HTC HD2 Booting android without WinMo NAND test

Testing nand partition erase and random writes on yaffs filesystem. DO NOT DO THIS ON YOUR OWN DEVICE. Erasing /dev/mtd/mtd0 WILL BRICK YOUR PHONE because your partition layout is not the same as mine.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• htc
• hd2
• leo
• android
• winmo
• boot
• nand
• yaffs
• file
• random

[PeartFan40]

There's a reason why this video is so dark...because it's a bunch of bullshit. NAND has not been released by the actual developer, therefore it does not exist. When will these lamers give up and realize nobody believes your bullshit.

[rajkosto]

@PeartFan40 i am part of closed testing team because i am a developer

[shuntje]

hmm is it just me or is that video speeded up ?

[ephestioneHQ]

@eenbox oh c'mon, realtime text bootlog on a phone has an unbeatable geeky sexyness that you cannot possibly exchange with anything graphical to make it better :P

[smartintrepid]

I have a question. If I install FROYO 2.2 on my HD2, everything will work perfect like: sms, mms, apps, calls, gps, accelerometer, audio, speakerphone and all the things? Thank you.

[duydongmarketervn]

please comming soon, thanks for hard job

[itaintrite]

@rajkosto great to know.

btw, I just realized where I know your nick from :)

[rajkosto]

@itaintrite its a kernel config switch, set it to whatever you want when you compile the kernel

[itaintrite]

@eenbox I too would like to see the verbose boot OPTIONAL. or at least there should be a switch to turn it on/off easily :) Certain Android builds are already stable enough that we don't need to see boot logs :P

[eenbox]

Does the end user going to have to see this loading every time he/she reboots the phone? I personally do not mind but it may be little bit annoying... though it was quick :)

[chiconemi]

@stony007de when devs will release it