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HTC HD2 Android NAND + MAGLDR + cLK
HTC Leo, HTC T8585
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All about firmwareAndroid OSloaderMAGLDRandClockworkMod recovery

This firmware manual is suitable for any HD2 in any good condition. It does not matter if you have TMOUS or a European, it does not matter what OS it is, what bootloader is stitching, what kind of radio, just got a device from the factory or passes a third party. It doesn't matter what version of Windows you have on your PC, 32-bit or 64-bit.
Mandatory requirements for Android firmware on HD2:
1.A modified SPL loader version 2.08.HSPL must be flashed, with other versions of the Android SPL loader it will not be downloaded.
Check it out. Why go to the SPL bootloader ("mattress"): on the switched off communicator, hold down the volume down key and briefly press the power button. After the color bars appear on the screen, the volume down button can be released. The inscription "SPL-2.08.HSPL" should be present in the upper lane of the mattress; if it is absent, follow the instructions in the next spoiler

Instructions for firmware boot SPL version 2.08.HSPL

- Download the following archive to PCHSPL4.zip- This is the fourth version of the SPL flasher, which allows you to flash the SPL loader of any version, both the official (OSPL) and modified versions.
- Unzip it to any convenient place on the PC.
- The communicator battery must be charged at least 50%.
- Go to the SPL loader ("mattress"): on the switched off communicator, hold down the volume down key and briefly press the power button. After the color bars appear on the screen, the volume down button can be released.
- We connect the smartphone to the PC via USB.
- In the lower lane of the mattress appearsUSB . If the inscription did not appear (the PC did not detect HD2, the drivers were not automatically installed), then install the following driver on the PC manually (through the device manager) USB drivers . This is a driver from Windows Mobile Device Center for Windows 7 or from Microsoft ActiveSync for Windows XP. The driver is also installed with the program.
- After the caption appears, run HSPL4.exe on the PC and follow all the instructions on the PC screen. At one point, the flash driver will ask you exactly which version of the SPL bootloader to install, select2.08.HSPL(patched bootloader)
- At the end, the device will reboot, on the PC an inscription about successful completion will appear and the USB cable can be disconnected.
- Check if the SPL boot loader was correctly installed. We go in the mattress: on the switched off communicator, hold down the volume down key and briefly press the power button. The upper line should contain the inscription SPL-2.08.HSPL, it means that the patched bootloader needed for the Android OS firmware is stitched.

About support for different versions of "HSPL"

This information is recommended for reading only by experienced users.
HSPL2, HSPL3, HSPL4 are the flash drivers (programs for Windows) of the SPL bootloader. And 2.08.HSPL is the version of the SPL loader itself. So this bootloader can flash both HSPL2, and HSPL3, and HSPL4. And the differences are as follows: HSPL2 does not support TMOUS HD2 and cannot be used if your HD2 has SPL version 3.03.0000 (part of the official 3.14 firmware) flashed, HSPL3 supports TMOUS HD2, but you cannot use it either on HD2 SPL version 3.03.0000. HSPL4 can be used with SPL loader version 3.03.0000 and at the same time it is possible to flash patched SPL loader version 3.03.HSPL - here it is that MAGLDR does not support. But at the same time, HSPL4 MAGLDR itself supports, because with it, you can flash the desired SPL version 2.08.HSPL

2. firmware radio module must be version 2.10 and higher

Instructions for the latest firmware Radio

- Download the following archive to PC Radio 2.15.50.14.rar and unzip it to any convenient folder. This is the archive with the flasher of the radio module version 2.15.50.14.
- Go to the SPL loader ("mattress"): on the switched off communicator, hold down the volume down key and briefly press the power button. After the color bars appear on the screen, the volume down button can be released.
- Connect your device to a PC via USB.
- After the computer correctly recognizes HD2 (USB appears in the lower band of the mattress), launch the file on the PCCustomRUU.exefrom the folder with the unzipped firmware of the radio module.
- Follow all the instructions of the flasher on the PC screen

The firmware of the radio module and the SPL loader has nothing to do with Android and is NOT discussed in this topic.
3. additional Android loader must be flashed - MAGLDR

WhatMAGLDR bootloader

DFT (Dark forces team - a group of developers working on HD2) led byCotulla developed the MAGLDR bootloader - an Android OS bootloader that allows you to flash and use Android or WPh7 on HD2 (support added since version 1.12).
The MAGLDR loader is part of the firmware that allows the HTC HD2 to work with Android OS. In addition, MAGLDR allows you to access the memory card without loading the operating system. Allows you to load Android as from the built-in drive (NAND firmware), and build Android'a for the memory card. And also allows you to perform a number of other functions. MAGLDR is flashed before the firmware of Android itself. MAGLDR does not replace the SPL screw loader. It starts after it. So it can be easily installed and removed, without the risk of getting a brick.
You can read about how the firmware is arranged in the following place:HTC Leo - FAQ. MAGLDR in this hierarchy occupies an intermediate place. The SPL loader (which used to load WM) now initializes MAGLDR, which in turn loads Android.
MAGLDR with Windows Mobile is not compatible, the firmware of one of them is due to the removal of the other.

MAGLDR stitched, how to enter it? - on the fully turned off communicator, hold down the power button and DO NOT release it until the menu appears.
If no operating system is not yet flashed, then when you turn on the HD2 screen, the main menu of the MAGLDR bootloader is displayed (boot menu), it can also be opened using the method described above.
How to find out what is my version of MAGLDR? - go into it, there will be written on top

Value of menu items

Boot menu
1. "Boot WPH"- downloads Windows Phone 7 firmware (need to flash WPh7 first)
2. "Boot AD SD"- loads Android from a memory card. To start, you need to place the Android assembly on the memory card and specify the path to the kernel (zImage) and initrd.gz, this is done in the "AD SD Dir" item.
3. "Boot AD NAND"- downloads the Android firmware from the built-in drive (NAND). Requires pre-flash Android.
zImage and initrd.gz are loaded from the boot partition on the HD2 internal storage.
4. "USB MassStg"- the function of a removable drive allows you to connect to a PC via USB to access the memory card without booting the OS.
5. "USB Flasher"- mode to work with DAF flasher when connected to a PC via USB. Used to install DAF-firmware Android'a, Windows Phone 7, as well as to install ClockworkMod recovery. In order for the PC to correctly recognize the communicator in this mode, you must install (usually automatically installed) the driver from the Windows Mobile Device Center (Microsoft ActiveSync).
6. "USB TTY"- the function of executing commands (such as task 2a, task29, etc.) from a PC via USB via the MTTY program. Requires installation on a PC of the same driver as to support MTTY access to SPL.
7. "AD HardReset"- deletes the Android partition with the" hr "flag. It is usually used to remove Android along with user settings.
8. "AD Recovery"- starts recovery. Requires pre-flash ClockworkMod recovery.
9. "Tetris"- game Tetris. Score 111111 points to activate hidden menu items MAGLDR
10. "Services"- when you click on this item, a menu with service settings opens (Services menu)

Services menu
1. "Boot Settings"- when you click on this item, the "Autoboot" menu opens, in which the startup parameters are configured
Autoboot
1. "Boot source"- in this menu it is selected that it will be loaded automatically when the device is turned on:"Android from SD"- build Android'a memory card,"Android from NAND"- Android'a firmware,"WPH from NAND"- Windows Phone 7 firmware.
2. "Always Menu"- when setting this parameter when booting, the device will automatically load the menu of the MAGLDR loader regardless of whether you have any OS installed and any OS installed.
3. "AD SD Dir"(short for Android directory on SD-card) - this item indicates the folder on the memory card from which the Android assembly will be loaded.

2. "DMESG to SD"- writes "dmesg" android log to a memory card. Useful for developers. Support for this feature introduced in experimental mode.
3. "DumpUDtoSD"- writes "asize" partition to the memory card. Experimental function. Buggy, slow running and not tested to the end. Do not use.
4. "UseLast24NAND"- allows you to use the backup 24 MB of internal drive, ie, increase the drive capacity available to the user. Be careful not to lose your data. When updating MAGLDR through the RUU flasher, when flashing the radio module, data from these 24 MB is erased. This means that will be damaged or the device will stop loading. By default, this area of ​​the drive is not enabled (OFF).
5. "ClearSD MBR"- deletes the partition table created when flashing Windows Phone 7, it allows you to format the memory card after using WPh7. When performing this item, all data from the memory card will be lost.

Cotulla
erase MBR, wifi boot ("200 Mb problem")

11. "Reset"- reboot HD2
12. "Powerdown"- off HD2

Button assignment:
- volume control buttons perform the navigation function;
- The "Call" key is responsible for selecting the item;
- key "Home" returns to the previous submenu;
- key "Windows" returns to the main menu (boot menu);
- the "Call on / off call" key is used to enter the main menu (boot menu) during autoloading of the device

In tetris

Outside the game, you can return to the main menu with the "Home" button. You can start the game with the volume up button. At the same time, the "Call" key shifts the shape to the left, the "Windows" key moves the shape to the right, the "Home" key moves down, the "Start / end call" key rotates the shape.

