joi, 31 martie 2011
How To Install Android On Internal NAND Memory Of HTC HD2 With MAGLDR
What Is MAGLDR And How To Install and Use It On HTC HD2
How To Install HardSPL 2.08 On HTC HD2
How To Install Android On Internal NAND Memory Of HTC HD2 With MAGLDR
By Haroon Q. Raja on Mar 19 2011 1 Comment
HTC HD2 AndroidHTC HD2 supports installing Android to its internal memory, taking it one step closer to being a native Android device. While we have already covered this when the first internal memory based ROM was released for the HD2, the primary tool used to accomplish this i.e. MAGLDR has seen major updates ever since and is now much better and flexible. Read on for our new and updated guide.
You should first take a look at our previous guide on installing the first Android ROM for the internal NAND memory of HTC HD2 but don’t follow the installation procedure provided there as here is the updated method using the latest versions of the tools.
Disclaimer: Please follow this guide at your own risk. AddictiveTips will not be liable if your device gets damaged or bricked during the process.
Requirements:
* HTC HD2. (Both LEO512 (standard) and LEO1024 TMOUS (T-Mobile USA) versions supported)
* MAGLDR 1.13 or later installed on your HTC HD2. See what is MAGLDR and how to install it.
* Any NAND based Android build that is directly flashable using MAGLDR. This means no ClockworkMod recovery flashable zip builds or SD card builds. You can find a lot of supported ROMs at the HTC HD2 NAND Android Development section of XDA-Developers forums.
Procedure:
1. Extract the contents of the downloaded ROM to your computer.
2. Power the HD2 off and boot it into MAGLDR menu by keeping the Power button pressed.
3. From the MAGLDR menu, select USB Flasher.
4. Connect your HD2 to the computer via USB.
5. From the files extracted in Step 1, run DAF.exe.
6. Follow any on-screen instructions carefully to flash the ROM to your HD2.
7. Once the installation is done, the phone will automatically boot into Android.
Now that you have Android installed on the internal memory of your HTC HD2, you can also install a different Android ROM on the SD card of your HD2 if you want, and make it a dual-boot phone with two different Android variants. For details, see how to boot Android from SD card of HTC HD2 with MAGLDR.
Info from http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/how-to-install-android-on-internal-nand-memory-of-htc-hd2-with-magldr/
How To Install HardSPL 2.08 On HTC HD2
How To Install Android On Internal NAND Memory Of HTC HD2 With MAGLDR
By Haroon Q. Raja on Mar 19 2011 1 Comment
HTC HD2 AndroidHTC HD2 supports installing Android to its internal memory, taking it one step closer to being a native Android device. While we have already covered this when the first internal memory based ROM was released for the HD2, the primary tool used to accomplish this i.e. MAGLDR has seen major updates ever since and is now much better and flexible. Read on for our new and updated guide.
You should first take a look at our previous guide on installing the first Android ROM for the internal NAND memory of HTC HD2 but don’t follow the installation procedure provided there as here is the updated method using the latest versions of the tools.
Disclaimer: Please follow this guide at your own risk. AddictiveTips will not be liable if your device gets damaged or bricked during the process.
Requirements:
* HTC HD2. (Both LEO512 (standard) and LEO1024 TMOUS (T-Mobile USA) versions supported)
* MAGLDR 1.13 or later installed on your HTC HD2. See what is MAGLDR and how to install it.
* Any NAND based Android build that is directly flashable using MAGLDR. This means no ClockworkMod recovery flashable zip builds or SD card builds. You can find a lot of supported ROMs at the HTC HD2 NAND Android Development section of XDA-Developers forums.
Procedure:
1. Extract the contents of the downloaded ROM to your computer.
2. Power the HD2 off and boot it into MAGLDR menu by keeping the Power button pressed.
3. From the MAGLDR menu, select USB Flasher.
4. Connect your HD2 to the computer via USB.
5. From the files extracted in Step 1, run DAF.exe.
6. Follow any on-screen instructions carefully to flash the ROM to your HD2.
7. Once the installation is done, the phone will automatically boot into Android.
Now that you have Android installed on the internal memory of your HTC HD2, you can also install a different Android ROM on the SD card of your HD2 if you want, and make it a dual-boot phone with two different Android variants. For details, see how to boot Android from SD card of HTC HD2 with MAGLDR.
