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[Android Development on Bada] georaldc:
@][nCoGn1t0

If you want to install apps manually, place the APKs in the fat partition so that you can access them via file manager.

For everyone else who are not sure if they were able to chmod correctly, just type "ls -l" inside your ext2 partition to see the permissions. Basically text color of all files should turn green I believe, and on the left side of each file should show drwxrwxrwx.

If you're having problems locating your ext2 partition, just give it a name when creating the partition via gParted. Say I call it "badadroid", you should be able to access it via terminal by typing "cd /media/badadroid". Then just copy the chmod command "chmod -R 0777 ./*" inside ubuntu and paste it in the terminal window using "ctrl+shift+insert"
[Android Development on Bada] atelier0807:
HI.

I cannot mount USB Drive in ubuntu.It gives me error message said the device was busy with previous request
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
yes it's important. you must not delete any .conf file
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
the display when I write in terminal ls- l in /media show me

root@ubuntu:/media# ls -l

total 28

drwx------ 9 root root 16384 1970-01-01 01:00 3061-0800

drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 4096 2011-06-16 19:19 bada

drwx------ 11 root root 4096 1970-01-01 01:00 bada_

drwxr-xr-x 8 root root 4096 2011-06-19 02:15 nonbada

in which only bada are green stressed

if i write ls -l in /media/non bada (the ext2 partition) the display show me

root@ubuntu:/media# cd nonbada

root@ubuntu:/media/nonbada# ls -l

total 36

drwxrwx--- 3 pisolo 2001 4096 2011-06-19 02:27 cache

drwxrwxrwx 17 pisolo pisolo 4096 2011-06-19 02:22 data

drwxrwxrwx 5 pisolo pisolo 4096 2011-06-03 12:15 dbdata

drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 4096 2011-05-25 16:34 lfs

drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 16384 2011-06-19 02:14 lost+found

drwxrwxrwx 13 root root 4096 2011-06-02 23:13 system

in which only cache are not green stressed the other yes....

but in display change nothing

root@ubuntu:/media# chmod -R 0777 ./*

root@ubuntu:/media#

with same color ...

it's ok??
[Android Development on Bada] atelier0807:
how to login as root?
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
to do login as root you have to do in terminal and write "sudo passwd root"

insert your password and new password and then login with username "root" and password the new password!
[Android Development on Bada] snowboardfreek:
hey man thanxs the quide was very clear, but i cant get android running:( i reached the samsung galaxy s logo and after about 15 seconds the phone just shuts down:S pleaassee help!!
[Android Development on Bada] Kevterminator:
Thx to victorio79 for the Help, looking forward to further development, They are working on Gingerbread source now, can it be booted already?
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
when I do chmod change something in display in the terminal and when I do sudo sync change something and I have to give sudo sync in the terminal or in / media / partition name XT2?
[Android Development on Bada] atelier0807:
EDIT5b. open up a terminal and navigate to the SD card (shoud be in /media) and do "chmod -R 0777 ./*" how to navigate to my sd card? i dont really understand this part.can someone explain it to me?
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
i did this

1) go in terminal (alf+f2 and write sudo su in terminal

2) write cd /media/nameofpartitionex2

3) past chmod command

ps: someone have problem with wifi ?? after my last reboot my wifi go in error!!
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
did you delete any .conf file? if yes, restore it back.
[Android Development on Bada] victorio79:
You welcomed, i hope it works now. I have no info about the 2.3.4 Kernel, but I think Oleg will publish it if we have any success with it that is usable for us.

The terminal you could find in the Applications --> Accessories menu. Launch it.

You will see something like this:

user@ubuntu:~$

Then you should get root rights. Type:

sudo su

After you typed in the password and pressed enter, you will probably see this:

root@ubuntu:/home/user#

Go up to the root folder:

root@ubuntu:/home/user# cd ..

root@ubuntu:/home# cd ..

root@ubuntu:/#

The linux places the removable drives in this "folder". You can use the cd command in the shell to navigate there. Something like this here.

