yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] rizmdee:
Okay it works, if u add the store, where u found your app... -> update all stores -> search for the app again -> install directly from aptoide ;)
[General Questions and Answers] Lertora:
aptoide repos miui ics

Hi... ... i have a galaxy s2... international vertion... i am a flashing adict... LOVE to flash rooms... i BUY apps from the marker... I DO, but i dont like to buy somting then realize that it does not work for the room that i am using at the moment. So i use aptoide. My last room instaled is Miui ics. PROBLEM i can not install aptoide repos.... why idk.... and i really whant to keep this miui room cuz... is official inglish suported by miui. PLEAS HELP me to instal the aptoide repos on this room.
[General Questions and Answers] HitoThelonely:
Can't update

I love aptoide its my #1 for apps

but now I can't update or upgrade any app using it it said application not install

so to update I have to delete the app then reinstalling

is there a way to fix it

am using Gin2ICS 1.7.4 is it a rom error or did it happen to you?
[General Questions and Answers] al..za3im:
it's an aptoide problem..it's failed even if the room is original or custom room...always failed
[General Questions and Answers] ankur parganiha:
try using older version of aptoide 4.0.1
[General Questions and Answers] pincopallowfs:
Force close from task manager and reopen the app, if not solved unistall and reinstall, then works... for me this way works, be carefull to update system apps with aptoide, many issues may happen, overall if u have custom rom NEVER upgrade system apps by aptoide, u should update only apps u cannot update grom googleplay or apps u can reinstall easily

Inviato dal mio LG-P880 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] freddycxz:
Hi to everyone... Are three days that i search in this non-touch phone thread, but i've not find any discussion about c6620 roms and apps... Are the same roms of c6625? where i could find a discussion about a list of all compatible apps?

thanks advance!

freddycxz
[XPERIA X10 General] birupesh:
Is it possible to get flash 10.2 for xperia x10 running android 2.1?
[XPERIA X10 General] yohorange:
Not that i know, but i think it's not possible, but i heard you can try skyfire
[XPERIA X10 General] fiscidtox:
it isn't possible
[XPERIA X10 General] LanceAmr:
Maybe , Who knows right :P . Since there is customs coming , hope it is possible :D
[XPERIA X10 General] compumasta:
No, its not possible in 2.1. Its not a kernal issue, its an android issue.
[XPERIA X10 General] aR_ChRiS:
Upgrade to 2.2, most 2.2 roms here are complete.

So you can experience a faster X10, and flash.
[XPERIA X10 General] realunited123:
Believe it or not but it is possible. But only for sense ROMs or the ROMs that have flash lite(like HTC Desire had in 2.1). Not possible for X10 though.
[XPERIA X10 General] CMoney87:
flash 10.1 installs in 2.1 ROMs but doesn't seem to function fully if at all but worth a try. Skyfire will allow you to view flash videos tho.
[XPERIA X10 General] CMoney87:
Here is a link to an article on flash for all eclair (2.1) ROMs

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/how-to-install-flash-10-1-on-android-2-1-eclair-devices/
[XPERIA X10 General] arkedk:
Does not work because it uses something in the WebKIT that is not present in any 2.1 Android devices Sony Ericsson has.

This will not work for X10. Just get a custom 2.2.1 firmware or wait for 2.3.3 will come out on X10.
[XPERIA X10 General] fiscidtox:
it doesn't work for anyone read the comments even.....

flash is not supported on 2.1, it's as simple as that.

Dont' believe me? try it on any phone running 2.1 and then go to newgrounds.com
[XPERIA X10 General] CMoney87:
I believe you and in fact already stated that it installs but doesn't seem to work. I haven't used a 2.1 ROM in a long while so I'm not trying to use it. Skyfire will allow 2.1 users to view flash videos thru their browser tho because it doesn't actually use flash but their own video decoder. Skyfire will not give you the full web browsing capability of flash tho so if you if you want it then upgrade.
[XPERIA X10 General] arkedk:
It works on some HTC devices because they had android.webkit.permission.PLUGIN in the browser. But Sony Ericsson didn't have this, that's why it doesn't work on X10's / Xperia Series running 2.1.

