yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Development on Bada] iSubaru:
Ah right, my bad I haven't mentioned it probably

It shows Samsung GT-S8500 "logo" for some time, then animated Orange logo and next screen asks for PIN, so I guess it still boots for Bada no matter what kind of rituals I do with buttons :P

EDIT #1

- Copying files now~

- Of course whole "android" partition will be 777 chmod

- Not sure if that's important but it's second partition on the card, the first is that fat32 "chip" card

- <whistle>
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
Oh so you cant see any galaxy S screen at all...ok bare with me on this one and do everything how you were doing it with the permission trick and following virusx advice about reducing the android partition. Add the galaxyboot into the bada internal memory which is about 400mb *THEN IMPORTANT* Boot into bada and plug it into a windows computer and just take a look if the galaxyboot files are there because in my case it was showing it was there in Linux but when i checked in windows it wasnt there, i then added the galaxyboot folder while in windows...this fixed my problem when i was having it.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
First copy the DHCP fix files to "System/bin/" on your android partition.

At the terminal type:

"cd /media/<your EXT3 partition name>/"

then, "cd /system/bin/"

and then, "./sh-test.sh".
[Android Development on Bada] thomas333:
I installed the market again now, but now there comes an error if i try to install a app.

I have chmoddet evertyhing again, but it didnt work. Can anbody help?
[Android Development on Bada] iSubaru:
I have finished copying files to "android" and to "chip" card (I had some data to move there, ringtones included)

Trying to boot now

<dun dun dun dun>

Still nothing

I will check under Windows if files didn't wiped themselves out or something :P

Oh yes, partition "android" is now 2 GB size EXT 3 type

I will also flash it AGAIN...
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
Yeh check under windows to see if galaxyboot is there and if it isnt than drop it in. And boot while holding then end call then the start call button straight away. You cant get to the galaxy S screen at all which means something is wrong with the galaxyboot files or you havent flash the fota and bootfiles onto your phone using multiloader (tho you said you have done that so ignore that part) If this doesnt work than i really dont know what is wrong.

Additional info - I had formatted my phones memory where the galaxyboot belongs in windows 7 to fat32.
[Android Development on Bada] iSubaru:
Just in case I have deleted whole directory "galaxyboot" (all lowercase), created it on Windows 7, copied those two files in it, and that way prepared directory copied again to Wave internal memory, we will see what will happen now...

Oh yes I will reflash it as well...

Dunno if mentioned it already, the card is Sandisk 8 GB SDHC microSD

Ok here we go...

...

Still same effect...groan...I'm sure I do some silly mistake somewhere, just don't know where...I will do some more rituals over buttons

EDIT #1

Tried pressing "end call" button (and holding) and "ninja-fast" pressing "start call" button (and holding) then holding them both

Tried also pressing both "end call" and "start call" button and holding them together

Results still the same...boots to Bada T_T

EDIT #2

Here is the log from that Downloader program

Download Start Ch[0]
BootLoader 1703.9KB OK[1.2s]
Dbl 281.5KB OK[0.3s]
Wait reset !!
FOTA 2621.5KB OK[1.1s]
All files complete[13.8s]

EDIT #3 about next post

SeelenGeier - hmm interesting I may try that one as well if anything else will fail
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
second reboot workaround

You are AWESOME ^^

I have tried ext3 again (3 times).

To all those who can't boot up android a second time (when using a Sandisk card for example), here comes a SOLUTION (well, it's more like a "workaround", but hey, it works):

1. When done with all the partitioning, copying and chmodding in ubuntu and you safely removed the device from ubuntu and the VirtualBox, DO NOT UNPLUG THE USB-cable!!!

2. shut down bada

3. now unplug the usb cable

4. boot android

5. finish the first-boot-wizard

6. set up load monitor (wakelock might work as well, but I used load monitor) as described before (some posts earlier...)

7. push the end-call-button once (DON'T HOLD IT!). This will activate the screen-lock.