Change Log:
- Version 1.10 was released on December 30, 2010 and became the first public version.
- In version 1.11, a bug was fixed when the firmware download stopped on the inscription "GoGoGo"
- Version 1.12 adds support for Windows Phone 7
- Version 1.13 adds support for Android recovery (ClockworkMod recovery must be installed separately); the charging problem was gracefully corrected (it wasn’t charged in the off state); now, when connected to power, the device automatically turns on, it cannot be charged in the off state; Fixed a problem with MassStorage mode (removable disk mode), but still often hangs when copying files to your device.
The latest version was released on February 1, 2011.

Maybe in the next version will appear
- it is planned to add support for startup.txt from Haret, only for Android assemblies for a memory card
- it is planned to add support for boot images, as in the native Android, the boot partition will be stitched not in a folder, but in the .img format in raw format. This is already implemented in the CLK loader.
- support for fastboot, already implemented in the alternative loader cLK
- support for fixed partition layout, with the ability to resize each partition separately, already implemented in the alternative cLK loader
- ability to work with any existing WM firmware
- ability to work with special firmware WM

MAGLDR firmware instructions

Method number 1 . Firmware without PC from a memory card.

- Download archiveleoimg.zipand unpack it
- Fileleoimg.nbh(it contains MAGLDR 1.13) from the archive copy to the root of the memory card
- Go to the SPL bootloader (mattress): on the fully switched off communicator, hold down the volume down key and briefly press the power key. After the color bars appear on the screen, the volume down button can be released.
- After a few seconds, the SPL will automatically detect the file and offer to install it.
If the SPL loader does not offer to install the * .nbh file (after the appearance of color bars, the process stops) or the installation fails, try to copy the leoimg.nbh file to the memory card again, making sure that the operation was successful. Make sure there are no other * .nbh files on the memory card. Try to format the memory card. The same file may not be flashed from a large memory card.

Method number 2 . Firmware without a memory card using a PC.

- Download the flasher with the installation file MAGLDR to the PC -MAGLDR version 1.13
- Unpack the archive with the MAGLDR bootloader in any folder on the PC
- Go to the SPL bootloader (mattress): on the fully switched off communicator, hold down the volume down key and briefly press the power key. After the color bars appear on the screen, the volume down button can be released.
- Connect your smartphone to PC via USB.
- USB will appear in the lower strip of the mattress. If the inscription did not appear (the PC did not detect HD2, the drivers were not automatically installed), install the following driver on the PC manually (through the device manager)USB drivers. This is a driver from the Windows Mobile Device Center for Windows 7 or from Microsoft ActiveSync for Windows XP. The driver is also installed with the program.
- After the inscription has appeared, install the MAGLDR bootloader: run from the folder with the flash driverROMUpdateUtility.exeand follow the instructions on the PC screen, at the end the device will reboot and the USB cable can be disconnected.
- MAGLDR bootloader flashed

After the MAGLDR firmware, any Windows Mobile firmware will be removed from the device.

- If all 3 mandatory requirements are met, you can proceed to install Android.

Instructions for firmware Android OS

This method involves a clean installation of the firmware: from the old firmware no data and tails remain. Before using this instruction read it completely. When performing each item, keep in mind the following. You can install any of the available recovery, but the instruction is given only for the version with CWM recovery.If you do not understand something, do not skip this item.

P.1. Decide on the firmware in the " Firmware "of this message. Download the firmware of interest to your PC; mini dictionary .
A.2. Determine what type of firmware has been downloaded: DAF or zip (CWM). Distinctive features of zip firmware: the installation file is an archive of the * .zip format, inside of which, among other things, is the folder "META-INF". Usually in firmware catalog and the author's topic indicates the type of firmware.
If you downloaded a DAF firmware (which is rare now) go toInstructions for installing DAF firmware at the end of this instruction. If the firmware type is zip, then go to step 3.
P.3. Installing ClockworkMod recovery and creating on the built-in storage device necessary for flashing logical partitions

What CWM recovery ?

Discussion CWM recovery for HD2 on xda-developers. The latest stable HD2 version is 5.0.2.6. dropbox - from here you can always download the image of the latest CWM recovery. Stable versions for HD2, laid out on XDA-developers, are distinguished by the fact that they fixed a bug that did not restore sd-ext when restoring a backup copy of the firmware, as well as included YES / NO fixes that remove all unnecessary items no "from the confirmation menu and the" yes "item is the first item.

Navigation

• volume up button - up
• volume down button - down
• "Call" button - select item
• on / off button - back

menu item values

• Reboot system - reboot of the communicator
• apply sdcard: update.zip - install the firmware from the update.zip file located in the "/ sdcard /" directory
• wipe data / factory reset - cleansing data (user data), cache (temporary files) on the built-in storage device and ext section on the memory card (if it exists), as well as the ".android secure" folders on the memory card, folders, In which are the applications installed on the memory card.
• wipe cache partition - clearing the cache partition
• install zip from sdcard - install a zip firmware with a random name from a memory card (from any folder)

в—¦ apply sdcard: update.zip - install the firmware from the update.zip file located in the "/ sdcard /" directory
в—¦ chooze zip from sdcard - select zip (firmware, fix, etc.) on the memory card for installation
в—¦ toggle signature verification - on / off. verification of firmware signature
в—¦ toggle script assert - on / off. approval script

• backup and restore - backup and restore

в—¦ backup - full backup of the firmware on the memory card
в—¦ restore - restore the backup created by the itembackup
в—¦ Advanced Restore - recovery mode with advanced settings, selective recovery

• mounts and storage - mount and memory

в—¦ mount / system - mount system partition
в—¦ unmount / data - unmounting data section
в—¦ unmount / cache unmounting the cache partition
в—¦ mount / sdcard - mount memory card
в—¦ mount / sd-ext - mount ext partition of memory card (ext partition must be created on the memory card)
в—¦ format boot - format the boot partition
в—¦ format system - formatting the system partition (where the Android OS firmware itself is located)
в—¦ format data - formatting data section - user data section
в—¦ format cache - cache partition formatting
в—¦ format sdcard - formatting the memory card (all data from the memory card will be deleted)
в—¦ format sd-ext - formatting an ext partition on a memory card
в—¦ mount USB storage - connect to PC in removable disk mode

• advanced - advanced

в—¦ Reboot Recovery - restart recovery
в—¦ Wipe Dalvik Cache - cleaning Dalvik cache
в—¦ Wipe Battery Stat - reset battery statistics
в—¦ Report Error - report an error
в—¦ Key Test - Key Verification
в—¦ Restart adbd - reboot the ADB server
в—¦ Process dump - firmware dump

What is ClockworkMod recovery (CWR / DVR or CWM)? - This is an enhanced version of recovery (HD2 does not have normal recovery, MAGLDR performs its functions), which allows you to make a full backup of the firmware, replace system files, install firmware without a PC, easily install patches and add-ons, perform wipe, reset to factory defaults settings and create an ext3 partition on the memory card. Recovery - advanced boot menu for Android OS.
How do I know which version of ClockworkMod recovery is stitched from me? - Go to the CWM recovery, there will be a version written on top.
How to log in to CWM recovery? - for MAGLDR: on the switched off smartphone, hold down and DO NOT press the power key until the loader menu appears on the screen, then select the item AD recovery ; for the cLK bootloader: on the switched off smartphone, hold down the "Back" button and briefly press the power key.
How to update CWM recovery without data loss? - Install the following zip via CWM recovery - recovery_v5.0.2.6_leo_CWR.zip (4.25 MB)
After the update, the Android firmware will not fly off and all data will be saved, the version of the new CWM recovery 5.0.2.6. But you can put in an installation zip image with any recovery. Before updating, make a backup copy so that in case of unsuccessful firmware, you can restore the previous firmware. Also, recovery can be updated from under Android itself.instructions from the FAK.
Why is my CWM recovery not being updated? - this happens when a new recovery is more than the old one, we read about solving the problem here .

CWM recovery installation instructions

When installing recovery in this way, the current system will be deleted (if installed), all user data on the built-in storage device will be lost.
- Download archive with CWM recovery to PC:Flasher_for_CWM_recovery_v5.0.2.6.rar(4.36 MB)
and unpack it into any empty folder on the PC.
- Determine what size the system partition is required for the firmware: unpack the archive with the firmware downloaded in the first paragraph and determine the volume of the system folder. The system partition should be slightly larger (5-10 MB). The volume of the system partition can be from 50 to 400 MB (for European HD2), its size should be chosen so that the firmware fit there, but it must be remembered that the larger its size, the less memory remains for user data (the volume of the partition decreases data).
The cache partition size can vary from 5 to 50 MB, but for most firmware, a cache partition is required with a volume of no more than 5 MB.
- In the folder with the CWM recovery flash driver, we find the flash.cfg file (instructions for the DAF flash driver) of approximately the following content:

misc ya 1M
recovery rrecov | ro | nospr filesize recovery-raw.img
boot yboot | ro 5M
system ya150 M
cache ya 5M
userdata ya | asize | hr allsize

In it: the fourth line - the size of the created system partition, the fifth - the size of the cache partition, "150M" - the size of the partition in megabytes.
Open the flash.cfg file in any text editor, for example, notepad, and change the number highlighted in red to the desired value. The dimensions of the remaining sections for almost all firmware are chosen as indicated in the example above.
- We go in MAGLDR: on the switched off deviceto clamppower key and do not release it until the menu appears.
- Use the volume change keys to select an item.USB flasher.
- Press the "Call".
- An inscription appears.usb wait ...Connect with USB cable to PC.
- An inscription appears.usb wait ... usb.
- If the inscription does not appear and the computer did not automatically install the driver on the USB device (installed incorrectly) install the driver manually from the archiveUSB_drivers.zip.
- Run DAF.exe on the PC from the folder with the CWM recovery flash driver on behalf of the Administrator and follow all the instructions on the PC screen, at the end the smartphone will reboot and the USB cable can be disconnected (only on the PC screen the end is displayed).
- After launch, the DAF flasher will create the sections specified in the configuration on the built-in storage device, recovery will be flashed to the same section, while the previous android firmware (if it was flashed) will be deleted.

