HD2 cLK Android NAND

To install Android to the phone memory with cLK, we will need to do these steps:

Install Generic Google ADB Drivers

In order to install a recovery, you will need to install the drivers to interface with cLK.

After that, power on phone and it should boot into cLK. When Windows prompts you to install drivers, select the folder where you extracted them.

Power on phone and it should boot into cLK. Plug up to computer then do this from the start menu:

Start>Control Panel>Hardware & Sound>Device Manager

An 'unknown device' should be shown. Right click it and select Update driver software.

When menu pops up select Browse My Computer.

Select the folder of drivers you previously downloaded, click Next, and the drivers will be installed.

Open HD2 Toolkit. Make sure your HD2 is plugged in.
Select cLK Install Recovery.
Under Functions, click Install.
A dialog box will pop up. Press Yes, since Android has not yet been installed.
A Command Prompt will pop up. Follow the directions to flash (press Enter twice).
Once the flash is complete, press Enter to return to the HD2 Toolkit.
The device will reboot twice, taking you back to cLK.

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Introduction - A quick intro to the rationale and ideals of this guide, and modding in general.
Essential Maker Skills - Essential Skills that every maker should have.
Archivist Tools - All the tools an internet archivist needs under their belt.

Android Development Codex - All kinds of Android smartphones.
Business Class Laptops - Computers that last: The ThinkPad, the HP EliteBook, the Dell Precision/Latitude.
EBook Readers - A good eInk screen remains the best way to read literature comfortably.
Game Consoles - Homebrew development scenes have made it possible to unlock the full power of your game console's computer chip.
Graphing Calculators - This is the last vestige of the age of 80's Home Computers; where programs were simple and graphics were minimal.
Home Server - Why buy cloud storage when you can build your own cloud? For media streaming, torrenting, and VPN access (to bypass blocked internet).
Routers - Amazingly, your ordinary router probably runs Linux on it's little embedded CPU.
Authentication Wallets - Manage your plethora of accounts, passwords, and RSA public keys using a GPG-encrypted wallet.
LEGO Mindstorms - The easiest way to build functional robots and machines; using good ol' LEGO and Technic bricks.
Vintage Computers - Amiga, Apple ][, and all the other random home computers that defined the 1980s.

Genetic Programming - Programs that mutate and evolve by themselves, like Genes. It's a very difficult concept to grasp, but a very powerful method that transcends math or algorithms.

General Guidelines - The ideals that you should uphold while working with and editing this guide.
Device Guide Templates - Templates and general guidelines for creating customized guides for a device.
Linux - Run a full desktop OS on your little mobile device; research is being made to make it comfortable to use in the mobile space.

Glossary - Contains all the crazy acronyms and word soup that you'll need to wade through when using this guide.