yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Spotted the problem once you type cd/ press enter

Then type cd radio flash/

Then press enter

Then adb reboot bootloader

Then once phone into fastboot usb

Then type fastboot flash radio radio.img

It's because you been typing c:/

Let me know how you get on

leedroid roms rule!!!!!
[Desire HD Android Development] Dallenlim:
Possiable to flash radio without SDK ?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
It's in the first post the guide works download the zip file and follow the guide used works perfect

leedroid roms rule!!!!!
[Desire HD Android Development] agheh:
hi leith51... thanks to your guide.... i manage to flash the radio.img... Thanks a lot bro... :)
[Desire HD Android Development] stefan8bc:
All I would like to see now, is a solution to flash the radio on a linux machine... Are there options for that? Now I had to run to my Windows7 machine to fix it ;-)
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
I don't use Linux at the minute its something in looking into

leedroid roms rule!!!!!
[Desire HD Android Development] Neurosis:
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.0.6002]

Copyright (c) 2006 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\Users\Jonathan>cd/

C:\>cd radio flash/

C:\Radio flash>adb reboot bootloader

C:\Radio flash>fastboot flash radio radio.img

sending 'radio' (24832 KB)... FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))

finished. total time: 0.002s

C:\Radio flash>fastboot flash radio radio.img

sending 'radio' (24832 KB)...

that's it... not moving...
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Are you running Windows Vista 32bit?

Also what you running on your phone which Rom what build ?? 1.32? 1.72?

Make sure you have nothing else running

Also try installing HTC sync and download latest one from htc

then Try extracting the radio flash zip into program files

Then after you have typed cd/ and got to next line type

cd program files/radio flash/

Then type adb reboot bootloader and confirm on your phone that it is in bootloader

Then try again to flash radio and let me know

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] andywright182:
at the risk of sounding stupid can someone say f i have ship and eng s-off

bootloader is as follows

ACE PVT SHIP S-OFF

HBOOT 0.85.0007

MICROP-0483

RADIO-26.03.02.15_M3

eMMC-boot

OCT 11 2010, 12.47.02

just want to make sure before I put a different radio on there for a new ROM.

If i havent got eng off, whats best way of doing this?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
No you don't have eng s-off where it says ship off it should read eng s-off check the first post of this guide there is a link to eng s-off use that tool

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] andywright1982:
Thanks for the quick reply. Will try work it out in the morning. Thought using this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=857537 would have done both.

Really hope all this effort for a custom ROM pays off!
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
No that thread is just for radio s-off and simunlock and yeah its worth the effort Im running leedroid 1.4.1 with my own custom mods and its fast stable and mine battery life has increased from 4hours to up to 24 hours

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] zorba:
Worked great thanks

Thanks for the guide. It worked great. I was finally able to upgrade my radio with just the img file. You might bold the HTC Sync part as I missed that and struggled for a few attempts before re-reading and then installing HTC Sync. Thanks again!

Z
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
No problem glad you got it done

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] joostnl:
I'm trying to flash ENG S-OFF to flash the leedroid radio..

But every time i use the Easy S-OFF tool my info is still the same in the bootloader: (did it twice allready)

ACE PVT ENG S-OFF

HBOUT-0.85.2007

MICROP-0438

RADIO-26.03.02.26_M

eMMC-boot

OCT 11 2010,12:44:14

The tool say finished after using....

Steps i did before from stock:

- Perm root

- Radio S-OFF tool

- Rom manager

- Clockwork recovery

- Full wipe

- Leedroid 1.3

- Leedroid 1.3A

I forgot that i need to use the S-OFF tool to flash radio's.

So now I wanna use it with leedroid 1.3A..

I'm on a custom rom so i don't need too use Visionary?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
ACE PVT ENG S-OFF this means you have eng s-off go into system info on boot loader screen and check you are cid 11111 if it does you good to follow guide on first post to flash radio

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] joostnl:
My fault mate! Thanks for you help!

System info does say: CID 11111
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
No problem go ahead and follow the guide in post 1 to flash the radio

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] robE9:
Since supercid isn`t required for flashing a new radio i did only Radio S-off without supercid and as a side note for ppl who just make only radio S-off and then Eng S-off should just check the bootloader after every S-off they make, i mean if you make first Radio S-off, reboot check if it says Ship-S-off it`s ok and you can continue continue with Eng-S-off which will replace the "Ship S-off" with "Eng S-off" in bootloader.
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Yes supercid is not required but it does unlock your phone sim which stops you being locked into 1 network so if you decide to sell your phone at a later date you can flash a stock Rom and it will be fully unlocked and not done by some phone shop when they unlock a phone there can be problems with network issues super cid prevents this

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] robE9:
Maybe i`m lucky but my phone is unlocked even if i bought from Orange with 2yr contract :D so there is the case where ppl make Eng + Radio S-off and they don`t know if they have both or not.
[Desire HD Android Development] joostnl:
It worked great mate!