P.4. Preparing a memory card and installing firmware
- If required, create an ext partition on the memory card (20 point inFAQ), for some firmware this item is mandatory.
- Delete all files and folders remaining from the previous firmware on the memory card. User data can be left.
- Copy the installation zip with the firmware to the memory card without unarchiving it. This can be done either through a card reader by pulling the memory card out of the device. Or through CWM recovery (if it is already flashed).

Copying files using CWM recovery

- We go in MAGLDR: on the switched off communicator, hold down the power key and DO NOT release it until the menu appears.
- Use the volume change keys to select an item.AD recovery.
- Press the "Call" key, CWM recovery will load.
- In the CWM recovery menu, select ”mounts and storage”
- In the opened submenu, select the item ”mount USB storage”
- If the USB cable is not connected, connect it to the PC.
- A removable disk will appear on the PC, if it does not appear, disconnect the USB cable and connect it again.
- Copy the zip firmware to the memory card without unarchiving it.
- On the communicator screen, select “Unmount”.

- A memory card must be inserted in the machine.
- On the memory card must be an installation zip firmware.
- We go in MAGLDR: on the switched off communicator, hold down the power button and DO NOT release it until the menu appears.
- Use the volume change keys to select an item.AD recovery.
- Press the "Call" key, CWM recovery will load.
- Choose itemwipe data / factory reset(however, all the data in the ext section, if it exists, will disappear).
- We perform wipe, waiting for the end of the operation.
- Choose iteminstall zip from sdcard ->choose zip from sdcard ->choose * .zip (file with the firmware you need)
- Press the "back" button to return to the main menu of CWM recovery.
- Choose itemreboot system now.
- The device will reboot and within 5-10 minutes will load Android.
- After the first launch, it is recommended to reboot once (and preferably several times). If the system starts to produce a bunch of errors and it does not work normally to reboot, turn the battery around. Most likely, the second time the firmware is loaded normally.

Instructions for installing DAF firmware

- If required, create a partition on the ext memory card (item 20FAQ), for some firmware this item is mandatory;
- unzip the archive with DAF firmware to any folder on the PC;
- we go in MAGLDR: on the switched off communicator, hold down the power key and DO NOT release it until the menu appears;
- use the volume change keys to select USB Flasher;
- press the "Call";
- appearsusb wait ...Connect the USB cable to the PC;
- appearsusb wait ... usb;
- If the inscription does not appear and the computer did not automatically install the driver on the USB device (installed incorrectly) install the driver manually from the archiveUSB_drivers.zip;
- we run DAF.exe (Install.exe) on the PC from the folder with the firmware on behalf of the Administrator and follow all the instructions on the PC screen, after the smartphone is restarted and the USB cable can be disconnected (only after the completion message appears on the PC screen) ). At this point in the built-in storage device, the creation of android-sections (system, data, etc.) is performed. In this case, all previously installed firmware and recovery will be erased.
- After the restart, Android will start loading. After the first start, it is recommended to restart the system 1 or several times.
Comment . DAF firmware is not compatible with CWM recovery. Installing one of them is due to the removal of the other. However, there are DAF firmware, when installed, CWM recovery is immediately installed, i.e. They are installed as DAF firmware, but at the same time they have all the advantages of zip firmware.

What is the difference between DAF and zip firmware? - The firmware itself is no different, only the way they are installed differs. zip firmware can not be installed without a memory card. Also, almost all DAF firmware do not support ClockworkMod recovery.

CLK loader , Installation instructions

cLK ( C edesmith's L ittle K ernel bootloader) is an alternative Android operating system loader. It is stitched instead of MAGLDR and performs similar functions. You can also find the names LK or HBOOT, in order to avoid confusion, the bootloader will always be called cLK. The loader was designed by xda -cedesmith . March 15, 2011, he released the latest version 1.3.3. Then he stopped developing the loader and at different times he developed it. arif-ali , dan1j3l , xdmcdmc and Rick_1995 . The latter is engaged in cLK at the moment. Now this bootloader is discussed in his topic on xda . The latest versions are laid out by the user. kokotas based on joint development. The following description and installation instructions are devoted to version 1.5.1.6 of 11/23/2012. The original description in English can be found in author's message on xda There is also a list of changes.
Differences between cLK and MAGLDR:
- Allows you to charge the device in the off state. The smartphone is activated with the call accept button. In addition, it allows you to change the battery voltage threshold when charging in the off state.
- Loader menu is not displayed at boot (reboot HD2). No running lines (logs) at boot.
- Supports reboot into recovery mode, allows you to go directly from the switched off device to CWM recovery.
- Supports reboot into bootloader mode
For these advantages, CLK firmwares are called natural (native), i.e. Android works like on real Android devices.
- The structure of the zip firmware is different. Therefore, adapted for cLK firmware versions are required. zip'y for replacing the kernels also require special versions for cLK (since zip for CWM recovery in the case of the cLK bootloader does not contain the boot partition as a folder, but as an image). All other fixes and patches can be installed from MAGLDR.
- Supports only internet connection using ppp protocol. MAGLDR, in addition, supports a newer way - the rmnet protocol.
- At the moment, the Internet with the cLK loader is less stable for some users.
- Allows in most cases to do with the firmware without connecting to a computer. In the loader menu there is a built-in function for resizing logical partitions on the built-in storage device and their order.
- Has a means of checking the damaged blocks of the built-in flash drive.
- Has open source and everyone can improve this bootloader. Due to this, unlike MAGLDR, the CLK loader is regularly updated and at the same time its development does not depend on the DFT development team.
- Supports SysAlarm alarm, which is triggered when HD2 is off.
- cLK reads the CID, IMEI, MAC address of Bluetooth and the MAC address of the Wi-Fi device (getting the MAC address of Wi-Fi does not work correctly)
- In the cLK bootloader, the ability to connect to a PC in fastboot mode is implemented. But there is no possibility of connecting to a PC to use the DFT flasher from DAF.
- The cLK loader can be updated (flashed) not only through the mattress (from a computer or a memory card), but also via fastboot (it needs to be flashed with cLK), via recovery or from Android.
- Does not know how to work with a memory card (there are no drivers for FAT32), therefore Android’s standard assemblies for MAGLDR for a memory card will not work. The kernel (zImage) and initrd.gz should be flashed into the built-in drive, in the "sboot" section.
- In the CLK, there are no MAGLDR functions such as the launch of WPh7, the function of connecting to a PC in removable disk mode and tetris. CLK also does not allow installing the so-called DAF firmware (which is now almost gone), although experienced users can find in our FAQ’s instructions for converting DAF to zip and zip-MAGLDR to zip-cLK.

At the same time recovery (CWM, TWRP) that for cLK, that for MAGLDR is used the same and work with it is no different.
When installing cLK firmware, it should be taken into account that the partitioning of the built-in HD2 drive into logical partitions, i.e. Creating a system (system), boot (boot), cache (cache) and other sections occurs after cLK firmware and regardless of recovery. Because in cLK, you can change the order of partitions and their sizes without reinstalling recovery.
The CLM recovery version of stable version 5.0.2.6 with touch control support (Touch Beta 8 RC1) is already built into the installation file cLK, there is also a version cLK with TWRP recovery v2.2.2.0. This allows you to install Android firmware even to those users who have a broken USB port (only if the modified SPL is already flashed), because the recovery is installed with the cLK from the memory card in the mattress mode.

CLK loader management .
To enter the cLK menu on the switched off communicator, hold down the "Back" button and briefly press the power key. To download the Android'a assembly for the memory card, hold down the "menu" key (windows) when you turn on the device. To enter CWM recovery while the machine is turned off, hold down the "Home" button and briefly press the power button. To connect to a PC in fastboot mode, open the main menu of the cLK bootloader and connect the USB cable. In the cLK bootloader menu, the control is carried out similarly to MAGLDR by the following buttons:
- volume control buttons perform the navigation function;
- The "Call" key is responsible for selecting the item;
- the "Windows" key duplicates the "call" key (for those whose button is broken);
- key "Back" returns to the previous menu;
- key "Home" returns to the main menu.

