yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
lag problem

Just for information, what is the BADA filesystem? i think is RFS, and it could be importat. Becouse, before we have Android on EXT2/3 filesystem and i must say, it work faster than now. Any idea devs? :) I am sure, you know about this, just tell me, it's so?
[Android Development on Bada] gammaboy:
i request the devs to please look into the long touch bug that some of us are facing..

it is really irritating and makes android almost unusable...

regards :)
[Android Development on Bada] mrcet007:
Is S8500XXJK2_MAY same as S8500XXJK1? will it work on S8500XXJK1?

Is market working for everyone?
[Android Development on Bada] Wave87:
I'm having some memory problems. I uninstalled Asphalt5 and that freed up almost 200mb space on internal memory. But it seems like something's eating up my memory when I switched to android...

EDIT: When I connect to my phone (in Bada OS and Samsung Kies in USB connection type), the OSP memory is 0 bytes free of 866MB?!
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
That's why its called alhpa
[Android Development on Bada] sabianadmin:
no its not, this is why its called pre alpha.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Just click on the reinstall word in my past post, it will take you to the solution.

@ShadowAS1, Please incorporate uninstallation method on your tut. It will help a lot of noobs. :D

and XXJK1 IS MOST COMPATIBLE FIRMEARE THERE IS!!
[Android Development on Bada] gdrdasky:
A better picture of phone in recovery mode here
[Android Development on Bada] sitcoms:
is it normal that every time i start android it goes to setup wizard again?

language, keyboard setting etc..?
[Android Development on Bada] Wave87:
There seems to be a memory problem between Bada and Android. I've uninstalled using NHS2008's step. It works. It freed up some space (a lot of space) used by Android.

Then I reinstalled, following the steps by ShadowAS1. Booted to Android fine, Android works fine. Went back to Bada and can't run apps again because memory is full again. :|

Am I doing something wrong here?
[Android Development on Bada] er_macellaro:
Im also trying to install it with JK1 firmware but when i press power+menù+vol up starts bada.

I have flashed JK1 directly from JI2 without flash JID full. Is this the problem?

Can i flash another bootloader without lose bada data?

Thanks
[Android Development on Bada] Sneeper:
Realy thx!

Every thing works fine. Long touch short touch. Wifi.

Only the phone is a little slow, does everyone has that or just me?
[Android Development on Bada] mrcet007:
"Okay, now your phone is ready for the first android run Boot it by holding power+menu+vol up: (see image) Then this should popup (after the SGS screen) DO NEVER, ABSOLUTELY NEVER PULL OUT BATTERY OR TOUCH THE PHONE IN THIS PROCESS This can take up to 5 minutes."

After this my wave is stuck at the recovery screen even after 15 mins

can anyone help me out?
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Okay, I've got a new FOTA from our storage

See changes in first post
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Do we have a changelog?

P.S.: In your TUT you say <<put the "mkext2images-remove.sh" in your bada storage root and boot recovery mode again".>>

I read the nbates66's message and I think we should rename the file into "mkext2images.sh", right?
[Android Development on Bada] indiamachi:
New FOTA doesnt work for me....

the screen shows green grains nd doesnt proceed

i flashed back to the previous FOTA....

And i got market to work by following wat nbates66 advised as below...
[Android Development on Bada] Rytlock:
didnt work for me, keeps on booting Bada.

I might be doing something wrong, when is the actual system (i suppose Android is 1-1.5gb large) supposed to begin dloading?
[Android Development on Bada] mrcet007:
After flashing with your new fota using multiloader the phone is not at all booting

Someone help!:mad:
[Android Development on Bada] er_macellaro:
I tried it but now also Bada don't start. Flashed again old fota, bada starts but i'm unable to start android recovery mode.. any suggestion?
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
FIXED, FOTA Was corrupted. flash previous fota, link is in top of the thread
[Android Development on Bada] |EverybodyLies|:
Hi,

Maybe this is a bit off-topic but, does anyone know how to install apps directly to the SD card?