And as you can read in my previous post, I never said it did work!!
[XPERIA X10 General] fiscidtox:
Yes flash lite for htc... I owned a htc hero before this phone. flash lite sucked though it hardly worked.

I was responding to whoever posted that link, and you because you were saying it wouldn't work on any se devices, i was simply stating it just doesn't work in general
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Team ADX:
* What if I want my phone back to normal?

This Zip will completely undo the changes to your phone rom and will reformat your internal storage back to fat32 so it can be used for storage again.

UndoDualRom.Zip

* Nandroid Backup and Restore

DualRomNandroid.zip Boot to your internal rom and then boot to recovery. Then flash this zip in recovery and it will create a folder called DR on your sdcard in /DualRom/backups/. If you want to make multiple backups then you can rename the DR folder to whatever you want. If you want to restore the backup just rename the folder back to DR. If your only making one backup you can leave it named DR. If you make another backup without renaming the folder then it will overwrite the old backup.

DualRomNandroidRestore.zip Guess what this does :)...flash this to restore the backup you made with the DualRomNandroid.zip. This script will restore from the DualRom/backups/DR/ folder on your sdcard. Rename whichever backup you want to restore back to DR.

All zips are provide as is. Use at your own risk.

If you have suggestions/ideas/improvements feel free to let us know. I will note here that I have looked at symlinking the database's for mms and phone logs so they would show on both roms but it seems to cause issues. I beleive the issues have something to do with CM7/2.3 databases is not the same as Sense/2.2 database. I know people have had problems when trying to restore that type of data when switching roms so it's probably the same case here. If anyone has idea's or knowledge more in depth on that issue feel free to share!!!!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] TheWhiteBandito:
So how does this work with SMS/phone logs? If I get a text while on one ROM, and switch to the other, will it still be read with the other? Same thing for phone calls.

This looks like a groundbreaking project, and I look forward to trying this out
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Conap:
Currently they act independently of each other so you will only see it on the rom booted up. At some point I will attempt to merge them as much as possilbe. I will need to test what backups and databases are compatible between CM and Sense.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] kschwarz88:
This sounds sick, especially having the space to port large roms like Sense 3.0! Looking forward to whatever comes out of this. :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] renzo.olivares:
Wow this is great ill try it out once there's some way to nandroid.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] forgotteni:
Wow good job guys. Just wanted to give you some props and say ill definitely be watching this thread for updates and sometime soon I will definitely try it out. Keep up the great work, and thanks.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] PGleo86:
Oh yes *licks lips* Sense 3.0, here we come!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Conap:
You can nandroid your current rom in recovery as normal and flashing this won't have much affect on your current rom other then adding the app that lets you boot into the other. The only thing you can't back up is the rom on the internal storage. But even if the internal rom goes all crazy on you it won't affect your current rom.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jonesh:
Is there a way to restore the EMMC partition to FAT32 if I decide not to keep the dual ROM functionality? aka: what's a command I could stick inside of a CWM zip to format back to FAT32?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] chris61292:
Is this working with the most recent recovery? I know the OP says it was tested with the older 2.X version
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Team ADX:
I added a zip to return the phone to normal if you wanted to go back. The zip does this for you but if you wanted to change the filesystem back to fat32 manually you would go into recovery and do:

