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[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shreddintyres:
Also it wouldn't hurt to turn widow tethering on and just let that run for a while if you have it, turn on gps and bluetooth that will help and run graphically intensive programs. Personally I font think its the best idea to compeletely drain your battery just because lithium ion batteries can get damaged by doing so. In any case hope this helps

Courtesy of my Axura powered Voodoo enabled SGS
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _Dagan_:
hmm really?

I was always led to believe that in order to "condition" a battery that you had to go through a few cycles.

I'm in the process of doing that right now (just got the sedio 3200 with case) and it takes a looong time to drain that thing down to 0
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] treyvaporizer:
Open up a bunch of apps and put your phone on loudest setting and turn on some screamo
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulofkorea:
Nothing will kill the life of a lithium-ion battery faster than draining it til it dies.

Draining it at an extreme rate is only going to make the battery stats less accurate, you should be trying to use it normally and just charge it when it's convenient.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shreddintyres:
I use high end lithium ion and lithium manganese batteries for model planes and airsoft rifles and I've always been instructed by the manufacturer to never allow the battery to fully discharge. I personally have never allowed the battery to fully drain and I easily get 25 hours per charge.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] draikz:
True or False? Android phones shut down with a few .xx% left so it doesn't allow the battery to competely die?
[Epic 4G General] dieselg5:
When you go to camera --> settings --> click the wrench tab --> scroll down to the second page --> firmware check --> check version by carrier, the message "it will occur additional fee" comes up. Besides the poor English, what's that about?

Sent from my Epic P.O.S.
[Epic 4G General] jbadboy2007:
I haven't seen that till now. My guess is the data charge if you don't have unlimited but I might be wrong.
[Epic 4G General] dieselg5:
Yeah idk either but I'm not pressing it lol

Sent from my Epic P.O.S.
[Epic 4G General] ryno502:
Attempting to update just force closes the camera for me.
[Epic 4G General] wdenker:
Gives an error and doesn't update maybe I will make a backup and odin back and try. Or maybe it is simply there for future bug fixes.
[HD2 General] telegraph0000:
Similar to running Leoimg.nbh through boot screen...is it possible or does it require a pc?
[HD2 General] kruithofm:
Hi,

I have the same question since I broke my USB on the phone. (This is not covered by the warrenty)

I also like to know if it is posible if I can update HSPL.

Radio is posible and Rom by clockworks too.

Basicly I also like to know how the ROM organisation is and what is where in the rom and how the boot order is in the device.

Thanks.
[HD2 General] telegraph0000:
anyone?

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[HD2 General] Archer:
No - you need a USB connection to a PC.
[HD2 General] j45p41:
USB Port Damaged

Hi,

I would really like to install magldr but my USB port is damaged. Does anybody know if anybody is developing a version of magldr that can be installed from the SD card. I already have hspl 2.08.

Thanks in Advance!

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
I have not heard of anyone working on a way to to do this and franckly I don't beleive it will ever be possible. The reason I say this is bootloader only recognizes the file name loeimg.nbh when it searches for a ROM on the SD card. This type of file the .nbh is a file extension spacific for HTC devices runnin Windows Mobile and Andriod. the .nbh is a HTC Hermes ROM image wich is a ROM update utility. So you see it is spacificaly for used with ROMs and MAGLDR is a different type of bootloader not a ROM. There for the regular bootloader will not allow it to be flashed cause it does not meet predifined specifications for bootloader to flash it even if you added the .nbh extension to it. You would have to modifiy the original bootloader to achive this and I don't think you can modifiy it in this manner. You can not even come up with a seperate bootloader for it as any other bootloader has to run in sequence after the original bootloader just like MAGLDR does. So I very highly doubt that flashing MAGLDR will ever be possible, sorry friends. :(
[HD2 General] thahaac:
I am also looking for a solution

My USB post is damaged by a high voltage from my car charger.. :(
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Ok guys I may have been completely wrong with my last post. I just yesterday flashed MAGLDR to my HD2 for the first time just to gain some hands on experience with it. I noticed yesteday that when you flash MAGLDR it uses a ROM update utility to flash it to the HD2. I also noticed that when you extract the files for MAGLDR this is this is what you get.

