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Hope you found this tutorial useful and that you managed to flash your Desire successfully. Visit the official ICS tread over at xda-developers for more information Good Luck! Keep checking it though, as updates are happening all the time, making it more stable and more fun. UPDATE: Short ‘how to’ video below.Ĭurrently however, it still needs more development work. The above process also works for installing Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) beta rom onto the HTC Desire.

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Android Ice Cream Sandwich for the HTC Desire anyone?

#Android boot into 4ext recovery install#

Q: The install went fine but my battery dies well before it reached 0%.Ī: Try calibrating your battery whilst it is at 100%.įor a whole host of questions and answers, head over to the official post over at the xda-developers forum.

Failing that, try clearing the Dalvik cache / cache again.Ī2: Are you installing AD2SDX on the stock HBOOT version? Wipe and install again but leave the default value of ‘generic A2SD’ in the installer. Q: I am stuck on the boot animation screen on first boot after installing the romĪ: It can take up to 20 minutes for the first install, so please be patient.

If it’s checked, uncheck and try again.Ī2: Pull the battery out, leave for 10 seconds, place battery back and try again. Q: I can’t get into the boot loader to access 4EXT recovery.Ī1: Check to see if Fastboot is enabled in Settings>Power.

Reboot and enjoy! Note that the first boot can take up to 20mins.

Install the ROM (RunnyMede AIO ) from your sdcard.

Note that many people simply choose the options ‘Wipe Data / Factory Reset’ & Wipe Cache + Wipe Dalvik’ which has been proven to work but is not a true wipe of the phone data

Format the phone (Partition all system excluding SD card).

Transfer the Runnymede rom onto the newly formatted SD card from your PC.

Format and Partition your SD card through 4EXT recovery – Choose 1024 Mb and EXT4 for the EXT Partition.

Manually back up the contents of your phone SD card to your PC, either through your phone or through a card reader – I prefer a card reader as it tends to be quicker.

Do a Nandroid backup (a complete backup of your phone) through 4EXT recovery.

#Android boot into 4ext recovery software#

Download and install 4Ext recovery software on to your Desire.Root your HTC Desire (including switch S-OFF).Also, I believe you can sync other data to the Google servers, including apps, although I have never actually attempted this. Personally I like to do a complete wipe before flashing a new rom as it clears out any old cobwebs and gives you an uber clean phone.ĭon’t forget that contacts can be saved to Google on the cloud for backup purposes. The process outlined below involves a complete wipe of all data from your phone, including apps, contacts, music, etc.

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See the full feature set of RunnyMede AIO by Seb over at the official post on the XDA forum.

Newer Android software and many additional customisations.

Ability to add loads more apps with A2SD+.

The main benefits of rooting and flashing your phone with a new rom include: It has a rock solid performance and so much to offer in terms of customisations. RunnyMede AIO is probably the best rom I have used for the HTC Desire. Still happy to proceed? Cool! Well let’s get started… The technique outlined below works for me and that’s all I know. At worst, you can damage your Desire beyond repair. There are always risks involved when flashing any device. Please do not attempt to root and flash your phone if you are not 100% confident in what you are doing – for starters you will be voiding your warranty.