all phones usage scheme (I ponder to buy even one more HD2 now)

Indeed, your comments discouraged me greatly from trying Microsoft's Windows Phone. In result what I anticipate now there would occur even more nuisance as I run into that kind of non transparent & not open staff.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Authi:
Hi ioy, There's no much problem to taste wp7. You only need another SD, and flash wp7 in nand. You only spend 10-15 minutes. Myself, I tested many roms in a second HD2. I have a few SD, and make a cwm backup of every rom in a diferent SD, so I only had to change SD and recovery size (a little difficult in MAGLDR than cLK) but I always install on Nand. For me, is not a good idea to make dual boot, roms instaled on SD are not as fast and smooth as nand.

Bye
[HD2 Android NAND Development] melando:
Check the NativeSD thread, SD builds are now as smooth as NAND

:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Authi:
Maybe, but I think it's much more dangerous than nand rom. If SD fails, bye bye rom. :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] gazzacbr:
but if SD fails, bye bye all your data. and thats the important stuff.

roms come and go and can easily be replaced or updated.

titanium backup, sms and call logs backup, and sync contacts doesnt take long really.

it is easy to backup up an sd card. just pop it in a card reader on your pc. job done. or you can image the card partitions.

even Native SD has backup and recovery now.

you always need backups of the SD card which ever way you go.

you can never have too many backups :)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] clio94:
Really i dont understand why are there all these complaints for something that it is free and noone force anyone to use it.If magldr was something that a company developed and ask from people money to use it or hd2 was a native android phone and the company said to you that you cant charge the phone closed,then you can complain and ask for your money back.

But here we have a wm phone that thanks to cotulla (dont forget that he also developed the hspl without it you cant install custom roms) and all other devs we have a phone that runs 2 other os that in normal situations it couldnt run.I am gratefull to cotulla and all other devs because thanks to them i have a phone that can do too many things.I bought before some months galaxy s2 but i sold it because it wasnt give me the whole thing that hd2 gives me.It was running perfect only one os and it was boring for me :laugh:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nigeldg:
Everyone here has basically helped you and replied to your questions, yet you still complain. STOP IT. If you don't like an answer, don't say 'this is not a good idea' just because you don't like it. That was a perfectly good idea in fact, sure you could buy a second battery but isn't that inconvenient? And what happens if you run out of power completely on one battery (unlikely scenario in terms of running out of battery completely)? You'd have to cut open a USB cable to charge it anyway.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] hoost_pt:
This is what I have

http://m.dealextreme.com/p/usb-power-adapter-3-7v-1350mah-lithium-battery-for-htc-hd2-100-240v-40593
[HD2 Android NAND Development] adell_:
Sorry. I don't understand this whole "cut open a USB cable" thing. Could anybody please elaborate? Why do we need to cut it and how does that help to charge a battery?

---------- Post added at 11:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:45 PM ----------

I think he means this would not happen often but it could happen. Maybe it would happen only once then why should he buy a charger that the price is the same as one more battery? Regarding WP, I believe he means if he wants to try a WP ROM on HD2, he needs to use MAGLDR.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] HypoTurtle:
Its in the very rare cases when you manage to fully drain your battery to the point where the phone won't boot and as the phone can't charge while off when using MAGLDR, you need to give the battery some charge either using a battery charger or a cut usb cable charging by touching the cut wires to the battery contacts (+ / -).
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Anurag pandey:
I bought this phone this feb and i use magldr since then.i m out of my home most of the time.so battery runs out and my phone switches off.but i never got a checkmate situation.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nigeldg:
First point is answered above and regarding the Windows Phone part I misread his post as saying 'Windows Phones' rather than 'Windows Phone', my fault. I've edited it out of my post. At the same time, it shouldn't really discourage him from trying Windows Phone any more than it does Android. As said by many people already the likelihood is that the phone will never run out of battery and enter this 'checkmate' situation anyway.

Now, in terms of why the external charger would be better than a spare battery:

In the unlikely scenario that you run out of charge on your battery completely, to the point where it cannot boot into the OS and for some reason you are completely unable to find a spare USB cable around (I find that unlikely, I've got so many USBs lying around from various things that it's ridiculous) then why buy a spare battery (if the same thing happens again then you have to dish out more on yet another battery) when you could have access to an external charger which will always work? A spare battery is definitely more practical for a single occurence, but since this guy seems to think that he is definitely going to run out of power and refuses to accept any solutions, so in the long run an external charger would be more useful.

Tbh it's kind of a useless comparison anyway because, as I can't stress enough, this will almost never happen.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] zexmunze:
Cotulla wrote on his Twitter
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pakure:
I can never have the problem...i have 3 hd2 at home...i can simply pop the battery from another hd2 and boot up the dead phone.... but it has never been required in the past one and half year since I started using magldr....... so, long live magldr.. long live hd2:p:D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Burag:
Patiently waiting for this 'surprise'... :fingers-crossed:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Shaeen:
I think that it will be WP8 support :fingers-crossed:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] 0719andy:
mwang

@mwang who is a member of DFT has confirmed that do have surprise. :highfive:

http://www.darkforcesteam.com.cn/thread-140567-1-1.html
[HD2 Android NAND Development] DarrenNewsgroup:
My battery drain test...

I drained the battery until android turned the phone off. I rebooted magldr and booted into 4ext recovery. I left it there until recovery turned off. I repeated booting into 4ext recovery but it turned off very quickly. I rebooted but the phone just vibrated and showed my initial splash screen (before magldr) and turned off. I repeated the reboot about 5 times until the phone turned off with just a vibrate and quick splash screen (less than a second). More reboots and the vibrate never started and the screen display was always blank. All I could hear was a small click (trying to start the vibrate? I am not sure).

Anyway at this point I would say the battery was fully drained. I plugged my charger in, the LED came on briefly then turned off, the phone booted into magldr and I could boot easily onto 4ext recovery and started charging.

Hopefully this will put some people's mind at rest. I am in the UK and have an EU HD2 if that makes any difference.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pirlano:
a dream... :D
[HD2 Android NAND Development] wserfer:
My dream is grafical touch interface :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pioterek2666:
Calm down gals and guys, be patient. Besides only Chuck Norris know what kind of suprise DFT is preparing for us!
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pirlano:
NO ETA

It will be out when it's finished and fully tested.

Cotulla is not payed by us, it's an hobby, a passion, not a full time job

why should him tell us how the project is going? Is so important for you? One day will be out.

He has done a lot of thing for the community, this is unrespectful...

and this thread is for talking about MAGLDR 1.03, not for future releases...

and NO, the project is NOT discontinued
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Rick_1995:
I am not sure what xda users have come to expect of others, But i think no-one has any right to declare someone else's precious work "dead" or "discontinued" just because they're not well informed about it.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nigeldg:
Please, if you're not developing then DON'T POST. This is NOT a Q&A thread, this is not a discussion thread, this is not a complaints thread, this is a dev thread. I understand the irony behind my posting, but I don't really care.

Note that this was not directed at anyone specific but is just a general thing.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] pfonti:
Hi guys, I have a big problem, the volume keys are broken...is there a way to install MAGLDR without using the volume buttons? Is there a way to enter in boot loader mode than flash MAGLDR, and when it startsis there a way to move in the menu using other keys other than Volume Up or Down?

Thank you

Luca
[HD2 Android NAND Development] ccbm3:
Unfortunately no.

My best solution is to use a pencil to hit the button pad. If not then buy new volume keys and replace them.