adb shell

parted dev/block/mmcblk0

mkfs

it will prompt you that it will erase all data and type yes and hit enter

then you choose partition number 3 hit enter then type fat32 hit enter and it will reformat to fat32. The zip does this as well as removing the app from the phonerom and the other files that were installed.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Team ADX:
I'm use to working with amon's and not CWM so I'm not sure what the changes were. I know they changed the way you mount the partitions so i'm not sure if i did it the old way or knew way. I will check into it and fix it if it needs to be. Are the newer recovery zip's still compatible with the older recoveries I assume?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Irieone:
Wow! Conap is here! All over the dl...... ty u shed, conap, and company :)
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mikeymop:
I saw this and got excited for a WP7 dual boot solution :< we can dream can't we?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] r2DoesInc:
very cool. OMFGB and OMGB at the same time xD
[Droid Incredible Android Development] r2DoesInc:
as long as the old recoveries support edify, there shouldnt be an issue
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Conap:
Thankyou...
[Droid Incredible Android Development] phoenixs4r:
So, sacrificing our emmc for a larger partition would also open up options for larger android roms like a full Sense 2.0/3.0 Rom wouldn't it?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Conap:
Yes room is not an option here. That doesn't mean it is easier to port but room is definitely not an issue. As soon as i can find the links to some of these larger roms i'll look at them although I'm more accustomed to building from source then I am to porting.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jsms0905:
im about to try this unless mr.rager posts the upload. but when you say update permissions, you mean check all permission boxes using root explorer? sorry still sorta newbish but not too much lol
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
Yeah. In root explorer it is check read and write permissions for owner and just read for group and others.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
I have DualRom working well with a Sense rom (Uber Z RLS3) as my DualRom. What is the process for swapping kernels as I want to use a different kernel?

I used to compile kernels in Gentoo all the time so I have kernel compilation knowledge if it is needed.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Conap:
You don't need to do anything special to the kernel you just need to swap out the kernel in the boot.img's. The internal rom has 2 boot.img that could possible get used that you will need to change the kernel in. One is in your sdcard at DualRom/bootimages/internalboot.img and the other is in the boot-internal-Sense.zip or whatever it was called. You will need to edit a the boot.img and then replace those 2 boot.img's with the one you edited. To edit it you will need to unpack it and just replace the kernel. You can unpack it with dsxdia's kitchen or thier are some other tools you can use to unpack and repack a boot.img if you google around. Once the boot.img is extracted you will see a boot.img-kernel. That is what you need to replace. Take the zImage of the kernel you want to use and then you can just do cp zImage boot.img-kernel and then drop that into your extracted boot.img and repack it. Then replace the 2 on the sdcard with the one you just edited and either flash the zip for the boot.img or use the dualrom app to boot to the phonerom then back to the internal rom. Don't forget you will need to push the new kernel's modules to the internal rom too or wifi won't work. Nothing has been changed in the kernel so your free to use any kernel you want. I probably made this sound a little harder then it actually is lol.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
I apologize for not responding earlier but I actually found an easier way this afternoon:

Go to recovery and flash boot-internal.zip then flash the kernel of my choice. Most newer kernels use the ramdisk of the kernel in the boot partition so there's no need to swap kernels in the boot.img.

This will only leave the internalboot.img to replace. All I have to do here is run dump_image boot /sdcard/DualRom/bootimages/internalboot.img should replace the internalboot.img

I should repeat for Phoneboot.img so when I switch back it will restore my phone rom kernel. This may break wifi so I'm going to do some testing.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
Wifi still gets broken when swapping to internal rom. Easiest fix is to flash kernel of interest to make sure kernel and wifi module match.

Wifi was having issues when swapping to phone rom but it is ok now.

EDIT: I decided to revert to single booting. It's too much of a headache to swap kernels as even replacing the boot.img files it still breaks wifi even with the wifi module for the same kernel. It is a shame as I was pretty close to getting everything working. Internal rom still seems to lag.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Conap:
This would work fine the only issue is when you flash the kernel zip it's going to push the wifi modules to the phone rom and not the internal rom. Then you would need to fix the module's on your phone rom so the wifi works on that too. You could modify the kernel zip to mount internal as system like we did with flashing roms and then dump the boot.img from there.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Conap:
Yeah it can definitely get annoying making sure you have the right module's to go with the right kernels since there are multiple boot.img's to deal with.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
I might try that later this week or even now. :)

It also looks like your symlink.sh is not deleting /cache and thus not symlinking it. is that a big deal?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jsms0905:
didnt work. tried it but i still get the "installation aborted" like last time. ill just wait for mr.ranger to help me out.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mr. Rager:
Is it giving you a status number? If its status 6, you HAVE to use notepad not wordpad or something like that.

