Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

lol yup. Thanks for testing... Read up on LK and fastboot before you go any farther. We don't have the boot.img or recovery.img fully working yet...
Running into some issues with LK and the kernel not working with each other. :( And the partitions need to be figured out too...

But we are getting closer!
This is all new to me so I'm reading just as much as you should be reading! ;)

Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

I guess this is a good read on LK: https://www.codeaurora.org/2010/03/0...id-bootloader/

Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

if you are gsm and its getting this far, well then this is good news.

Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

LK is what?
I tested LK.nbh
Look at this picture。。。
EDIT：Pictures shot the vague...
I saw the interface is :Blue background+White font
Is a new interface?
But finally stopped on the
"
fastboot_init()
udc_start()
"

Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

You have a lot of reading to do.. start with "fastboot" on google.

Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

I'm booting off NAND via the instructions here and have been having a noob of a time getting applications requiring root access to function, with Titanium being the main app I want so I can more easily transition between installations for testing purposes. I've attempted to download Busybox, however it fails installing due to inability to get root access, as well. I have XP Windows with ADB Drivers installed and I can get around a little bit in Droid Explorer. I don't get prompts when opening applications which require root, just them saying they failed to get access. I have USB Debugging enabled, if that matters at all. I've done some digging in the various threads here though perhaps I don't know the terminology I should be looking for. Superuser, busybox, root don't land results which have been helpful to me, unfortunately, and all discussions of the topic in forums not specific to the TP2 seem to bear only cursory relevancy to it. I have a RHOD400 type device.

Thanks in advance for any and all help provided and if there is, in fact, a thread or post which covers this in a way I might be able to follow just pointing me in that direction would be most appreciated.

Originally posted here, now posted in this thread as suggested.

Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

Place this file in the ROOT of you sdcard. Boot into recovery mode and run the update. You should then be good to go!!! :)\\:D/
update.tgz


For people with WIFI problems go to data and remove the wifi-nvram.txt file and do the update above. :)

Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

Thanks .. ill commit this script so we can all enjoy the fix for the wifi issue.

Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

I never had an issue rooting. Can you try this before you do the update lmiller posted.

install SU from market. Install busybox from maket (the jrummy version works for me) then TI

Re: NAND Boot Testing - 04-06: FRX06 on NAND (Testing FRX06 now!)
 

Thanks for the recommendations, [ACL]. I've gone through and installed, from the market both Superuser (ChainsDD creator) and BusyBox (JRummy version). I'm still having the same issues, though again I may be just doing something wrong, I'm by no means a power user with this yet and I may be neglecting a step considered very basic. This is a link to a screencast I made showing attempting first the Busybox installer, then paging through the Superuser application, then Titanium Backup. If what I understand is correct, when I open, say Titanium, for the first time, a popup should come up asking if I want to grant root access to the application. If there's other information I can provide please let me know.