yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Development on Bada] herandy:
class 6 and up would really make your android silky smooth! I personally have a class six an android runs really great!
[Android Development on Bada] Qron:
It's not so simple cause there are differences among manufactures. As I said, for me C2 Lexar > C10 Adata :(
[Android Development on Bada] john1995:
hi

Please help! when i boot android i saw the word and it hangs there for quite long.
[Android Development on Bada] bhutoria_1989:
Used a 2GB Unbranded Micro SD (Came free with a LG Device) and the Android is installed. But it was very slow compared to my Sandisk 16Gb Class 4, Can anyone tell me how to install Android on Sandisk.

Also How To make wifi work. Can't understand the stuff about static IP. I am using Connectify-me for Internet access on my device. If anyone could help.
[Android Development on Bada] flooti:
Install Android just as you installed it on your previous card. Just remember, the smaller ext2/3 partition, the better.

About wi-fi:

Netmask - you'll find it on your router's web management site.

Gateway - your router's local IP

IP - 192.169.1.X where X is to be replaced with a number within range of 2 - 256, try 9 for example.

If you have any further questions, don't hesitate to ask.

Cheers :)
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
did you disabled wifi in bada?
[Android Development on Bada] aitkja:
@ devs: any predicted dates on when the Modem, GPS and Sensors will be workin by??
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Just to say:

I set everything well on Android (about WI.fI)

I installed Wi.Fi Static and I configured it for "Static IP" only. I entered all my data (IP, Gateway, subnet mask, DNS1 and DNS2) and I tried theme on my Wii (through Advance Configuration). My Wii now is surfing the web.. while my droid is still with a rock in his hand and his feet on earth.

The time before this, I managed to get WI.fI working.. so - as well - luck is the most important factor by now.
[Android Development on Bada] bitukitu2000:
Not Enough space Android market

'Sorry, There is not enough space to install this item' this is what android market says to me when downloading any app but i have enough space free ....plz give me an answer or tell me the page in which this question is going on .....plz help me to solve this. And i have done every step correctly .
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
What size did you make your EXT3 partition? If it's larger than 1 gb then that error occurs. Keep it at 1 gig or less.
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
do you know that the gallery doesn't work?
[Android Development on Bada] flaviucu:
mine has 1.3 gigs and it never gave me this kind of errors... it must be something else
[Android Development on Bada] flaviucu:
as default it doesn't contain any photos or videos.. so the gallery is empty... but once you get some photos on your sdcard, it should appear in the gallery
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
i have at least 1 gb of photos in my memory card, but i have to search them using the file explorer, moreover often they doesn't appear. I know there are some other people who have the same problem.
[Android Development on Bada] flaviucu:
it doesn't work for photos that are already on the sdcard?...
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
no, the card seems to be empty while it is not.
[Android Development on Bada] jesusbear007:
Great work! :D
[Android Development on Bada] dementors007:
any idea when the next update is coming?
[Android Development on Bada] Maxh91:
After 2 day i can still not boot the phone to the Galaxy S screen.

Does someone had the same problem? If yes, I would like to know if it is because of the permission or because of incompatible bootfile.

Does the "Bootfiles" and the "Bootloader" is the same thing?

It is possible to verify that my Wave have the flashed files or the original ones?
[Android Development on Bada] Dark Wave:
what happened to :

1- Camera

2- SIM

3- Microphone

4- SD card (not recognized)

until now ??

P.S. all the apps using mic or cam don't work right ??
[Android Development on Bada] markovianmind:
my gallery (process com.cooliris.media) stops working time to time.. tried reinstalling android 3 times but no luck same problem
[Android Development on Bada] virusx:
I think that's a permission issue elsewhere you couldn't see the Galaxy S boot screen.

I think that the file names are stilla bit confusing in the Tutorial.

@ShadowAS1: you should try to name exactly each file (ie: "filesystem" vs "Android FileSystem" and explain how to unpack correctly this file, and also said that you have to CREATE the "galaxyboot" folder in order to put manually "zImage and sbl.bin").