But I think it is better (or just clearer) than do the chmod just in place.

root@ubuntu:/# cd media

root@ubuntu:/media# ls

Here you will se the removable drives. If you didn't gave a label when you mad or format the partition (i named it "android") then look for someting like sda, sdb,.. sdxy (where x is the drive order letter, y is the partition number on that drive)

root@ubuntu:/media# cd sdc2

Then I made the cmod here. If you see the "root" and the "#" you are probably success to switch to root privileges. Then do the chmod here.

root@ubuntu:/media/sda# chmod -R -v 0777 *

In this mode (verbose) you will see a lot of info that you could check if everything is OK. But there will be a lot of files for you. :rolleyes:

Then you could check it with a recursive list too. But in the terminal window at Edit --> Profile settings --> Rolling you have set the rollback it to infinite for these.

root@ubuntu:/media/sda# ls -R -l
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
I have not deleted the files. conf . the first two start the wifi worked and I installed angry birds ... now goes wrong!
[Android Development on Bada] Sly90:
Are you using a custom firmware? Because there are some custom firmwares with no FOTA file there and with those firmwares, you won't boot Android. If you are, try flashing it with the firmware that ShadowAS1 posted or maybe BadaItalia custom firmware, which is great (Thats the one I'm using it, its really fast and stable)
[Android Development on Bada] Sly90:
I haven't done it, but I haven't wifi. If wifi isn't important for you (remember its an alpha release and unstable right now, so don't expect miracles), it will work fine.

I'm working in getting wifi fully working now, but I don't have much time. If I can find a solution, I will tell you.
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
the problem is that it worked for about 1 hour wifi, now I say it's wrong! there is a way to download apps without wifi from this Android?
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
Now after that I have not changed anything in any settings or installed any programs, android startup, tells me "the home application (process com.sec.android.app.twlauncher) has stopped unexpectedly. Try again

ps: this is the translation with google translator made ​​of what appears to me in Italian on the display
[Android Development on Bada] psycoy:
... the best cfw are CFWOXA ... you can download it here http://www.multiupload.com/1AG5R7HZ2B ... by psycoy
[Android Development on Bada] Sly90:
Does it has spanish language? If it has, I will test it.
[Android Development on Bada] gustavobaezz:
Kingston 8g HC class 4

Hello again.

I remebered that I had a 4 years old card, 1gb (no High Capacity)... I dont know the brand.

Well , with this memory the disk performance is muuuuuuuuuch better, now the system goes right.

Could you say please wich memories (brand,HC or not, capacity and speed) are you using?????

Mine:

Kingston 8gb hc cllass 4 works veryyyyyyyy slow.

Everything apart from known bugs is working well...only flash videos stop after 8 seconds (I suppose itś a known bug too).

Another topic:::::::D

Once the boot is hacked:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p

Why dont try? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/OMAP[/url] (NOT ABLE TO PUBLISH LINKS)

I am going to try....ubuntu even mobling on the phone will be great!!!!(even a slow one):D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D (ONLY FOR ENJOYEMENT)
[Android Development on Bada] atelier0807:
when i type cd media it says it is not a directory
[Android Development on Bada] atelier0807:
victorio79 can u post terminal tutorial ? i really confuse when i type cd media it says it is not a directory.thanks.
[Android Development on Bada] majkelosmorgoth:
First start with bad info: How to disable Offline Mode? It can ba turned on, but theres no option for disable it. Fixed / Ideas?

Now offtop and good news for gamers: Modern Combat 2 HD Black Pegasus works perfectly! 3D drivers works fine, but rarely it can lagg for a second :)
[Android Development on Bada] ted dibiase:
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[Android Development on Bada] ted dibiase:
R

WQQ from my ADR6350 using XDA Premium App
[Android Development on Bada] Sly90:
Dude, how can you be so stupid? People like you should be banned for trolling...
[Android Development on Bada] Sly90:
Add "cd /media", with a bar. Then you will find it, its like MSDOS
[Android Development on Bada] dahansh:
Touchscreen problem

Some one know how to fix the muti touch problem..

and I can't hold things.....

Please help
[Android Development on Bada] Sly90:
Nobody can fix it right know.

Let the devs work on it, and everybody will enjoy this Android release when it will be STABLE in the future. Now its an alpha project, fully unstable and only for testing purposes, don't expect a fully working system now, it will be fine maybe in some weeks, maybe in some months, nobody knows...

But really, for you and all n00bs that post here, BE PATIENT and let the devs do their job.

