hecatae
10th April 2011, 08:32 PM
WARNING - please read about what you are doing - if you choose to follow these instructions - be aware of what they do.
If your just looking for a Custom ROM for your device then there is a method to put ZTE Blade Roms (http://android.modaco.com/content/zte-blade-roms-rom-customisation/329864/28-mar-guide-how-to-install-a-custom-rom-on-the-zte-blade-gen1/) WITHOUT changing you device to a ZTE Libra layout
It does not need copying to C:\windows anymore as it is using the latest hacked download.exe files (All credit for this goes to mrradmir)
It also contains a clockwork installable zip that restores a stock recovery. It automaticly detects Blade/Libra and uses the right one.
So basically this is the procedure:
1. Install stock recovery (if you are currently running clockwork) with the included recovery restorer.
2. Boot into FTM (volume-down)
3. Run the the installer you want to install, can choose 128mb system partition layout or original partition layout
4. When done (if going from Blade->Libra) it is strongly recommended to copy Channel1.nvm and keep it safe.
5. Install your favourite custom ROM and have fun.
There's a text file included that describes the partition sizes you get with each version.
Here's the file http://www.multiupload.com/MZHDCOTG0Z
MD5SUM 185C51C3EDF8E4111044A3814ECEB3C7
these are the basic instructions pulled out of this thread http://android.modaco.com/content/zte-blad...asonera-phones/ (http://android.modaco.com/content/zte-blade-roms-rom-customisation/336102/official-2-2-upgrade-for-swedish-comviq-and-teliasonera-phones/)
Disadvantages of doing this:
cant use any Blade rom
[8]cant use CM7 at present
cant use tpt method
cant use fastboot unless by ADB.
cant downgrade to Blade baseband
Advantages of doing this:
better network reception
HSUPA enabled, screenshot to follow
850mhz enabled for GSM and 3G
CM7 will be updating to this after CM7 is declared stable
comparison on gsmarena:
http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=3790&idPhone2=3391
If your just looking for a Custom ROM for your device then there is a method to put ZTE Blade Roms (http://android.modaco.com/content/zte-blade-roms-rom-customisation/329864/28-mar-guide-how-to-install-a-custom-rom-on-the-zte-blade-gen1/) WITHOUT changing you device to a ZTE Libra layout
It does not need copying to C:\windows anymore as it is using the latest hacked download.exe files (All credit for this goes to mrradmir)
It also contains a clockwork installable zip that restores a stock recovery. It automaticly detects Blade/Libra and uses the right one.
So basically this is the procedure:
1. Install stock recovery (if you are currently running clockwork) with the included recovery restorer.
2. Boot into FTM (volume-down)
3. Run the the installer you want to install, can choose 128mb system partition layout or original partition layout
4. When done (if going from Blade->Libra) it is strongly recommended to copy Channel1.nvm and keep it safe.
5. Install your favourite custom ROM and have fun.
There's a text file included that describes the partition sizes you get with each version.
Here's the file http://www.multiupload.com/MZHDCOTG0Z
MD5SUM 185C51C3EDF8E4111044A3814ECEB3C7
these are the basic instructions pulled out of this thread http://android.modaco.com/content/zte-blad...asonera-phones/ (http://android.modaco.com/content/zte-blade-roms-rom-customisation/336102/official-2-2-upgrade-for-swedish-comviq-and-teliasonera-phones/)
Disadvantages of doing this:
cant use any Blade rom
[8]cant use CM7 at present
cant use tpt method
cant use fastboot unless by ADB.
cant downgrade to Blade baseband
Advantages of doing this:
better network reception
HSUPA enabled, screenshot to follow
850mhz enabled for GSM and 3G
CM7 will be updating to this after CM7 is declared stable
comparison on gsmarena:
http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=3790&idPhone2=3391