I have only one update for you guide..

In the guide: (Windows 7 type program filesx86 instead of just program files )

I got Windows 7 64 bit:

I had to type: "program files (x86)"

That is the standard X86 didn't chage any thing;)
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Your not the only lucky one mine was stock from t-mobile but mine is only on 18month contract unlimited internet and texts and 225 quid on calls

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] robE9:
Actually i don`t think you really have to extract the tool in program files, i extracted in "D:/radio flash" and everything went fine.

:P
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
No worries will change post I don't use my 64bit windows 7 to test it on used Windows Vista 32bit

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
You can extract it anywhere you want as long as you navigate to the folder the guide is design for people who never done it before and designed to make it easy and less chance of bricking the phone

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] nteeb:
Is it possible to flash radio without radio s-off( but with eng hboot only)???

How can I make my dhd radio s-offed without gaining super cid?I read here, in a post that somebody flashed radio without super cid,but with radio s-off?I thought radio s-off always gains your phone with super cid...

Thanks
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
No it doesn't you can use the link in first post to get radio s-off if you run it first your bootloader will read ship s-off then you can do eng s-off and yes you need radio s-off its a fail safe so you do not brick your phone as for supercid I do not understand why you do not want to unlock your phone to its full usage as it can all be turned back on anyway if it needs to be sent back but the choice is yours

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] nteeb:
Thank you...

I've got both of them(radio s-off and EngHboot), but one of my friend said, that he can flash the latest radio using only EngHBOOT...

He said his bootloader screen is like:

ACE PVT ENG S-OFF

HBOOT-0.85.2007 (PD9810000)

MICROP-0438

RADIO-26.04.02.17_M2

eMMC-boot

Oct 11 2010,12:44:14

and CID: HTC__032(which as I know mean debranded East Eaurope...)

So it was a little bit unbelievable for me, that was the reason of my question...

Anyway is it possible????
[Desire HD Android Development] jkoljo:
It is possible, but he is just asking for trouble by flashing a radio without Radio S-OFF.
[Desire HD Android Development] nteeb:
Thank you, everything is clear now!:)
[Desire HD Android Development] Ronald.Carter:
Thanks

Allowed me to flash new radio thank you
[Desire HD Android Development] Rakaan:
How do I check the version of my radio?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Menu>settings>about phone>software information its under baseband

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] bucksbunny:
Still not able to flash

First of all; great guide Leith51, thanks a lot.

I wonder if you (or anybody else) could help me with a problem I face.

I am having the same problem as Tapori_UK. The error I receive when giving the flash radio command is:

"writing radio.....FAILED (not alllowed)"

I know the problem is that in fastboot you should have ENG S-OFF, and I have ACE PVT S-OFF.

The strange thing is; i already have Visionary installed, did the permroot, installed ROM Manager and CMW before I flashed to AR HD 1.9.3.

Then I thought: Well, lets repeat those steps, but when doing so, Easy S-OFF gives the following error:

"Module or HBoot fail! Aborting"

Do you know what is going on?

Kind regards,

Bucks
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
please check menu>settings>about phone>system information under build number if it says 1.72 you will have to downgrade back to 1.32 and start again with root then eng s-off radio s-0ff should stay but check first

if it says 1.32 then

its a good chance its the rom to modified to revert back so your best chance is to flash a 1.32.405.6 sense rom then use the tool will work fine then
[Desire HD Android Development] bucksbunny:
Thanks for the reply.

The Android Revolution 1 series is still on 1.32 so that should not be the problem. Actually, it is 1.32.405.6 to be precise. But I did read something about it being a custumiztion of the stock, so tomorrow I will try as you said and reflash my rom.

I will report back if I have.

Rgrds,

Bucks
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
ok mate keep me informed
[Desire HD Android Development] tanchingdo:
thank u very much!

it's helpful~~~~
[Desire HD Android Development] bucksbunny:
Allright,

I flashed the stock 1.32 ROM from HTC back on my phone. Then went to the entire rooting process again and finaly just used your guide to flash the radio succesfully.

