[DFT] MAGLDR 1.13 released [AD RECOV support added] **DO NOT ASK FOR RELEASE DATES**

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sodeknetters

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radio 2.15 is indeed the one to go with. installed that, reinstalled MAGLDR, installed the 400mb recovery, popped in sd with RAFDROID loaded and now im running RAFDROID perfectly!

so now you're running an SD build from SD through magldr, if i understand correcly.

why do I get the impression that is totally missing the point of magldr??
the great thing about magldr is that you can actually USE the internal flash memory (NAND memory) of the phone to load a useful operating system, instead of having to rely on SD methods (which are less stable and use more battery)

running android from SD, you don't even need magldr at all!? just use haret.exe from WM6.5, auto boot, done.

SD booting option may be of temporary use (while you are still trying out NAND builds and/or configuring them to your wishes) but not permanently, it seems...
 

tobiascrystal

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He said he popped in his SD, now I'm only guessing but if you read again he implies that he installed CWM 400MB partition so again I'm assuming, but I bet he had the Rom on his SD to load using CWM.

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xda2_haseeb

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I have a great idea ... what of we can give MAGLDR a GUI so that we can either boot into any OS or use that GUI to only surf around internet over wifi or mobile network or could also make calls nothing else :) that would make MAGLDR supercool

PS: im talking about something like what comes with latest Asus motherboards, called Asus Gateway i suppose

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I have a great idea ... what of we can give MAGLDR a GUI so that we can either boot into any OS or use that GUI to only surf around internet over wifi or mobile network or could also make calls nothing else :) that would make MAGLDR supercool

PS: im talking about something like what comes with latest Asus motherboards, called Asus Gateway i suppose

Sent from my HTC HD2 using XDA App

I have good idea too. We need faster boot :rolleyes:
 

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Installed magldr 1.3 without any problems but on the menu screen i see 10 or so options to choose from and none of them takes me no where i cant even get into windows now.Wph option says kernal is missing and i dont have any android version installed so no point trying that out. What should i do ?

Please someone help
 

huggs

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Installed magldr 1.3 without any problems but on the menu screen i see 10 or so options to choose from and none of them takes me no where i cant even get into windows now.Wph option says kernal is missing and i dont have any android version installed so no point trying that out. What should i do ?

Please someone help

You no longer have Windows on your phone. But you're very close to having Android on it though :D

You now need to flash Clockworks Recovery:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=898913

And then put a CWM/zip Android ROM from here:
http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=928
onto your SD card. If it's in a .7z file, extract it, and there should be a .zip file.
Put the .zip on your SD card, not the .7z

Then boot into Clockwork by turning on your phone and from the list of options, you scroll down by using your volume keys to AD Recovery and press the green phone button (the one with the reciever facing up in case you have all-white buttons)

Once Clockwork loads up, choose 'install zip from sd card', green phone button to accept, then 'choose zip from sd card'.

Choose the .zip file that is your new Android ROM, and it will say 'transferring files' or something very similar, and when it's done, you have Android on NAND

When it's finished, choose 'reboot system now'
If it takes you back to MAGLDR, choose Boot AD NAND, and Android will boot up.
From there on, Android will boot up by itsself without extra steps :)

You can use Clockworks Recovery to do a full backup of whatever ROM you use, then you can try new ROMs without losing anything, because you can always re-flash your old ROM and restore it with Clockworks and it's just like it was when you backed it up :)
 
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SharpKami

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You no longer have Windows on your phone. But you're very close to having Android on it though :D

You now need to flash Clockworks Recovery:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=898913

And then put a CWM/zip Android ROM from here:
http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=928
onto your SD card. If it's in a .7z file, extract it, and there should be a .zip file.
Put the .zip on your SD card, not the .7z

Then boot into Clockwork by turning on your phone and from the list of options, you scroll down by using your volume keys to AD Recovery and press the green phone button (the one with the reciever facing up in case you have all-white buttons)

Once Clockwork loads up, choose 'install zip from sd card', green phone button to accept, then 'choose zip from sd card'.

Choose the .zip file that is your new Android ROM, and it will say 'transferring files' or something very similar, and when it's done, you have Android on NAND

When it's finished, choose 'reboot system now'
If it takes you back to MAGLDR, choose Boot AD NAND, and Android will boot up.
From there on, Android will boot up by itsself without extra steps :)

You can use Clockworks Recovery to do a full backup of whatever ROM you use, then you can try new ROMs without losing anything, because you can always re-flash your old ROM and restore it with Clockworks and it's just like it was when you backed it up :)

Man thats a lot of trouble u went through for me , i really appriciate that ,thank you but the purpose of me installing magldr was so that i can boot from Sd card without going into windows to boot the android installed on my sd coz thats how i want to keep it , windows mobile for my main operating system and android on the SD coz i find windows 6.5 alot more stable than the android. Is that possible ? or im wasting my time and urs.