8. wait about 20 seconds (the phone will shut off...but you won't notice this)

9. now you can boot into bada or android again just as you like

To shut down android, just push the end-call-button (as described in step 7) and the phone will shut down itself after a few seconds (wait at least 20 seconds until rebooting bada or android!!!).

Technically this is not a reboot, but more like hibernation. I don't know if this works for apps that need to reboot.

Cheers,

SeelenGeier
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
Instead of "ninja-fast" try counting one or two seconds. If I push "start call" "ninja-fast", my phone also boots bada instead of android.

You can get a good feeling for the time if you boot bada by holding the "end call"-button. After half of the time, you should push "start call" to boot android.

Experiment a bit with the timing.

EDIT: Since you are using a Sandisk card, try partitioning again after every try. There are still many issues with Sandisk cards that don't boot on the second try.
[Android Development on Bada] iSubaru:
Tried counting to "2" still no luck

As the some kind of resort I can try using Japan Kingston 8 GB SDHC microSD card (the class is 4 written) if that may help there...

I will try that trick with not plugging out cable first tough
[Android Development on Bada] ScR3w-B4d4:
If you do use the kingston than partition it to ext2 because i have the same card and ext3 doesn't load past the animated Galaxy S boot screen.

*EDIT

iSubaru - Have you ever seen your phone's screen flash while holding down those buttons? because if you have thats when you are supposed to have let go.
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
So, i don't know what magic you do about pushing call buttons :) becouse i every start Android by holding both end-call and call button and every starting boot Android. Release, when display shows color dots, or last screen of BADA(uncomplete)

Yes, when i do it first time, i aslo try some pushing, ehm, magic :D
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
When I try pressing end+start-call together or shortly after (shorter than 0.5 seconds) does nothing.

I have to wait for about 1 second until I start holding "start-call" after starting to hold "end-call". Then android boots.

I don't know if this is some bug. As long as it works, I won't complain ^^.
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
I can not open the new file system!
[Android Development on Bada] greendoki:
stucked in the GALAXY S screen after i wanted to use ext3 instead of ext 2... :(

tried everithing not woriking...

any idea?
[Android Development on Bada] lykit90:
Please HELP!!!!

After i touch the setting in Android about the Calibrate, currently my bada have the problem about the rotate sensor... when i put horizontal, the screen rotate to vertical....

Anyone can help me??!!:confused::confused:
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
put your phone horizontal and then calibrate it in android again and then go to bada it must solve your problem if not do it again
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
yes i have this problem to

but if you have android in ext2 now, you can use this command tune2fs -j /dev/sdb1(sdb1 being your ext2 partition on the samsung wave) it will change your ext2 to ext3
[Android Development on Bada] KORDA1:
guys,i have installed everything with dhcp working,and then i started to have some problems with media.android,and i installed all again same way like before,and now i stay stucked on galaxy s screen and boot bada. i flashed all,and tried many times,some help?

also i have working android on 1gb card,but buttons dont work after changig key layout stil?????
[Android Development on Bada] lykit90:
i alrd reformat my ext2 to ext3 by Gparted, but same problem occurs...

what to do in my case?

do u save ur wave sensor by the command tune2fs -j /dev/sdb1??
[Android Development on Bada] bong4316:
3d is working BackStab and PSX emu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05eaRR9WMgo&feature=player_embedded

Source http://bada-os.info/2011/07/android-2-2-1-froyo-na-matejowym-samsungu-s8500-wave/#more-6971

in case other url doenst work

http://bada-os.info/2011/07/android-2-2-1-froyo-na-matejowym-samsungu-s8500-wave/#more-6971
[Android Development on Bada] iSubaru:
Hmmm what about the files listed there

http://code.google.com/p/badadroid/downloads/list

Maybe any of them may help?
[Android Development on Bada] bhutoria_1989:
Yippie, With the new DHCP Fix my Wi-fi is now working. Thanks a lot.

But still I face a couple of problems:

When I launch music player it says "Not enough memory for music player databases, please delete some items". Although around 500 mb of Phone memory and 800 mb of external card partition is remaining.

