NAND boot testing. Test 5: SOUND!!!!/Test 7: Single NBH/Serialno/tilt2 fix
 

This is not a compact windows, this will allow your rhod to boot directly into android. You flash this like you would any normal windows flash. Setup is the same as reefermattness's builds that go in /andboot (on your sd card). The startup.txt file does not do anything with this, so any changes to it are useless. I will update with a longer, more detailed post in the next few days.

Thanks for your help, and to the super smart devs: Jonpry, [ACL], PHH, Pohket, and the rest of #htc-linux.

Test 7: single nbh (use included modules)

All RHODS need data from RHOD100 variants.

Links:
Modules
RHOD210
RHOD400
RHOD500
Tilt2

For wifi to work, you must download the updated modules file everytime there is a new test.


Download your correct nbh, and place the modules file in andboot of the sd card. The zip's will have your ruu_signed.nbh file in it.

Stuff that doesn't work:
USB!!!! (no charging/maybe works. Test it for me!)
3d
bluetooth
Maybe other stuff, have not tested it in android enough yet.

Working:
Sound
Phone can be turned off correctly.
GPS
Data
Phone
Keyboard
Wifi
will more update later. Basically, I'm leaving it to you guys to test.

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Reserved for generalized/helpful information, will update as necessary

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Reserved for generalized/helpful files and accompanying information, updated as necessary

(Files may include but are not limited to: SPL/PRI/Radio/NBH and more)

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Well, I may have a solution. I'm going to re-do everything tomorrow to make sure it works correctly. There may be a security thing that I have to follow for some phones. Nothing new on your part, just a new (and smaller!) .nbh file.

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Awesome work man.. Now that its working on mine.. I think it'll work for a lot of other ppl. Looking forward to all the updates :D

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WoZZeR: Awesome, the NBH you made for Hyperfire last night works for me too! Thanks!

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I am using a t-mo tp2. rhod210. What info would you need to make an NBH file for my device?

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in theory, not much. I'm looking into if I can release a single nbh with acl. At worse case, I have one for CDMA, and one for GSM.

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Test2 added and updated. electrikjesus, I'm really interested if this still works for GSM, so I made a special RHOD210 for you

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This is amazing how rapidly solutions are being found.
When you have the right talent anything is possible.

Thank you guys!