sorry guys could you help me again

[Guest AnDroidNooB]

im following the ultimate pulse owners guide and im trying to install a custom rom

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Installing A 2.1 Custom Rom

Please note that this portion of the Guide is only for those using a T-Mobile Pulse (U8220). This will NOT work for those using a U8320 or a U8220-6. Please check the label located under the battery to determine your version

You must have the Official 2.1 update installed BEFORE attempting to install a 2.1 custom rom. Please follow the guide [here]

It is recommended that you do not install the Customized HU patch before installing custom roms. If you have already please follow the guide [here]

Difficulty Level

2/5 (easy)

Known Bugs

The phone is prone to freezes when using apps that use both Data and CPU in bursts.

Such as: Facebook, Market, Browser

Bluetooth may not work correctly with some custom roms

Text messages arn't sending / receving properly

What you will need:

A Pulse

A Micro SD Card (Recommended to have at least 1gb free space)

A Micro USB Cable or An Micro SD Card Reader

A Word of Caution

Please note that installing this update will wipe everything off your phone. (Contacts, messages, apps etc.) Please ensure that you back them up if required. Your SD card will not be wiped before, during or after the update process.

Also please refer to the previous warning:

Custom Rom Choices

In my opinion Paul's rom needs more work, it is a little slower than the other 2.

Flibblesan's is by far the fastest.

Zerosignull's has a lot of great features but hasn't been updated in a while.

Paul's r7 Work In progress 2.1 Rom:

T-Mobile Style

http://android.modaco.com/content/t-mobile...en-android-2-1/

Flibblesan's FLB Custom Rom:

Espresso Style

http://android.modaco.com/content/t-mobile...om-with-tweaks/

Direct Link (With the option of AppsToSd): http://www.multiupload.com/1I7VD5WBA6

Zerosignull's Oscillation Custom Rom:

Vanilla Style

http://android.modaco.com/content/t-mobile...llation-rom-r7/

Direct Link (With the Option of AppsToSd): http://www.qooy.com/files/WIP30DO5/Pulse_O...ationROMR7B.zip

The Guide

Step 1: Download the "Custom Recover Image"

http://loadbalancing.modaco.com/download.p...gl5iiciea41vu4t

Step 2: Extract the ZIP anywhere on your computer and navigate into the "1.5.2-pulse-amonrarecovery" folder

Step 3: Power Off your device. Hold down the POWER + RED (End call) + VOLUME DOWN keys until a blue screen appears

Step 4: Plug your device into your computer and wait for the drivers to be installed (Windows Only)

If your computer does not find the necessary drivers your can't proceed. Please Manually locate the new drivers from the "PC Suite" that was included within the Official 2.1 update ZIP

Step 5: Open the "install-recovery-windows.bat" (Windows) or the "install-recovery-mac.sh" (Mac) or the "install-recovery-linux.sh" (Linux)

This will open and close very quickly. There is no visible indication that anything has happened on either the computer or the phone. If you get a "waiting for device" or an error refer to the FAQ [here]

Step 6: Unplug your device, remove and re-insert the battery. Press and Hold down: "POWER + MENU + RED (End call) Keys until the "Custom recover image" screen appears

It may appear after the origonal Tmobile boot or between the android screen. If not remove the battery and try again.

Note: When using the Custom Recovery image use the Trackball to move up / down and press to select. Use the back button to go back.

Step 7: Select the Option "USB MS Toggle" and plug your phone into your computer. Download a Custom ROM of your choice and place the ENTIRE ZIP (Do not extract it) onto the root of your SD card.

By "Root" I mean do not place the file in any subfolders"

i get to step 6 but when i open the custom recovery image thing theres no "USB MS Toggle" option.. please help

[Guest ogiogi]

i get to step 6 but when i open the custom recovery image thing theres no "USB MS Toggle" option.. please help

Recovery image:

[Guest AnDroidNooB]

Recovery image:

i dont see that i see a blue and black screen that says android system recovery <2e> at the top with three options

- reboot system now

- wipe data/ factory rest

- wipe cache partition

[Guest Fusion0306]

i dont see that i see a blue and black screen that says android system recovery <2e> at the top with three options

- reboot system now

- wipe data/ factory rest

- wipe cache partition

Try to install recovery image again and make sure that the drivers for 2.1 are installed. That should work.