I've been installing some app's and I've run out of free space on the internal memory but I still have 4.7 GB free on my SD card. I've tried moving the apps once installed to the SD card on Settings -> Applications -> Manage aplications, but it says "not enough space left on SD card" (looks like a bug).

If there is no way to install apps on the SD card I would like to know if it's possible to delete the Galaxyboot folder and image once the installation is done in order to free 300MB's on internal memory.

Thanks in advance.
[Android Development on Bada] shshsh007:
mine is working as advertised... touch is smooth , playing angry birds now, but not able to open market gives an error "network error"..but able browse internet ..

camera is also not working

but Pretty good for an alpha

hope modem will be fixed soon.. waiting to use android full time

thanks guys..
[Android Development on Bada] itayby:
will it support bada 1.0.2 some day?
[Android Development on Bada] Phalcore:
Hello guys.

Yesterday i installed Chainfire 3D from Android Market and then installed driver. My phone is now not booting, just galaxy s logo. How can i delete this driver and repair my Android? It's located on my memory card.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
TO ALL PEOPLE WITH MEMORY PROBLEMS.

Just uninstall your Android by placing the 'mkext2img-remove.sh' in root of Phones internal mem and then renaming it to 'mkext2img.sh' and then running recovery mode by (vol. up + Menu key)+Power key.

Let go off all keys after screen starts up.

Phone should instantly (in most cases) shutdown after Galaxy boot screen.

After that boot into Bada and

go to About Settings/About phone/System Info/Memory/Detail/Common memory/ and check the amount of memory in LAST 'available' tab from top.

If its below 700,000, then remove some excess Bada apps or Games or downloads. Make sure to have somewhere between 700-800 mbs free.

Then Reinstall your Android. All should work well now.

IF YOU HAVE SOME OTHER ERRORS, like WIFI or MARKET doesn't work or LOCK SCREEN errors, then a restart usually does the job. If not then just delete the .img in the 'galaxyboot' or 'Galaxyboot' (doesn't matter) and recopy it.
[Android Development on Bada] Dudilu:
Thanks

First of all thanks a lot to all people making this possible.

Second, sorry my english, i will try to make this post comprehensible. And with permisson of admins and Shadow i will use spanish at the end so can help spanish users.

After two days reading posts i try to install Android following this tutorial I have some issues who will explain so can help others in same situation.

1.- After copy all files in right folders and flash the FOTA try to boot android for first time (VOL UP + MENU + POWER) it boots BADA. I solve this flashing a different BOOTFILES (not FOTA) from another firmware because my BOOTFILES from KIES dont run. This will solve all that problems trying to boot ANDROID and only booting BADA.

2.- Market starts running fine for me when i reinstall all again following tutorial after deleting some games (like ASPHALT and NEED FOR SPEED SHIFT), i think only reinstalling can solve the problem but after reading all that post recomending delete games i make at now its fine.

Hope this can help you people.

SPANISH

Despues de dos dias leyendo posts intento instalar Android siguiendo el tutorial he tenido algunos problemas que explicare para ayudar a otros en mi misma situacion.

1.- Despues de copiar los archivos en las carpetas correspondientes y flashear el FOTA como dice el tutorial (seguir paso a paso) intento iniciar Android por primera vez pero solo inicia BADA. Se soluciona flasheando los BOOTFILES de otro firmware ya que si teneis una actualizacion del Kies no os deja iniciar

2.- Para que me funcionara el Market tuve que borrar algunos juegos de Bada y reinstalar Android siguiendo el tutorial. A partir de ese momento todo fue bien.
[Android Development on Bada] greendoki:
i'm using the 11-7 's fota and i can boot bada as mush as i want.

Should i flash with 12-7's fota?
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Don't fix what ain't broken.
[Android Development on Bada] er_macellaro:
What firmware have you installed?

And what bootfiles do you have flashed?

Thanks
[Android Development on Bada] Dudilu:
I´ve used S8500XXKF2 BOOTFILES and my KIES installed firmware is XXJL2, i wasnt change firmware only flashed BOOTFILES folder using multiloader.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] BPaul:
Srom v2.2.1 v8 from E10 here the subject original!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1035656

Download Link

DepositFiles

That has been added:

The homescreen from Arc

Bugs:

In some places there are small hang!