Also, I got warmz on the internal. But I still gotta mess with the symlinks to speed it up. And restore my market, it left it out during the install.

Sent from the sky, Skyraider, that is. v4
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jsms0905:
no same problem as last time, installation aborted and nothing on the log that specifies why. Awesome sounds like great progress!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mr. Rager:
Hmm that's odd. Ill go ahead and post my tut as it stands ill just update it when necessary. I'm trying to see if I can use the same tut for nils business sense as well as uber-z

Sent from the sky, Skyraider, that is. v4
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jsms0905:
Yeah it is odd. Alright sounds good. The only problem right bow is the market is missing and that the symlinks need to be tweaked to speed it up right?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
What is your symlink.sh? I'd like to se how yours is setup. And your updater-script. I'm just curious as it seems yours is running well.

My uber z internal runs but very slow.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mr. Rager:
Correct. Market works, til I try to download. It won't connect, thus causing a forceclose.

To tiny:

Symlink.sh says my dalvik and cache are in system/ in a completely different partition. But I have them set up on data/. I'm just trying to get it to mount.

Sent from the sky, Skyraider, that is. v4
[Droid Incredible Android Development] n0yd:
I tried installing UberZ using those instructions with the replacement symlink.sh and updater-script. I followed your directions exactly, but I get aborted install status 6. Status install supposed tonl mean non-unix filetype but I used notepad++ and made sure it had a unix filetype on both files.

Also I and using The stock sense package the put together. It works but there are some issues. First boot everything was fine, and it was very speedy. Second boot all my homescreen widgets and icons were gone. 3rd boot widgets and icons came back, but it feels very sluggish now, and it keeps telling me there is an unexpected problem with my sd card and its mounted read only. It says press there to recover and it remounts but doesn't fix it.

Any help on both issues would very appreciated.

Thanks
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mr. Rager:
I would use editpad lite. For the second issue I'm betting its the symlinks.

Sent from the sky, Skyraider, that is. v4
[Droid Incredible Android Development] n0yd:
The editor part doesn't make much sense. Notepad++ is meant for writing code, and it has a option specifically for making a file Unix, Mac or windows. Ill try it later in Linux using vim just to make sure
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
I didn't have any issues with the market; however, setcpu doesn't start and I have to get it to force close by hitting soft keys. If you are getting errors with installing, there is a free command line program to convert files to unix format. Google dos2unix. I've not had that install error but have funky issues booting though. I have actually edit updater-script from notepad++ and have not run into that issue.

Mr. Rager,

Here is my symlink.sh. Is this what you use?

#!/system/bin/sh
busybox mount -o rw,remount /
rmdir data/
rmdir cache/
busybox ln -s /system/data data
busybox ln -s /system/cache cache
chmod 771 /system/data
chmod 771 /system/cache
chmod 777 /system/data/dalvik-cache
chmod 777 /system/cache/dalvik-cache
chmod 777 /system/data/app/
chmod 777 /system/data/app-private/

PS. I got my kernel/wifi issue working now with a custom kernel. Thanks for the tip Conap.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mr. Rager:
IMPERFECT! OMIT STEP 10A

This is what I have so far... still some tweaks obviously...

Also, It's a .PDF.

