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[kaspy]

ErnstJanF, on Apr 26 2011, 13:01, said:

I will, tonight. I'm at school now

thanks i will wait.

[Da Phoenix]

I hope this tutorial is here fast.
My phone is almost useless without SD Card.
But one question:

I put my files on My Storage and then use haret.exe, this means it installs android on my SD card with all the partitions right (I don't see a usable partition)
But is it possible to put the o2 folder etc. on my SD card so that the installer makes a partition of My Storage

[kaspy]

Da Phoenix, on Apr 26 2011, 19:53, said:

I hope this tutorial is here fast.
My phone is almost useless without SD Card.
But one question:

I put my files on My Storage and then use haret.exe, this means it installs android on my SD card with all the partitions right (I don't see a usable partition)
But is it possible to put the o2 folder etc. on my SD card so that the installer makes a partition of My Storage

no it cant be done that way. The installer is made for sd card. But if you want it on my storage instead we have to do manual install in linux. And we need some comands for it in terminal of linux. I dnt remember them as i didnt used that from so long. So you must find some tutorial for my storage install.

[Jimmy Johnson]

My SD Card is also "Not Available"
Does someone now this problem?


Hi, i hope this will help.
This is my method of installation-no need to worry about partitioning.

I have B7610 and a 2GB card. what I did is put my 2GB card in the card reader, open minitool partition wizard and in your case if your card is already partitioned, right click the partition(s) delete it, Press apply. thats it, first part done.

put back you card in mobile it will ask format disk, click no. assuming you already have the froyo installation in your "My Storage" (by the way you can edit the EXT4 file using 7zip and add the 2d/3d drivers in the "lib" folder so no trouble later after installation you can jump directly to android) just in case you forget, copy and paste the "rev51" contents -zImage and o2b3update- into my storage. second part done.

get into usual procedure of installation. Click -My storage-O2beta-haret.exe- wait some time. the installation will automatically mount the "unpartitioned" SD card, make the desired partitions and install android. after phone restart just click My storage-haret.exe. wait 2 mins and get into android.

I have been doing this from the very first android release, frankly speaking this method i have never seen anybody mention, and it has worked for me always. Please try it and tell me the result. (make sure to backup your SD card before deleting partition). Phone contacts can be saved to SD card later through activesync to be later retrieved inside android.

Most of the things mentioned, probably you might already know.

Thanks for reading, bye.

Jijojamie.

[Da Phoenix]

Jimmy Johnson, on Apr 29 2011, 19:33, said:

My SD Card is also "Not Available"
Does someone now this problem?
Hi, i hope this will help.
This is my method of installation-no need to worry about partitioning.

I have B7610 and a 2GB card. what I did is put my 2GB card in the card reader, open minitool partition wizard and in your case if your card is already partitioned, right click the partition(s) delete it, Press apply. thats it, first part done.

put back you card in mobile it will ask format disk, click no. assuming you already have the froyo installation in your "My Storage" (by the way you can edit the EXT4 file using 7zip and add the 2d/3d drivers in the "lib" folder so no trouble later after installation you can jump directly to android) just in case you forget, copy and paste the "rev51" contents -zImage and o2b3update- into my storage. second part done.

get into usual procedure of installation. Click -My storage-O2beta-haret.exe- wait some time. the installation will automatically mount the "unpartitioned" SD card, make the desired partitions and install android. after phone restart just click My storage-haret.exe. wait 2 mins and get into android.

I have been doing this from the very first android release, frankly speaking this method i have never seen anybody mention, and it has worked for me always. Please try it and tell me the result. (make sure to backup your SD card before deleting partition). Phone contacts can be saved to SD card later through activesync to be later retrieved inside android.

Most of the things mentioned, probably you might already know.

Thanks for reading, bye.

Jijojamie.

I Got it working now.
Try this on your SD card
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[Da Phoenix]

My Camera is working sometimes.
But when the phone crashes and I reset the phone.
It doesn't work anymore.
Known problem?

Edit: What The F***:
I reset my phone without my SD Card in my phone.
I started the camera and it says in Dutch:

Plaats een SD-kaart voordat u de camera gebruikt
translated: Insert an SD card before using the camera

But without SD Card my Camera is working.
F*cking wierd

Edit2:
And my Camera isn't working again...
My SD Card is mounted

Edited by Da Phoenix, 06 May 2011 - 09:54 PM.

[kaspy]

Da Phoenix, on May 7 2011, 02:29, said:

My Camera is working sometimes.
But when the phone crashes and I reset the phone.
It doesn't work anymore.
Known problem?

Edit: What The F***:
I reset my phone without my SD Card in my phone.
I started the camera and it says in Dutch:

Plaats een SD-kaart voordat u de camera gebruikt
translated: Insert an SD card before using the camera

But without SD Card my Camera is working.
F*cking wierd

Edit2:
And my Camera isn't working again...
My SD Card is mounted

well dear do one thing .

first of all delete our sd card in mini tool partition (DONT NOT FORMAT LET IT BE UNPARITIONED SPACE)

APLLY THE CHANGES.

2. after that inset the card in the phone . (ON CONFERMATION THAT DO U EANT TO FORMAT THE CARD .PRESS NO)

3. do a fresh install in the o2beta folder and run haret,
and do the installation agin ,
and see if it works or not .


and one more thing i formated my sd card on the confirmation few times  sometimes it works, sometimes it dont .


GOOD LUCk