So I will start from polyrhythmic's thread about porting Eclair Hero 2.1 to Kaiser.
A package with all files is available now. Thanks herpez
So Let's have Android 2.1 on Blackstone (HTC HD) Now.
I "Guess" this build is generic, Not sure which devices can it be run on.
babijoee, if it's generic, then "One For All, All For One".
I could successfully installed Android Flan 2.1 with SENSE UI on my Blackstone, and here are my results:
Working:
-Radio Fully Works.
-SMS Fully Works.
-Vibration.
-USB Charging and Debugging.
-Touch screen.
-Keyboard.
-Microphone.
-Front Speaker.
Not Working
-Wifi
-GPRS
-GPS
-Bluetooth
-External Speaker
-HTC Widgets. (Thinking of getting rid of them)
-Other things (Will be determined during the process of testing)
Issues:
-Very slow when booting first time. (Reason is Rosie UI Launcher, I removed it locally and increased Boot speed as well as the whole device itself clearly)
-If you feel that the device is freezed, no make sure cuz it's not. It's just doing SO MANY processes.
-This build needs patience, so if you are not patient please save your device from your anger and don't test it.
Download: (So all credits goes to polyrhythmic now, and we will use his files to make Android 2.1 work perfectly on Blackstone).
http://www.4shared.com/file/185118411/18defbb0/filessense.html
Thanks herpez for upload. herpez Tested it and it's working.
Installation:
1- Download the Package and exctract it to your computer.
2- IMPORTANT - Download the zip file that is attached with this post, extract it and copy ALL the files in it to conf folder in the build.
3- Copy the files to your SD-Card. (MUST use clean one)
4- So your SD card will look like this:
SD Card Root
/conf/*ALL CONF FILES IN THE ATTACHED ZIP
Haret.exe
initrd.gz
zImage
rootfs.img
system.sqsh
startup.txt
5- Run Haret.
6- Post your feedback !Important!
IF you're using a swap partition on your SD card DOWNLOAD THIS and rename it to eclairhero.user.conf
Note: This build is useless without creating a swap file, the .conf file will create a swap file, otherwise use a swap partition to store data in.
Screenshots and FAQ are to come.
Cheers,
A package with all files is available now. Thanks herpez
So Let's have Android 2.1 on Blackstone (HTC HD) Now.
I "Guess" this build is generic, Not sure which devices can it be run on.
babijoee, if it's generic, then "One For All, All For One".
I could successfully installed Android Flan 2.1 with SENSE UI on my Blackstone, and here are my results:
Working:
-Radio Fully Works.
-SMS Fully Works.
-Vibration.
-USB Charging and Debugging.
-Touch screen.
-Keyboard.
-Microphone.
-Front Speaker.
Not Working
-Wifi
-GPRS
-GPS
-Bluetooth
-External Speaker
-HTC Widgets. (Thinking of getting rid of them)
-Other things (Will be determined during the process of testing)
Issues:
-Very slow when booting first time. (Reason is Rosie UI Launcher, I removed it locally and increased Boot speed as well as the whole device itself clearly)
-If you feel that the device is freezed, no make sure cuz it's not. It's just doing SO MANY processes.
-This build needs patience, so if you are not patient please save your device from your anger and don't test it.
Download: (So all credits goes to polyrhythmic now, and we will use his files to make Android 2.1 work perfectly on Blackstone).
http://www.4shared.com/file/185118411/18defbb0/filessense.html
Thanks herpez for upload. herpez Tested it and it's working.
Installation:
1- Download the Package and exctract it to your computer.
2- IMPORTANT - Download the zip file that is attached with this post, extract it and copy ALL the files in it to conf folder in the build.
3- Copy the files to your SD-Card. (MUST use clean one)
4- So your SD card will look like this:
SD Card Root
/conf/*ALL CONF FILES IN THE ATTACHED ZIP
Haret.exe
initrd.gz
zImage
rootfs.img
system.sqsh
startup.txt
5- Run Haret.
6- Post your feedback !Important!
IF you're using a swap partition on your SD card DOWNLOAD THIS and rename it to eclairhero.user.conf
Note: This build is useless without creating a swap file, the .conf file will create a swap file, otherwise use a swap partition to store data in.
Screenshots and FAQ are to come.
Cheers,
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