DAF

DAF

EnterBootloader

ErrorBattery.fig

ErrorUSB.fig

magldr.nbh

modelID.fig

rapitool

ROMUpdateUtility.cfg

ROMUpdateUtility

RUUGetInfo

RUUResource.dll

Notice the magldr.nbh file? This is the file the ROM update utility flashes when you flash MAGLDR. It also removes the current ROM on your HD2 when you flash MAGLDR. So knowing what I know about flashing a ROM or Radio from SD card, and now knowing this information on MAGLDR. I think it might be possible to flash MAGLDR via SD card. I mean it seems to me all you would have to do is rename the magldr.nbh file to leoimg.nbh. Then copy it to the root of your SD card and flash it like a ROM or radio from SD card. I have not personally tried it yet cause I have not had time to back up my wife's SD card and reformat it yet. I have to use hers because she has a 2GB card and I have the 16GB. But if anyone else would like to test my theory feel free, but I hold no responsability if you decide to try this and it goes bad.
[HD2 General] kruithofm:
Ok, I did find out you can install magldr by updating through SD like T-Macgnolia mentioned, CWM you can just put in the root of the SD and then works correct. The next problem I have is the partitioning CWM uses. Everywhere I looked I only see that the partitioning is done by USB flashing, Is there a posabilety to partitioning different?
[HD2 General] OrsoNerOne:
YESSSS

i've now flash it :

1. the flash by USB is not goes done

2. I've copied the magldr.nbh onto an 2GB SD

3. I've flash MAGLDR by SD

Hi

OrsoNerOne
[HD2 General] j45p41:
thanks for the tip!

So is cwm magldr a special version of magldr?

I tried renaming version 1.3 and renaming to leoimg.nbh but it gets stuck on grey screen displaying -loading......

Should partition my sd first? Do I use any partitioning software, if so?

Thanks t-magnolia for the possibility of doing this!
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
No CWM is a recovery program much like native.Android devices have. It allows you to flash a Android ROM with the. zip file on your SD card just like a native Android device it also allows you to flash updates via your SD card and make a Nand Droid back up of your Android before flashingva update or new ROM and then use that back up to restore your settings apps and all once you have flashed the update or ROM. You can also use it to do a system recovery (this is like a hard reset for Win No) of your Android ROM if the need arises.

MAGLDR is a custom bootloader that allows you to flash Android or WP7 to a HTC HD2. Just as the bootloader for Win Mo starts up and allows Win Mo to boot, note you do not see the bootloader like you do MAGLDR but trust me bootloader runs first on boot up of Win No. MAGLDR also allows you to do a system recovery but CWM does it more like a native Android device would. MAGLDR is a very powerful and functional bootloader that can do way more than the Win Mo bootloader, but it just can not boot Win Mo yet lol kinda funny isn't it. Anyway read the CWM and MAGLDR threads they will teach you alot. Check my sig for links to both.

One more thing MAGLDR and CWM allows you to have access to your SD card as a mass storage device. MAGLDR has a Mass Storage option and CWM has a mount SD option. Oh and by the way you do not want to partition your SD card. You want it freshly formatted with fat 32 if at all possible, of course make a back up of hour intuit SD card before formatting it.

Thanks for the thanks but I did not make flashing MAGLDR and CWM via SD card. This was done by the rest devs that created these programs. I just happen to notice that it is posinle because the used .nbh files for both of them. Now this was either out of necesiety or out of some good pre planning of the devs. But the .nbh file is a file specific to HTC devices so you all desire Wichita one it was lol.
[HD2 General] j45p41:
Hello t-magnolia,

So my .situation is that I have hsol 2.08 and my usb port won't work at all. I don't have magldr installed and am still booting android via winmo.

So if I want to install a nand based rom, what should the steps be please?

