I have HTC DESIRE and my detail is here..
BRAVO PVT1 SHIP S-OFF
HBOOT-6.93.1002
MICROP-031d
TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0101
RADIO-5.17.05.23
HBOOT (STOCK)
After installation my DESIRE stuck on HTC screen..
Please help me on installing RUNNY ROM please...
Also when I'm trying to install big rom like 350 or 350MB+ rom same problem facing..
Sorry for my BAD ENGLISH..
Here we go again. Wich recovery are you using ? Did you check the md5 of the rom.zip file ? Did you wait long enough for the rom to boot ? Wait for at least 20 min .....
HBOOT-6.93.1002 and STOCK? No CM7r2?
What recovery?
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The guy probably doesn't have ext partition on sdcard.
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stankyou said:
The guy probably doesn't have ext partition on sdcard.
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+1 .... good one!
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MarcelHofs said:
+1 .... good one!
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I have ext partition..
stankyou said:
The guy probably doesn't have ext partition on sdcard.
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I have ext partition..
MarcelHofs said:
What recovery?
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4EXT RECOVERY TOUCH
zingga said:
HBOOT-6.93.1002 and STOCK? No CM7r2?
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STOCK no CM7r2
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Here we go again. Wich recovery are you using ? Did you check the md5 of the rom.zip file ? Did you wait long enough for the rom to boot ? Wait for at least 20 min .....
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I am using 4EXT RECOVERY TOUCH, YUP I CHECKED md5 of the rom, I waited over 30 minutes but no response..
Hmmm strange ! If you do a full wipe including repartition and format the complete sd card ?
Or did you try that already ?
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Silly question, but is your phone rooted at all?
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Silly question, but is your phone rooted at all?
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that makes no difference, as he is trying to install a new rom from scratch...
if you read his posts...he is already s-off with 4ext custom recovery.
OP should ensure full wipe, perhaps a repartition of sd card as suggested
is runny rom cm7?
try hboot from alpharev cm7 or data maby it helps?!
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Hello everybody,
My Desire is:
AlphaRev CM7
BRAVO PVT1 SHIP S-OFF
HBOOT-0.93.1000
MICROP-031d
TOUCH PANEL-SYNT0101
RADIO-4.06.00.02_2
My SD card is partitioned EXT4 (1GB)
I updated the Hboot to "PB99IMG_bravo_cm7" (PB99IMG.ZIP) found on alpharev.nl
After I wiped all data and cache, flashed the ROM...now I'm stuck at the "Why So Serious?" screen.
Did I miss a step? Can anybody help me please?
make sure your EXT4 is working.
if you used any alignment.zip it could have corrupted the ext partition
also try ext3 maybe ?
and also, what recovery are you using
CWM 2.X.X.X can cause problems, try at least 3.0.0.5
I'm using v3.0.0.5 recovery.
How can I make sure that EXT4 is working?
After the partitioning and when I try to copy back the data I had in the sdcard directly from the computer, it asks me to format the SDcard is it normal?
You should try the new version of CWM recovery 3.0.2.8
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Fr_78 said:
You should try the new version of CWM recovery 3.0.2.8
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Can you please give me a download link?
Meddroid said:
Can you please give me a download link?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1067490
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Hey I would really like to flash this ROM but I am a noob at rooting/flashing as I just rooted my phone. So I was wondering if somebody would help me by giving me a step by step on what exactly I am supposed to do to have this ROM on my desire.
Thanks
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Follow this guide from the bit about s-off
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1016084
Partition card to XXXXFAT32 and1024mb ext4
Place runnydroid zip on card in recovery by mounting as USB
In recovery, do a nandroid back up wipe phone and all data
Flash the ROM by installing zip
Oh and don't change the hboot
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Thank you very much. I'll try it out and tell you what happens.
I think I will stick to CM 7.1.0 for some time before trying RunnyDroid.
mydesirezrox said:
Thank you very much. I'll try it out and tell you what happens.
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I think I will stick to CM 7.1.0 for some time before trying RunnyDroid.
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A whole 7 minutes to go from trying it to won't bother?
Very simple, just follow the steps in post and ready, now more than has the graphical installer. : P
I don't know, I'll backup my CM ROM then try it.
1 question though, how long will it take to do this?
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Parva4 said:
A whole 7 minutes to go from trying it to won't bother?
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Actually I wanted to try CM for smell time 1st.
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If I were to make a partition using clockworkmod recovery would it work properly? Should I back up everything on my SD card 1st?
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Then go in recovery and just easy install?
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Then go in recovery and just easy install?
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Assuming ur s-off then download the rom u want, make sure u have the correct hboot for it and sdcard is partitioned to suit the rom then boot into recovery do a full wipe then install zip from sdcard. I had to do it this way many times coz my laptop only connects to my phone when it can be bothered lol
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What does wipe mean? "Clear memory" part, in recovery?
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jmcclue said:
Assuming ur s-off then download the rom u want, make sure u have the correct hboot for it and sdcard is partitioned to suit the rom then boot into recovery do a full wipe then install zip from sdcard. I had to do it this way many times coz my laptop only connects to my phone when it can be bothered lol
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What is "sdcard partitioned to the rom"? Do I need a goldcard?
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addemod said:
What is "sdcard partitioned to the rom"? Do I need a goldcard?
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Oh god. First r u s-off or s-on?