Another problem that I face with all android devices in general are that after I connect to my network wi-fi connectivity is available for 5-10 mins and then it says it is not in range even though I am sitting next to it and then it again connects and this cycle continues.:mad:

This happens with my Wave running Android, X8, Wildfire. Can anyone help me regarding this? Although this never happens in Bada and E71 and Pixi Plus.
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
Most (or maybe all) of these files are old and should not be used.
[Android Development on Bada] anghelyi:
In fact, those are by-products, the files we used at one point or other of the development.
[Android Development on Bada] mazz90:
Ehi... what about this?

h_t_t_p://w_w_w.youtube.c_o_m/watch?v=B01p8QBa8kE
[Android Development on Bada] atelier0807:
How to make the accelerometer working in android?
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
What about it, what?

Didn't you read the comments?

he replaced the /system folder with the one from here and wiped /data and /cache.

You can be a hero! Go ahead and make it work! :p
[Android Development on Bada] mazz90:
I'd like to know if it is more stable, if it crashes less frequently and if calls works ore something like that...
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
It isthe same in features as our default rom, minus the SD Card support! MORE OF A CUSTOM PACK..
[Android Development on Bada] KORDA1:
Hey i made everything works,wifi and things,just one problem,when launch gallery says no items,but i have put in android folder images my pict,also hat thing for music. when i open music it wont start in music player(through my files) ?
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
I have the same issue
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
I noticed that when you transfer something via Bluetooth for example, Android notice the files and put theme in Gallery or in Music Player.. when you reboot, even if your files are in the same folder as before, Android doesn't see anything.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Unless the Media has come in while android was in operation, It will not recognize it for some reason..
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
That's one of the most stupid posts i've seen :P. Almost everyone knows that the devs of the project store the files there.. All files come from there but some are depricated so I had to host them sumwhere else
[Android Development on Bada] m4sterx:
shadowAs1 there are things to come or do not know anything?
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
w

hey guys, someone posted before that you can copy the android (ext2) partition stuff to the internal memory. I cant find that post anymore and now I ask myself, if this might cure a few stability issues.

is this even possible? what code do I have to change for this? If noone tried this yet and if this is possible, i would love to try this myself (if it can coexist with the bada stuff on FAT.
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
why do you even bother asking such annoying questions?

the devs have very much work to do and this is an unpaid project in their free time. Be happy to get this much information and updates so frequently.

please be patient for updates and dont ask every 20 posts about due dates or upcoming features, this is information, not even the devs would be able to give.
[Android Development on Bada] gorere:
and internet don´t work with android on the wave?
[Android Development on Bada] dixter:
One tiny question. To flash a different bootloader, I need to have my sim lock and network lock off, right? If so, are there any cheap unlock code providers (or even any free ways to do this)?
[Android Development on Bada] Lithophyses:
@seelengeier i think it was nbates or another dev who got this working from nand memory. but i think it was on a google code page...

E: no it wasnt. but it isnt public anyway

@gorere read first post
[Android Development on Bada] gorere:
my english is not so good. sorry ^^ On this version it doesnt work, right?
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
this is probably because of the incorrect fashion that tut build kernel mounts sdcard (via a mount line in init.rc instead of using vold.fstab).

Correct way is to not do the mount in init.rc and config vold.fstab to do so.
[Android Development on Bada] Lithophyses:
so it works over wifi, but 3g/umts doesnt work
[Android Development on Bada] Vcool94:
hi i tried searching this question but it seemed kinda big. anyways Will the porting work on other wave phones. i got wave 2 pro (533).??:confused::confused:
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
NO. crappy crappy ho!!
[Android Development on Bada] Vcool94:
Short and discreet reply! I kinda like this forum lol ;) :-p I am even curious about noob policy. nice.
[Android Development on Bada] jetdroid:
Hello.

My friends when I run Android, and I'm stuck on language selection screen does not do anything and my wave is freeze.

where is ur opinion? why this problem visible in my wave?

I have Toshiba 16GB Class 4 memory.

tnx
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
[YOUTUBE]JmvCpR45LKA[/YOUTUBE]
[Android Development on Bada] SeelenGeier:
Could be data corruption on your file system. Just repeat all steps after the flashing stuff. let your phone take it's time. Wait a few seconds, before you click on anything visible, as it might still load some data.

