-= ALL T-MOBILE APPS WORK OUT OF THE BOX INCLUDING MMS =-
1. Download MAGLDR 1.11
2. Download CMYLXGOs.Desire.HD.NAND.Edition.v1.2n.7z from link above and extract
3. Install MAGLDR. Either put phone in bootloader mode or boot into Windows Mobile. Run ROMUpdateUtility.exe from MAGLDR folder.
4. Boot Phone and select in the menu "4. USB Flasher"
5. Run DAF.exe on your computer from my ROM download.
6. Once flashing is done the phone will reboot.
7. Phone should boot directly to Android in NAND.
What's Not Working:
WiFi MAC is fixed to 00:11:22:33:44:55
Bluetooth MAC is fixed to 50:C3:00:00:00:00
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WiFi MAC Address Workaround:
Must have Android Developer Kit installed
1. adb pull /system/etc/calibartion
2. open calibration file with wordpad. Not notepad.
3. change the line that says macaddr=00:11:22:33:44:55 to either your real mac or just increment the last digit
4. save file and close
5. adb push calibration /system/etc
6. reboot phone
You can verify that the mac has changed by going to Settings --> About phone --> Hardware information
Thanks to the DarkForceTeam for making this possible
Thanks to gauner1986 for the kernel
Thanks to HTC for the Desire HD base
Thanks to lesjaw for the nudge in the right direction for cooking
Thanks to dung8604 for the link to SuperOneClick for root work around
To Do List...
- Install a Default Sound Set so Email Alerts work
- Update taskbar icons to a more generic style to work with my Skin Packs
- Load BlueTopia, GreenTopia, RedTopia, and YellowTopia Skins
- Remove other skins - Can be downloaded via HTC Hub
- Fix Bluetooth MAC issue
- Fix WiFi MAC issue
- Update Market
- Update gMail
- Update Facebook
- Added ES File Explorer
- Add T-Mobile Visual Voicemail
- Subtle Custom animation and splash screen. Close to stock but lets you know its Pimp'd by CMYLXGO
Change Log...
v1.2
- Fixed Root
v1.1
- Added News reader widget
- Added HTC Location widget
- Root should be fixed
- Minor tweak to system files and settings
- Squashed system files
- Some other fixes I can't remember
1. Make sure SD is unmount
2. open Superclick v1.5.5
3. select 'unroot', you will see the command line keep going and then keep looping
saying cannot re-mount the read access....
4. Ignore that looping message, restart your phone, and kill Superclick
5. Wait until phone boot up, unmount SD card again
6. open superclick and select 'root' this time, you just see a popup saying your phone is rooted.
7. i did the 'shell root' and then 'allow non-market apps' also.
8. Remount SD card.
9 Wala....open titaniumbackup and it works....
Remeber guys...this is just a base to get the T-Mobile US crowd up and running. I am working on a BlueTopia NAND and will post it shortly...but before I get knee deep into Topiaizing it I want to find a stable base.
The most important feedback I am looking for is related to data drops. I am doing something differnt in this build that I have not done in any of my others. It's not really anything top secret but don't want to let the cat out of the bag just yet cause some people may form a bias opinion.
Remeber guys...this is just a base to get the T-Mobile US crowd up and running. I am working on a BlueTopia NAND and will post it shortly...but before I get knee deep into Topiaizing it I want to find a stable base.
The most important feedback I am looking for is related to data drops. I am doing something differnt in this build that I have not done in any of my others. It's not really anything top secret but don't want to let the cat out of the bag just yet cause some people may form a bias opinion.
Happy Flashing...and Merry New Year!
-CMYLXGO
Nice dude! Downloading now. Will report back. Just wondering if this is using RMNET or if you set PPP as default?
Updated: It's up and running.... Data Wifi and 3G seem to be working fine. Market download is fast. Before installing any application, original storage is 650MB available Will spend more time to test it. First impression: very smooth.
Downloading and will report back. For future ROM, would you consider leaving the TMobile stuff out (my account and visual voicemail)? we can always download those from the market. Thanks
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