Further write below what bugs have been noted!

UPD: This rom based on stelios97 srom v8
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] amakaru:
I can't download from deposite host :confused:

Can you post this rom to any host else :confused: (mediafire, megaupload etc...)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] BPaul:
The Download link it will be fast in the first post

The attention here is bugs! As I work over another rom, support of it isn't carried out!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] galvic:
It is for mini or mini pro? Lyked the concept! I'll help in development of this project! Is it multitouch enabled??
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] BPaul:
This for mini pro. DualTouch enabled.

I think it it will be much better.

http://talk.sonyericsson.com/message/82515
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] galvic:
Lets get it started! Then! I'll make a list of bugs nd try to fix 'em!

I dnt lyk cyanogenmod coz of its UI!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] BPaul:
Im srom v8 not supported!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] TinoZgb:
can u please post some screenshots? and not from photobucket? :(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] BPaul:
This rom is old :)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] SupremeBeaver:
Here's my modified HTC keyboard. I simply changed the background to a darker colour because it suits my setup better. I thought i would share it here.

Works with all Sense 2.1 and Sense 3.0 ROMs.

Stock HTC Keyboard on Left, Modded HTC Keyboard on Right

For Sense 2.1 ROMs

For EXT3 ROMs: SupremeBeaver_Darker_HTC_IME_ext3.zip

For EXT4 ROMs: SupremeBeaver_Darker_HTC_IME_ext4.zip

Thanks to kalagas for whipping up the zips.

For Sense 3.0 ROMs

http://www.mediafire.com/?59ufp3jcexxliv9

For Virtuous Unity ROM

How to install:

In Clockwork Recovery, go to "Mounts and Storage", click "Mount /Data" and "Mount /System", go back and flash zip as normal.

http://www.mediafire.com/?vl2ijgllt9bkj2u

Now should be working ;)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] hav0c:
Nice. Looks better then the original. Thanks.

Would it be possible to invert the keyboard? (so black keys with white symbols on it)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] SupremeBeaver:
Yes that's possible. Should be a case of swapping out some pngs. I'll look into it later :)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] kalagas:
Nice MOD mate...

If I flash it with a zip from CWM i imagine that it will work just fine, right???
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] SupremeBeaver:
Yes it should work. If you make a zip, post it here dude. It will be easier for noobs to flash than to follow my instructions :)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] ericlui:
nice one! trying to make a flashable zip now
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] kalagas:
Here you are mate....

For ext3 ROMs:

SupremeBeaver_Darker_HTC_IME_ext3.zip

For ext4 ROMs:

SupremeBeaver_Darker_HTC_IME_ext4.zip

I also changed my updater-script to give the gredits to you

So test the zips and if they are good for you add the in your First Post (OP)....
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] SupremeBeaver:
Thanks dude, i trust that they are working fine ;)

I'll update the op.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] ericlui:
I keep getting FC when using this on the RCMIX Kingdom ROM, haven't try other ROM yet
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] SupremeBeaver:
I haven't tried it on any rom apart from Leedroid. But it should not matter which rom you're on. Let me test the zips.

edit: kalagas zip is perfectly fine dude. Maybe try wiping dalvik cache.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] SupremeBeaver:
Anybody can provide feedback. Does it work for you?
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] kalagas:
Maybe the HTC_IME in kingdom is different from 2.36 based ROMs...

Sent from my DesireHD with Mixed_Theme
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] kalagas:
Yes it works fine for me...

Sent from my DesireHD with Mixed_Theme
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] SupremeBeaver:
Aha i had misread it before. yes you're right that's the reason for it not working.

ericlui, post the original HTC_IME.apk from your rom and i'll try patch it for you.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] ericlui:
BTW, can I use this keyboard on AOSP ROMs like CM or MIUI?
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] SupremeBeaver:
No it won't work, only 2.36 based Sense roms. It's tightly integrated into HTC's framework.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] ericlui:
Thank you.