@NHS: MADE MY DAY :D
[Android Development on Bada] iSubaru:
Who would mount anything by init.rc anyway o_o

NHS2008 - I like this video, You made my day as well =D

I will take a little break from that Android attempts...but not giving up, just a little break time to refresh my minds, I will go out get some air and such, then attempt once again...

*gasp*
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
:D:D:D This will be the best. Enjoy the fresh air:D:p
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
It's standard procedure for android to mount things such as "/data", "/cache" and "/system" partition in init.rc, but not the "/mnt/sdcard" or "/sdcard" folder, that is supposed to be handled via the vold service.

examples:

http://code.google.com/p/badadroid/source/detail?r=324

http://code.google.com/p/badadroid/source/detail?r=318

this tut kernel appears to use a mount line in init.rc on /mnt/sdcard, so the tut config would have to be recompiled with the line removed, and then to have a properly configured vold.fstab included in /system/etc.
[Android Development on Bada] iSubaru:
Thank You~

nbates66 - oh if that's OK for Android than I stay corrected now :P

I'm using Linux from quite long time and never heard about such way of mounting, that's why it was fishy for me :P

(however these days sometimes /media is used for mounting things, /mnt is still there tough)

EDIT #1

Ah I forgot to mention

/etc/fstab is used to auto-mount on boot if someone wants, that was another "why" :P
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
nbates do you finish to install android on movinand ?

and the second is do you have any idea for my friend question ?? he stuck on language selection in android first boot and his phone freez on it he did every step several time and any thing he did is completly true

Speciall Thanks to you
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
yes we have managed to install Android on moviNAND, via loopback images placed in bada partitions, which preserves bada (this config is shown in the links i gave) as well as via reformatting some of bada's partitions as ext2, which destroys bada, as for your friends problem it's still most likely a filesystem or android platform file problem, but i cannot say for sure, i haven't had that happen to myself yet.

EDIT: for reference, "/dev/block/mmcblk0p*" are moviNAND/internalSDcard partitions, "/dev/block/mmcblk1p*" are external SDcard partitions, as far as the hardware is concerned.
[Android Development on Bada] secretwhite:
You can play these games on your Wave. Thanks to our developers.

Air Attack HD

www.youtube.com/watch?v=jL2MVGhrmEE

Contract Killer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaLJyB-AQxc

Dungeon Hunter 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqqI_m1gy1U

Fast 5

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nv1MPpvIZkA

Flight Control

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyuJOqc4iII

Modern Combat 2 Black Pegasus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjgimkxIBVQ

Sacred Odyssey The Raise of Ayden

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHpWHS5RdNE

Shadow Guardian

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZKminKsUPY

Starfront Collusion

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkvX4hmpYqs
[Android Development on Bada] jetdroid:
You're right.

The problem is the file system because when I run Android on the welcome screen and after I wait a minute i see force close eror when i click the force close my wave is freeze and i had to get off the phone.

The problem of the memory card that I can not read files or ...?

please help me.

thanks
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
What card are you using? I just tested a 2 gb card that from my sisters Nokia E71, had similar issues. Its not probably your phone freezing, its god damn slow!!

Lots of app give 'not responding force close/wait' errors on it. I didn't have speed issues however with another 1 gb card from Nokia phone and it was speedy as well! I think its just your card unless you are doing something wrong in installing/ or removing the phone.
[Android Development on Bada] jetdroid:
I use TOSHIBA 16gb Class4.

in my first run on this memory everything is good an android run speedy but some force close eror cause to i delete everything and again i install android in my card then this problem visible and in welcome screen my wave is freeze.

i think my card is not bad because i run android in my first install and the problem is one thing.

do u have another link for android file system?(Except Media Fire)
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
I've never had/seen any Toshiba Micro SD cards so I've no clue about them..