Menu structure

Kernel @ boot [NAND]- downloads Android’s firmware
RECOVERY- downloads recovery
FLASHLIGHT- turns on the flash diodes (turn off by pressing the "back" key)
SETTINGS- opens the cLK bootloader settings menu

RESIZE PARTITIONS- menu in which resizing of sections is performed

lk
recovery
boot
misc
system
userdata
cache
PRINT PARTITION TABLE- display the created partition table
COMMIT CHANGES- accept changes
- APPLY- to apply, in two seconds the memory will be redistributed and the main menu will open
- CANCEL- cancel

REARRANGE PARTITIONS- a menu where you can change the order of the logical partitions on the built-in storage device

lk
recovery
misc
boot
system
userdata
cache
PRINT PARTITION TABLE- display the created partition table
- COMMIT CHANGES- accept changes
- APPLY- to apply, in two seconds the memory will be redistributed and the main menu will open
CANCEL- cancel

ADD sbootorREMOVE sboot- create or delete sboot partition from the built-in drive
SHOW STARTUP INFO- show information when loading cLK
SHOW MULTIBOOT MENU- show multiboot menu
SET DEFAULT KERNEL- set the default kernel
SET DEFAULT SCREEN BRIGHTNESS- set the screen brightness
SET DEFAULT UDC SETTINGS
SET DEFAULT OFF-MODE CHARGING- set the charging mode to off
SET DEFAULT CHARGING VOLTAGE THRESHOLD- set the charging threshold
SET DEFAULT CPU FREQ- set the frequency of the CPU in the bootloader
ENABLE ExtROMorDISABLE ExtROM- enable or disable backup 24 MB. When enabled, the automatic change of partitions occurs so that the cache partition becomes the last and 24 MB is allocated for it. When you turn off from use, the backup area of ​​the drive (24 MB) is displayed.
ENABLE FILLING BBT @ STARTUP- enable filling the table of bad-blocks when loading cLK (necessary for performing PRINT BAD BLOCK TABLE)
INVERT SCREEN COLORS- inverts the colors on the screen
FORMAT NAND- formats sections misc, boot, system, userdata, cache
RESET SETTINGS- reset the settings to the default state

INFO- information menu

PRINT PARTITION TABLE- shows the logical partition table on the HD2 built-in storage device
PRINT BAD BLOCK TABLE- displays a table of damaged flash drive blocks (for this you need to enable FILLING BBT in the SETTINGS section)
PRINT NAND INFO- shows information about the built-in drive
CREDITS- thanks to the developers
HELP- displays a list of commands for fastboot with explanations

REBOOT- reboot HD2
REBOOT cLK- reboot of the cLK loader, differs from the previous point in that after switching on, the cLK will load again
Powerdown- turns off HD2

How to run an Android assembly for a memory card

1. Find the firmware you want to run from the memory card, it should be for the MAGLDR bootloader
   
2. zip'a system folder with firmware renamed to "Android" and placed in the root of the memory card
   
3. Files "zImage" and "initrd.gz" from zip with firmware put in the root of drive C
   
4. Open a command prompt and run the command
   cd C: / "
   
5. on the communicator, download the cLK main menu, connect to the PC and execute the command (the easiest way to do this is through a script)
   fastboot -c "rel_path = Android nand_boot = 0" -b 0x11800000 flash: raw sboot zImage initrd.gz
   
6. turn off HD2
   
7. Hold down the "menu" button (windows) and briefly press the power button
   

Commands to control cLK via fastboot (from PC) can be viewedhere. As well as the users of our forum have written a program with a friendly interface, which, without knowing the commands for fastboot and generally understanding what it is, makes it easy to control the bootloader from a PC. Further, in order to distinguish it from others, this program will be called a script.

Description of the script to work with cLK

A script is a PC program (for Windows) designed to work with the cLK bootloader when connected to a PC in fastboot mode. To do this, just go to the main menu of the CLK and connect it with a USB cable to the PC. In order for the computer to correctly identify the device, you need to install the Google driver for USB from the Android SDK. Then, when connected in fastboot mode, HD2 will be defined as "Android". For the script no other additions, except for the driver is required. The script is laid out by its developer (xGetsx ) in the next message HTC HD2 - Android NAND + MAGLDR (Post # 9719867) . The original author of the script is ~ Nops ~ . The latest version of the script is 8.1 (released April 10, 2012), the author’s file is originally called CLKScript_125_.exe. The script is old, with the latest versions of cLK works correctly, but does not support all commands.

This script allows you to perform the following operations:
- creation (in arbitrary order), deletion and resizing of android-partitions on the built-in storage device;
- firmware recovery (any of the available);
- cleaning the built-in drive;
- reboot the device;
- execute arbitrary commands for fastboot.
In this material, only the tab "Working with sections" and "Other" will be considered, since They allow you to perform all the manipulations required for firmware. The remaining 2 tabs allow you to download the necessary files that are better to download from the forum, because here they are always the latest version.
The screenshot shows that the script is launched using the file "CLKScript_v8.1.exe". In order for the script to flash recovery, the image must be called "recovery.img" and be in the same folder as the CLKScript_v8.1.exe file, although the latest version of the script allows you to choose which particular recovery image you need to flash and where it is located.
Items 2-6 in the tab "Working with sections" allow you to customize the desired configuration of the sections. The item “show information about partitions” displays the current configuration on the smartphone screen, after it is configured, you must select the item “approve changes”, then the smartphone will reboot and the bootloader will create the configuration you selected on the internal drive. When manipulating partitions in the cLK itself, a reboot is not required, but the script is designed for older versions, so the reboot still happens there. When specifying the size of the partition - 0, its size is calculated automatically (based on the available storage capacity and the volume, unused for other partitions), there should be only one such partition.
The item "Create partitions by default" creates the following configuration:
misc = 1 MB
recovery = 5 MB
boot = 5 MB
sboot = 5 MB
system = 150 MB
cache = 10 MB
userdata = the size of this section is calculated automatically, based on the amount of available memory and the total volume of the previous sections.
Sections on the drive are arranged in the same order as in the list.

Instructions for installing the firmware on the cLK bootloader

For inexperienced users it is recommended to first understand the installation process of MAGLDR firmware and only then install cLK. The method below implies a clean installation of the firmware: there is no data from the old firmware and no tails. The instructions provide links to both CWM recovery and TWRP, but the instruction itself is designed to use CWM as the most common one. Before using this instruction read it completely. When performing each item, keep in mind the following.

Required installation requirements for cLK firmware:
- A modified boot loader version 2.08.HSPL or 3.03.HSPL must be flashed. Check it out. Why go to the SPL loader ("mattress"): on the switched off communicator, hold down the volume down key and briefly press the power button. After the color bars appear on the screen, the volume down button can be released. The inscription "SPL-2.08.HSPL" or "SPL-3.03.HSPL" should be present in the upper mattress strip.
- Firmware versionradio modulemust be 2.10 or higher.

P.1. Downloading firmware and determining the parameters required to install it.
- We are determined with the firmware in the section "Firmware "of this message. There are also voting results. Downloading the firmware of interest to the PC; mini dictionary .
- Make sure that you downloaded exactly the version for the CLK loader. If the author releases a separate version for cLK, then the firmware will go in a zip-file, which, among other things, contains the file "boot.img". If the author releases the cLK firmware in the form of a patch, then you must first install a zip for MAGLDR, and then install the patch to the cLK version. Here in the patch will be the same "boot.img". For details, see the description of each firmware in our firmware catalog, as well as in the themes of the authors of the firmware.
- We determine the size of the partitions that will need to be created in the internal HD2 memory before installing the Android firmware.

What sections are needed for the firmware and how to choose their size

Any Android zip firmware for HD2 (and not only for HD2) requires that 6 sections be created in the internal memory of the device before installing it:
пїЅ misc (other) - a service partition used by CWM recovery during zip installation. For all firmware it is necessary to choose equal to 1 MB.
пїЅ boot - boot partition. It installs the kernel of the Android operating system (zImage) and initrd.gz. For all firmware this section is required to create a size of 5 MB. Its size is calculated based on the size of the core plus 1-2 MB. Remember that if you change the kernel to a non-standard, it may not be installed due to the fact that the partition is too small. But in any case, creating a boot partition of more than 10 MB does not make sense.
пїЅ recovery - section where recovery is installed. Its size is calculated based on the size of the recovery.img image. Because if all currently existing recovery versions do not exceed five megabytes, then this section should be set to 5 MB for any firmware.
пїЅ system (system) - the partition into which the main part of the firmware is copied, directly Android OS. In order to determine the size of this section, unpack the archive with the firmware. Weigh the system folder. The size of the section of the same name should be 5-10 MB larger.
пїЅ cache (cache) - a section with temporary files, used exclusively to speed up the system. The section is used by some programs and the Android Market, as well as for a number of other tasks. Its size can vary in the range of 2-50 MB. But for most firmware you need to set its size to 5 MB. In fact, the cache partition is optional and, depending on the system configuration, it may not be created (which is not recommended for inexperienced users). In this case, the cache will be recorded directly in the data section in the cache folder. But it is not known what this may lead to.
� data (or userdata) - user data section. Its size determines the amount of available internal memory that Android will show. This section installs all applications (if the installation location is “internal memory”), data, and system settings. If the sizes of all other sections are already set, then the size of the data section can be calculated automatically. To do this, when specifying the volume of the section, you must specify "0".
From the stated material it follows that the sizes of the misc, boot and recovery sections are the same for all firmware. The sizes of the remaining sections should be calculated according to the specified recommendations.
Also, the required section sizes are partially or fully indicated by some authors of the firmware (see their topics), and you can also see ourfirmware directory.
To install Android on the cLK bootloader, as well as on the MAGLDR bootloader, the user has 420 MB of internal flash memory. When creating partitions, you need to focus on this figure. When using backup 24 MB of memory (initially they are not involved), 444 MB will be available for all 6 sections.
When flashing the cLK itself in the internal HD2 memory, the following partition configuration is created

recovery = 6 MB
boot = 5 MB
misc = 1 MB
system = 150 MB
userdata = 0 (partition size is calculated automatically)
cache = 5 MB