Edited July 16, 2010 by Fusion0306

[Guest ogiogi]

Hmm. Looks like the custom recovery didn't install correctly. Do you have Pulse 2.1 drivers installed on your PC?

[Guest Fusion0306]

Hmm. Looks like the custom recovery didn't install correctly. Do you have Pulse 2.1 drivers installed on your PC?

:angry:

[Guest AnDroidNooB]

yes i installed the pc suite and the drivers installed fine

[Guest ogiogi]

:angry:

milliseconds faster :D

[Guest ogiogi]

yes i installed the pc suite and the drivers installed fine

With the phone connected to pc go to device manager and see if u have any unknown devices

[Guest Fusion0306]

yes i installed the pc suite and the drivers installed fine

PC suite has the drivers for 1.5 (I think)

Here are the drivers for Pulse 2.1

DOWNLOAD

DRIVERS.zip

[Guest AnDroidNooB]

With the phone connected to pc go to device manager and see if u have any unknown devices

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[Guest AnDroidNooB]

is there anything wrong?

[Guest AnDroidNooB]

PC suite has the drivers for 1.5 (I think)

Here are the drivers for Pulse 2.1

DOWNLOAD

DRIVERS.zip

how do i install it?

[Guest AnDroidNooB]

how do i install it?

HELP!

[Guest Simon O]

HELP!

If you have downloaded the Hungarian T-Mobile 2.1 ROM (which you will need) then this contains the PC Suite which also has the drivers. Installing the PC Suite will also install the drivers.

If you need to install drivers manually, do this: (from Google search)

Open DEVICE MANAGER

To open DEVICE MANAGER: Press the Windows + R keys, type in devmgmt.msc .

Any hardware without a driver will be in a section with a yellow question mark:


Device Manager

(click on Thumbnail for a larger view)




If that hardware has a CD or file that will automatically install everything, run it now.


If you have anything left in DEVICE MANAGER that hasn't had its driver installed, try the following before attempting to install the driver manually.

Right click on the device > choose UPDATE DRIVER > in the resulting screen choose Install the software automatically. If your lucky XP will already have the driver. If not you'll have to do it manually.


To install a driver manually: In DEVICE MANAGER, double-click that hardware item > Click the Reinstall Driver button > in the resulting screen check No, not this time and click Next >


- If you know exactly what driver you want to install choose Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) and in the following screens browse to the location of the file to install the driver. Insert the manufacturers CD if needed.


- If you do not know exactly what driver to install insert the manufacturer CD and choose Install the software automatically (Recommended) > If that does not work, go back and this time choose Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) > in the resulting screen in the Search for the best driver in these locations section check the box that says Include this location in the search and browse to the file that contains you driver. If that fails you'll have to do it manually.[/code]

[Guest AnDroidNooB]

If you have downloaded the Hungarian T-Mobile 2.1 ROM (which you will need) then this contains the PC Suite which also has the drivers. Installing the PC Suite will also install the drivers.

If you need to install drivers manually, do this: (from Google search)

Open DEVICE MANAGER

To open DEVICE MANAGER: Press the Windows + R keys, type in devmgmt.msc .

Any hardware without a driver will be in a section with a yellow question mark:


Device Manager

(click on Thumbnail for a larger view)




If that hardware has a CD or file that will automatically install everything, run it now.


If you have anything left in DEVICE MANAGER that hasn't had its driver installed, try the following before attempting to install the driver manually.

Right click on the device > choose UPDATE DRIVER > in the resulting screen choose Install the software automatically. If your lucky XP will already have the driver. If not you'll have to do it manually.


To install a driver manually: In DEVICE MANAGER, double-click that hardware item > Click the Reinstall Driver button > in the resulting screen check No, not this time and click Next >


- If you know exactly what driver you want to install choose Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) and in the following screens browse to the location of the file to install the driver. Insert the manufacturers CD if needed.


- If you do not know exactly what driver to install insert the manufacturer CD and choose Install the software automatically (Recommended) > If that does not work, go back and this time choose Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) > in the resulting screen in the Search for the best driver in these locations section check the box that says Include this location in the search and browse to the file that contains you driver. If that fails you'll have to do it manually.

OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH! im having some issues with your lates rom though.. can you helpl me please. i made a thread for it so you can jump there