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I say one more time, so mean
I guess the truth hurts...? Not sure how what I said was 'so mean'. It's honest.
Maybe it's honest, but there are kangers on XDA which are not disliked...:
http://xdaforums.com/tags.php?tag=aokp
http://xdaforums.com/tags.php?tag=aokp
Do you even understand the concept behind AOKP?
Where's your code? I see no repo's. You don't even know what you're talking about...
oh arrrghhh, dont forget to check the news
That's great, so now you admit to kanging. Can you at least be decent and comply with the GPL? kthxbai
Edit - that's a requirement FYI. Asking ACL is just a 'nice thing to do'. Also, FYI that's a new rule here @ XDA... kanging is allowed, assuming you receive permission...
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It's open source. I can't exactly prevent you from kanging it. Unless of course ACL didn't release his source... then you folks would be SOL.
But ACL's not like that. He wants everyone to enjoy his hard work. With that said, I'm sure he would've appreciated people asking permission before taking it (again, one of the rules of XDA).
Regardless, anything that is GPL'd (which I believe most if not all of ACL's work is...) you have to provide source for. Additionally, you have to provide any patches that you make back to the main repo. If you don't do those things, then you cannot legally share binaries.
Thanks!
So that's optional... Also, I talk to the guy all the time. Somehow I just don't believe you - I'm betting fagyi contacted ACL for help - but that's a bit different than asking if you can use someone's work.
GPL compliance is not optional.
HERE: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=30646891#post30646891
Maybe I didn't understand his english.
Sorry, I meant he couldn't send the message and not got no answer thanks to his rank, it's not ACL fault.
Maybe I didn't understand his english.
Sorry, I meant he couldn't send the message and not got no answer thanks to his rank, it's not ACL fault.
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I already said this, perhaps it needs to be bigger.
That is optional. GPL compliance is NOToptional.
Hello, guys!!
I want to help with NAND for Blackstone. Whats stop progress at that moment? kernel? But we have first build IceBread and its boot and work. So, may be we need to create public git-repo with sources nand build. Need to look at the obvious differences buildings SD and Nand. This can be partition changes in board files, some changes in defconfig. We have good examples as the HD2 and HD mini where you can see many useful things that can help our build.
I hope together we can get a full working NAND build
I can probably make a small toolkit for this to make the process easier for you guys. Just gotta get some time to do it though.
YES! Thank you so much for doing that! We will apreccieate!
Don't forget to tell me what you need for that!
also, the main thing we need now is the kernel. Any help on that would be apreciated too, the source is on first post
(either make one or the other, nobody wants to give you a lot of work and since I see you have experience on toolkits, then go for it )
Don't forget to tell me what you need for that!
also, the main thing we need now is the kernel. Any help on that would be apreciated too, the source is on first post
(either make one or the other, nobody wants to give you a lot of work and since I see you have experience on toolkits, then go for it
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16fagyi needs help to make the ROM better! anyone who is able to help, talk loud! He needs help modding the SD kernel for NAND, and then it will be like SD, but in NAND AND faster!
HERE'S THE SOURCE: https://gitorious.org/+blackstone-n...m-s-msm/linux-msm-kernel-blackstone-nand-team
THIS ROM COMES FROM TIAD8 WEBSITE, AND THE MEMBER FAGYI DID IT!
Before starting, I take no responsabilities for any damage that might happen to your phone!
Welcome to Blackstone NAND Progress
Credits :
- ACL : Boot and Recovery base, ril
- XDAndroid team : Build base & Lots of stuff
- Herrickwong: Kernel
- Arganis31: .NBH for Blackstone
- Tiad8: some help for Blackstone NAND first progress
Hi Friends!
First of all, I would like thank all great guys who are helping to get NAND Android on our device! Of course BIG thanks to ACL.
I would like too calling all devs who are want help for HTC Blackstone Nand progress so we can have it faster without any fight. I think this phone is really old that we fighting for few issue but i think it is really possible the real and good nand. I'll be adding credits if I know somebody creates any kind of fix for nand.
I don't know everything like kernel, for example but I'm trying to fix stuff currently.
I'm glad if everyone can help!
Thank you very much
This is my first Blackstone Nand version. I take lot of time so we can have more user friendly and smooth NAND ROM.
Please keep your attention that this is a test build and needs a lot of work. I'm working on the kernel too but I am slow because it is not easy.
Main Install procedure:
* you need to read the NAND tutorial so you can understand correct and clearly what you are doing!!!