Well, if this does not work, looks like I need to find my self another Chinese Keyboard...
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] hyun18:
It does not work in sense 3 (rcmix)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] kalagas:
Mate you don't read previous posts, right???

Sent from my DesireHD with Mixed_Theme
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] SupremeBeaver:
I'll download the rcmix Rom tomorrow and patch the keyboard.

Sent from the depths
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmadka:
Hi guys .. I have had my Desire Z for a little while and I want to play around with ROMs now ... I am looking for a way to make a *full* backup of the phone .. That means the OS itself, all its settings (alarms, personalization stuff, stored passwords, installed apps, etc ..), all application and personal data (both on ROM and SD card), etc ...

That is, one backup that when restored, returns the complete phone including all its settings and data to the state the phone was in when the backup was created ..

Now there are two Market tools I've found that claim to do something similar: My Backup Pro and Titanium Backup, and I also hear that ClockWorkMod can create backups ...

But I don't know if these tools backup *everything* like I want, so any advice given here would be really appreciated .. :)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjward23:
Ok, the only way to make a 100% backup is when you are rooted.

When you are rooted you can use titanium backup to back up all your apps, data & settings. Then when you install a new ROM you can easily restore everything.

The back up you do in CWM is called a nandroid and this backs up your entire ROM including apps, data & settings. as soon as you are rooted you will want to do this so you have a back up of your stock ROM incase anything goes wrong and you need to get your stock ROM easily.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmadka:
Ok thanks for that advice ...

So assuming my phone is rooted (it isn't now but I will do it once this issue is resolved), which method is better for me which backs up *everything* (stock OS, personal data, app data, media, settings, SD card stuff, etc ..) ? CWM or Titanium Backup ?

I have heard that CWM doesn't backup everything .. that it leaves some stuff out (not exactly sure what this is though) .. :/
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pmcqueen:
never ever ever use TiBU for backing up anything other than downloaded apps. (imo, some people may disagree, but I have never had success with TiBU outside of saving a few downloaded apps... and even then it seems to be hit or miss for me)

CWM is the best option for creating a full backup. when you restore a nandroid backup, it's like going back in time... everything is exactly as it was when that backup was created.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmadka:
Hmm ... Are you absolutely sure that CWM backs up everything ? That is, the stock ROM, all my android's settings, sms, contacts, emails, list of apps installed, app data, my personal data (photos, videos, music, documents, etc ..) ? And does it also backup data from both the built-in memory and stuff on the SD card ?

Reason why I ask this is because this afternoon I came across a thread (can't seem to find it now) where somebody said CWM leaves some stuff out in backing up and then somebody else suggested using Titanium Backup ...

So I want to proceed with CWM only if you're dead sure that it backs up *everyyyyyythinggggg* ... :)

Btw, I don't mean to question to knowledge, I just want to be sure, thats all :)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmb_z:
+1

Root + Titanium Backup.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] V!KR@M:
How can we back up the stock rom?? Cwm will not be present on the stock rom. So how?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmadka:
Conflicting statements people .. :/

CWM or titanium backup ? :confused:

Btw, does titanium backup also backup the stock OS/ROM ?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjward23:
When you root you will still be using your stock ROM, you then back up your stock rooted ROM. There is no way to back up an unrooted ROM.

Unrooted stock ROM's are available in the form of an official RUU most of which you will find if you read the stickies in the development section of the forums.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjward23:
Titanium will not back up the os, you can use to back up all of the system apps and data. But as a previous poster said this is not good a good idea as restoring them tends to be problematic.

And don't worry about your sdcard flashing roms will not affect any data on your sdcard.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pmcqueen:
-____________-

NOoooOoOooOoo.

the only thing you could theoretically lose are photos, videos, etc that are stored on the sdcard... but this would only happen if you deleted/formatted the sd card. otherwise, they just move with you from rom to rom.