I have tried renaming magldr.nbh to leoimg.nbh and put it in the root of my sd. However, it goes.into a grey screen and displays 'loading.........' In blue text and just hangs.
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Your problem is either you need to reformat your SD card with Fat 32 or you are using to large GB SD card. I hate to be the bearer of bad news but even if you get MAGLDR on your HD2 you still will npot be able to Flash a NAND Android ROM with out a working USB. Yes you can flash a NAND Android ROM via SD card using Clock Work Mod Recovery(CWM) but you still have to have a functioning USB port to flash CWM to your HD2. Sorry my friend but you will have to get your change your mainboard to get a working USB port befor you can go NAND Android with your HD2. :(
[HD2 General] Skellyyy:
Haven't read the whole thread but once you've flashed MAGLDR it would be useless as you need a USB connection to flash CWM or a ROM.
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
If you install CWM you can flash the ROM via install zip from sdcard/choose zip from sdcard/said XXXX ROM ;)
[HD2 General] Skellyyy:
But you can't flash CWM without going to USB Flasher in MAGLDR and well... you know. ;)
[HD2 General] j45p41:
Thanks for the explanation. I guess the sd alternative will have to do! At least there seems to be support for this still.
[HD2 General] jonny68:
You also have CLK thesedays but personally i still use CVM.
[HD2 General] j45p41:
Do you know if there will be a version of clk with integrated cwm?
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
cLK still has to have CWM to install a Android ROM and the ROM has to be cLK compatible or you have to change the kernel to a patched kernal that will work with cLK. I am currently working on adding cLK to my guide I have linked in my sig but cLK is no where as easy as MAGLDR to get CWM installed I have got it working so far but I still have to download a verswion of my ROM that works with cLK. But cLK does allow charging of your battery while your HD2 is off.

This is a good question as I have been reading the thread and cLK is a lenuix or LK based bootloader. I think cedesmith and other devs that are workimg on cLK are trying to intrgrate CWM into cLK as that will make it the purfect bootloader for Android as it will make the HD2 as close to a native Android device as it can be.
[HD2 General] j45p41:
Thanks mate - there is hope yet!

nice to have the big guns looking out for the minority......
[HD2 General] j45p41:
Hi Guys,

I am using android rom running under windows from SD card and I have launched ROM manager and it claims to have flashed CWM to my phone. Seeing as I have a faulty USB and would like to flash a nand ROM can I go ahead and flash magldr or clk via SD and will not have to flash cwm via USB as it has been installed by ROM manager - or is this the wrong report from ROM manager and it has not really installed cwm?

Thanks in Advance :) :)
[HD2 General] j45p41:
Hi T-Macgnolia,

I am using android rom running under windows from SD card and I have launched ROM manager and it claims to have flashed CWM to my phone. Seeing as I have a faulty USB and would like to flash a nand ROM can I go ahead and flash magldr or clk via SD and will not have to flash cwm via USB as it has been installed by ROM manager - or is this the wrong report from ROM manager and it has not really installed cwm?

Thanks in Advance :) :)
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
No it has not installed CWM to your NAND memory I can promise you that. I doubt it even actually flashed CWM even though it said it did. If it did by chance actually flash CWM, which I still highly doubt. CWM would be somewhere on you SD card and you would not be able to boot CWM from SD card using option #2 Boot AD SD. Now if if did flash it you would have to find it and copy the initrd.gz and zImage from it to the root of yor SD card but like I said it probably is not there, I am very sure of this.
[HD2 General] konker:
Need confirmation regarding booting WM6.5 with MAGLDR

Thought I seek a final confirmation regarding booting into WM6.5 with MAGLDR.

My USB port is broken (literally) & I have not gotten it fixed.

I'm currently running a custom WM6.5 ROM in NAND & AmeriCanAndroid+102211 from my SD card. I like the HD2 performance on the AmeriCanAndroid+102211 ROM.

I understand that I can flash MAGLDR using the SD card method & I can boot into the AmeriCanAndroid+102211 from within MAGLDR. But can I boot into the WM6.5 ROM after flashing MAGLDR?

That is the last piece of information that I need before I take the plunge.

Can someone confirm for me?

Thanks!
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
No you will completely lose your Windows Mobile ROM. You see MAGLDR flashes to the ROM partition of the HD2 and runs after the HSPL bootloader.So when you flash it as far as the device is concerned it is a ROM and it clears the ROM partition of the NAND before it flashes MAGLDR. But you can always flash back to Windows Mobile via SD card if you want but you will loose MAGLDR.

Now I hate to be the bearer of bad news but you will not be able to install Android to NAND with a busted micro USB port on your HD2. With both MAGLDR and cLK you have to flash a custom Recovery image via USB. With out a custom recovery you will not be able to flash a Android ROM. You are limited to just using a SD card build right now, sorry.
[HD2 General] justinmcnairy:
I purchased cable off ebay for around 1 to 4 USD because the micro usb in the end is broke. Try buy the cable off ebay as it cheaper than getting it anywhere. Also, you need a computer to flash MAGLDR and full ROM, otherwise, you can't.
[HD2 General] konker:
justinmcnairy， which cable are you referring to? Standard USB or some special cable? I know of no other way to access the system besides USB or JTAG cable. I would not want to go near a JTAG without the proper knowledge & understanding of how to use it.

