i would prolly advise against using rom manage. in my travels on the forums,prolly 99% of the "help my phone wont boot!" posts start out with "i used rom manager to flash rom xyz..."

i would suggest manually entering recovery thru hboot(pull battery,hold vol down+power,then select recovery from hboot menu) and manually using the menus to wipe data/factory reset,cache,and dalvik cache.

at this point,you can reflash the rom you were trying to flash,you can flash a different rom,or you can restore a known working backup.

that should get you back to a working phone

 

The battery pull should get you back into recovery as scotty85 advised.

The Blackout ICS ROM uses an AROMA installer. It has caused problems for some users. If you want to give Blackout ICS another go, on the last step, when it asks if you want to reboot, select "No". Instead go back in CWM and select reboot from there.

I am not sure how all this will work out with a busted volume button though.

GL

 

I've never touched a desire but is it made to where vol rocker is made into the batt cover and you could just use something jagged on the rocker sensor?

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from the booted OS,usb debug enabled,chnge to your adb/fastboot directory

cd :\folder location

adb devices should return a serial number so that you know drivers are working and the phone is connected

adb reboot recovery will take you to recovery

adb reboot will reboot the phone

adb reboot bootloader will boot you to fastboot

in fastboot:
fastboot devices return serial number

fastboot reboot boots you back to the OS

fastboot reboot-bootloader will reboot the bootloader

you can run PD98IMG file from fastboot,instead of from the sd card(so vol button is not needed) by placing the .zip file into the same folder as fastboot. then:


fastboot erase cache

fastboot oem rebootRUU

fsatboot flash zip zipname.zip

fastboot reboot-bootloader

fastboot reboot

hope that helps