I don't know what people think titanium backup is for, but seriously... it's not as magnificent as it is commonly made out to be. its only real use is restoring stuff from /data (ie apps and settings). even then, it is known to be problematic. I have used it in the past but I finally got sick of it when I realized that half of the time I used it to backup/restore it ended up doing more harm than good.

CWM is the best option for making a full backup of EVERYTHING on your phone (remember, your sd card is not part of your phone... it doesn't get backed up/restored via CWM). restoring a CWM backup will revert your phone to the exact state it was in at the time of the backup.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hardy1906:
I used titanium backup and it worked for everything. Even backed the stuff up to my PC.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pmcqueen:
that's awesome, but you will encounter problems with Ti backup if you try to restore anything from /system after installing a new rom. if you've come from one aosp rom to another, you might get lucky and not have any trouble (especially if they are a similar flavor of aosp), but if you try to restore anything from a sense rom's /system to an aosp rom's /system, or vice versa, you're in for a lot of force closing and general bass-ackwardness.

op: the BEST way is a nandroid backup. if you try and restore titanium backup apps and settings over whichever rom you've installed, you can almost guarantee something will be broken... just do it the right way and do a nandroid backup via CWM and save yourself the trouble.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmadka:
Guys I forgot to mention, my phone is NOT currently rooted (Yes I realize I should have mentioned this in the first post) .. so what can I use now to backup everything like I want ?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjward23:
Not much really, there are apps available to back up sms and contacts will be synced to Google.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smokeuout:
todo backup by easeus...free too. works great
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightavalon:
1) Root.

2) Install CWM Recovery.

3) Nandroid.

There's your backup.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glx-rider:
How do you guys do backups when you try out different roms? Am I bound to lose scores and settings in games and apps every time i change rom?

(sorry for what may be a stupid question, but i understood the answers given earlier that making a Nandroid recovery will also recover the rom at the time of the backup not just apps and settings)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjward23:
A nandroid back does a complete back of system, apps, data, and settings. When you restore a nandroid your phone will be restored to the exact point it was at before you preformed the nandroid.

To back up apps and data, you will need to use an app like titanium backup. you then can restore apps and data, including game save and scores after you flash a new rom.

But it is not advised to back up and restore system data and settings with titanium back up
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whippler:
before i rooted i took backups whit MyBackup.

after you get rooted, take Clean CWM backup of your phone.

when you are up and running on a custom rom, take CWM backup, and back up downloaded apps whit Titanium backup.

If you are going from sense rom to sense rom, you dont necessaryli need to wipe your data and apps, so you don't have to restore anything. If you are going for completely different rom, you need wipe everything, after you are running in new rom, you cant get just the apps from cwm backup, it would restore your old rom too, so now restore your apps and stuff from TI backups. and if you don't like the new rom, use CWM backup to go back to your last rom.

so you need both backups cwm and Ti..

and as said before app backups might cause some problems when going from rom to rom

I have been jumping between different MIUI roms, they are basically the same so i haven't wiped anything(except dalvik cache) when flashing new rom, so everything will stay the way they are, and no ned to restore anything, if that's the case.

What comes to the stuff on SDcard, it will be just fine, if you want to back up your pics/music/vids, etc from your sdcard, just copy them to your computer.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ditamae:
I think I get the difference between a CWM nandroid backup and a TB backup. I just have one quick question. When you say you *may* encounter problems with Titanium Backup when trying to restore apps after flashing a new ROM, do you mean the system apps or the downloaded apps? It makes sense to me that one would not want to create/restore backups of system apps when switching to a different ROM. But does TB cause problems when restoring backups of non system apps? Just want to make sure I'm understanding this correctly.

Thank you.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Are.Two:
I've never had a problem re-installing user apps with Titanium Backup and I've flashed this phone so many times I've lost count. Only once did I make the mistake of backing up and installing both system and user apps, but it was a good thing I made a nandroid backup using CWM.

Sent from R2's G2 using the XDA Premium App!
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cjward23:
You understand correctly.

User apps are OK to restore. And thanks system apps and data are not ok.

Sent from a phone that is not a HTC Desire Z