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[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
I tried them both and I can say that Load Monitor has more functions and a more attractive GUI, but WakeLock is really lite and do only what is name says : wake lock :p nothing else. (Also: WakeLock CAN'T be closed pressing the "back" button. You have to press the "Home" button, so WakeLock will work in background)

Simply search "Download apk" in google, you'll find a lot of "alternative market"
[Android Development on Bada] baksikj:
Hi

Anybody knows when will be enable Modem (3G, Calls, etc.) ?
[Android Development on Bada] :
hello guy´s

i´ve got the 2 filesystem files with 001 and 002

so my question how can i put them together ?!

thanks
[Android Development on Bada] puertocastilla:
In windows "copy /B filesystem.zip.001+filesystem.zip.002 filesystem.zip"
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
yes, on 14/11 2011.
[Android Development on Bada] dahansh:
Problem with the market

Hi,

When Im tring to download thinks from the market it say not enogth space..

I have the android partition with 3g in ext3...

please help..

tnx
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
1 GB or less for Android Partition!
[Android Development on Bada] dahansh:
But the tutorial said bigger then 1 gb
[Android Development on Bada] thomas333:
Sorry for question,

but was the DHCP fix do?
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
There are more issues when the android partition is bigger than 1GB. The tutorial says to make it bigger, yes, but you should just stick to the 1GB or a bit less in order to get rid of a few memory problems. This part in the tutorial should indeed be changed to something like 900MB-1.5GB (my suggestion would be 900MB).

it fixes the DHCP part...it's a script. If you want further info, open the script via texteditor and check yourself.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
@Dahansh.

Yes. but many people have faced similar problems, solved after changing the EXT3 partition to 1 GB or less. mine is 1.1 GB.

It allows you to use DHCP server to get Dynamic IP. So you dont have to put a static IP.
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
do it 2 GB or less
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
Where did you hear that? :) :D :eek:
[Android Development on Bada] bhutoria_1989:
I have a couple of quertions:

1. I have tried innumerable times to get android working on mys Sandisk 16GB Class 4 but failed everytume. It sometimes stars and boots and then after another restart cycle it becomes unstable and corrupts. Some of u have been able to boot android, what have u done differently.

2. With ur guidance and help I was able to connect to my wifi network. But even though it gave the signals, I was not able to browse internet or the market. Any Guidance?

3. I think the problem will be solved with DHCP but I could not understand how to run it. Things I did are as follows:

sudo su

sudo nautilus

sudo sync

cd /media

cd android

chmod -R 0777 ./*

chmod -v -R 4755 ./system/xbin/*

Where should I insert the script and how?

4. My android plays games superbly but The gallery doesn't find images. What's The reason anyone.

Thank u everyone for helping me.:)
[Android Development on Bada] virusx:
When I tried to install Android on bada the special bootfile wasn't on the tutorial.

So I flashed FOTA first, asked for help, then the tutorial was updated with the special bootfile. So I flashed the bootfile afterward.

cheers
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
i was joking. lol! :D modem is not working. so who knows when they will get it work? it can be tomorrow or in 2 years. we are not fortune-tellers
[Android Development on Bada] Axeleik:
You have to copy your sh-test.sh on your ext2/ext3(to system/bin) partition and then you open terminal and do :

sudo su

cd /media

cd Android

cd system

cd bin

chmod 777 sh-test.sh

./sh-test.sh

sudo sync

that should work

btw : try another card my 16gb SANDISK class 4 works unstable too i use my NOKIA 2gb for Android
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
:D:cool: I know that but my heart stopped when I read this :cool::D
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
1. Make sure when you switch off you wait at least 10-15 seconds before you start Bada(Watch out for a slight vibration from phone, restart bada a while after that) Turn off phone before unplugging from PC (do 'safely remove' first)

I have the same card. It's been working fine for a 2 days(6-7 restarts)

2.May be you didn't get the signal..does it show 'connected' under your Wifi point's name? Just do a 'check' with gparted and see if any files are corrupt and replace them, if possible.