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With ur phone off hold vol down + power to check ur bootloader
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Oh god. First r u s-off or s-on?
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Oh, I am s-on?
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Ok. Whats ur hboot say?
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With ur phone off hold vol down + power to check ur bootloader
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I know what partitioned sdcard are now, but how do I make it like that?
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Ok. Whats ur hboot say?
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Version 0.83, and it's s-on. What more?
I downgraded to 0.83 from 0.93 because unrevoked3 didn't work on 0.93 :S And now I want Ics or Gingerbread!
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http://androidforums.com/desire-all-things-root/503471-desire-all-things-root-guide.html
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All u need to know in that link
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http://androidforums.com/desire-all-things-root/503471-desire-all-things-root-guide.html
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I have rooted, but the partitioned part? Is it there?
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addemod said:
I have rooted, but the partitioned part? Is it there?
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Is it there? Lol u tell me. U can partition ur sdcard with 4ext recovery (if ur s-off) or use gparted. Most roms will require u to have exr3/4 partition bout 1-1.5gb.
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Is it there? Lol u tell me. U can partition ur sdcard with 4ext recovery (if ur s-off) or use gparted. Most roms will require u to have exr3/4 partition bout 1-1.5gb.
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Sorry I SUCK at Android stuff, I am not that very good at roms and things like this, do I need s-off to make a partitioned SDcard?
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no but u do need to be s-off if u want to go flashing roms etc etc
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no but u do need to be s-off if u want to go flashing roms etc etc
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Ok, I will try to see if I can find a tutorial how to do that.
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The link i posted above is a tutorial on how to s-off
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The link i posted above is a tutorial on how to s-off
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Is it safe? No bricking?
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Is it safe? No bricking?
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It is, unless you unplug your phone in middle of the process.
Hi guys,
I am on Vijendrahs cm10 Rom and have the 32.49.00.32U_5.11.05.27 radio.
Should i upgrade the radio to latest (or another???).
Why?
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MetinKale38 said:
Hi guys,
I am on Vijendrahs cm10 Rom and have the 32.49.00.32U_5.11.05.27 radio.
Should i upgrade the radio to latest (or another???).
Why?
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Yes, you should. Many Devs recommend it.
You need the 5.17.05.23 radio.
abaaaabbbb63 said:
Yes, you should. Many Devs recommend it.
You need the 5.17.05.23 radio.
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I could only find one with the old edify script, so can't flash it
Where I can find the latest radio with new recovery script?
Or should I flash the img it via fast boot? Which is better?
I am on data++ hboot, do I need to revert to stock?
Edit: found on http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=687464
that I need to flash with fast boot because I have 5MB cache, so the zip with edify script is enough, I just extract the img.
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U can flash it in recovery as a zip file but only using an older version of clockworkmod recovery 2.5.0.7
But yh fastboot commands is the best way if u know what ur doing.
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U can flash it in recovery as a zip file but only using an older version of clockworkmod recovery 2.5.0.7
But yh fastboot commands is the best way if u know what ur doing.
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Thank you I have flashed it already with fastboot
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U can flash it in recovery as a zip file but only using an older version of clockworkmod recovery 2.5.0.7
But yh fastboot commands is the best way if u know what ur doing.
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He needs to use stock hboot too in this case.
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erklat said:
He needs to use stock hboot too in this case.
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Did not know that
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erklat said:
He needs to use stock hboot too in this case.
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No, I have 5MB cache and it worked well with fastboot.
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I was talking about flashing from recovery. Radio image gets unpacked in /cache and is 30 megabytes in size approximately. I'd like to see you unpacking it in /cache of 5.
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I was talking about flashing from recovery. Radio image gets unpacked in /cache and is 30 megabytes in size approximately. I'd like to see you unpacking it in /cache of 5.
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Oh sorry I thought you meant flashing via fastboot
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Anything else I need to do before I start flashing mildwild looks good any help thanks
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sywats said:
Anything else I need to do before I start flashing mildwild looks good any help thanks
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Flash a recovery and partition your SD card. 4ext is the best one out there.
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Thanks for reply I have flashed recovery with 4ext recovery but haven't partitioned SD card yet would I need to for mildwild 5.8?? Cheers
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Pretty much for every ROM.
Make 1gb ext3/4 partition with 4ext recovery and you're set.
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Ok cheers also my hboot is 0.93.0001 would I need to change this??
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sywats said:
Ok cheers also my hboot is 0.93.0001 would I need to change this??
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Some roms require special hboot.
Check out http://alpharev.nl
Will making a partition wipe the SD card using 4ext?
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Yes, partitioning does destroy all your data.
Ok so I need to back up SD card to my netbook and then create 1 partition using 4ext and then just put all my data back on sdcard?? Am I right?? And the size of the partition 1gb??? Cheers
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sywats said:
Ok so I need to back up SD card to my netbook and then create 1 partition using 4ext and then just put all my data back on sdcard?? Am I right?? And the size of the partition 1gb??? Cheers
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Right. Partition can be 1-1.5GB ext4 and rest fat32. Skip all other secondary partitions.
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darkpepe said:
Yes, partitioning does destroy all your data.
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Not necessarily. You can use something like gparted on Linux (or Partition Magic on Windows) to resize your FAT32 partition non-destructively.
nowster said:
Not necessarily. You can use something like gparted on Linux (or Partition Magic on Windows) to resize your FAT32 partition non-destructively.
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Exactly