Paul, on Nov 15 2009, 03:35, said:
Why are you not creating 2 primary partitions?
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Creating 2 primary partitions (3GB fat32/1GB ext2) makes the boot process of my pulse crash. It hangs when the circle is being made under the T-Mobile brand. The circle stops moving and nothing happens for minutes.
I've made the partitions with gparted in Ubuntu. Should I take another route? Should they be in a different order (first ext2, then fat32)?? I'm not sure what to do and would really like to install android apps.
Is there a way of opening up a terminal without having to install one and viewing some log files??
//edit: i've repartitioned the sd-card to 3,5GB fat32 and 512mb ext2, copied the modaco-rom onto the fat32 part, went into recovery, reinstalled the modaco-rom, rebooted, and now my pulse is making the T-Mobile circle for over 5 minutes. Remember, I have NO apps installed on the pulse. Then the pulse shuts down, not even responding to the "on" button anymore.
So battery in/out again, and it's trying to boot again. And it won't boot: gets into a loop when showing the t-mob logo: the circle hangs, then a black screen, t-mob logo, circle hangs, etc.
Without the sd-card in it, there are no troubles booting the pulse.
I think I have to revert to the stock rom :-(
///edit2: don't know what I've done correctly now, since I had tried repartitioning several sd-cards with both gparted in linux, and Acronis Disk Director in Windows 7, all of them failed.
Now all of a sudden,
it works perfectly: I can boot the Pulse normally & apps install on the sd-card :-)
Me is a happy camper.