That's details but I struggled a bit with those two and I think you're going to have less help message by doing so.

cheers :)

EDIT: Typos
[Android Development on Bada] dahansh:
When gonna be new version?

Hi...

SHadow mybe you have some date for us to the fixed version?:confused:

Tnx about everything...
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Fixed dates are impossible because every of us got other schedules.. And were not working on the sensors yet

From what i know they're working on booting from moviNAND now which succeeded without damaging bada. This method is NOT going to released yet because its a concept which is not 100%safe yet

Furthermore Oleg_k is still doing the modem and I am gonna do UI mods (at least if i got time this summer)
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
i have it 2GB and it works. it must be below 2GB not below 1GB
[Android Development on Bada] markovianmind:
i read about a media player which can scan and play songs on memory card in this thread..but cant find it now .. can anyone suggest which app was it?
[Android Development on Bada] Lithophyses:
i uploaded one from an xda user, not by me. search for mymp3
[Android Development on Bada] georaldc:
Thanks for the update, you guys are doing great. movieNAND meaning internal flash memory correct?
[Android Development on Bada] lharvince:
I use PowerAMP.
[Android Development on Bada] vegeta_ssj4:
Hey Senior members just wondering if I wana try to start and help with the coding and debugging from where should i start ? Any reference material ? I do have little background of embedded systems
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
yes correct,

and @vegeta_ssj4: You possibly could connect to chat.freenode.net with mIRC, icechat or whatsoever and join #androidonwave and ask the other devs if they can use your help too
[Android Development on Bada] bhutoria_1989:
After inserting all the details in the respective fields I am still not able to connect to wifi. It says Obtaining ip address...Scanning...then disconnected.

Just for information I have wired cable broadband connection and use Connectify-me for Wi-fi connecTivity.

If someone could Explain the steps it would be very helpful. THANKS.
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
nonono an Router/Gateway IP is NOT always 192.168.1.X most of the times it is.. but mine for example is 192.168.111.254

anyhow go to your windows CMD and type ipconfig /all and take over the settings in android then it should connect.. if not try turning on and off wifi
[Android Development on Bada] Dark Wave:
what happened to :

1- Camera

2- SIM

3- Microphone

4- SD card (not recognized)

until now ??

P.S. all the apps using mic or cam don't work right ??

Shadow waiting for ur reply ...
[Android Development on Bada] rawshell:
So if u want to use your Wifi u just have to find out which ip ur router has. As shadow also said, it isnt 192.168.1.x for each router. Mine router's ip for example is 192.168.2.x. Just search in google or somewhere your router model and u will find it out or post it. Maybe I can help ya
[Android Development on Bada] rawshell:
That's right, they do not work yet. Also the sensors don't for example the battery status. But I'm sure it will be fixed :)
[Android Development on Bada] Qron:
Isn't it a way more simple just to open "cmd.exe" and type "ipconfig" in PC connected to AP?

Guys, what for making so many problems?

EDIT:

Of course this solution is for Windows users (I assumed that no Linux user would have a problem in identifying what's the IP adress of his computer or AP).

Explanation:

AP - Access Point (or so called router which it's not, or at least not only cause it provides many more functions as AP, switch, router, even firewall etc.)

If you don't know where to find "cmd.exe" just type it in search box in Menu Start or go to "windows\system32"
[Android Development on Bada] Vaira:
It works, thanks.
[Android Development on Bada] KORDA1:
hey guys,i have a realy big problem here. i tried 3-4 times to put android in wave,but it wont . i did just like shawdow first 2 times,and it booted bada,than i watched few turtorials on YT and did just like them,get just like they did in terminal,and still,when i want to turn on android it just boot bada? is there something missing in tut,because im not just a newbie at all,this is not so rough to do,but i just have problem. i have bada 1.2,last samsung apps update,and 2 memory cards,one is 1GB ,other is 8GB SDHC i dont know class..please help?
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
@ShadowAS1: You should list the megaupload links here in the tutorial. If you give the link to your host first, people tend to take the easier download (meaning they use yours).