A.2. Install additional boot loader cLK and recovery

Instructions for firmware cLK

Method number 1 . Firmware from a computer, without the need for a memory card

- Download to PCLeoAdvancedRUU.exe- custom flasher.
- Download the archive with the installation file CLK loader of the required version onto your PC:
cLK v1.5.1.6 with integrated CWM recoveryblack_lk_20121123-TouchRec_b8.7z(4.36 MB)
cLK v1.5.1.6 with integrated TWRP recoveryblack_lk_20121123-TWRP_b2_2_2_0.7z(4.53 MB)
- Create the XXX folder on the PC and copy the file "LeoAdvancedRUU.exe" and the file "LEOIMG.nbh" from the archive "black_lk_20121123-TouchRec_b8.7z" into it.
- Go to the SPL loader ("mattress"): on the switched off device, hold down the volume down key and briefly press the power button. After the color bars appear on the screen, the volume down button can be released.
- We connect the smartphone to the PC with a USB cable.
- The inscription "USB" will appear in the lower strip of the mattress. If the inscription did not appear (the PC did not detect HD2, the drivers were not automatically installed), then install the following driver on the PC manually (through the device manager)USB drivers. This is a driver from the Windows Mobile Device Center for Windows 7 or from Microsoft ActiveSync for Windows XP. The driver is installed with the program.
- After the inscription has appeared, we run on the computer "LeoAdvancedRUU.exe" from the XXX folder.
- In the window that opens, change the language to Russian, select the item "Regular RUU" and click the "Next" button.
- The installer will open, follow the instructions on the PC screen.

Method number 2 . Firmware from memory card, without PC

- Download the archive with the installation file CLK loader of the required version onto your PC:
cLK v1.5.1.6 with integrated CWM recoveryblack_lk_20121123-TouchRec_b8.7z(4.36 MB)
cLK v1.5.1.6 with integrated TWRP recoveryblack_lk_20121123-TWRP_b2_2_2_0.7z(4.53 MB)
- Copy the file "LEOIMG.nbh" from the archive "black_lk_20121123-TouchRec_b8.7z" to the root of the memory card.
- Make sure that in the root of the memory card there are no other files with the extension .nbh.
- Turn off HD2 and insert a memory card into it.
- Go to the SPL loader (mattress): on the device completely turned off, hold down the volume down button and briefly press the power button.
- After a few seconds, SPL will automatically detect the file and offer to install it.
If SPL does not offer to install the file (after the appearance of color bars, the process stops) or the installation fails, try again to copy the file "LEOIMG.nbh" to the memory card, making sure that the operation was successful. Try to format the memory card. The same file may not be flashed from a large memory card. If cLK still fails to flash, try this procedure using a PC.

P.3. Splitting HD2 Internal Memory into Android Sections
With the cLK firmware, in the previous paragraph, besides the installation of the cLK itself, the following actions occurred: in the internal memory of HD2, the configuration of the default sections was created and recovery was installed in the same section.
- Go to cLK: on the switched off device, hold down the "Back" button and briefly press the power button. After loading the cLK menu (cLK 1.5.1.6 appears in the upper left corner), you can release the back button.
- Use the volume buttons to select "INFO".
- Click the "Call" button, a submenu with information will open.
- Select the "PRINT PARTITION TABLE" item, the device displays information about existing sections in the HD2 internal memory.
- If this configuration is suitable for the chosen firmware and suits you, then go to step 4.
- If the size of the sections you want to change, then press the "Home" button, select "SETTINGS" ->"RESIZE PARTITIONS".
In the menu that opens, select the section whose size you want to change. A menu will open.

+25
+10
+5
+1
-1
-5
-10
-25

when you select each item, the partition is resized to the appropriate number of megabytes. By repeatedly pressing several points, resize the partition to the desired value. Remember that if you increase the size of a partition by N Mb, then the total size of other partitions should decrease by these N Mb. The size of one of the sections can be set to be self-calculating, reducing its size to 0. The size of such a section is calculated automatically based on the available memory and the total volume of the remaining sections.
When you finish configuring the partition configuration, select "COMMIT CHANGES". A table with the sizes of the sections will appear on the communicator screen, make sure that the selected configuration is correct.
- Select the item "APPLY" - to apply, in two seconds the memory will be redistributed and the main menu cLK will open.
- If you want to change the order of sections, use the menu REARRANGE PARTITIONS
- If you need to delete or create a partition, change the order of partitions, reinstall recovery, this can be easily done using a computer using a scriptCLKScript_v8.1.exe(1.72 MB)
If this is not required, go to step 4.

Work with partitions and firmware recovery using a script

- Open the main menu of the CLK loader.
- Connect your device to a PC with a USB cable.
- Download a stable version of ClockworkMod recovery 5.0.2.6 -recovery.img(4.12 MB)
- Place the file "recovery.img" next to the script "CLKScript_v8.1.exe".
- On the PC, run the file "CLKScript_v8.1.exe".
- In the program window that opens, select the "Work with sections" tab.
- Select the item "Show information about partitions" and press the "OK" key at the bottom of the window.
- If the partition information in the HD2 internal memory is displayed on the communicator screen, then the driver needed for the program is installed automatically. If the communicator does not respond to the commands sent by the program, then you need to install the driver on the PC. Download the archiveGoogle Driver r4.zipand unpack it. This is the Google driver for USB from the Android SDK (in everyday life is called the ADB driver). The archive version 2 for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows. Install the driver through the device manager from the "Google_Driver_r4" folder, the system will automatically detect the driver and select the correct version. Download the latest driver, as well as learn more atofficial website.

How to install driver on PC

When the device is connected to USB, the computer will detect the device, try to install the driver, in your case it could not find the driver
- go "start ->Control Panel ->device Manager";
- find there an unknown USB device;
- click on this device with the right mouse button and select "properties"
- open the "driver" tab in the opened dialog box and press the "update" button;
- another dialog box opens, in it choose "perform a search for drivers on this computer";
- another dialog box opens, in which you press the "browse" button and specify the folder where you have the driver, naturally you need to unpack the archive downloaded from the forum into a folder - this is what you need to specify in this item.

- After installing the driver, select the "Show partition information" item again and press the "OK" key from the bottom of the window.
- If the display of the device displays information about the sections in the internal memory of HD2, then you can start working with sections. In the appropriate tab, create the desired partition configuration. Then select "Approve changes" and press the "OK" key.
- If the communicator does not restart automatically, restart it manually.
- After the reboot, the partition configuration you specified is created in the internal memory.
- When you change the order of partitions, as well as when you delete the recovery partition, recovery is deleted, which is installed with cLK. If this happens, install recovery again. To do this, go to the "Other" tab in the script, select the "Flash recovery" item and click the "OK" button. Next, select the file "recovery.img" and click the "open" button. After this, firmware recovery will occur.

P.4. Preparing a memory card and copying the firmware installation file there
- If required, create a partition on the ext memory card (20 point inFAQ), for some firmware this item is mandatory.
- Delete all files and folders remaining from the previous firmware on the memory card. User data can be left.
- Copy the installation zip with the firmware to the memory card without unzipping it. This can be done either through a card reader (card reader), by pulling out a memory card, or through CWM recovery.

Copying files using CWM recovery

- In the CWM recovery menu, select ”mounts and storage”.
- In the opened submenu, select the item “mount USB storage”.
- If the USB cable is not connected, connect it to the PC.
- A removable disk will appear on the PC, if it does not appear, disconnect the USB cable and connect it again.
- Delete all files and folders remaining from the previous firmware. User data can be left.
- Copy the zip firmware to the memory card without unarchiving it.
- On the KVM screen, select the item “Unmount”.

P.5. Installing firmware
- A memory card must be inserted in the communicator.
- On the memory card must be an installation zip firmware.
- If the communicator is not in the CWM recovery menu, then you need to go there: on the switched off device, hold down the "Home" button and briefly press the power button.
- Select itemwipe data / factory reset.
- Run wipe.
- After the end of the operation. Select iteminstall zip from sdcard ->choose zip from sdcard ->select * .zip (file with the firmware you need).
- Press the “back” button to return to the CWM recovery main menu.
- select itemreboot system now.
- The communicator will reboot and within 5-10 minutes will load Android.
- After the first start it is recommended to reboot the system.

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Firmware

A list of all Android firmware for HD2 (English site)
All firmwares that are suitable for regular HD2 (512 MB ROM) are also suitable for TMOUS (1024 MB ROM). Some firmware come in two versions: for TMOUS HD2 and for European HD2. Be careful when downloading the firmware.

