Originally Posted by Gremlin75 (Post 2057008)

I did read your post, thanks (otherwise I would have been completely lost!).

As I mentioned, I tried setting this up with using just the USB Drivers from your post (I've attached a picture of them on my PC so you can see the names/dates/versions of them), then tried installing Droid Explorer. When those didn't work, I formatted my SD Card, installed a fresh version of FRX04, and connected it via USB cable to my laptop as soon as it settled after the boot. Windows Vista detects the phone, and the phone shows USB debugging connected and USB connected on the status bar. Windows then asks for a driver for the XDA, but when I point it to the USB Drivers folder, it reports that it can't locate a driver there. The same thing happens with the CDC ACM & CDC ACM Data. Any ideas? ](*,)

Originally Posted by arrrghhh (Post 2056994)

We have an FAQ... Granted, it is still a work in progress, but it's getting there.

You can overclock, but you have to do it by hand if you don't use the startup utility. I do not support the startup utility, but I guess I should link to it...

Did you move the startup.txt file to where you run haret.exe from?

Step 3...

Originally Posted by Gremlin75 (Post 2057009)

No...FAT32 works great for every build I've ever done. Are you using the HP tool to format the card? It's recommended by most people, although I've never had a problem with doing it under Windows. Another thing to keep in mind is that the class of the SD card seems to make some difference, although I can't recall what category (IV?) it should be for best performance. Have you been able to run any of the other builds successfully without getting I/O errors?

Originally Posted by fishingmedic (Post 2057010)

Do you have every file at the root, i.e. startup.txt, haret, modules, zimage, system.ext2, etc? Or are they still in a folder that at root? Wherever haret is, you need to have your startup.txt file and depending on where that is, you may need to add a line to your startup.txt file.

Originally Posted by hammester (Post 2057001)

I keep getting tons of I/O errors after running haret. I have everything on the root of my SD card and even tried formatting the sd card to FAT32. Should I be formatting it to something else?

Originally Posted by n1nj4Lo (Post 2057020)

Yea I'm waiting on it to boot, but it appears to be doing the samething the cab did... I'm just going to wait till I see the banner screen that says "XDANDROID" flashing/animating... I think the last time I left my phone sitting on that screen too long and thats why I couldnt do anything or get past that screen.

If it works then how does it need to be to work with Gen.Y Boot, rooted to that folder or all rooted directly to the card with no folder.
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Still waiting on it to boot! haha

Originally Posted by Recursion (Post 2057038)

When did this thread turn into a sticky??

Btw, thanks for the compilation Arrrghhh! This is my first time, so no longer a virgin, but still a bit green. I'll need a little time to catch up here, so please no punches for any stupid questions from me, k? lol...

Originally Posted by n1nj4Lo (Post 2057039)

Still waiting on it to boot! haha
20 minutes later or so
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The font is too small to read but I keep seeing something about "Busy" whatever IDK the rest.

Originally Posted by n1nj4Lo (Post 2057039)

Still waiting on it to boot! haha
20 minutes later or so
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The font is too small to read but I keep seeing something about "Busy" whatever IDK the rest.

Originally Posted by arrrghhh (Post 2057042)

Today, in fact! I'm not too hard on the newbies... am I? :p. Plus, I don't think there are any stupid questions - I try to put everything that's needed in the first post, just let me know if something is worded funny.



Ok, 20 mins is way too long. You should see the XDAndroid boot logo with the flying droids within 5 minutes. No boot should take longer than 10.

So try to update to the 1258 kernel. If that doesn't work, do a full format using the HP Tool. FAT32.

Do you have space on the SD card? You need at least 256mb free to create the data.img... I guess try the 1258 kernel first, then format the card, and if both of those still result in a failed boot we'll have to dig a little deeper.