The filesystem.tgz is split into filesystem.tgz.001 and filesystem.tgz.002. I can't open this in windows. Do I have to open this in linux? Or is there another zip-file missing?
[Android Development on Bada] arwiz:
@SeelenGeier

at least someone read entire thread :) nice job !!
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
Use hjsplit (a program you can download from the internet) to merge the two files.
[Android Development on Bada] majed19:
this is more than great Q&As :) thanks a lot

---------

I've read as much as i can from the thread and at last this Q&As ,everything

is working fine with me ,but there is something it might look stupid ,but why the music player(even players installed from the market) can't find the files on my SD-card?
[Android Development on Bada] Pontoko:
Great post man, thank you very much ;)
[Android Development on Bada] virusx:
Great Q&A SeelenGeier :) Thank you!

I also have this issue that my Android stay still at galaxy boot screen after having worked for more than a week now (and booted OK like more than 10 times). I'll try to chmod and sync again tonight.

Do you think it's possible that it is due to my phone being connected to my car's audio device via USB? (rewriting chmod?)

EDIT: I finally fixed this by taking the SD out and put it back in the Wave (I have to put a little piece of paper on top of the SD card in order to make my Wave recognise it everytime...)
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
I am currently investigating those sandisk errors, although I am not very experienced with hardware related stuff.

my current status is this (THIS IS ONLY FOR SANDISK...maybe only 16GB class 2):

- ext3 and ext4 both don't work (it freezes at the galaxy S screen)

- ext2 works on the first run

- sandisk cards are very fast

- this might be the problem...they could be too fast

Is there a way to regulate the writing speed of SD cards? Or did anyone of you manage to run android with ext3 or ext4 on those cards? I would love to hear, how you did this.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Android works perfectly fine EXT3 on 16 gb Sandisks (Class 4). Its just that as soon as I start putting in the stuff I want. It starts to become unstable and then corruption begins. Never tried EXT4, I don't think its even supported on this build.
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
The usb connection should not be the issue.

Do you have a Sandisk SD-card?

If you do, then try the following:

- log in as user root (inform yourself how this is done)

- format your android partition with ext2 (label: android)

- copy the five folder from the filesystem.tgz to this partition

- open terminal

- type "chmod -R 0777 ./media/android/*"

- type "chmod -R 4577 ./media/android/system/xbin/*"

- type "sudo sync"

- type "exit"

- rightclick the "android"-drive on desktop

- choose "safely remove"

- then unplug your Wave from USB

- now try to boot android again

This should start android. If it does not start, then you might have to check something else.

Good luck,

SeelenGeier
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
I would like to say the same about my Sandisk 16GB class 2, but ext3 is not working. It get's stuck on the galaxy S screen. Could it be, that you class 4 card is a bit slower? This might be an advantage in this case.
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
1. I will

2. You can just open the .001 file with every archive manager (it's a ZIP file) I used 7-zip

To the one who made the Q&A. excellent work :D Only a few little things. You should not call our dual boot multiloader. This is confusing for beginning users..

Do not say the Wave II possibly will work. There is no support for it which means it wont work. The FOTA will only work on S8500 FW's even if you can get your Wave II to boot then you will get driver issues which probaly also will mean that your display won't work

And for the last part.. I am working on a sorta interactive Guide. This should help people get trough it more easeally and with less errors by overlooking things

And after some tests of my own.. With my new install i get stuck at the SGS screen too.. By using logcat i found out there is an permission error. I am still looking for a fix which I will post as soon as I find it
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Higher class means greater speeds. I don't know though if that has anything to do with it. I have tried with a no-name 1 gb micro sd card (Class 2 confirmed) and it does work nearly as good as class 4 sandisk.
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
SD Card not recognised? LOL? On my one it says when started Prepearing External SD card...

Microphone still doesnt work. Not working on ATM

I know someone (cant remeber the name) is working ont he camera The current status is camera initializing but getting green screen.