Thanks to FazZ for doing this tutorial! Great work!
0.Don't forget that this ROM can't be flashed with the PC!!!
1. Flash the latest HardSPL from OliNex
2. Extract the 'adb files & fastboot.exe' files to a folder
3. Format the microSD card fully as FAT32
4. Copy the 'BlacIMG.NBH' file and your selected ROM (zip) you wish to use to the root of the microSD
5. Boot in TriColour mode (Power button and Volume down button)
6. Whilst in the TriColour mode, connect the Blackstone to a USB port ('Serial' should now say 'USB')
7. Run 'BlackstoneRUUAdvanced' and select the 'Task 29' which is full wipe of the Blackstone
8. Once completed, insert the microSD card and reboot into the TriColour mode again
9. The Blackstone will auto-flash-install (after key confirmation) the 'BlacIMG.NBH' on the microSD card
10. The 'BlacIMG.NBH' must NOT be flashed via Windows using the RUU tool (it will only fail)
11. Once flashed with the 'BlacIMG.NBH' it will reboot to a new Fastboot screen (blue background)
12. After a short time the Blackstone in Fastboot mode with enter a USB connect ready state
13. Now connect the Blackstone to your Windows OS and open a CLi/Command prompt
14. Within CLi go to the directory where you place the 'adb files & fastboot.exe' files (from step 2)
15. Type: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img (this will flash install the custom CWR)
16. Then type: fastboot boot recovery.img (this will reboot your Blackstone into CWR)
17. In CWR use the Volume keys to move up and down, and the Power button to select
18. Press Volume UP, DOWN, UP to enable the 'Back key' option (touch screen and capacitive buttons do not work yet)
19. You are now finally ready to install your chosen ROM that is on your microSD
20. Once installed, let it reboot into Android OS which takes about 5 minutes on the first run
21. Once the Blackstone has settled within the OS (you can see the typical Android home screen), reboot
22. This time round, it should only take about a minute to start and you can now start using you NAND ROM
AUDIO (not working on AOSP alpha version)- You need one trick, if you have booted the ROM, after pluging an headset and play music from music player, after unpluging and lettting the song playing, you unlock system audio kernel problem
* If recovery flash done after every reboot like this step:
- Power key pressing in fastboot screen : booting to recovery.
- If not pressing power key, simply boots android.
- If you plug Ac / Pc Usb power after you have fastboot mode.6What's working and what's not working:
Working :
Signal
Phone ( in / out )
Sms ( in / out )
Audio
Sdcard mounting
App install and run
Root with Superuser
All stock app
Mp3 found
GPS
Camera! - video not tested so far ( for photo use my favorite app, camera360 ultimate )
Headset
Lcd brightness
Touch Screen
Hardware keys
Keyboard
Bootanimation
3D
G-sensor
Not working :
Wifi
3G-2G data connection
BT
Not working on AOSP version:
Wifi
2G and 3G need testing
BT
Sound (reboots phone)
Sucessefull Testers (31) (in the order I find them) (btw there are no uncesesseful testers, like bricked devices)
Tiad8 (25):
-fagyi;
-danny0208;
-arbi;
-boVe159;
-Buccio;
-Schnilch;
-uberto.costanzo;
-WhiteHawkgrr;
-rhcpdu13;
-radman;
-edu816;
-parcec;
-bakas;
-dns;
-shatzy;
-FazZ;
-neofuzz;
-andresbox;
-Recolector;
-Nefiklyd;
-catalin;
-postak05;
-wangyf;
-unta_hks;
-Denis;
XDA (6):
-me (mfsr98);
-yarach;
-ruzan;
-sebfas;
-Darkwing^V^;
-kipill;6DOWNLOADS
Blackstone NAND progress Downloads place + all neccessary files!
Download AOSP version only (you need to get the rest from the other link): http://www.mediafire.com/?7g3i59qnmo04dtb
CHANGE LOG
2012.08.26
IceBread AOSP V0.1 (Alpha version, just for testing! Use getlogs please!)
-System updated
-Faster and smoother than modded version
-Display fixed (now the same as the SD builds)
-3G is not tested yet, waiting for your reply
2012.04.17
IceBread V0.2
- New boot.img
Added to 3D fix, and sensor fix and other small change
- Right Sensor neccessary files for Blackstone GB nand.
Ready just boot.img-2012.04.15 if you need only this.
2012.04.07
First release3I can probably make a small toolkit for this to make the process easier for you guys. Just gotta get some time to do it though.
