Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2

[flyers2114]

Originally Posted by 00_MACKIE_00

oh lookie lookie what we got?????????????

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/forumdisplay.php?f=179

Nice.....

Originally Posted by mikejones13

WTF?? Ummmm did you try to flash BACK TO STOCK before you took it to the store. Should work if you get to the TP2 boot screen you can get to Bootloader and flash from there. And what ROM are you talking about this isn't exactly a ROM.

I am going to have to agree with this...Sprint does not have some of the brightest techs...so it would not surprise me...

[95-civic]

Originally Posted by Mazzakre

OK so after much trial and error Ive found that you can not turn on Wi-Fi with the Android files in the Android folder. It has to be directly on the root of the sd card. Dont know why, wifi must look for something at the root to work. Testing Google Maps now

I had no problems at all turning WIFI when the files are stored in a folder. Just make sure you are using the latest initrd.gz and add rel_path=Android into the cmdline in your startup.txt

[fusion]

Originally Posted by 95-civic

I had no problems at all turning WIFI when the files are stored in a folder. Just make sure you are using the latest initrd.gz and add rel_path=Android into the cmdline in your startup.txt

I have placed all the android files from flyers zip into a folder named "Androidfs" on the root of my SD card.

I added rel_path=Androidfs to the startup.txt file in the "Androidfs" fil before the last set of quotes and I am getting an error when trying to load haret saying rel_path is invalid key.

Anyone able to help? besides saying put the files on the root of the sd.

Thanks!

[evsdr]

if ill could charge the bat that it for me no more winmo for me everything working as stated in post one thanks

[Eschelon]

Originally Posted by fusion

I have placed all the android files from flyers zip into a folder named "Androidfs" on the root of my SD card.

I added rel_path=Androidfs to the startup.txt file in the "Androidfs" fil before the last set of quotes and I am getting an error when trying to load haret saying rel_path is invalid key.

Anyone able to help? besides saying put the files on the root of the sd.

Thanks!

Remove the rel_path=androidfs text from your startup file, and then place all Android files in a folder on the storage card called 'andboot' (no quotes, all lowercase). Then cut the rootfs.img file from the andboot folder and paste it to the root of the storage card and leave the rest of the files in the andboot folder. Then run haret

[fusion]

Originally Posted by Eschelon

Remove the rel_path=androidfs text from your startup file, and then place all Android files in a folder on the storage card called 'andboot' (no quotes, all lowercase). Then cut the rootfs.img file from the andboot folder and paste it to the root of the storage card and leave the rest of the files in the andboot folder. Then run haret

Thanks Esch!

[tekknogenius]

Originally Posted by fusion

I have placed all the android files from flyers zip into a folder named "Androidfs" on the root of my SD card.

I added rel_path=Androidfs to the startup.txt file in the "Androidfs" fil before the last set of quotes and I am getting an error when trying to load haret saying rel_path is invalid key.

Anyone able to help? besides saying put the files on the root of the sd.

Thanks!

Note. The set cmdline "blah blah blah" must be on one line, so make sure that you added rel_path=whatever on that line.

[mikezpc]

Mr P is online, wonder if we might see an update

[Mazzakre]

Originally Posted by Mazzakre

OK so after much trial and error Ive found that you can not turn on Wi-Fi with the Android files in the Android folder. It has to be directly on the root of the sd card. Dont know why, wifi must look for something at the root to work. Testing Google Maps now

That worked just fine. mapped me within 1400 meters which isnt great but better than nothin.

[mbg19]

37 pages in one day?! impressive work lol im enjoying android a lot right now sms in android is really smooth compared that that glitchy and buggy windows mobile