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Originally Posted by darylrue
I did a fresh clear storage and load of spring lovers rom 6.5. Also tried mighty rom and stock roms.
I downloaded 11-22 build haret, installed to storage card, replaced conf file(12-23), copied 3 files(libgles 12-20, gralloc 11-30, buildprop 12-1  to root of sd card. First boot selected rhod400 and no other options. Result was a slow load as expected then a auto reboot to windows os.
Then I tried selecting hw3d, n.american dial, 700mhz overclock, force cdma and it is taking like 20 minutes and still loading. It went into a loop and no options will get me out of it currently. I tried various posted startup.txt files here. Still boot looping says 24 bytes then cycles through about 15 lines of code and repeats.
I just want to be able to keep android up for several days without the vibrate and reboot all the time. Should that not be possible?
Can someone with a sprint tp2 post exactly how they are working (6.5 rom, 11-22 download, os file date 12-23 in root, other two files, conf file from first page replaced, boot with manual startup.txt) that may make this work without rebooting or is that expected? I was excited to read about stability in first post so I thought I would give another try.
I would love to be able to never boot windows mobile again but I need SOME stability and reliability. I even tried formatting SD card and just running the 1122 build and nothing else and I get nothing but unstability. On a unrelated note, should the keyboard light be able to work? Would be the major item for core functioning in dark... Other than that I can live without the other stuff. All this because no one has an app for multiple exchange accounts.  |
Android isn't yet even close to being considered "stable" on our phones, so if you're expecting that just stop right now. This is for testing, for fun... not meant to replace WinMo.
Second, don't use the startup utility. It usually creates more problems then it solves... Post your startup.txt, probably needs pruning.
With that said, GlemSom's autobuild site has a fairly updated kernel. However, it is getting behind because his autobuild service is down... so if you want the newest of the new, you'll have to grab it from the testing threads.
Either way, you should be able to at least boot. Just keep in mind this thread and many others are more for 'power-users' - as-in, it's a little tricky what you have to do to get it up and running. Probably best to stick to the bundle packages until all this stuff gets committed.