Info from http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/how-to-install-android-on-internal-nand-memory-of-htc-hd2-with-magldr/
Resets and Bootloader
Soft Reset
* Push reset button inside phone
Or
* Press and hold the Power button
Hard Reset
While phone is on:
Hold Volume up + Volume down & press Reset button
While phone is Off
Hold Volume up + Volume down & press power button
Bootloader
While phone is Off:
Hold Volume down & press power button
While phone is On
Hold Volume down & press Reset Button
* Push reset button inside phone
Or
* Press and hold the Power button
Hard Reset
While phone is on:
Hold Volume up + Volume down & press Reset button
While phone is Off
Hold Volume up + Volume down & press power button
Bootloader
While phone is Off:
Hold Volume down & press power button
While phone is On
Hold Volume down & press Reset Button
Outlook/Exchange Settings
Error:
Settings needed for a new Exchange email account. OS WM 6.5
Cause and Resolution:
Email Address: email@companyname.com - use you standard corporate email address
Email Server: Ask your IT Department if you do not already know this
Domain: Usually the same as you would log in to any other corporate site requiring a domain before you username (Example: EUROPE\Username, where is EUROPE is the domain)
SSL needs to be checked.
Settings needed for a new Exchange email account. OS WM 6.5
Cause and Resolution:
Email Address: email@companyname.com - use you standard corporate email address
Email Server: Ask your IT Department if you do not already know this
Domain: Usually the same as you would log in to any other corporate site requiring a domain before you username (Example: EUROPE\Username, where is EUROPE is the domain)
SSL needs to be checked.
Icons of installed applications don't show up
Error:
You have just installed an application but it didn't create an icon and a link in the Programs window. OS WM 6.5
Cause and Resolution:
To create a shortcut you need to open File Explorer and browse the executable file of the application you want to create the shortcut for.
Usually: My Device (or Storage Card) > Program Files > Application name > Executable file.
Once you have identified the file, press and hold on the file until menu shows up and select the Copy option.
Now, using File Explorer, go to My Device > Windows > Start Menu > Programs, press and hold on the Programs window until a menu shows up and select the option Paste as new link.
Done. If you go to the Programs window you will see the new shortcut.
You have just installed an application but it didn't create an icon and a link in the Programs window. OS WM 6.5
Cause and Resolution:
To create a shortcut you need to open File Explorer and browse the executable file of the application you want to create the shortcut for.
Usually: My Device (or Storage Card) > Program Files > Application name > Executable file.
Once you have identified the file, press and hold on the file until menu shows up and select the Copy option.
Now, using File Explorer, go to My Device > Windows > Start Menu > Programs, press and hold on the Programs window until a menu shows up and select the option Paste as new link.
Done. If you go to the Programs window you will see the new shortcut.
Icons of uninstalled applications
Error:
You have uninstalled an applications but on the "Programs" windows you can still see the icons of that certain application. OS WM 6.5
Cause and Resolution:
This usually happens if the uninstalled application has been uninstalled without using the Start Menu > Seeting > System > Install/Uninstall Application option.
Please use the File Explorer to open the following path:
My Device > Windows > Start Menu > Programs
You will find there the Icon that you would like to delete. Press and hold on it until you get a menu displaying the Delete option.
You have uninstalled an applications but on the "Programs" windows you can still see the icons of that certain application. OS WM 6.5
Cause and Resolution:
This usually happens if the uninstalled application has been uninstalled without using the Start Menu > Seeting > System > Install/Uninstall Application option.
Please use the File Explorer to open the following path:
My Device > Windows > Start Menu > Programs
You will find there the Icon that you would like to delete. Press and hold on it until you get a menu displaying the Delete option.
Download Attachments Error in Outlook
Error:
Cannot display the attachment. OS WM6.5
Cause and resolution:
Solution 1
Two folders need to be created on the phones memory, not the storage card.
Inside the Program Files folder create a folder named Connections. Inside the Connections folder create a folder named Mail Attachments.
Folder structure should be like this:
Program Files\Connections\Mail Attachments
Solution 2
Check the settings in:
Exchange Management Console > OrganizationConfiguration > Client Acccess > Exchange > ActiveSync Mailbox Policies > Default Policy - Tab Sync Settings, check box "allow attachments to be downloaded"
Cannot display the attachment. OS WM6.5
Cause and resolution:
Solution 1
Two folders need to be created on the phones memory, not the storage card.
Inside the Program Files folder create a folder named Connections. Inside the Connections folder create a folder named Mail Attachments.
Folder structure should be like this:
Program Files\Connections\Mail Attachments
Solution 2
Check the settings in:
Exchange Management Console > OrganizationConfiguration > Client Acccess > Exchange > ActiveSync Mailbox Policies > Default Policy - Tab Sync Settings, check box "allow attachments to be downloaded"
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