Regards.
[Android Development on Bada] ][nCoGn1t0:
after we done this we have to make de sudo sync?
[Android Development on Bada] Kevterminator:
Everythings Cool but i need Help again:

My Wifi Connects, and states it is "Connected", yet the Internet Browser and Market etc. Cannot access the Internet, what did i miss?
[Android Development on Bada] markovianmind:
Hi i booted in android but the problem is it hangs up and after some time (randomly) and if i restart then it is stuck on the boot screen .. I did all the steps (i have unticked all in keyboard section ) I have to repeat the whole setup again to boot into android..
[Android Development on Bada] ][nCoGn1t0:
its officially, i have everthing work:D

specially thanks to victorio79.
[Android Development on Bada] snowboardfreek:
can anybody help me:S i got everything working after 4 days:D but i cant connect my wifi:( it says: Obtaining IP address from dlink.. but doesnt continu
[Android Development on Bada] victorio79:
Yep. Sync is for write pending changes (flush disk cache) to drives. It is like the safely remove thing in windows. But you can achieve this by clicking the eject icon of the partition in nautilus, I always use this. :cool:

But better if you do "sudo sync". :D

Any success?

EDIT: OH, I see it. I am happy if I could helped.
[Android Development on Bada] ][nCoGn1t0:
you have to put the ip, getaway,... everything manually.
[Android Development on Bada] markovianmind:
how to shut down it safely coz i got it running successfully but when i restart (pulling battery out :) ) it does not boot for the second time
[Android Development on Bada] dahansh:
change to the typeing to swap
[Android Development on Bada] wilmervanheerde:
RE

what do you mean? I got the same problem..
[Android Development on Bada] markovianmind:
thx got all working except wifi.. :/

actually it does not show any network.. i am trying to connect to adhoc network of my laptop.. (i can use the same in bada ) deleted the .conf file from data/wifi .. also used wifi static app.. but the problem is it does not show any wifi network
[Android Development on Bada] stevenp1986:
WiFi Setting

you don't need to delete any .conf from wifi, I selected swype for the keyboard, when selecting the wifi access point, press volume up key, select IP static and enter in the manual ip details, then select your wifi access point enter your wep/WPA key and all should work, worked first time for me
[Android Development on Bada] markovianmind:
thx for the reply but I hv different problem.. no network is shown..

p.s. already tried what u r telling
[Android Development on Bada] stevenp1986:
When I originally deleted the .conf file My wifi couldn't any access point either, I Had to redo the whole android tutorial to get it working again
[Android Development on Bada] thebeast00:
pleast all help me I cant find wifi folder in data ????
[Android Development on Bada] victorio79:
Guys! The BUG list has been UPDATED..

This Wifi thing is also updated!

Please check, if you have new info or experience please don't feel free to edit or send me a message and I will do it.

First you have to run the system, it will be created after the first run. Read above information.
[Android Development on Bada] thebeast00:
In the tutorial step 5.delete .conf in data/wifi ,I just find app folder??
[Android Development on Bada] victorio79:
Did you read my previous post? :confused:I don't think so. :mad:

Please read it again. Thanks. :D
[Android Development on Bada] thebeast00:
oh ! sorry I read it now ,no need to delete ,but no galaxy S screen displayed just small green and red dots,thnx vector
[Android Development on Bada] thebeast00:
victor can you help me please "just green and red dots on my screen no galaxy S logo"?
[Android Development on Bada] victorio79:
1. Did you replaced the bootloadeer to XEE and the FOTA?

2. Did you created the galaxboot folder in the phone memory (not on the card) and placed the 2 files there (zImage,sbl.bin)?

3. Are your memory card partitioned to have two partitions a FAT16/32 one, and an ext2 which is the second and made active also?

4. Did you done the whole unpacking thing in linux (not win) as it is in the tutorial? Did you done the chmod? Checked the result?

I bet you (or your memory card) failed at the partition thing or you forgot the galaxyboot. Cause if you see a lot of color dots the bootloader and FOTA is fine.

But for the God's shake, please first read everything at least one but better twice! Than act or ask!
[Android Development on Bada] NitramNach:
I found that the files in ext2 partition always crashes after a proper shutdown in android, how should I shutdown android?

I'm using SANDISK 16G C4 card, with a 14.xG FAT32 partition and a 1G ext2 partition. Tried over 10 times and can make android boot for 4 times, but all of them crashes after phone shutdown.