Firmware catalogwith brief descriptions in our topic is divided into 3 parts (the most current firmware are marked in red):

Lightweight Android 2.3 firmware- firmware based on Google Nexus, CyanogenMod, MIUI

HTC Sense based firmware- firmware based on HTC Desire, Desire HD, Desire Z, Incredible S ROM

Android 2.3 based firmware with new Sense

Android 4.0 firmware

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Kernels

Core - the main and mandatory part of any operating system. The main part of any firmware is the operating system, so the kernel is part of any firmware. The operating system consists of the kernel, applications, and drivers. Just as you can change drivers and applications, you can change the kernel to optimize the system. It affects the power consumption, performance and functionality of the firmware. For example, it is the kernel that determines the maximum and minimum processor speeds. For HD2, there are several kernel branches. Most of them are compatible with a variety of firmware. Therefore, experimentally, you can choose the most optimal kernel for your favorite firmware. In most cases, the author of the firmware knows better what to work with. The kernel in the current firmware can be replaced by another without replacing the remaining parts of the firmware and without losing data and system performance, but not always. Most often, you can replace the kernel by installing a zip via ClockworkMod recovery.
Not all kernels are compatible with all firmware. Check compatibility is possible only at random.
You can replace the core in the installed firmware in two ways, presented below. In this case, it is necessary to replace not only the kernel itself (the zImage file), but also the modules (drivers) going to it. When installing via CWM, the process is fully automated, you just need to install zip.
Under installation, kernel firmware, etc. understand the process of replacing the kernel in the firmware.

Before replacing the kernel, make a backup copy of the firmware via CWM recovery. How to do this read HERE . If, after replacing the kernel, the system stops loading, you can restore the data and operability of the device by restoring the backup.

Replacing the kernel with CWM recovery

If the kernel installation file is an archive of the * .zip format, inside which, among other things, is the folder "META-INF", then the replacement of the kernel is as follows.
Make sure that the installation zip is designed to install the kernel under the boot loader you are using (cLK, MAGLDR). Kernel installers manufactured since the second half of 2012 are universal, i.e. they themselves determine what you are using the bootloader and flash the correct version of the kernel.

Instructions for users of the MAGLDR loader

- reset the installation zip to the memory card without unarchiving it;
- insert a memory card in HD2;
- enter MAGLDR: on the switched off device, hold down the power key and DO NOT release it until the menu appears;
- use the volume keys to select the item "AD recovery";
- press the call accept button, CWM recovery will be loaded;
- select "install zip from sdcard" ->"choose zip from sdcard" ->select * .zip (installation zip with the correct kernel);
- after the end of the firmware, return to the main menu of CWM recovery, select the item "reboot system now";
- the communicator will reboot and load your Android firmware with a new kernel.

Instructions for users of the CLK loader

- reset the installation zip to the memory card without unarchiving it;
- insert a memory card in HD2;
- go to CWM recovery: on the switched off device, hold down the "Home" button and briefly press the power button;
- select "install zip from sdcard" ->"choose zip from sdcard" ->select * .zip (installation zip with the correct kernel);
- after the end of the firmware, return to the main menu of CWM recovery, select the item "reboot system now";
- the communicator will reboot and load your Android firmware with a new kernel.

Replacing the kernel with a PC - AutoCorrect

- Turn on the device and download Android;
- enable USB debugging: Settings ->Applications ->Development ->put a checkmark in front of the item "Debug USB";
- connect your device to a PC with a USB cable;
- unzip the archive with the kernel and run INSTALL.bat;
- Wait for the automatic restart of the communicator.

If the kernel is not installed, write "device not found", - install the driverHTC Driver. Install manually through the device manager.

The list of cores for HD2

Some kernels can always be downloaded from the following link.http://cyanogenmod.arif-ali.co.uk/kernels/

Kernels fromTytung

Author's topic on xda-developers
The default auto frequency scaling mode is Interactive, the default CPU operating frequency is 245-998 MHz. Available frequencies: 128-1190 MHz. Processor voltage: 800-1350 mV (voltage change interface is supported). Built-in fix for quick waking screen. Built-in fixes that improve the sound during a conversation (eliminates the high sensitivity of the microphone and the "hands-free" mode). Full CLK bootloader support. Record telephone conversations from the line. T-Mobile Wi-Fi Calling. Internet distribution via USB, Wi-Fi access point. Real MAC address of Wi-Fi. Unique MAC address for each HD2. Bluetooth real (unique) MAC address for each HD2. Support for official high-capacity batteries (HTC 2300 mAh). Supported file systems: Yaffs, Ext2 / 3/4, CIFS, NILFS, ReiserFS, BTRFS. Sound driver ALSA is on. Quick charge and more

[23.11.12] Update for Android 2.3. Added fix for working with the alarm application, triggered from the off state. Universal installer (MAGLDR, cLK):tytung_gb_r16_with_off_alarm.zip(3.21 MB)
[08.11.12] Update for Android 2.3. Kernels for Android 4 look in the relevant topic. Universal installer:HTCLEO-Kernel_2.6.32_tytung_gb_r16-update.zip(3.21 MB)
The following automatic processor frequency scaling modes have been added: InteractiveX and Smartass2; added real MAC addresses for Bluetooth and Wi-Fi; fast charge; and other.
[15.01.12] Update for ICS only (Android 4). Version for loader cLK2.6.32.15_tytung_ics_r1_cLK.zip, version for bootloader MAGLDR -2.6.32.15_tytung_ics_r1_MAGLDR.zip

List of major changes since r14

- included a fix that allows the wired headset to work on the ICS
- the value of the VM_MAX_READAHEAD parameter is changed to 1024 kilobits
- ported xt_qtaguid and xt_quota2 (allows you to correct the error with the standard traffic calculation tool)
- Wi-Fi driver ported from 3.x Linux kernel (bcm4329)
- improved flash compatibility with ICS
- Added automatic scaling of the frequency of the CPU InteractiveX and smartAssV2
- video accelerator driver (kgsl) is ported from msm-3.0 Linux kernel
- almost 2 times increased data transfer rate of the memory card

[10.11.11] The correction of step gradients is enabled. R14 versionfor loader MAGLDR, for the MAGLDR loader with recording from tel. talk; for cLK bootloader, for the cLK bootloader with tel. talk.
[05.11.11] Added driver calibration auto white balance. To improve the sound quality of music added audio driver ALSA. The version with the recording of telephone conversations is returned (it can cause a complete loss of sound until the next reboot). Version r13for loader MAGLDR, for cLK bootloader
[30.09.11] version r12.3 is released only for Android 2.3.4 and higher. The audio driver (libaudio.so) fromdrizztje Up to version 5, as well as line recording is off . Version for bootloader MAGLDR - kernel_tytung_r12.3_update.zip , version for boot loader cLK - cLK_ppp_tytung_r12.3_update.zip
[12.09.11] For Android 2.3 Gignerbread:kernel_tytung_r12- version for bootloader MAGLDR;cLK_ppp_tytung_r12- version for loader cLK.
For Android 2.2 FroYo:kernel_tytung_r12_oldcam- version for bootloader MAGLDR;cLK_ppp_tytung_r12_oldcam- version for loader cLK.
[08.22.11] For Android 2.3 Gignerbread:kernel_tytung_r11- version for bootloader MAGLDR;cLK_ppp_tytung_r11- version for loader cLK.
For Android 2.2 FroYo:kernel_tytung_r11_oldcam- version for bootloader MAGLDR;cLK_ppp_tytung_r11_oldcam- version for loader cLK.

List of changes in the 11th version

- initrd.gz is now the same for cLK and MAGLDR (only for versions without the signature of oldcam)
- added RNDIS (Remote Network Driver Interface Specification) driver to support USB Tethering
- Added a fix that speeds up the screen waking (helps only those who had problems)
- Fixed the error that occurred when opening the camera
- changed MAC address to IEEE standard 00: 23: 76: XX: XX: XX for HTC

[4.05.11] Versions for the MAGLDR bootloader:kernel_tytung_r10_oldcam_update.zip- for Sense firmware,kernel_tytung_r10_update.zip- Only for firmware based on Android 2.3.4. Versions for the cLK bootloader:cLK_ppp_tytung_r10_oldcam_update.zip- for Sense firmware,cLK_ppp_tytung_r10_update.zip- Only for firmware based on Android 2.3.4.
[12.04.11] Versions for the CLK bootloader (with the new PPP driver):cLK ppp tytung r9 oldcam, clk ppp tytung r9. Versions for MAGLDR:kernel tytung r9 oldcam, kernel tytung r9

version 9 description

Only 4 kernel versions released. oldcam - means that the kernel is intended for firmware with the old camera driver, without this label - the kernel is intended for firmware with the new camera driver (sense). All versions support high capacity battery.
Features of the ninth version:
- when working with a bluetooth headset, the sound in the phone on both speakers may be muted, the problem is known, there is no solution yet, but the sound returns after a reboot
- support two-way recording of conversations
- support for a unique Bluetooth MAC address
- support Bluetooth PAN (Personal Area Network)
- used by the author-modified initrd.gz (modified init.htcleo.rc to support the unique Bluetooth MAC address)
- added sound enhancement (it seems that the sound quality during a call in the BT headset is better)

[27.03.11] r8.3_oldcam_update.zip + r8.3_update.zip- updated bluetooth stack and returned old video recording driver
[25.03.11] r8.2_oldcam_update.zip + r8.2_update.zip- fixed a high power consumption bug after turning on bluetooth
[24.03.11] r8.1_oldcam_update.zip + r8.1_update.zip

Kernels fromseadersn

Author's topic on XDA-developers

The latest version was released November 18, 2011
for the cLK bootloader:
with recording telephone conversations from the lineR9 HD2 CLK CALLREC.zipwithout recordingR9 HD2 CLK STANDARD.zip
for MAGLDR bootloader:
with recording telephone conversations from the lineR9 HD2 MAGLDR CALLREC.zipwithout recordingR9 HD2 MAGLDR STANDARD.zip

Kernels fromfikret

Author's topic on XDA-developers
The kernel is compiled from the official sources of the 2.6.35.14 kernel from HTC Desire.
The available CPU frequencies are from 96 MHz to 1.5 GHz. The default operating frequency of the CPU is 245-998 MHz. The default frequency auto scaling mode is ondemand (interactive, conservative, userspace, powersave, ondemand, performance, smartassV2, InteractiveX, Smartass, Smoothass, Savagedzen, Virtuous, Scary, Superbad, Lagfree, Skywalker, HYPER are also available). Full CLK bootloader support. Unique MAC address of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for each HD2. Support for official high-capacity batteries (HTC 2300 mAh). Supported file systems are Yaffs, Ext2 / 3/4, CIFS, FUSE. Included fix for quick waking screen. ALSA audio driver (as additional modules). Support Wi-Fi hotspot.
To change the working frequencies of the processor, the author does not recommend using the setCPU utility, instead it is suggestedВ® No-frills CPU Control.