As for the other requirements, I have them all in place.

Thanks!
[Epic 4G General] dieselg5:
Enable the Samsung keyboard and disable swype and the android keyboard in the settings. Bring the keyboard up in a new message or something. Click the "gear" on the bottom right or the keyboard. Go to "Portrait keypad types" and select handwriting box 1 or 2. It's pretty neat.

Btw, with the Samsung keyboard (which is an iphone keyboard knockoff) on, the physical keyboard still misses key :-/

Sent from my Epic P.O.S.
[Epic 4G General] natious:
I only have the swype option :(

Sent from my Galaxy Tab of awsomeness
[Epic 4G General] 063_XOBX:
Since you're on the Tab I wouldn't expect it to have all of the same "features" as the Epic.
[Epic 4G General] dieselg5:
I forgot to mention I'm on DK28

Sent from my Epic P.O.S.
[Epic 4G General] BeerChameleon:
Hey thanks for the tip I will hit thanks next time I'm o. The computer I like that and the number pad keyboard to good for one hand texting :) something I missed from my Wm phones now android has everything my tp2 had and more and awesome :)

Sent From Bonsai Epic 4g :)
[Epic 4G General] musclehead84:
That's really cool man. Thanks for sharing that.

Sent from my Evo Killer!!!
[Epic 4G General] Kcarpenter:
Knock off Graffiti from back in the Palm days lol.
[Epic 4G General] running_the_dream:
Just FYI- you don't have to disable swype or android keyboard to establish handwriting on the Samsung keyboard. Meaning, you would still set handwriting in the Samsung keyboard settings, but you don't have to disable swype or android keyboard. You can switch among the keyboards by long pressing the input portion of your message. It will ask you for the input method, then you can select swype, android keyboard or samsung keyboard.
[Epic 4G General] othan1:
BTW - I uninstalled Swype completely and I no longer miss keys on the keyboard unless it's of my own doing.

I did the whole "disable swype and stuff" thing, too, but it only lessened the problem and then, only temporarily it seemed. Uninstalled and *poof* it's working well now.
[General Questions and Answers] TesseractE:
I've had my new x10 for nearly a month, but I'm having trouble getting the functionality of one of my favorite Windows Mobile apps: Voice Command.

Does anyone have a good list of programs to grab for Android 2.1 that could perform the same workload as VC? I know Vlingo comes close, but it doesn't interface with my BT Headset the way VC did.

Features I'm missing:

- Voice output to BT Headset

- Activate voice control via BT Headset (On my Plantronics 320, I could do a long-press on the headset's control button to activate VC and give it orders)

One other function I'm missing is the ability to output media audio to my headset like 'acbToggleBT' would do. I've tried a few A2DP apps on the market, but they don't work. I'd appreciate some suggestions on this as well!
[General Questions and Answers] TesseractE:
I finally got vlingo working properly, but there's a small detail.... It doesn't read incoming messages through the headset. Am I missing a setting or tweak to enable this?
[General Questions and Answers] MarkAtHome:
I think there Cyberon offers Cyberon Commander for Android, which unlike its predecessor does not require tags. I have not yet tried it, but I, too, am looking for an MSVC replacement in the Android world.
[General Questions and Answers] johnnydj:
is it only me, or voice command are pretty useless?

I can't really imagine any use for them besides while probably driving.
[EVO Shift 4G General] linkosffl:
Does anyone know of, or is anyone working on a stock keyboard apk for AOSP roms?

I'm on Evervolv's rom and totally missing the magnifying glass text tool. I"m assuming that was part of the keyboard and not Sense.

--

Loser
[EVO Shift 4G General] jesusice:
Nope. That was Sense. Evervolv is the stock keyboard.

^ Shift Faced
[EVO Shift 4G General] linkosffl:
So there's no way to port that keyboard w/ magnification to an AOSP rom or and apk that will work on an AOSP rom?
[EVO Shift 4G General] jesusice:
Well, I wouldn't say THAT. Where there's a dev there's a way :) I, unfortunatly, am not that guy but I'm sure someone could do it. Maybe you could put up a bounty? It's sure to be more than just porting an .apk though, probably libs and frameworks and other crazy files that I've no idea what they do.