And th SIM is a part of the modem (yes it really is i was surprised too) So that explains enough
[Android Development on Bada] virusx:
Thanks SeelenGeier, but as I wrote in my EDIT , it's all good now, just had a little issue with my SD card slot (I had some trouble once inside Bada accessing my SD and I remembered that so I managed to "paper fix" the issue). I was going to go thru the chmod process once again but it's useless now :)
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
My Winrar was unable to process the files and threw an error. Hjsplit worked for me.

Thanks. I changed the "multiloader" part to "FOTA", which should be correct.

I changed that part to "Wave II won't work".

Keep up the great work :)
[Android Development on Bada] Lithophyses:
@seelengeier point two you say "if you stay stuck or it boots bada" but if it boots bada then its a problem with the fota file. so either it hasnt been flashed correctly or bootloader isnt supported in which case they have to upload it to the fota thread
[Android Development on Bada] virusx:
Couldn't also be a permission issue? Or, like my last issue, the SD card not well inserted in the slot (I know should be a rare issue, but still possible, I swear ;) )
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
I will extend this part to "if you stay stuck or it boots bada after the Galaxy S screen". This is not part of the bootloader. It might be a FOTA issue if it does not show the Galaxy S screen at all.

Thanks.

Edit: changed point two in my Q&A
[Android Development on Bada] markovianmind:
@SeelenGeier my sandisk 16gb class 2 card works fine on ext3 .. (had some issues with the gallery but formatted it again and it worked)

@shadowAS1 .. trollfacexD is working on camera
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
hm...I will try formatting my card a few times with ext3 and see if it works.

Thanks for the feedback.
[Android Development on Bada] DiGiTLgame:
Wi-Fi DHCP fix

Hello guys,

i recently noticed that nbates66 managed to make DHCP working on the port and saw what he had posted how to fix it.I put his commands in a script for your convenience and here is how to fix it.

Now I'm going to suggest that if you are following this tut instead of doing step 4 of transferring files.You should extract the contents of dhcp_fix.zip in /system/bin .And after that do the steps until step 7 before it you execute the file and then continue with the tut as normal.

I have only tested this script on my Wave and has worked.Props to nbates for this fix i just made the script.

Hope it helps!
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Checking your script... if it's legit its going to be put in the tut. Big thanks to you :D
[Android Development on Bada] dahansh:
exept running the script i need to do something else?
[Android Development on Bada] DiGiTLgame:
If you already have android installed then you will have to do the chmod commands after you copy it in /system/bin/ and then run it and do sudo sync.If you are just installing android just run it and it will work.
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Tutorial Updates WITH DHCP fix.

If it doesnt work on your current install I suggest Re-Installing
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Thanks a bunch!! :D:D

will try it the next time my partition goes corrupt! I.e. Tomorrow! :p
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
Works for me. Tested on two routers(TP-LINK, TENDA). Ad-hoc connection can't work, maybe it's my WIN problem. Anyway, thanks :)
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
Hi guys i have a quick question to ask, I've read through some of these pages and the Q&A post but im still confused with the bootloader. I have tried many times to put android on my phone tho no luck, is this because i need to flash my phone with the custom bootloader or use that FOTA file?

My phone runs the XXJID firmware 1.2 ( was previously flashed by someone as it was locked to a network). I know how to put my phone in download mode (volume down + camera + power on) but im not sure how to use the multiloader...are there any guides that may help?
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
the guide you need is the tutorial in the first post.

Do you see the Galaxy S screen or does nothing happen and bada boots?

It might be a problem with the firmware and you would have to flash the bootloader. Do not do this if you are uncertain how to do it...this can brick your phone!
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
Yeh i've followed that guide plus a few on youtube which i think were pretty good tho i cant get to the galaxy S screen at all goes straight to bada which makes me lead to think its a bootloader problem due to incompatible firmware. Im sure if a guide was available on multiloader(specific to Android on Wave) then there would be a reduced risk of bricking but oh well, better safe than sorry i suppose.
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Dude if you not even know how to use multiloader.. DO NOT do this
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
There is a slight possibility, that the bootfiles would solve your problem.