For all those asking why android cannot boot or keep staying at the galaxy s logo, go check your ext2 partition. Do a chmod will know there are files corrupted. The only solution is to reformat the ext2 partition.
[Android Development on Bada] tuilalnvinh:
Haha, same as me ! After had tried many time, i found that this unstable FW just work good on SD <= 8G. You just need change to another SD card and it will work.:D
[Android Development on Bada] wilmervanheerde:
Doesn't work on my 4GB SanDisk :(
[Android Development on Bada] freddie2000:
i have a 16 gb sd card and it works perfectly
[Android Development on Bada] NitramNach:
Can you share how do you restart the phone, so that the ext2 partition won't crash?
[Android Development on Bada] LOk!:
Can you guys plz try to port android on wave 723 cuz i think that wave 723 is same like galaxy 3 :)
[Android Development on Bada] bartaspoz:
When the chmod showed me that there are files wich he can't modify (Input/outpu error) i unpacked again the files from filesystem archive - and it worked :)

Now chmod changes permissions on android filesystem without any error
[Android Development on Bada] freddie2000:
u

I have followed the tutorial and it works well. First time i did the partitions with a mac, and the partition crash like you said, but since i have did it with ubuntu, the partition never crashed again. My sd card is class 2, and it has a 14 gb fat 32 partition and a 2 gb ext2 partition.

Sorry for my english.
[Android Development on Bada] freddie2000:
If the partition crash, connect the phone to the computer with ubuntu and repair the partition from the terminal. It works too. I have do it sometimes.
[Android Development on Bada] boby1010:
Thank you every body ! members and developers !

Android is working on my S8500, thanks to you members and devs for time, work, and sharing !

The system is very slow (I know that my sd card is a slow one)

My SD partition are: 7go for FAT16 / 1go for EXT2 (total of 8go)

with 4 go on the EXT2 partition, I couldn't install any apps. Now with 1 go, this is ok.

Sorry for my bad english !

Thanks again to every body ! ;)
[Android Development on Bada] gammaboy:
i followed your tutorial point by point and the phone has been stuck on the GALAXY S boot logo for a while now....maybe 10 mins

wondering what to do?:confused:
[Android Development on Bada] rags_2489:
i am having the same prob... did u do anything different the seventh time??

i am able to see the boot logo so it means i have done the procedure correct till flashing??

and i must be doing something wrong after flashing till copying.....

and in the tutorial it is said to move the files to backup it means cut and paste right??bcoz when i cut them and paste it to a backup folder they dont show in my sd card but tutorial says they wont be deleted from the card???and why do we do sudo sync??
[Android Development on Bada] oSandmaNo:
if stuck at galaxy boot

rename the "ui" folder in "system/media/audio" to "uibackup"

and then try

if it then boots bada, you havent copied the files properlly to ext2
[Android Development on Bada] baza14:
Hi. I am totally ubuntu noob. Can you tell me, where I switch to user with root?:(
[Android Development on Bada] rags_2489:
i renamed the folder as uibak and i used ubuntu(inside windows) and installed gparted on it..and i deleted the partition and created a first partition with fat16 950mb and second partition with ext2 and both are primary and i copied the contents of filesystem folder directly on ext2 partition ....the point where i am confused is while taking backup of the apks..the tutorial says

Notice: Moving them to your backup folder will NOT delete them from the SD card.

what does it mean??if a move a file i.e. cut and paste it vanishes from the card then how will it not delete them from sd card? atlast what we want is those apks should not be there at the time of first boot...right???

why do we use sync??
[Android Development on Bada] abd28xd:
I Have To Ask A Very Logical Question

Can Anyone Check If This Method Works On XXJK1 Firmware Please It Will Be Very Kind Of You!!!
[Android Development on Bada] prokshit:
hey guys ,, i did all that was given but its already 15 min that the screen has appreaded and its still not moving forward.. any help !!! ??
[Android Development on Bada] rags_2489:
can somebody post a video tutorial after flashing till booting...i have doubts regarding the backup of apks and sudo sync command....

if a stable version comes out then would we have to flash the bootloader and fota again or just change files on the ext2 partition???
[Android Development on Bada] adi4u4882:
Dude i think you placed the filesystem's files in partition 1 instead of partition 2! Because even i had the same problem just move the files to the other partition and change file system for the respective partition ! It may work,try it! :D
[Android Development on Bada] prokshit:
actually i did the whole sd card as a ext2 filesystm.. so is it because of that?