3.~

4.Thats just the way it is. If you put new images or download images, then it will show.
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
ha ha. sorry, i didnt think you would believe me :D. anyway, i'm sure that they will make it work soon. so dont worry :P
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
Thank you for your concern. hopefully that will be soon :D :rolleyes:
[Android Development on Bada] thomas333:
Thanks guys.

But after i have done the new Fix my market isnt working anymore!

Any plan?

EDIT: i deleted the Vending.apk and i downloaded it again and put it in folder apps in my ext2 partition, but it wasnt installed. Then i wanted to install it directly from the phone but it only said thatit didnt install it. ;(

Can anybody help me?
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
to me, the market does not work!
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
Do u have google accaunt? If u not have google accaunt then market does not work. You must create or login with this google accaunt and then will be work
[Android Development on Bada] garrythesnail:
I follow the tutorial twice but when I see the galaxy s screen it restarts.....

Have any one the same problem? Can anyone help me ?

thanks
[Android Development on Bada] thomas333:
Of course i have a google account. But there was a error when i started it, so i deleted it and now i havent got the market anymore!

Can somebody upload the market apk and tell us how to install it?
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
it's not true... We have no ETA on the modem yet. although the other drivers should be working in our Gingerbread release in ETA 2-3 Weeks (NO promises) I think the 14/11 on the modem is just some stupid answer to let the n00b stfu
[Android Development on Bada] adi4u4882:
Thanks for your awesome work!! :D And any update with Android 2.3 on S8500 wave?
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
thanks for the answer :) He was only joking ;) Hopefully it will be soon and you are the best developers :cool:

Regards from Slovenia
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
yeah only joking. didnt know about the 2-3 weeks. cant wait for gingerbread and modem!!!
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
Be patient. Developers should be respected. Without them, would not be anything ;)
[Android Development on Bada] abd28xd:
one thing i dont understand can someone please explain in detail how to do the chmod and please how to use the wifi app?

please!
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
yeah...that was the problem. it finally runs android XD thank you very much!!
[Android Development on Bada] MoraX1992:
i do everything exactly like in the tut.

i just did the other tut, too.

but i allways got the same issue.

there appears one green line on the display, or the displays becomes greener and greener.

pls help

greetz
[Android Development on Bada] bartaspoz:
You probably don't have she sbl.bin copied in the right place.

Or maybe you created the "galaxyboot" folder in the wrong drive (in sd card for exampe).

To check if i am right first take out the sd card from wave, and then boot bada. Connect Phone to PC - system (ubuntu or windows) should mount only one partition (Wave's internal memory) - you then can assure that the "galaxyboot" folder is created in the right drive.
[Android Development on Bada] gammaboy:
i had this problem too...

what i did was flash the full JL2 firmware again...and the bootfiles and fota file again...

and then did the whole procedure again...and it worked..

hope it helps!!
[Android Development on Bada] g_algo:
-open terminal or konsole.

-write "cd /media" (and press enter for every command).

-write "ls", now you will the folders disk, disk-1,...

-write "cd disk" and the "ls" if the folders are the same you can write the "chmod -R 0777 ./*" if not enter "cd .." and enter in the next disk folder.
[Android Development on Bada] ~MaX~:
i unchecked everything at samsung keyboard settings but the phone still freezes as soon as i try to type something (e.g. wifi password)

any help on that?
[Android Development on Bada] bartaspoz:
Did you chenged input method in settings?

Applications => Settings => Locale and text => Select input metdhod => Samsung keypad.

That should do the thing.
[Android Development on Bada] Marius_Linux:
About key assignment...

THX a lot for this good tutorial. I have android running on my Wave(but very slowly, because of my class 4 microsd card), but I've got about the key assignment: Will there be a way to edit so its like on galxy S. It's strange to use the Volume down key as back key or the end call button as hold key.

Thanks in advance

Marius_Linux
[Android Development on Bada] abd28xd:
wel can please anyone tell me detailed how to do the chmod

market apps dont install
[Android Development on Bada] ~MaX~:
it was set to samsung keyboard already ........

dunno why it's still freezing
[Android Development on Bada] MoraX1992:
ok got it working after full flash.

why is back key on volume down?

and phone is shutting down after pressing end call button.

and wifi doesnt work. even with the app

why?

greetz
[Android Development on Bada] Masix:
I got this error:

cannot access `./dbdata/databases/com.android.browser/shared_prefs/com.android.browser_preferences.xml': Input/output error

and

cannot access `./dbdata/databases/com.sec.android.inputmethod.axt9': Input/output error
[Android Development on Bada] Sly90:
Hi, I have a problem when I try to acess Android. My Wave is stucked in "Galaxy S GT I9000" initial screen and it doesn't boot.