Thnx for the reply and sorry to confuse u

Cheers


P.s Before i gave anyone a chance to help me I kind of panicked and flashed my old rom.
 
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I've already entered the flash mode, but somehow everytime when i clikc install, the program always says the USB connection is not found...im in 1.12 btw
 

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Man thats a lot of trouble u went through for me , i really appriciate that ,thank you but the purpose of me installing magldr was so that i can boot from Sd card without going into windows to boot the android installed on my sd coz thats how i want to keep it , windows mobile for my main operating system and android on the SD coz i find windows 6.5 alot more stable than the android. Is that possible ? or im wasting my time and urs.

Thnx for the reply and sorry to confuse u

Cheers
P.s Before i gave anyone a chance to help me I kind of panicked and flashed my old rom.


Nah, not alot of trouble, no problem :cool:

I see what you're wanting to do, but no, MAGLDR erases WinMo from NAND, so it's no longer on your phone.

What you want, or closest you'll get to what you want rather, is an app that you install in Windows Mobile called Exceller's Boot Loader.
Just use the forums search function with the keyword Exceller and you should be able to find it.

What it does is kinda automates the Android boot process from the sd card, so you don't have to go into your file explorer to tap CLRCAD and HaRET every time, and it's got some really great options that make booting up Android faster, easier, and maybe even saves you some battery.
 
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ClydeB1

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I've already entered the flash mode, but somehow everytime when i clikc install, the program always says the USB connection is not found...im in 1.12 btw
If you are trying to upgrade to magldr 1.13 from 1.12 you need to go to bootloader mode (multi-coloured screen) NOT magldr flash mode. Connect to pc and run romupdateutility.exe.
 

Barlows

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I dont think thats what he means. Its just ability to flash individual partitions. I.e System only and leave data and others intact. Correct me if im wrong ;)

May I suggest adding another feature? I think it would be great if MAGLDR has a feature to repartition NAND without having DFT installer (only for standard partition size already offered in CWM i.e. 150MB, 250MB & 400MB layout). The reason being - so that people can change partition layout/clear nand for CWM Zip ROMs without connecting to PC to repartition. Any custom/advanced partition layout would require connection to PC and configured through DFT installer & flash.cfg.

What do you guy think? Hope Cotulla considers this in his next features list!

Thanks Cotulla!

+1000000

That would be excellent
 

masterpier

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Not sure what I'm doing wrong

I tried installing the new magldr 1.1.3. I am not having any luck. Here are the steps I took. I put the phone into the tri-color mode plugged in the USB cable, it then changed from serial to USB on the TRI-Color screen. I then went into the magldr folder and right clicked on the romupdate utility executable and executed it using admin priviledges. I went through the wizard and hit update and the process started but it just stays stuck on 0 percent on both the phone and PC. Not sure if I need to completely wipe the phone before trying to install it from scratch. Any help anyone can offer with this issue would be appreciated. Thank you.

:confused:
 

b-16707

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I tried installing the new magldr 1.1.3. I am not having any luck. Here are the steps I took. I put the phone into the tri-color mode plugged in the USB cable, it then changed from serial to USB on the TRI-Color screen. I then went into the magldr folder and right clicked on the romupdate utility executable and executed it using admin priviledges. I went through the wizard and hit update and the process started but it just stays stuck on 0 percent on both the phone and PC. Not sure if I need to completely wipe the phone before trying to install it from scratch. Any help anyone can offer with this issue would be appreciated. Thank you.

:confused:



i had the same problem but fixed it. what OS/version are you running right now? did you first get HSPL 2.08 running (HSPL 2.08.HSPL, not the .0000 version)? this may require you to revert back to a old version of the original HTC HD2 ROM.

you need HSPL 2.08 AND radio 2.15. before installing magdlr
 

masterpier

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i had the same problem but fixed it. what OS/version are you running right now? did you first get HSPL 2.08 running (HSPL 2.08.HSPL, not the .0000 version)? this may require you to revert back to a old version of the original HTC HD2 ROM.

you need HSPL 2.08 AND radio 2.15. before installing magdlr

Humm I had magldr 1.12 loaded on it and I believe before I even installed MAGLDR 1.12 that it needed HSPL 2.08. Do you think I need to install HSPL 2.08 once again before updating to MAGLDR 1.13? I already have the correct radio. So let me know what you think.:confused:
 

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    MAGLDR 1.13

    After long (about 4 months) under awful developing, DFT proudly presents MAGLDR bootloader - The first bootloader with built-in Tetris!


