Thanks for the original method to:
- Guys on the Blade forum - especially android@sam
- One ROM is flashed as normal onto the NAND of the phone (referred to as the "NAND ROM" in the guide)
- One ROM uses two specially created partitions in the sdcard to boot the system (referred to as the "SD ROM" in the guide)
- Two script files which can be run from the ROMs allow you to switch between the two.
- Download your two ROMs - one of them will have to be a ROM in the second post. The other one can be anything. Support for more ROMs will be added in the future.
- Download the required updater-script and bootsd.img files from the second post as well as the generic scripts.zip.
- (Optional) Download the Link2SD script file.
- Make a copy of the downloaded bootsd.img and rename it boot.img.
- In the SD card ROM - open with an archive manager - eg 7-zip - and replace the boot.img with the one from the above step - just drag and drop the file into the archive.
- In the same manner as the above step, inside the archive, navigate to META-INF/com/google/android and replace the updater-script with the downloaded one.
- Connect your phone to the computer and mount USB mass storage.
- Make a backup of your SD card (IMPORTANT but optional).
- Download and install a disk editor (eg. EaseUS partition master for Windows or gParted for Linux).
- Load up the partition editor and make sure you can see your phone and are working with it - BE CAREFUL THAT YOU ARE NOT ERASING/MESSING WITH A HARD DISK IN THE NEXT STEP.
- Get rid of all the existing partitons.
- Create a primary FAT32 partiton leaving 500MB (750MB if Link2SD is to be used) free space at the end.
- Create a primary EXT3 partiton of 250 MB.
- Repeat the above step.
- (Optional) Repeat again if Link2SD is to be used.
- Apply the changes. So, the disk should have a primary FAT32 partition and two, primary 250MB EXT3 partitions (three if using Link2SD).
- Restore your backup of the SD card and copy the modified SD card ROM and the non-modified NAND ROM to the FAT32 partition.
- Extract the scripts ZIP and rename it "multiboot".
- Extract the boot.img from the NAND ROM and copy it into the "multiboot" folder, naming it "bootnand.img"
- Copy the earlier download bootsd.img into the "multiboot" folder
- Copy the enitre multiboot folder into the root of the SD card
- Reboot into recovery
- Wipe data/factory reset the phone
- Install the NAND ROM
- Install the SD card ROM
- Reboot into system
- Your SD card ROM should now load up - you are done!
- (Optional) Flash the Link2SD zip package from the second post
Switching between ROMs:
- Your ROM needs to be rooted for this to work!
- Download and install terminal emulator from the market
- Type:
- su
- cd /sdcard/multiboot
- Type either:
- sh bootsd.sh - to boot into SD card ROM
- sh bootnand.sh - to boot into NAND ROM
- sh bootsd.sh - to boot into SD card ROM
- su







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