DINC Things to Know - bibanon/android-development-codex GitHub Wiki

In the guides below, you may be told to do specific things. Refer here for those specific methods.

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Boot to HBoot

Completely turn off your droid (sometimes it is also necessary to replace the battery after powering off). Then, hold and buttons until you see a screen with three Androids on the bottom and text for options. This is the hboot.

You can use the volume rocker to navigate options, and the power button to select them.

Boot to fastboot

Sometimes you may want to use to flash things. Your phone will need to be in mode to do so. Get to the screen as above and select the option. Once you connect your phone to USB, it will display fastboot USB if you are connected correctly.

Boot to Recovery

After installing a custom recovery, you can enter it at any time from the above HBoot menu. Just choose the option.

Enable USB Debugging

USB debugging mode allows adb to work with your phone. To enable it, make sure that it is checked in settings/apps/development on your phone

Checking MD5SUMs

MD5 Checksums allow you to see if a file is exactly the same as it was originally. If even one bit is wrong, the checksum will be completely different, so it is vital when flashing radios and hboots, where no errors can be made.

On Windows, the md5sum program is included with the tools that you've previously downloaded. Move the file you want to check to the directory and use this command in the command prompt:

On Linux and macs, just type the command anywhere, as it is already installed:

Flashing a new radio or hboot

Sometimes you will need to flash a new radio. Get the radio zip file, and check the md5sum! If it is corrupt, your phone will be bricked, so make sure.

boot your phone to mode (see above), and run the commands below:

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