    LEO512 and LEO1024 are supported both.
    MAGLDR doesn't replace OSPL/HSPL. It runs in the chain after. So it's safe to install and remove it.
    You need HardSPL 2.08 before installation!

    History:

    V1.11 fixed "GO GO GO stuck issue".
    V1.12 added WPH support.
    V1.13 added AD Recovery support, fixed few bugs.



    Installation:

    You need radio which support 576 RAM.
    Run ROMUpdateUtility.exe and install it.


    Notes:


    "Boot AD SD" - boots android from SD card.
    zImage and initrd.gz loaded from directory selected via "AD SD Dir" menu.
    rel_path=%ADSDDIR% added to kernel command line.

    "Boot AD NAND"- boots android from NAND.
    zImage and initrd.gz loaded from YAFFS2 partition with "boot" flag.

    "Boot WPH" - boots WPH from nand. WPH must be flashed before.

    "USB MassStg" - provide SD card as USB Stick to computer. You can copy files via it directly without OS.
    Allow to change kernels fast for Android developers.
    THIS FEATURE IS STILL EXPERIMENTAL. BE WARNED.

    "USB Flasher" - use this item to flash Android or WPH.
    "USB TTY" - need same drivers like MTTY for SPL access
    "AD HardReset"- erase android partitons with "hr" in the flags. usually you need erase userstore.
    "Tetris" - Tetris game. Get 111111 score to activate hidden features of MAGLDR ;)

    "DMESG to SD" - dumps dmesg android log to SD card. useful for developers. EXPERIMENTAL.
    "DumpUDtoSD" - dumps asize partition to SD card. BUGGY, SLOW and not tested. Don't use it.
    "UseLast24NAND" - allow to use last 24 megabytes of NAND. EXPERIMENTAL.
    But if you update MAGLDR via RUU or press WM65 hard reset keys.
    you will lost this 24 megabytes of data. I
    It means data will be corrupted or device won't boot more.
    Default is OFF.


    Use "Home" key to return back from submenu.
    Use "Power" key to enter main menu during autoboot.


    New in MAGLDR113 :

    *Added support for Android Recovery
    *Added support for raw boot partition format (like in native android devices)
    *Fixed USBMassStorage data lost on big transfers
    *Fixed Power-Off-Cable-Plug-Stop. Phone now detects this situation and reboots. Battery controller inside LEO needs runtime control during charge, it implemented in OS.
    *V1.13 still compatible with 1.10 1.11 1.12. Future version maybe not compatible with previous, be warned.
    *Added option "ClearSD MBR". which erase MBR, so card can be formatted via any program after WP7 boot ("200 Mb problem").


    Future developerment :

    *planned to add Haret's startup.txt support for Android SD
    *fast boot support (?)
    *support of fixed partitions layout with ability to reflash any partition
    *WM65 NAND boot with any rom (?)
    *WM65 NAND boot with special designed roms for MAGLDR boot.


    Disclaimer

    This product is free to use at your own risk. We take no
    responsibility for any conflict, fault, or damage caused by
    this unlocking procedure. No warranties, implied or otherwise, are given if you agree to use this product.
    No problems were found while testing this product on several different devices, your experience may vary.
    This software is free, but not open source.



    Download links

    V1.13

    Download NOW! (Right Click and 'Save Link As')



    V1.11

    Download NOW! (Right Click and 'Save Link As')



    V1.10

    Download it NOW!
    Mirrows:

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    http://box5.noobhands.com/magldr/DFT_LEO_MAGLDR110.rar
    http://box6.noobhands.com/magldr/DFT_LEO_MAGLDR110.rar





    Thread about LEO "Stock" Android NAND ROM


    You can report bugs & suggestion & problems in this thread.

    HAPPY NEW YEAR!,
    30.12.2010
    -DFT
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    Hello,


    I want try to explain several things, there are many rumors around I think.


    First of all I want to say that those hobby projects (MAGLDR and etc) comes NOT ONLY from me.
    It comes from entire team, DFT team.
    You should always considering it so.
    I did the most of work of MAGLDR alone, but it still includes software, resources, hardware, testing, moral support from the team.
    Without them nothing was created by me: HSPL, MAGLDR, and etc.
    I have NO RIGHTS to manage all that without DFT team.