I tried in two microsdhc cards, a Class 4 4Gb one, and a Class 2 8Gb. Today I ordered a Class 10 8Gb card from eBay and I'm waiting for it.

Could anyone solve this problem?

I followed this tutorial and I installed all the stuff in a Ubuntu native installation, so I don't think it will be a big problem there. I used the old tutorial and the newer one (BTW, did android files changed in this new tutorial?)

Thanks anyway and thumbs up for the devs, you are amazing dudes! :cool:

Edit: I re-installed my JL2, because I was using a custom JL2 with no FOTA file there, but its still the same and I read all this post and possible answers, but no idea of what I can do.
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
guys there is no help for my question

at first android boot it work and I work with my android 2 hours

but when i restart the android (turn on and turn off) it goes to bada

what is the problem any one can help me ?
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
your first partition must be fat 32 and when you build it and apply it next you have to build a ext 2

first make a fat32 and apply it

next make a ext 2
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
hi. i installed angry birds copying the apk file to /data/app. it appears on the menu but when i enter the game it says the aplication angry birds stopped. try again. how can i solve it? or how can i install an app?
[Android Development on Bada] Sly90:
Do we have to use a FAT32 partition or a FAT16 partition? I think that FAT16 is pretty useless if we are using bada.
[Android Development on Bada] badelemental:
FAT32 , i am using this
[Android Development on Bada] Gothic253:
Some progress in S8530?
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
allright, agree
[Android Development on Bada] Lithophyses:
@Gothic253 no
[Android Development on Bada] thomas333:
what about market problem?
[Android Development on Bada] markovianmind:
i have no problem with market.. what problm u have?
[Android Development on Bada] thomas333:
After i started it there was a error. So i deleted it to install it again, but unfortunately it couldnt install it. I put it in the app folder in my ext2 and i tried to install it directly from the phone. Both didnt work. And know i dont have the market app anymore :(
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Don't you have the original filesystem?

Perform a 'check' & Just copy back the missing stuff..
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
Ok about time i got the Galaxy S screen. End result was achieved like this:

XXJK1 + Fota + Bootfiles in thread

Formated using ubuntu (Fat32 + ext2) *Using ext3 makes it hang on Galaxy S bootloader with my card

Formated Internal phone memory to Fat32 using Windows 7 and then dropping galaxyboot while in win7

Making the whole android partition 777 *chmod -v -R 777 ./*

Using: Kingston 8gb class 4 card *painfully slow compared to others

Errors i got along the way: Boot straight into bada, Green line at startup, Galaxy S screen shown then boots into bada.
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
Wrong!!!

You must do all operations in ubuntu. In Ubuntu you must copy this "galaxyboot" and then when you have all operations completed you must open the terminal alt+ctrl+T and do this:

type

1) sudo su

2) sudo nautilus

3) sudo sync

4)cd /media

5) cd ext2/ext3 or some name label if you have

6) chmod -R 0777 ./*

7) for root type "chmod -v -R 4755 ./data/xbin/"

8) sudo sync

9) exit

After that you must safety remove drive. Good luck ;)
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
galaxyboot can be copied in windows
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
I did not know this. Sry my mistake :) But for me is better do all this operations in ubuntu :)
[Android Development on Bada] iSubaru:
Hello there

I have tried steps as mentioned one by one, with exception of VirtualBox because I own Linux distribution already :P

No luck, I'm stuck at that boot trick, it still boots into Bada like nothing happened.

I have triedy many time-trick methods with keys but none of them worked out.

I have even tried flashing Wave again (tought maybe something didn't went well), still no luck (it flashes correctly tough).