[14.02.12] The kernel r2.16 (Linux kernel based 2.6.35.14) Versions for Android 2.3:cLK HD.zip, MAGLDR HD.zip; versions for Android 4.0cLK ICS.zip, MAGLDR ICS.zip

Kernels frommarc1706

Author's topic on XDA-developers . Kernel for Sense firmware. Based on HTC Desire kernel version 2.6.35.14
The default auto frequency scaling mode is ondemand (interactive, conservative, userspace, powersave, ondemand, performance, smartassV2, Lagfree, Lazy, SavagedZen, scary, smartass, smoothass, superbad, virtuous, interactiveX, ondemandX are also available). The default CPU operating frequency is 245-998 MHz. Available frequencies: 96-1536 MHz. Built-in fix for quick waking screen. Full CLK bootloader support. Record telephone conversations from the line. Unique MAC address of Wi-Fi for each HD2. Unique Bluetooth MAC address for each HD2. Support for official high-capacity batteries (HTC 2300 mAh). Sound driver ALSA is on. Built in driver auto white balance from HTC.
[07.24.12] v0.2.3marc1706_desire_0_2_3.zip(3.94 MB)
[13.03.12] v0.2.0marc1706_desire_0_2_0.zip(3.94 MB)

Kernels fromDorimanx

Author's topic on XDA-developers . The kernel is based on the kernel version of Tytung for ICS. Linux kernel version 2.6.32.59. The available CPU frequencies are from 96 to 1612 MHz, the default operating frequency of the CPU is 245-998 MHz. Added several modes of automatic scaling of the processor frequency, by default the HYPER mode is enabled. There is a change in voltage on the CPU using the sysfs interface (as in Titung). Built-in fix for quick waking screen. Full CLK bootloader support. Record telephone conversations from the line. T-Mobile Wi-Fi Calling. Internet distribution via USB, Wi-Fi access point. Real MAC address of Wi-Fi. Unique MAC address of Wi-Fi for each HD2. Unique Bluetooth MAC address for each HD2. Support for official high-capacity batteries (HTC 2300 mAh). Supported file systems: Yaffs2, Ext2 / 3/4, ReiserFS. Sound driver ALSA is on. Stepped gradient correction enabled. And much more.
Frequent updates, but newer versions are not always stable. When installing a zip with a kernel, several different kernel options are offered, a description of the installation points can be foundHEREorHERE. The author releases the kernel in a single installation file. It is universal for all firmware, including bootloaders. When installing it, you need to select the desired version.
ALSA kernel driver is disabled by default -instructions for its inclusion.
The kernel is suitable for any firmware, but if you have Android 2.3.3 (or below), Sense, or HyperDROID, you should add the initrd.gz file from the installation zip of your firmware to the kernel installation zip, the "initrd Custom" folder.
The latest kernel versions can always be downloaded from the developer’s site.http://www.dorimanx.com/kernels/

[21.06.12] v7.3: Kernel for CM7 and ICS onlyKernel-Dorimanx-V7.3-ULTRA-HD2-MAG-CLK-MULTI.zip(9.02 MB)
[07.04.12] v6.4D:Kernel_Dorimanx_V6.4_ULTRA_HD2_MAG_CLK_MULTI.zip
[04/04/12] v6.4:Kernel_Dorimanx_V6.4_ULTRA_HD2_MAG_CLK_MULTI.zip
[03/29/12] v6.3:Kernel_Dorimanx_V6.3_ULTRA_HD2_MAG_CLK_MULTI.zip
[25.03.12] v6.2:Kernel_Dorimanx_V6.2_ULTRA_HD2_MAG_CLK_MULTI.zip
[13.03.12] v5.7:Kernel_Dorimanx_V5.7_ULTRA_HD2_MAG_CLK_MULTI.zip(7.18 MB)
[02.19.12] v4.7:Kernel_Dorimanx_V4.7_FOR_All_in_One_ROM_MAG_CLK.zip(5.29 MB)
[01.25.12] v3.9:Kernel_Dorimanx_V3.9_FOR_All_in_One_ROM_MAG_CLK.zip(5.59 MB)
[01/23/12] v3.8:Kernel_Dorimanx_V3.8_FOR_All_in_One_ROM_MAG_CLK.zip(5.5 MB)
[01/07/12] v3.6:Kernel-Dorimanx-V3.6-ULTIMATE-HD2-MAG-CLK.zip
[12/26/11] v3.2:Kernel_Dorimanx_V3.2_FOR_All_in_One_ROM_MAG_CLK.zip(5.18 MB)
[10.12.11] v2.7:Kernel-Dorimanx-V2.7-ULTIMATE-HD2-MAG-CLK.zip
[11/20/11] v2.4:Kernel-Dorimanx-V2.4-ULTIMATE-HD2-MAG-CLK.zip

Kernels fromKefi.N

Discussion topic on XDA-developers . The kernel is based on Tytung r12. Features: updated sources to the latest (Linux kernel version 2.6.32.39), CPU operating frequencies from 128 to 1536 MHz, added a new automatic CPU frequency scaling mode - SmartassV2 (by default interactive), the minimum voltage on the CPU is 925 mV. Support for btrfs, squashfs file systems has been removed from the kernel (almost no one uses them), the network protocol has also been removed cifs It allows you to watch video from a PC via Wi-Fi without downloading it.
[25.09.11] v0.9.7.3: the version for the MAGLDR bootloader -2.6.32.43 Kefir.net 0.9.7.4.zip, version for boot loader cLK only for AOSP firmware -cLK AOSP 2.6.32.43 0.9.7.4.zip, version for bootloader cLK only for CyanogenMod firmware -cLK CM7 2.6.32.43 0.9.7.4.zip.
[09.24.11] v0.9.7: the version for the MAGLDR bootloader -Kefir.net_v0.9.7.zip, version for boot loader cLK only for AOSP firmware and CyanogenMod -cLK_AOSP_v0.9.7.zip, version for boot loader cLK specifically for Typhoon CM7 firmware -cLK_CM7Ty_v0.9.7.zip
[21.09.11] version for the MAGLDR bootloaderKefir.net v0.9.6.1.zip, version for the cLK loader only for AOSP and CyanogenMod 7 firmwarecLK AOSP 2.6.32.39 v0.9.6.1.zip, version for boot loader cLK only for Sense firmware on Android 2.3cLK GBSense 2.6.32.39 v0.9.6.1.zip

Kernels fromHieros

Author's topic on XDA-developers . Kernels based on the Rafpigna 1.9 OC GB kernel have all the advantages of this kernel. The kernels are designed for firmware Sense + Android 2.3, but most likely will work with other Android 2.3 firmware.
[30.10.11] For the MAGLDR bootloader:kernel_magldr_1.8.5_btfix_2wcr.zip; kernel_magldr_1.8.5_btfix_no2wcr.zip;kernel_magldr_1.8.5_nobtfix_2wcr.zip;kernel_magldr_1.8.5_nobtfix_no2wcr.zip.
For the clk loader:kernel_clk_1.8.5_btfix_2wcr.zip; kernel_clk_1.8.5_btfix_no2wcr.zip; kernel_clk_1.8.5_nobtfix_2wcr.zip; kernel_clk_1.8.5_nobtfix_no2wcr.zip
[13.09.11] For the MAGLDR bootloader:v1.7.5 with bluetooth fix, v1.7.5 without fix bluetooth
[23.08.11] v1.7.4 for MAGLDR bootloader
[19.08.11] kernel_hieros_v1.7.2_magldr.zip, kernel_hieros_v1.7.2_clk.zip + description
[18.08.11] kernel hieros v1.7 + description
kernel hieros v1.5 MAGLDR.zip, kernel hieros v1.5 cLK.zip + description

Kernels fromRafpigna

Topic of discussion on xda-developers
[7.08.11] 2r0 GB- Android 2.3 version only,2r0 OC. There was a record of conversations from the line. In the GB version, a bug was removed with an increased battery zhory when turning on bluetooth.
[20.03.11] 1.9 OC(core for all firmware) +version for autochange; 1.9 OC GB(special kernel only for Gingerbread firmware). From version 1.9 appeared support for high-capacity batteries.
[3.03.11] ver 1.8 OC + version for autochange
[8.02.11] ver 1.7

Utility and Supplementfor Android on HD2

• Acceleration of firmware due to disabling CPU rendering
  
• Task 2a- command for the SPL loader that performs full low-level formatting of the built-in flash drive
  
• TWRP recovery- alternative recovery
  
• Solving the problem of auto brightnessHTC HD2 - Android NAND + MAGLDR (Post # 11574503), download from the forum:_ClockWorkMod_Light_Library_Fix_by_Milap.zip(165.86 KB)
  
  
• SGS Touchscreen Booster- the program for setting the sensor on the screen
  
• Touch recovery Beta8 RC1- CWM version with touch screen support (controlled by soft keys).Author's topic on XDA-developers
  
• Multifunctional Androbot by xGETSx- a program for assembling / disassembling images and other manipulations of firmware.
  