Thanks a lot! *presses the Thanks-button*

I still find it weird though that my ENG S-OFF dissappeared after installing AR 1.9.3...:confused:
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
I don't know why mate but glad your all sorted

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] CitizenLee:
Leith I think you should speak to a mod and get this thread stickied. Needs to be at the top of the page where everyone can see it ;)
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
yes i agree it should be as it would help alot of the radio questions being pulled from the rom threads which was the whole point to be honest i know leedroid does have a link to my guide also have it on first post of the radio thread i did offer it up to mike1986 but he not changed his post yet
[Desire HD Android Development] raymie87:
Must I turn on usb debugging mode?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
i have it turned on all the time i just tried with it turned off as well as fastboot and ran into problems you can turn it back off once flashed
[Desire HD Android Development] raymie87:
Where do I need to extract to for the radio flash folder?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
It's in the first post mate extract the folder in to program files

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] raymie87:
I can't extract to program files, wad to do? I don't understand from step 2 onwards.. Can guide me?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
What are you using to extract the zip folder

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] Dallenlim:
How to see fully install radio ?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Menu>settings>about phone>software information it will show under baseband

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] bucksbunny:
I extracted the program using 7-zip. But winrar (or any other extraction program) will do fine I think.

If you do not know how to extract to programfiles, you can also extract the program on the spot and then copy the extracted folder to your program files.

Now you are all set up to proceed with step three :)

Rgrds,

Bucks
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Cheers for answering dude not been on much today

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] lsseah:
Hi All,

Would like to know whether where can I get hold of the Radio Rom ver 12.28b.60.140eU_26.03.02.26_M.

Any one in this forum care to procide the website to download this radio rom version?

Thanks.
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
the link is in the first post under sub title radio links

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] bucksbunny:
No problem.

You've been helping out so much on several threads.

Bucks
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
I do what I can to help

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] kinkade:
done! awesome, if anyone is having trouble at the cmd prompt stage try c\ instead of c/

worked for me
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Glad your sorted

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] raymie87:
How do I open command window in step 4 onwards?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
The command prompt can be found by opening you menu and type cmd in the search or the file name is cmd.exe

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] raymie87:
mine is stock rom. safe to flash?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
As long as you have rooted phone radio s-off eng s-off it shouldn't be a problem but if you do have a problem just flash back to your original radio

What stock Rom are you using ?

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] raymie87:
I am using 1.32.707.5 rom.
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
You should be ok then

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] raymie87:
I am new to android here, how do I backup my original radio? Also, I don't quite understand from step 4 onwards.. can u put to clearer steps?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
1. I don't know how to back up a radio I just created a guide to make it easy to flash radio you should be able to find the radio your using in one of the downloadable links

2. I understand your new to Android but step 4 is to do with Windows a command window is the cmd.exe or command prompt then you what it says in step 4 type each line then press enter

To be honest if your really not confident on using Windows then I would advise against you flashing a radio you need basic computer knowledge to do any flashing at all

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] Mohannad100:
Thank you so much TESTED and done
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
glad to here it
[Desire HD Android Development] DubelBoom:
USB connection type need to be charge only?

edit:

never mind. found it.

fastboot need to be on or off?
[Desire HD Android Development] miniterror:
thanks for the tool and the good tut

worked like a charm

now hope i get better and faster signal and batt life:p
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
As in first post usb debugging and fastboot on

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] DubelBoom:
ok

and i have windows 7 can i press shift and thene left click in the radio flash folder and press open command here?
[Desire HD Android Development] miniterror:
i just opend startmenu and in the searchbox type cmd and hit enter then you can follow the tut of the first post

ps im using windows 7:p
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
I'm not Windows 7 so try it if it works then the answer is yes

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] DubelBoom:
its instead going menualy to the folder it goes automatic..

edit:

worked :)

thx!!
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Sweet will add that to the guide later

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] DubelBoom:
great!

and you need to press "open command window here"
[Desire HD Android Development] raymie87:
anyone can help me with this radio flash?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
What's your problem

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] raymie87:
I don't understand from step 4 onwards.. Wad do I have to type in the command line?
[Desire HD Android Development] affliction_emrah:
Need help

hi,

when i tried to follow the steps, in cmd i got a message that:

"The system cannot find the path specified."

Please help!
[Desire HD Android Development] affliction_emrah:
my problem is same with Raymie87
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Type what it says in step 4 you press enter key after every line

Example cd/ then press the enter key

Next line type cd program files/radio flash/ then press the enter key

And so on

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Where did you extract the zip folder ???

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] affliction_emrah:
hi,

first of all, thanks in advance for your help!

i did exactly what you said but still same message:

"The system cannot find the path specified"
[Desire HD Android Development] affliction_emrah:
its under c, program files.
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
Does your command prompt look like this

E=Mc2
[Desire HD Android Development] affliction_emrah:
i dont understand detailed technical things, including command prompt and its commands.

but i think my problem is, i cant change my directory.
[Desire HD Android Development] affliction_emrah:
mine is look like this.
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
if you type it as you see it in the screenshot i just posted you should not have a problem

what windows version are you using??

also try opening the radio flash folder keeping your finger pressed on shift right click mouse button in folder to bring up a menu left click the open command window here then carry on with step 6
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
well you need to type

cd/

as shown in my screen shot press enter key

then type

cd program files/radio flash

press the enter key
[Desire HD Android Development] jkoljo:
Try this one, the attachment :)