^ Shift Faced
[EVO Shift 4G General] BrandoKC:
You can try this one out but I can't guarantee it will work and I wouldn't hold out too much hope for the magnification working.
[EVO Shift 4G General] buddwm:
I too am hoping for this because I'm too attached to T9 texting, and HTC's keyboard is pretty good for that. I tried the one linked and it FC's everytime I try to access it.

EDIT: Found a temp solution (if not perm). Here is a modded HTC_IME that works for the most part:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=624416

I am using the Froyo Hi res version.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thesals:
Today my Epic started getting really hot while charging and using wifi, the battery temp hit 43C. Now when I'm using wifi, my phone keeps getting hot even when not charging, and the screen becomes unresponsive.

I was running Viper Rom 4.0.3 EXT4, so I decided to try and flash a new rom. Just flashed the Bonsai 2.1 EXT4 and its doing the same thing.

Think its time to Odin back to DI18 and take it to Sprint?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dito33:
Something with cable perhaps I would suggest take the batt out cool a little and try again I had problem with mine started like that a month latter exchanged for new one
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musclehead84:
its ok when its plugged in and you are doing things on it it will get hot. mine has gotten to 46 celsius before. i dont know about getting hot when not plugged in. you might have a short in it.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] socos25:
Not going to help,but when I read this I was thinking this is how I like my woman! But the unresponsive mayb not so much! :-)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] musclehead84:
Lol!!!! I guess it depends on how much they talk.

Sent from my Evo Killer!!!
[Fascinate General] kylesag21:
Hey guys,

So I installed the voodoo kernel before seeing that it wasn't a final release. I am wondering if clikcing the remove voodoo in the red cwm is good enough so I can flash superclean 2.1. Thaynks for the help.

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Fascinate General] dmt619:
I left voodoo on and just flashed superclean 2.1 voodoo and its working without issues.
[Fascinate General] kylesag21:
Well I was going to do that but I couldbt find a link to it.

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Fascinate General] dmt619:
It's the first link in this post.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=910921
[Fascinate General] kylesag21:
When I look at it its just a white box. Like it was removed. I can see the bin voodoo just not the voodoo.

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Fascinate General] Azaurath:
Not sure what you mean I can see it just fine. Maybe its the XDA app?
[Fascinate General] dmt619:
Use your phones browser instead of tapatalk or xda app.
[Fascinate General] kylesag21:
Aha ok. Thank you guys.

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Fascinate General] yuhang:
If i'm running Voodoo V.2 with DH12, could I just run the super clean voodoo version over it and get it to work?
[Fascinate General] iviustang50h:
For those who are using Froyo and a voodoo kernel (most likely SuperClean 2.1 Voodoo), how is it running? Also, if running a voodoo kernel will performing a nandroid backup to a non-voodoo rom/kernel completely get rid of voodoo? I just want to be sure I can get back to a voodooless rom if something bad happens with the voodoo version of SuperClean 2.1

Thanks.
[Fascinate General] DarthCivicus:
I've been running it since last night and it seems snappy, but laggy at times when going through apps in the app drawer... I'm giving it a little more time, hopefully voodoo will be available soon when it is meant for the public. If I start seeing trouble I'll for sure switch to non voodoo via removing the lag fix.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] SteelyRiver:
After devunlocking last night, now my phone is messed up

The problem is the back,windows and search button no longer work, the portion of the screen that they take up is now like an extension of thescreen it just selects stuff as if it were at the bottom of the screen. Any help to reset all the files in root to factory, I tried to hard reset and soft reset.

Maybe I screwed up the registry or some files. Thanks for any help
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] akachay:
try factory reset. hold camera + volume down + power. when phone vibrate release power button while holding the other 2 buttons. should prompt you to reset your phone. hope that works
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] SteelyRiver:
Thx

I tried that but it enters USB Host mode, I also tried holding down up and down volume and power button to reset which resets it but doesn'tfixmy problem. it's acting like the part of the screen where the windows, search and back button are are now part of the regular screen and those 3 buttons no longer do anything.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] the_Crispy:
This sounds rather like a hardware error. Your calibration of the touchscreen is messed up. I suggest you send it in. You still should have warranty?!

Btw. I don't think this has a connection to unlocking the phone!