• Tweak to control the backlight keys- allows you to adjust the backlight of the keys so that it works while the screen is on
  
• Script to optimize the memory (RAM)- should speed up the system.
  
• Daemon oc- A script that optimizes the control of the processor, allows you to increase the responsiveness of the system without increasing power consumption.As in the script Daemon OC adjust max. CPU frequency?. DaemonController- A program to adjust the frequency of the processor in the script Daemon OC.Latest version.
  
• Adding A2SD + to any firmware with CWM. After installing the firmware, it is enough to install the following zip:MDJ_A2SD + .ziporthis
  
• Saturator- PC software that makes colors more saturated, so that the step gradients are almost absent. The program automatically converts apk. With the release of corrected step gradients, the program is not relevant. All recent kernel versions (December 2011) include this fix.
  
• Universal Flash Driver for HD2- PC program with user-friendly interface for installing and updating CWM, Radio, ROM, MAGLDR, partitioning (system, cache, etc.), supports full installation of both MAGLDR and cLK firmware.Russified version. Author's topic on XDA-developers.
  
• SwkeyorВ® Button Savior- soft emulated hardcore programs are useful for those who want to keep buttons and a loop located under the power button
  
• To improve the sound quality in the firmware (especially the sound of the telephone part), you can usesound driver from Coredroid firmware
  
• Patch to increase the speed of reading / writing from the memory card, carefully bourgeois language. For "acceleration" you need to install one of the zip'ov SDCardSpeedFix offered in the topic. And you can also use another way - the programSD Speed ​​Increase.
  
• Patch to support ad hoc networks
  
• Patch to improve work with ext partitions
  
• How to reduce the power consumption of the device?
  
• Morelocale- Russification of any firmware, about the Russification of MIUI firmware readhere
  
• setCPU- a program to view the current frequency of the processor, its changes, overclocking.
  
• CurrentWidget- application widget to monitor energy consumption.
  
• Titanium backup- A program for backup applications. Allows you to save applications and their data in order to restore them after flashing. Also allows you to delete system applications.
  
• What system applications can be removed? - Everything about this is written in the topic. Android stock program
  
• ADB - what is it, simply and in Russian
  
• Task 29- PC program for cleaning internal memory (NAND), in this topic its discussion is prohibited. This utility in bootloader mode allows you to clear the internal HD2 memory. In this case, Radio, the bootloader (bootloader or mattress), Splash and boot screen it does not remove, but it can help to clean the tails of old firmware.
  
• MAGLDR112.7z(397 KB)
  DFT_LEO_MAGLDR111.rar(456.56 KB)
  
  

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Post has been editedvaalf - 08.03.17, 19:59

[Sap_RW]

[email protected], 13:53

I finally printed a simpler firmware manual with all the nuances. Laid out on your site. Who is interesting - lookhttp://maximglin05.narod2.ru/htc_hd2/kak_u...pamyat_proshit/Pagnot yet finalized and typos may occur.

There is probably not a typo in the case, but in the background .. It is really hard to read with such a contrast, it would be quieter than anything ..

[NTV]

netwalker0717, please post in the header a direct link to the parallel branch of the Typhoon discussion!

Posts: 666 ... mda ...

Post has been editedNTV - 14.10.11, 19:21

[dmitriy24]

but exactly [CWM] firmware TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 v3.6.3 [A2SD +] [Tytung r12.4] can be upgraded to [CWM] TyphooN CyanogenMod 7 v3.6.9 [A2SD +] [Tytung r12.4] without losing data in this way

Only in firmware versions for Clockwork mod recovery. Go to CWM recovery, perform the "wipe dalvik cache" item, as well as the "wipe cache" item (do not touch the "wipe data" item) and install the ZIP of the new firmware version via CWM recovery. At the same time, all settings and applications will remain in place.

[muradic]

Mazda002345 @ 10.10.2011, 09:40

I can not connect the device in "modem mode" to a PC on XP.

I easily connected both on XP and on the seven with the help of PdaNet .. the modem turns on even easier than in the sense

[kazantip1288]

muradic,
very good program. just seeing your post decided to put it. The client on the computer downloaded the latest and voila! everything is picked up the first time. gorgeous!

[clarion2000]

boozywoozy [RND] @ 10/15/2011, 21:52

that would be in the car to listen to music from your phone, and then put the wheels not where.

Are there no audio inputs? A friend in the car also does not insert a USB flash drive, but you can connect it to the wire.

[Jonny174]

Tell me how to convert the boot folder to boot.img. And what generally should be in boot.img besides files from boot?

[netwalker0717]

NTV @ 10/14/2011, 20:18

Netwalker0717, please post in the header a direct link to the parallel branch of the Typhoon discussion!

Added to the header.

[pSyLiquid]

screwcvv,a counter question, what do you want? sense, not sense, well, etc. If the sense, then you can try from the cap [06/15/11] [ZIP] [LEO512 / 1024] CMYLXGOs Stock Desire HD [A2SD] [RAF 1.9OC] - firmware as close as possible to the official firmware Desire HD (RUU 1.84), conceived for TMOUS HD2! Not new, but proved to be stable for many ...

Post has been editedpSyLiquid - 15.10.11, 19:09

[netwalker0717]

Jonny174 @ 10/15/2011, 20:04

Tell me how to convert the boot folder to boot.img. And what generally should be in boot.img besides files from boot?

It is not entirely clear what you are trying to do, and what you want to receive as a result.
Formulate your question more clearly.
Thank.

[Jonny174]

I downloaded myself miui 1.10.14, and she is known only under magldr. I want to do it under clk. I tried to install the firmware magldr, and then roll the patch with the kernel for clk, but nothing came of loading the firmware on the boot screen and does not go any further. Such garbage went from version 1.9.23 and continues to this day. The developers nakhimichili something with the core. I read on a foreign forum that you need to add files that are in the boot folder to boot.img. On the same forum, they were booting new boot.img to firmware 1.9.23 and the firmware was successfully launched, now the developers switched to Tytung 12.4 and it seems again that something has been tweaked in the kernel and if it is updated with a patch, then I still have to stop, so I want to do this myself boot.img. Can you explain how?

[Vech]

Jonny174
boot.img is a boot file system image in which there are two zImage and initrd.gz files
in order to make it work with cLK, you need to not only pack it all into an image, but also modify and reassemble the contents of initrd.gz
but what exactly I did not go into details

[maximglin]

VecH @ 10/15/2011, 20:31

Jonny174
boot.img is a boot file system image in which there are two zImage and initrd.gz files
in order to make it work with cLK, you need to not only pack it all into an image, but also modify and reassemble the contents of initrd.gz
but what exactly I did not go into details

Yes, and not all img are the same. You can also create with different parameters.

[Jonny174]

VecH @ 10/15/2011, 10:31 PM

in order to make it work with cLK, you need not only to pack all this into the image, but also to modify and reassemble the contents of the initrd.gz, but that's exactly what I didn’t go into details

There are knowledgeable people who know how to do?

Post has been editedJonny174 - 15.10.11, 19:46

[Vech]

[email protected], 02:37

Yes, and not all img are the same. You can also create with different parameters.

Well, I know about it (different FS, logging, and the rest), but what specifically change in initrd.gz I do not know
Although it's interesting, I'm thinking about a CLK loader that would cut down the phone at night and leave it on charge

[tru2008]

Jonny174,
Conversion from MAGLDR ZIP to CLK ZIP

[igoss83]

People tell me where to download the GPS libraries for the official MIUI firmware?

[tru2008]

GPS_Libraries_v2.1_NMEA_for_HD2_Gingerbread_update.zip (171.82 KB) Download count: 94
GPS_Libraries_v2.1_RPC_for_HD2_Gingerbread_update.zip

What is the difference between the versions? Tell me which one to put on HyperDroid-CM7-v2.1.0, the clk loader.

[bondxxx_nnm]

tru2008 @ 10/15/2011, 21:30

What is the difference between the versions?

In your case, you need to put NMEA. In general, as they say, it is necessary to put the one that will work better with GPS. Because some people normally work RPC, others NMEA.

Post has been editedbondxxx_nnm - 15.10.11, 21:20

[Hikari]

There is a suggestion for those who are interested in my new firmware based on the Dorimanx firmware:HTC HD2 - test firmware Leo-2011.10.12 (Android 2.3.7, CyanogenMod)
Test, make suggestions ...

Warning: Firmware is very different from the classic type TyphooN. Read first carefully the topic header.

Post has been editedHikari - 15.10.11, 23:15