**UPDATED** Android On Vogue - n00b Guide (now with files)

[bmar08]

being a fellow noob that has been testing here and there figuring out how to get the Android working on my Vogue this is a great guide. I wish it would have been around a few weeks ago but its all good. Well i do have a few questions you may be able to answer.
1. I had to copy the intrd.gz, rootfs.img,zImage files onto the main memory and the storage card to get it to upload from the Harat.exe...is this suppose to be that way?
2. I have the Harat file on the main memory in windows as an icon in the start menu, this shouldnt need to be changed with trying different versions of Android.
Just was curious, this thread is awesome though... thanks alot

[psykotik312]

Originally Posted by bmar08

being a fellow noob that has been testing here and there figuring out how to get the Android working on my Vogue this is a great guide. I wish it would have been around a few weeks ago but its all good. Well i do have a few questions you may be able to answer.
1. I had to copy the intrd.gz, rootfs.img,zImage files onto the main memory and the storage card to get it to upload from the Harat.exe...is this suppose to be that way?
2. I have the Harat file on the main memory in windows as an icon in the start menu, this shouldnt need to be changed with trying different versions of Android.
Just was curious, this thread is awesome though... thanks alot

I haven't had to do this but I haven't been able to get some of the builds to work on my phone. I may try this to see if it will get some to work.

[cb526]

This is EXACTLY what I needed, I think. I'll be trying this in the next week and am a clueless noob.

I have one question: does MMS (picture messaging, etc.) work from within this version of Android for Vogue? I sure hope so.

I'm excited to try this out.

[psykotik312]

Originally Posted by cb526

This is EXACTLY what I needed, I think. I'll be trying this in the next week and am a clueless noob.

I have one question: does MMS (picture messaging, etc.) work from within this version of Android for Vogue? I sure hope so.

I'm excited to try this out.

Receiving picture messages does work but I don't know if the picture mail .cab from sprint will work. I haven't tried it but I will give it a go in a bit and let you know.

[mixxy]

Originally Posted by cb526

This is EXACTLY what I needed, I think. I'll be trying this in the next week and am a clueless noob.

I have one question: does MMS (picture messaging, etc.) work from within this version of Android for Vogue? I sure hope so.

I'm excited to try this out.

yes it does with the correct build.

[horndoctor]

Great Job Man!I haven't messed with Android yet but I may now that I read this.Thanks for taking the time to do this! More info is always great!

[bugzy]

Can you provide links to where to find latest ROMs?

I use to have a Vogue a year ago, and I loved running the original Android OS over on Vogue, but I have Diamond, but I'm thinking about buying a used Vogue to play around with Android more

[psykotik312]

Originally Posted by bugzy

Can you provide links to where to find latest ROMs?

I use to have a Vogue a year ago, and I loved running the original Android OS over on Vogue, but I have Diamond, but I'm thinking about buying a used Vogue to play around with Android more

Its on the first page. Google Vogue-Android Projects in blue.

[piperthedj]

DUDE!!! ihave been beating my head against the wall getting this to work... i have looked everywhere and then after weeks and weeks, i find this page... and would you believe it, YOU HAVE SAVED ME!!! i am forever greatful.
ANDROID up and running- Qapla'Ma

[psykotik312]

Originally Posted by piperthedj

DUDE!!! ihave been beating my head against the wall getting this to work... i have looked everywhere and then after weeks and weeks, i find this page... and would you believe it, YOU HAVE SAVED ME!!! i am forever greatful.
ANDROID up and running- Qapla'Ma

Lol, thanks. That's exactly why I did this. There is a lot of useful info here, but "The Complete n00b's Guide" is something that is usually overlooked.