I have as following:

- Samsung Wave GT-S8500

- Linux Fedora 15

- JK1 OS variation (those letters are mentioned at least)

- 1.0 OS version

- 8 GB Sandisk MicroSD card

- about 4 GB Fat32 parition named ChipCard (or something like that)

- about 4 GB ext3 partition named Android

not sure what should I mention as well there...

Thank You for for advance

iSubaru

P.S. - If any more info will be necessary I will try to provide it
[Android Development on Bada] bphone0c:
Hi,ShadowAS1!

I com from China and i know the DHCP-FX have already solve the ploblem that the wifi can not obataing IP from router,but there is another ploblem,the wifi cannot find ad-hoc singal.

I find a way to solve this ploblem and i have already solve the ploblem.This is my steps:

1. Dowload the update-adhoc.zip and extract it,you will get wpa_supplicant.

2.Connect your phone(Bada) to your Ubuntu(root),copy wpa_supplicant in /system/bin to replace thecustomary document.

3.After that you must open the terminal and do this:

cd /media/your ext2/3

chmod -R 0777 ./*

4.Reboot your phone to android and enjoy your wifi.

Sorry for my bad speaking english.

Best regard.
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
I too prefer to do everything in ubuntu but i was getting probablems with the green line error because my phone couldnt fine the galaxyboot files. So i checked it in windows and it was showing that it WASNT there even tho in linux it says its there, was very weird...this is why i used windows. Android works now but slow :)

Hmm ok assuming you have bootfiles and fota file found in this thread (page 1) flashed to your phone then it sounds like permissions error. The thing that fixed this for me was opening a terminal and going to /media/android (android was the name or my ext2 partition) then typing 'chmod -v -R 777 ./*' then type ls -l to see if the permissions worked (you should see something like drwxrwxrwx for all folders) then go the /system/xbin and do ls -l and double check it shows -rwxrwxrwx, if not than use that chmod command again. Now 'sudo sync' ( i even did 'su sync')....also double check in windows if your galaxyfolder is on the phones memory (about 400mb in total), if not then place it in. When booting hold the end call button followed by the call button and tell me if anything has changed.
[Android Development on Bada] allinkiran:
I am having problems with all type of music player apps(including built in music player, winamp, realplayer). I am using a sandisk 16GB class 4 card which contains all my bada apps too.There are about 200 songs in Sounds/music folder on the card and still the music player(in android) does not show any audio file.....im not sure if i have made myself clear :p
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
I haven't tested it myselves but it sounds like a nice temporary fix till this is resolved
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Hi,

Well what FW are you using?

Did you flash the FOTA and if that didnt work have you tried the bootloader also?

Thanks

ShadowAS1
[Android Development on Bada] virusx:
4GB EXT partition is too big, not sure that this could lead to your issue but still... a maximum of 2GB is recommended.

Also with JK1 try to do the very first step: flash also the Bootfiles (for people with incompatible FW) http://www.megaupload.com/?d=C1M5JB2K

It does the trick for me (almost same configuration here).
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
i have allready uploaded wpa with this fix but thanks anyway. does your fix work for protected networks?
[Android Development on Bada] patbier:
Hello,

I'm trying to boot on Android but it still boots bada.

I did every step 3 times, but it still doesn't work.

Is it possible that my firmware is not able to boot android ?

I only flashed FOTA.

My firmware : 1012231341LISS8500XXJL2

which was flashed by KIES.

From what i've read here, if it only boots on BADA, it is a FOTA or bootloader problem. Can you confirm me this ?

If I have to flash bootloader, which one do I need ?

And how to do it safely ?

Thanks for help !!
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
If i know, Kies don't flash bootloader. I discover this when i update my Wave trought KIES and i search for FW in TEMP folder. There was only FW without boot folder. So, you should flash bootloader + fota.

I had JF7, then on it flash JL2 and then modifited bootloader+fota of android. I my case, everything works.