becuase i m having problems with the gparted or something.. it gives me a error while partioning,,
[Android Development on Bada] adi4u4882:
Guys my phone boots android but then after some 5 to 6 secs it boots bada.When i just placed the filesystem's files in 1st partition(Ext2) and 2nd partition(FAT16) it freezes just showing Galaxy Logo! Any clues?
[Android Development on Bada] IcyZKunGz:
first sorry to my english

i was found the problem why our wave reboot into bada

we are "forget to use silence mode in our bada" before we boot into android

try it xD
[Android Development on Bada] adi4u4882:
No you have to partition! I used Ubuntu 11.04 only and it worked perfectly! What error is it giving?
[Android Development on Bada] prokshit:
And please can u help with the ones that r stuck on boot logo and i hav formatted my sd card as a ext2 filesytem wholey,, is it allright?
[Android Development on Bada] adi4u4882:
Are you serious? :D
[Android Development on Bada] prokshit:
it starts to partion and then suddenly say it cant.. :P
[Android Development on Bada] adi4u4882:
Are you using Gparted Partition Editor? If not use that! It worked for me!
[Android Development on Bada] prokshit:
yes.. i m using the same one,.,. and setting changes in the vmware that i may be doing wrong?
[Android Development on Bada] prokshit:
HEY!!.. thank q i dont know wht i did it got partioned!!!
[Android Development on Bada] prokshit:
Great... now i hav the same problems as others .. it gets booted up after 10 seconds after the galaxy boot logo..
[Android Development on Bada] gustavobaezz:
Could you say please wich memory (brand,HC or not, capacity and speed) are you using?????

Let me explain.

To say you have a 16 gb card doest give us many information.

I think itś not a question of capacity (many capacities are supported in base of your commentes... people is usuing even 16gb cards with success)..... and 'I think nothing with the firmware we are using.... the firmware is handling the cards properly'.

I think itś related to be able to support ext2 format or not.

All memory cards are optimized to fat16 sometimes (High Capacity) can/must handle fat 32.... but ext2 itś not an usual format type for a sd memory.

The thing itś to suppor properly (optimized) ext2 format... when I made test my kingston 8gb HC class 4 worked perfecly on fat32 but not in ext2 nor in Android nor in Ubuntu.....(with test in the table)

So please (Itś important):

Could you say please wich memories (brand,HC or not, capacity and speed) are you using?????

Thanks in advance... I think this could be help many.
[Android Development on Bada] duxxyuk:
Setup your router or computer to give your phone a fixed IP address. Put that same fixed ip address into the WiFi Static app.

In my case my router (a small white and grey box specifically for SFR in france) has an option under NETWORK that allows one to set an IP address to a specific MAC address. In here I added my MAC and put in the fixed IP of 192.168.1.18.

On the phone in android I started the WiFi Static app and prepared a profile:

IP Address : 192.168.1.18

Gateway : 192.168.1.1 (the routers IP on my network)

Netmask : 255.255.255.0

DNS1 : 8.8.8.8 (google's DNS server for example)

DNS2 : 8.8.4.4

Associate this profile to your WIFI APN (which should appear in the menu).

Press menu, choose DONE and back out of the application.

Switch off wifi and switch back on and you should find WIFI working
[Android Development on Bada] mylove90:
Ultimate Solution for Wifi

for a windows computer

(connected to the wifi network)

1.open cmd

2.write this command : ipconfig /all

3.copy from that window the data about your ip(change it to another one with higher value in the last digit), gateway , dns server , subnet mask to the advanced settings in wifi settings in Android

4.turn off the wifi then turn it on and now you are ready to connect to your wifi network
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
This is indeed the right way to config.

Configing external DNS servers won't help cause you will need to get past the internal ones first...
[Android Development on Bada] atelier0807:
i booted up android but the phone says the program is not responding and give me force close and wait these option what should i do?
[Android Development on Bada] ermoto:
is there any solution to buggy touch screen?
[Android Development on Bada] stevenp1986:
I just rebooted and it fixed mine
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
you people should understand that not everybodies access point is setup the same, for example such an IP address and gateway setup are completely different on my network (both by default, and by my configuration)

i suggest those that do not understand how to setup a static ip to wait for a proper release (which this tutorial is not).
[Android Development on Bada] ermoto:
thanks for the reply but don't work:mad:
[Android Development on Bada] gustavobaezz:
Do it once more till It works... if didn't, take out the battery and repeat the process.

Itś happens sometimes... for me and every 3 boots once the long touch doesn't work properly.