Conversion Guide

To tiny,

I originally took out rmdir data/ and rmdir cache/ which lets me keep my market, but its still a little laggy. I made additional changes, but they fail to let the rom boot. So, I have to do some more research. I'm trying to get data/ and system/data linked so the rom can use either if it needs to.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Conap:
Thanks for making that up...it's very detailed and nice. Sorry I've been a little awol here lately. What are you trying to accomplish with leaving the data folder? Android creates the data folder at boot so it can mount the data partition on it. I was removing it so that it would let me create a symlink with the name data to system/data. I will say for the record I'm not an expert on symlinks at all. The goal is for android to think that the system/data folder is actually the data partition. Since we aren't mounting a data partition to the data folder you probably don't want to be using that data folder because I'm not sure how much space is on that partition. I think that the data folder get's created on the boot partition and I don't think there's too much space there. What is the problem your having with the market?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
Based on your screenshot of the updater-script, the rom install is mounting the existing /data and /cache partition of and it would overwrite apks in your phone rom if they have the same name. You can see that may cause a problem.

Regarding what gets mounted to data if you take out the rmdir data/, I don't know but I think it's part of the ramdisk. I'm not sure but I think everything at / is a ramdisk which mean it persists until reboot.

When I pulled those lines out of the symlink.sh from my existing rom, it bootlooped. I could tell from a logcat that it could not find the dex files.

So, I think I'm going to leave my setup as is. It does still lag a bit too much for me for a daily driver.

On another note, logcat shows it cannot find /system/app/Slate.apk. If I move the .apk to /system/app and make sure permissions are 644 and owner is root. I don't get that error message in my logcat.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mr. Rager:
Yeah the updater-script mounts data and cache but symlink tells it that its in the system folder, or its supposed to. Like I said this is a rough draft. You can leave out step 10A, if it helps. I might have to do some ramdisk work it looks like. Oh well, I'll keep at it.

Conap, the market starts but can't download, must go hand in hand with the data and cache partitions not mounting where they should. Do you think a rewritten vold.fstab could do the trick? If not we might have to do a completely different process as opposed to an AOSP rom...if you're up to it that is. Also, I wanted data/ to remain, so the rom could use either one.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jsms0905:
i know im doing something wrong here just not sure what. when i have my rom(warm z) open using 7zip and i open the updater-script using editpad lite, editpad opens up blank with just the heading as updater-script. i then extracted just the META folder to edit updater-script with editpad and it works fine. i then add and replace the old script with this modified one and i got the "status 6" error. so i redownloaded the warm z rom from the forum and tried opening it using 7zip and again editing the script using editpad lite and again it wont show up. so i extracted the META folder from the warm z i had just downloaded, edit it with editpad and then copied it into the zip and again i get "status 6" i have opened anything with wordpad or notepad. yet i still get the error. and it wont open properly when i try to use editpad straight from the open zip when using 7zip. any ideas?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mr. Rager:
Drag-n-drop the updater script straight to the desktop. Then modify it, don't extract any folders. Also, make sure that "to UNIX" is selected in editpad.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Conap:
In the updater script you are mounting cache and data partition which are used for the phone rom. What you need to do is take out the lines to mount data and cache and then change any lines that extract to data or set permissions on data to extract to system/data or set permissions on system/data. The reason for the market issue is probably because data/apps or system/data/apps in our case does not have the write permissions for the market to be able to install the app to it. You don't want to do anything to the data folder in the ramdisk because there won't be anything there once the rom boots. It will be symlinked to system/data so up until boot time anything we do to data actually needs to be changed to point to system/data if that makes it any clearer. Once the rom boots things that point to data will work fine because the symlink is made but in recovery the symlink is not there so we need to point to system/data.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Mr. Rager:
Oh ok, but the data folder is still filled with the same stuff as system/data. I thought the symlink remounted the whole rom as r/w, the line busybody mount -o remount rw /. I tried to change the updater-script to mount data and cache in mmcblk0p3 but I got rambunctious with symlinks and it wouldn't boot
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jsms0905:
Awesome. Got it to work yesterday and its awesome. It is a bit sluggish and my market app was missing. I'm gonna adb push the vending. Apk later today. But great work! Thanks
[Droid Incredible Android Development] tiny4579:
All a symlink does is point to a different location. If you symlink system/data to /data anything that looks for /data will find it at /system/data. Hope this helps.