[HD2 Android NAND Development] Sneakyghost:
Sorry i explained it wrong. The DAF.exe is the file you use to Install the CWM Recovery after having installed Magloader on the Phone. So you will not find it on the phone but on your Computer. Sorry again.

Please proceed as follows:

1: Switch OFF device. Remove SD Card and insert it into the Reader of your PC.

2: Switch ON device, keep VOL - pressed until you are in the TriColor Screen.

3: Connect to USB.

4: Once the device shows "USB" on the White Stripe, launch the program "MTTY" from my Signature, choose USB as connection in the now open selection Window, leave all other settings as default, confirm.

Now a new window opens with a white background. Hit Enter once, then you will see a blinking Cursor and a Command Prompt saying either "CMD" or "USB".

5: Type "set 14 0" at this command prompt and hit enter.

6: Type "Task 28" at this command prompt and hit enter.

7: Type "Task 29" at this command prompt and hit enter.

8: Type "Task 8" at this command prompt and hit enter. All Commands without the Quotes! Now hold down VOL - again while hitting Task 8 (this is a reboot command) to get back to the TriColor Screen. If you miss the right moment and the device tries to boot it will only boot into a white blank screen as there is nothing left on the Chip. Radio, OS and Splashscreen all gone. Only SPL left. If that happens, press the reset button on the back side and hold VOL - again.

Note to MTTY: the package contains x64 Win7 drivers. Only install them if you run x64. Follow instructions from the Package please. If you run x86 (32bit) the normal ActiveSync USB drivers will suffice. you do not need to install any drivers!

Now you may proceed to the next step, preparing (clearing and cleaning) the SD Card. Please download MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition (free software) and install it first. Then proceed like this:

9: Please format card as: FAT32, Primary, Cluster Size 32. FULL DISK! Press Apply (in MiniTool of course ;) ) Note: this erases all Data on Disk. Do a backup of Fotos, Music ect. first

10: Reduce Partitionsize by 1024 megabyte (use calculator). Apply.

11: Format the now available free space as EXT3, Primary! Apply.

IMPORTANT: do not twist this order as it will cause the SD Card not to work. It can only be recognized by Windows as a drive if the FAT Partition is the first one and the Phone will only recognize the EXT if it is the second one setup. For this Order, the graphical display in the Partition tool is not important but the order of setup! the partition setup first is the first readable partition on the Card!

12: Now you can flash a splash screen from my signature (in the CoreDroid Stuff folder)

13: Now you can flash the Radio from my Signature (In the General Folder)

14: Now you can flash the Magloader from my Signature (In the General Folder)

15: Now you can flash the CWM Layout for CoreDroid (In the General\CWM Layouts Folder) --> Note: this is the part where you edit the flash.cfg file first!!!

16: Now put the CoreDroid 3.1 Zip onto your SD Card.

17: Now Switch OFF device and insert the SD Card, boot into the Recovery, flash zip from SD, choose Zip, hit Enter and Done!

Wait for it to flash, then boot, then setup. All Done.

Hope this is clear enough and helps.

@Tigermoto:

This hint of yours regarding the LeoAdvancedRUU was really nice. I am currently testing around with flashing different NAND Parts with it to see what it does and how. I think i might be able to make my whole "flashing environment" a lot more compact and user friendly with it. I might set up my mediafire folder with only the ARUU and the different nbh files and instructions on which function to use for what.

Question to you: are you getting along with that tool only and no MTTY? i might be able to drop MTTY then too if reflashing with ARUU is enough and an extra wipe using MTTY not necessary.

@ the dev team:

This rom is very pretty. Thank you for all the efforts you put in. it works already better than the 3.0 version

unfortunately it is not fit for daily use yet as i see it.

i experience it as very slow, yet better than the 3.0, the APM doesn't really work, it only came up once after pressing the end button for like 20 seconds, after that it didn't come up anymore. as of now (not ready testing) most things work tho.

I have noted a hot reboot while in settings/wireless and manually switching from wifi to data and back.