BUT!!! If the boofiles don't work for your phone, there is a good possibility, that your phone will brick!

This is no matter of guidance. No tutorial would ever prevent such failure.

You can flash another firmware which is compatible and then follow the guide. This could solve your problem better than taking the risk of getting a very expensive little piece of electronic called "brick" ^^

There is a part in the tutorial where the multiloader stuff is explained...if you don't understand this part, please stay away from flashing your phone (this is of course not meant as an insult but rather as a friendly warning)!
[Android Development on Bada] mylove90:
Please understand the whole thing for Bada part

there is two things to make Android able to boot

1. Bootfiles supported by fota (mijoma collected a bunch of those so usually your bootfiles are supported)

2. apps_compressed.bin that supports fota (if you found out that your firmware doesn't support it then you need to patch that file and flash it to your phone)

how to patch apps_compressed.bin

1. download that app from here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15159642&postcount=309(don't forget to give a thanks to mijoma)

2. move the *.exe app to the same place where apps_compressed.bin is

3. open cmd in windows

4. navigate to the place where apps_compressed.bin file is (using cd command)

5. write that command to patch the file : App_ena apps_compressed.bin patched_apps_compressed.bin

6. close cmd windows after it finishes and you will find a file called "patched_apps_compressed.bin" in the same place as apps_compressed.bin flash it to your phone

Please Stop flashing Bootfiles

it is Dangerous and May brick your phone

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
Thanks for everyone trying to help. I have read that the JID firmware is a pretty dodgy firmware to try put android on as it never originally supported any .fota files.

I then flashed my files to JK1 which supports .fota, if anyone has gotten android working on jk1 can you let me know? Im also using mylove90's compressed apps.bin.

I'll report back to let you know if i've gotten it working on this firmware although i just read that the kingston 8gb card is also dodgy as people have had problems with it...so it looks like i ran into a double brick wall lol

-Great work to all dev's
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
I have a modified version of JK1 and Android works excellent on this version. Just stick to the procedure described on the first page. If you have any problem with instalation just let me on ;)
[Android Development on Bada] virusx:
JK1 firmware working here BUT I had to do the very first part of the TUT:

It's JK1 + FOTA + This bootfile. I also have a Sandisk, some people have trouble using those but mine is just fine.
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
Thanks for the reply guys, I'll do it your way. Just a few questions.

drogina1 - what custom firmware did you use? or do you just mean the seperate bootfiles + fota files?

virusx - 'It's JK1 + FOTA + This bootfile'. Did you flash it all at once? as in original JK1 files and with fota and bootfile thats in this thread? or did you flash one at a time?. Also with the bootfile did you add the BOOTFILES_EVTSF folder after it was extracted into multiloader or did you rename it to BOOTFILES after it was extracted.

thanks.
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
i have jk1 with android too. i flashed first jk1 and then fota and bootfiles. but i suppose you cand flash it all at once. you dont have to rename anything.
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
I use this costum firmware "Custom Firmware By Anurag Sodhi S8500" on bada blogspot. And after that when you have JK1 instaled on your phone just upgrade with this two files "BOOTFILES and FOTA"
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
For all those who don't have Wifi and need Load Monitor.

I got a working copy of Load Monitor.

Here is the megaupload link: Load Monitor apk
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Good, Thanks!

In the mean while I discovered that WakeLock do the same as Load Monitor, and it's available here: http://www.mediafire.com/?yqzlg1movxm

Cheers :)
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
Thanks for the link, I will try using WakeLock next (might work better).

Does anyone know the differences between those two?

It would be best to suggest a "most efficient way" and "the alternative" instead of "choose between those two" step in the tutorial.
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
I got a stupid question, but I hope you can bare it:

Where can I get .apk-files without registering my phone in the android market?

(please no torrent links)

When I have my usb cable, I don't have Wifi, and vice versa.