Android/Linux for CDMA Touch Pro 2

[Eschelon]

Originally Posted by jackreisinger1511

Thanks for the info, I tried that command but I still can't get the Android build to load. After it displays "CDMA Rhodium Found" it displays an error then displays "Something used micropklt_lcd_ctrl. This function should no longer be used." over and over again until the phone powers off which I imagine is because it runs out of memory. Do you have any ideas what this is and how I could fix it to get Android to load? I know this isn't the best explanitation, please let me know if you need any additional info or if there's some kind of log I can post to help troubleshot. Thanks again for the help.

I see you've been having this problem for a while...

Try to start from scratch. Re-format your storage card (not the phone memory - Android HAS to be run from a microsd card at this point in the process). Format as FAT32. Once formatted, re-download flyers' package from the first post again and unzip the files. Then place them all on the root (which means not inside any folders) of your storage card and then run haret.exe

[jackreisinger1511]

Originally Posted by Eschelon

I see you've been having this problem for a while...

Try to start from scratch. Re-format your storage card (not the phone memory - Android HAS to be run from a microsd card at this point in the process). Format as FAT32. Once formatted, re-download flyers' package from the first post again and unzip the files. Then place them all on the root (which means not inside any folders) of your storage card and then run haret.exe

I've tried this several times with six different micro SD cards ranging from 2gb to 16gb (all Class 2 or unknown). I've formatted all the cards in "Disk Management" with the Allocation unit size set to "Default" and I've gotten the same result everytime. I've even went as far as Hard Resetting my device which didn't work either. Please let me know if you have any suggestions cause I'm stumped.

[tekdemon]

Originally Posted by jackreisinger1511

I've tried this several times with six different micro SD cards ranging from 2gb to 16gb (all Class 2 or unknown). I've formatted all the cards in "Disk Management" with the Allocation unit size set to "Default" and I've gotten the same result everytime. I've even went as far as Hard Resetting my device which didn't work either. Please let me know if you have any suggestions cause I'm stumped.

I guess in addition to everything everyone else has said, are you putting all the files where they're supposed to be going? Things have to go where they're supposed to so a lot of stuff has to be in the root of the card...not a subfolder, etc.