The radio flash folder can be put anywhere, no need to put it to program files. Drop radio.img to the folder. Then just click "Start Here", and continue with "adb reboot bootloader" :)

Leith51, you could put that to the first post, just a suggestion : P
[Desire HD Android Development] affliction_emrah:
xp.

im gonna try both ways and let you know...
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
just tried it but wouldnt open command prompt
[Desire HD Android Development] jkoljo:
Works for me :eek:

Hey do you use "command" to get to cmd, or "cmd"?
[Desire HD Android Development] leith51:
mine just flashed up and shut back down again

cmd.exe
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] splinters69:
I tried the initial NAND build upon release but had to go back to Winmo for the following reasons;

Higher battery drain than Duttys Family Rom

Led stuck on all the time after a message

No screen rotation

Crashing playing .wma files

Contacts listed by first name, no way to change it without editing it all.

Random freezes, slow to respond after standby, low volume in calls even after trying the speaker fix, g sensor would not calibrate.

All in all, enough to put me off. However, having gone back to winmo I can see that android is the way I want to go.

So, simple question; which build, if any, has the most of these issues fixed particularly battery drain and rotation? I am not bothered about getting 'under the hood' to tweak everything just a nice clean stable ROM with no fancy UI tweaks.

And I have searched on this for days but there are many, many opinions in hundreds of pages of comments. Thought I would ask here for the benefit of anyone else looking for a nice clean android build.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] StephanV:
I have only tried the CM build (call me a fanboy), and it's really stable. I have noticed the 60mA battery drain still happens at times, but using Quick Reboot (free on market) one or sometimes multiple times fixes this without too much effort.

Speed, stability and features (well, the ones I use, didn't do a thorough test on everything) are all good.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] splinters69:
I will no doubt slap my forehead for this but what is the CM build?

Has any build so far fixed the battery drain and sensor properly?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] whynot66:
Cynagen mod =cm

I'm using MDJ's gingerbread its very stable and plenty of free space but no gps usb or camcorder apart from that smoorhest Android build I've ever used :-) and one used most
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] alireza.haghighatkhah:
i suggest NexusHD 1.9 NAND version, it's very stable, smooth and fast and i have no problem with it. just works well ;-)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] splinters69:
Are these suggestions based just on personal preference or do they address those issues I had in the first post i.e battery drain, lack of rotation (G-Sensor problem I guess), LED stuck etc?

Appreciate your input all the same but I feel like reflashing Android today and want the best ROM...if those issues are fixed.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] DannyBiker:
CM based or Nexus1. I think that until they are optimized, Sense are a no-go for Nand : too heavy, too big. You will be left with 50-40mo for apps and that includes apps2sd. Count on the double with CM and N1 Nand's. And in terms of battery life, G-sensor, they work perfectly.

The Led seems to give problem to most of the Nand for the moment...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] splinters69:
Downloading the Nexus 1 rom now, I can live with the led if sensor and battery are better, especially as it is so easy to get back to winmo if needed.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] yohanns23:
I Know Ill Slap Myself Too For Asking Nooby Questions...but

Does it Matter What Radio i Use To Flash nand android as long as its above 2.08.whatever number ....i forgot....will it still work
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] splinters69:
I think I am on 2.50.14 and it installed like a charm. Absolutely great Rom; getting 2ma in idle and everything I wanted works fine.

Two things though;

1. LED doesn't blink to notify of messages

2. .wma files don't play (maybe that is normal for Android).

Just one thing to bear in mind (I didn't). As this is non-sense you cannot use HTC sync so I spent quite a while getting my contacts back in via business card from Outlook.

Great rom so far though. Nice and clean UI.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] whynot66:
Sync contacts with gmail then it stores them in the clouds :-)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] polo735:
Try HD2ONE froyo cm 6.1.1 nand.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10246269&postcount=228

It supports using your existing cm6 data.img on sd card. This alleviates the issue of low device storage.

This was rock solid as an sd build and better on nand.

I'll be sticking with this until gingerbread has all features working.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] pLaTo0n:
Hi,

I used Android on my HTC Kaiser and wanted to Flash the Stock ROM back on the device. I put KAISIMG.NBH and KAISDIAG.NBH on the sd card, booted the spl and flashed it. But after the reboot, android was still on the phone, just the SPL changed to 1.56. I tried to flash again, but when I start the loader now, it stuck at the white screen saying "Loading..."

Is there any solution to rescue my HTC Kaiser?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] -Rif-:
It still can be rescued..

you can't flash because you weren't using suitable stock rom for your handphone.

check

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=874356

and

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=886229

some information on those threads should be useful for you.

Good luck..