Its probably something with your install procedure. Just re-download the file system. completely delete your partitions. reformat and redo the installation procedure. And make sure to 'safely remove' from ubuntu(by right-clicking any of the partitions) and then unmount from devices tab. and in Windows make sure to 'safely remove' your phone and then switch it off while it is still plugged in USB port and once it is fully turned off, then unplug and boot into Android.

Do it every time you connect your phone.

Sorry I do not have any links for the file system other than the ones in the tutorial..but just google the file name with its extension and you might just find some mirrors.
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Yeah for some reason it does not detect it. But gallry isn't priority right now. I think of it like a cosmetic fix
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
euhmmm I should not do that :P It could brick bada.
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Google is your friend :P I know there is a way but i dunno where
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
*sigh* NO, GTFO?
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
@jetdroid. look at ShadowAS1.com... The new mirror is megaupload.

EDIT: Could you ustop using that irritating blue font.
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Made my day :D
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
@All, whose day I made!

Thanks yall! I am glad I made ya day! :D

I thought many of you knew that video..
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
I did but it still is awesome
[Android Development on Bada] jetdroid:
@ShadowAS1. whats ur opinion about my problem?

blue font is good :P but no problem
[Android Development on Bada] spykid9x:
I buoght a S8500.and your work is very good.
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
myself along with anghelyi and evil(i think i got your name right?) succeeded in moving Androids ext2 "/data", "/system" and "/cache" mountpoints into Bada's internal SDcard, though this requires a different kernel to tutorial (as has also been said tutorial build kernel still has a few flaws, as well as the mountpoint differences) , mainly this could be a workaround for those lacking fast sdcards, but shouldn't exactly effect stability.

as has been linked kernel init configs are available on badadroid.googlecode for those able to compile their own kernels.

As for the risks this poses to bada - via the loopback method bada *should* be fine, but even if the internal sdcard becomes corrupted it should be correctable by a reflash and factory reset of bada.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Could you please compile a new and improved kernel and post it? cause it will solve lots of Files system corruption problems. As mostly 'Data' and 'system' are the folders that are susceptible to corruption. If not then still the one from the tutorial can be replaced with a one improved but without the internal memory mount points..?
[Android Development on Bada] cbntp01:
1.- how do i know if my FW is compatible?

2.- anyway FOTA is mandatory to flash, isnt it?

Thanks
[Android Development on Bada] cbntp01:
i'm wondering if there is another way to prepare the sd card without these multi-os steps.

Suppose i can format the sd card from windows (i.e. mini tool partition wizard)

Suppose I have an android phone.

I put the formatted sd card on my android phone.

I copy the necessary files/folders to the sd card (via usb)

I open a terminal session on android and do the linux commands, similar than you do on ubuntu.

I think i'll get the same result avoiding to install vm and ubuntu

Obviosuly you need a phone running android.

Am I right?
[Android Development on Bada] KORDA1:
what about someone make some tut about ps emulator? i saw few sites,but still i think that wave is not just same as all android or rooted android phones,so any one can help me? and the thing about gallery,i cant see my pics,and see my music,but i have moved them into their original folders in android on sd card?
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
From what I have learned, it is due to the unusual way the SD card is mounted.

Because of that, any media files that are not copied/created while Android is not running are not picked up by Gallery or Media players. You may try copying all your photos via Wifi so that it may detect them. About the PS emulator, you can find a lot of tuts on Youtube about that..
[Android Development on Bada] ngoyat:
is it safe to check full download n flash only fota file?????
[Android Development on Bada] mijoma:
I honestly don't know how that idea was brought in as checking that option is not required at all. The other thing is that Wave bootloader does not implement full download command - dummy implementation is there, but has no imfluence on the process.
[Android Development on Bada] majkelosmorgoth:
Anyway to run android on KF2 fw? Yesterday i changed fw from JID to KF2, flashed android's fota and bootfiles but only green lines are shown when trying to boot android. Also, this problem didn't happened on JID. And please, don't tell me "So back to JID" cause JID is the older one bada 1.2 fw.
[Android Development on Bada] ~MaX~:
the green lines usually appear when there is no galaxyboot folder with the right files on internal memory ;)