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Froyo system images are here:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/androidhtc/files/

To install, rename the system-froyo-timestamp.tgz file to androidinstall.tgz and
put it in /andboot on your sdcard.

This needs a recent 320x240 froyo kernel.

The git repository for this build is here:

http://androidhtc.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi

You can see the latest changes by looking at the individual git change logs.
The git repo for most of the device setup is here:
http://androidhtc.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=androidhtc/device-vogue.git;a=summary

You can compile it yourself by doing:
Code: 
repo init -u git://androidhtc.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/androidhtc/manifest -b froyo
repo sync
. build/envsetup.sh
lunch eu_vogue-userdebug      (use "lunch full_vogue-userdebug" for all languages or "lunch us_vogue-userdebug" for only english and spanish)
make       (use make -j 6 if you have 4 cores)

read http://source.android.com/source/download.html for instructions on setting up repo and git.

It needs to download over 2G of data and will take a few hours to compile.

I July 2010 I gave a talk about porting android, my slides are available here:

http://it029000.massey.ac.nz/vogue/android_talk.pdf
With a demo of Froyo here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdbUMZB7Hps
 
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nice work Dzo, Here is an update for google apps and market if anyone wants it.
 
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dzo said:
I've been having a look at Froyo and have built a very basic install image.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/androidhtc/files/2010-06-25/androidinstall-froyo.tgz/download

All I did was compile the latest aosp master branch and add the ril. Audio compiles (after a few changes) but doesn't work yet. HW3D works and the network probably works too. Calls and sms should probably work but it's not really ready for use yet. This is a very minimal image without any google apps just to show that it works.

You will need the 320x240 eclair kernel from today to test this because it does some new things with the 2D graphics driver.
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Whoa!!!! You're starting it again!
You are great man!
 
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duchoang81

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Hi Dzo, tried froyo on my kaiser, it can boot into Android. While taking a call, the display become white and after that, my sim card broken. Poor me ! Wating for your fix. (At that time, try to contact network carrier to get back my sim).
 
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vanvancool

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first boot, it's freeze with black screen
so i remove new zimage 25.06 and start again with old zimage 22.06

noticeable change compare to Myn’s Warm Eclair - [RLS1 - 06/17/2010]

- very fast boot
- has problem with sdcard, says: no sdcard found
- camera not working, ooooooh :rolleyes:
- app start first normal like Myn’s Warm Eclair
- but reopen apps start immediately
eg. phone app, first start 5 sec, second start 1 sec, another small apps start less then 1 sec
- small fonts are clearly recognizable



orbit2 xda (pola200)
haret + zimage 22.06
Myn’s Warm Eclair - [RLS1 - 06/17/2010]
 
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idreadful

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Just a minute ago I was wondering if Froyo will be here. Great news =)
Tried this build too, nothing except calls is working, but no black or white screens and hangs (pola100 actually, but I think that's ok for this thread, isn't it?), it runs definitely fast. If this is just a start, then the result in releases is very promising. Thanks dzo and all the devs who take part in here.
 
myn

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dzo's the man.

Can't wait to give this a try.

Thanks again.
 
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BottleB

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I don't wanna sound like a douche but I'm just way to excited...when can we expect a usable rom for everyday use? Eta?

Sent from my HTC Vogue Android using XDA App
 
corypaul

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dzo said:
I've been having a look at Froyo and have built a very basic install image.

https://sourceforge.net/projects/androidhtc/files/2010-06-25/androidinstall-froyo.tgz/download

All I did was compile the latest aosp master branch and add the ril. Audio compiles (after a few changes) but doesn't work yet. HW3D works and the network probably works too. Calls and sms should probably work but it's not really ready for use yet. This is a very minimal image without any google apps just to show that it works.

You will need the 320x240 eclair kernel from today to test this because it does some new things with the 2D graphics driver.
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can we have a screen shot plz
 
zenulator

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corypaul said:
can we have a screen shot plz
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Go to android.com and watch the Froyo 2.2 video. It looks like Eclair with a new launcher.

And dzo thank you again. I can't wait for audio to work on this and maybe camera. I'll donate $20 if you can make audio and camera work. Anybody else?
 
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indianneel

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hey so just a few graphical things that i noticed, the dialer skin is a little off-placed, and wow this thing is fast. i cant wait for it to be fully working with audio! =) thanks dzo
 
hexto

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That's amazing. I'm using an Incredible now but still follow the Vogue since I used it for 26mo. I miss the Vogue community and devs.

Sent from my ADR6300 using XDA App
 
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vanvancool said:
first boot, it's freeze with black screen
so i remove new zimage 25.06 and start again with old zimage 22.06

noticeable change compare to Myn’s Warm Eclair - [RLS1 - 06/17/2010]

- very fast boot
- has problem with sdcard, says: no sdcard found
- camera not working, ooooooh :rolleyes:
- app start first normal like Myn’s Warm Eclair
- but reopen apps start immediately
eg. phone app, first start 5 sec, second start 1 sec, another small apps start less then 1 sec
- small fonts are clearly recognizable



orbit2 xda (pola200)
haret + zimage 22.06
Myn’s Warm Eclair - [RLS1 - 06/17/2010]
Click to expand...
Click to collapse

It booted first time for me, only took 5 minutes install and everything. SD card wasn't recognized for me either. I'm sure when that's working a lot of other problems will go away. I couldn't load any apps to test performance because no Astro and no data, but I'm sure I could install Astro with adb or a androidupdate.tar no? Anyway good work dzo!
 
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    I wonder if Dzo still looks at this thread, though the Fresh-Froyo ROMS are updated frequently...thanks for that!
    I know its too early to ask, but Gingerbread source would be released in a few days/weeks. I wonder if Dzo, or any other developer has it in mind to port it to the Vogue.
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    Yes, I still read this thread. I've been playing with the Gingerbread SDK a little and it should be fairly easy to port once the source is released (though this could be a while). If someone wants to get the SDK image running that shouldn't be too hard but the audio and/or camera probably wouldn't work.

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    What is the RADIO firmware anyway - the microcode of the "wireless engine" (the Signal Processor chip for GSM/UMTS/WiFi) or a Windows Mobile driver to handle that engine?

    Will the radio firmware remain if I flash Android to NAND? I mean, does Android use this firmware or does it come with it's own radio firmware?

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    dzo
    Froyo system images are here:

    https://sourceforge.net/projects/androidhtc/files/

    To install, rename the system-froyo-timestamp.tgz file to androidinstall.tgz and
    put it in /andboot on your sdcard.

    This needs a recent 320x240 froyo kernel.

    The git repository for this build is here:

    http://androidhtc.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi

    You can see the latest changes by looking at the individual git change logs.
    The git repo for most of the device setup is here:
    http://androidhtc.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=androidhtc/device-vogue.git;a=summary

    You can compile it yourself by doing:
    Code: 
    repo init -u git://androidhtc.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/androidhtc/manifest -b froyo
repo sync
. build/envsetup.sh
lunch eu_vogue-userdebug      (use "lunch full_vogue-userdebug" for all languages or "lunch us_vogue-userdebug" for only english and spanish)
make       (use make -j 6 if you have 4 cores)

    read http://source.android.com/source/download.html for instructions on setting up repo and git.

    It needs to download over 2G of data and will take a few hours to compile.

    I July 2010 I gave a talk about porting android, my slides are available here:

    http://it029000.massey.ac.nz/vogue/android_talk.pdf
    With a demo of Froyo here:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdbUMZB7Hps
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