    Last times we got less people in our team, some people become very busy (no time for hobby) and some retire by different reasons (family, education, etc) It's their right.
    (I think oldschool guys still remember bepe and his WM kitchen and another cool stuffs. :cool: )
    I am also become more busy nowdays, life is life, everything is changing very often.


    About LEO projects...
    Actually we failed on scheduling time right and understand how hard to finish most of them.
    It's very big projects.
    Initial MAGLDR version was done very fast and with a lot of problems. Then I decided to reimplement it from zero.
    But the first attempt fails, so I started again and then it become very complex and large.
    And still many things must be done ever for the first release :(


    About device change...
    My LEOs seems are broken: one got problem with buttons and another got many bad blocks :(
    Well LEO's hardware become older and older.
    LEO was good device I learned a lot of with it, but I decided to switch myself to the new more powerful device with a lot of new opportunities.

    HTC One should be good device for new fun.
    I hope that time DFT will use another strategy "release less, but more often" to prevent collecting non finished stuff.


    About source codes...
    DFT team rules prohibits releasing source codes and information.
    It's not our goal. Our goal make funny and interesting things with mobile devices and share it with people to give them fun too.

    Many other teams around XDA are also using same rules... so it's ok.


    We followed our rules by years and it's why we are still alive,
    unlike some guys who shared much in the past and then disappear very fast by various reasons
    (for example 911sniper, who released a lot of fresh HTC RUU)
    As well DFT doesn't have goal to 'show off' infront of community and world. It's cheap and not persistent.

    Another problem that except users who really just like to mod and play with mobile devices, there are some people who
    1)making illegal things (changing IMEIs on stolen phones, hacking networks and etc) 2)making money on that.
    We consider our team as hobby only, so it's not our goal to help such persons.
    Triggering such things will bite our community as well.


    Actually most of stuff on XDA is illegal. It's fact. Just for now most companies close eyes on that.
    But it doesn't mean that it will be always - good example is the lastest HTC actions: 'war against RUU'.
    So our actions nowdays in the community define our future as well, we must be careful.
    Releasing too much today may mean NOTHING in the future. no WP8 unlocks, no WP9 unlocks, nothing!


    Another thing WRT/WP7/WP8 - it's NOT Android's world with AOSP open source.
    It's completely closed source and any actions with that illegal.
    I hope nobody cares when we are not making money on that and we are not crossing some 'line'.


    Conclusion...
    Ofcourse all that is sorrowfully,
    I am sure there are few good guys who probably could continue some projects and reach success,
    but our world is not ideal, unfortunately. So it's impossible.




    I hope you understand our reasons or got a new view to the problem.
    Before telling "heh, that's bull****!" think that DFT is doing that for almost 8 years and got some experience.

    There were no ideas about green robots and 4 core CPUs and Cotulla afraided to flash his PDA


    Best regards,
    -Cotulla
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    1.13 will be released soon :) sorry for delays :(
    1.13 will be compatible with 1.11 and 1.12 :)
    but I think 1.14 or 1.15 may break partition layout, so you will need reinstall rom (any OS).

    I added useful feature - "Remove MBR from SD", allow to restore superfloppy format of card after WPH partitioning.

    So you just run this option then you can format card as usual.
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    Release of V1.13 comes soon:


    Already done:


    *fixed USB MassStorage
    On big transfers previous versions sometimes lost one sector. fixed.

    *added recovery support
    New menu item "AD Recovery" allow to boot into recovery. Only for AD NAND.

    *added google "native" boot.img support.
    such kind of binaries can be created by mkbootimg program, it have advantage smaller size, but impossible to update zImage or initrd.

    *solution for power-off-plug-cable
    if you turn device off and then plug USB/AC cable, device will just boot to OS or MAGLDR. This looks like only one possible solution, because LEO's battery controller (DS2746) need manual control of charging. So device boots to Android or WPH and OS drivers control charging process.


    About future DFT development:

    we plan to make (or at least try ;) ) make WM65 SD version, which will runs from SD, like AD before. (two files on SD card with FAT, one file is system file (WM65_OS.bin) and second is data store (Data.fat), filesystem is FAT).
    However expected WM65 won't have access to SD card root (impossible to implement this). But you can always mount in android this Data.fat as loopback image and share files with WM65 if you need!

    Also it's possible to add such kind of option to MAGLDR, which will mount this Data.Fat as USB Mass Storage.
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    Great job Cotulla , go go go :D