And, everything you do on own risk! If you have low level experience with Multiloader, linux command and other useful information about PC, let this think gone.
[Android Development on Bada] bphone0c:
Hello,73nokian！

It works well for all protected network.reply you by my phone.
[Android Development on Bada] patbier:
Thanks for your answer, I flashed fota + bootloader and it now works !
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
ok thank you
[Android Development on Bada] greendoki:
hi

when i use anroid my phone with wifi is very slow and laggy :s internet too

does anybody has this problem too?

what can i do?
[Android Development on Bada] john1995:
help!!!

the new DHCP fix. I paste the file in the bin. But when i go terminal and set permission it says no such file directory. How??:confused:
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
rename this file "sh test.sh" in "sh-test.sh";)
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
in terminal you must go to bin and set permissions there.
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
on the last part of the tutorial (Step 5: Running), is point 6 still valid?

"6. The phone will ask you which launcher to use. I don't care which one you use. I've always used TwLauncher. it's up to you"

I never got this question.

Should you set the launcher manually or is this outdated and no longer necessary?

Also: The trick with using 'check' on the ext2 partition after the first run on a sandisk card (aka. second boot is stuck on Galaxy S screen), does not work for me.

The check says everything is fine, then I recopy the files (override folders but don't override files) and then the chmod and the sh-test.sh stuff again.

After that, I try to reboot, but it still gets stuck on the Galaxy S screen.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Well, it does ask you between 'TwLauncher' and 'Zeam' when you start up for the first time, after the wizard. may be you didn't realize it or May be you didn't copy the Zeam launcher so It just uses Twlauncher.

And about the corruption,

I have now gotten over it. All I do is make sure after shtting down android, to wait for atleast 15 seconds or so(the phone goes off and then tries to turn back on and then off in the meantime). And when removing from PC , just make sure to safely remove and then shut down from Bada before unplugging the actual cable. (Thus, preventing the Bada to perform the media scanning). It has worked for me.

the check will work if only your 'system' folder is gone corrupt, but if your 'Data' or other folder is corrupt then you can't replace the newly formed files...
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
Ah ok, now I get it. Yes, I got that screen.

Although it asks me between "Startseite" (that would be TwLauncher in english version I guess) or "Zeam", as I am using german language.

Never tried Zeam. I am having enough issues with this stupid ext2 partition.

yeah, shutting down bada before unplugging really produces less errors, but that can't be the solution.

How high is the possibility, that this issue or at least the stability of the filesystem will be fixed/improved in later versions?

Would it be better to buy a new SD-card? I don't want to waste money (and have the trouble to always switch between my cards) if there will be a fix anyway.

Is there any way I could help? I've got programming experience, but I have very limited knowledge about Linux and hardware/driver stuff.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Switch to EXT3. It's much better.
[Android Development on Bada] iSubaru:
iSubaru report

ScR3w-B4d4 - I was able to change permissions to 777 on whole Android partition, tried that to internal memory of Wave, but it don't want to do it properly :P

All directories on Wave are like this:

drwx------. 2 Subaru Subaru 8192 07-06 22:33 galaxyboot

virusx - why too big? Oh well, I can shrink it and try if permissions trick will fail :P That will be a flash~

ShadowAS1 - I have flashed both BOOT and FOTA of course

The full name of OS is as follows (after some numbers):

_LIS_S8500BVJI2_IDE

(heh LIS means FOX in polish =D)

Also KIES has information about update of whole OS but it wasn't mentioned on the list so I passed for now

First goes permissions trick I will report soon

EDIT #1

- Permissions trick didn't worked

- Next trying shrinking partition to 2 GB~ (also I will change both labels of partitions on microSD card to lower case letters to "chip" for fat32 and "android" for ext3)

- oh well it changes to "CHIP" anyway =_=

- Correction, I will delete and recreate partition just in case

- Oh yes, who should be owner of directories on "android" partition and who for "galaxyboot" directory? maybe root? (not changing for now)

- Recreating done

- No coffee gained

- I gave boot flag to "android" partition...maybe it will help?

- I will copy files, change permissions again and will report in another edit or post
[Android Development on Bada] john1995:
how to go bin and set permission???
[Android Development on Bada] john1995:
ya the file name is correct!!!
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
Dont worry you will get it working eventually, took me so many try's and different methods. I used a 1gb ext2 partion and gave the rest of my 8gb card to the fat32 partition. I got a couple of questions for you.

Does your phone boot straight into bada without even seeing the galaxy S screen? Does it boot into bada after the first galaxy S screen? or does it screw up when you get to the animated galaxy S screen?