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[Android Development on Bada] bartaspoz:
People, we all agree that there should be only one TUT with the android installation procedure.

But now we heve two of them.

I used both of them when instlling android - so i used the mix method ;)

I propose to merge the TUTs.

I like the kadavil one for the detailed howto instruction (eg. ech command with description).

But the TUT from ShadowAS1 is more professional.

- great layout;

- what works and what not works;

- update information (this is veeery helpful when updating to newer version);

I appeal to the public to consider my request.

PS. ShadowAS1 - i think you have one mistake in the TUT here:

"5. go to /data/wifi and delete the .conf file in there."

I do not know if I'm right - but there is no such folder until you do a first boot of Android.

Best regards to all!
[Android Development on Bada] _3mpty_:
Ok I managed to boot Android first time :D Thank you all guys, especially the devs ;)

Dunno what the problem was, I made the same steps but fscked every time to see if something went wrong (and nothing was wrong). The only thing I changed was to rename sbl.bin in /galaxyboot to SBL.bin, but I don't think it makes any difference since FAT is not case sensitive as far as I know... And the tutorial said sbl.bin anyway.

Btw, some time ago I was doing a bit of research about Bada security system in some spare time but I gave up due to the uni exams. Can someone explain me (or give me a link or something) how they managed to reverse engineer the bootloader & co since it was encrypted? Thank you very much.
[Android Development on Bada] Lithophyses:
@_3mpty_

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1020444
[Android Development on Bada] heahmad:
is it possible to use One Click Lag Fix
[Android Development on Bada] baddboyy:
Unmount your ext2(or ext3) part with gparted. That will solve your problem.
[Android Development on Bada] flooti:
Guys, i'm just curious... Have any one of you noticed any dependency on the class of card being used in relation to the touch tracking lag? I mean, is it like class10 - touch is flawless?

Cheers :)
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
Well as far as i know the overall performance depends on the SD card class It could be but i can't confirm it, anyhow with my class 6 touch is almost flawless
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
You could try. It won't harm your phone but it is possible you have to reinstall android if turns out it's not compatible
[Android Development on Bada] guspiz73:
DDMS / adb

I can not get DDMS to work in Eclipse, anybody got it working?

[2011-07-02 19:53:03 - Logcat]null

com.android.ddmlib.TimeoutException

at com.android.ddmlib.AdbHelper.read(AdbHelper.java:648)

at com.android.ddmlib.AdbHelper.read(AdbHelper.java:616)

at com.android.ddmlib.AdbHelper.readAdbResponse(AdbHelper.java:216)

at com.android.ddmlib.AdbHelper.executeRemoteCommand(AdbHelper.java:378)

at com.android.ddmlib.Device.executeShellCommand(Device.java:284)

at com.android.ddmuilib.logcat.LogPanel$3.run(LogPanel.java:527)
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
I can't even imagine any touch issues.. I am on class 4 16 gig Sandisk.

May be they are only prevalent in class 2 cards..?

BTW

Does anyone know how can I mount a CIFS folder with this Android or is it even possible??
[Android Development on Bada] Lithophyses:
it seems like original sgs uses rtf file system, and this app emulates ext2. but we already have ext2, so no point (correct me if im wrong)
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
ok men i resolved to boot android, but I cannot understand the key mapping, can someone list the function of every hard key? in particular, I cannot find "menu" button and "back" button. ty!
[Android Development on Bada] Lithophyses:
vol up and down :)
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
if I press a volume button the only thing that happens is the volume to raise up or down... I didn't replace s3c-keypad.kl, because it made every hard key blocked...
[Android Development on Bada] MCLP:
As anyone tried android on firmware xxjj9? ?????????
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
If you don't replace s3c-keypad.kl you can't expect that the buttons works as well as for us... Use the correct s3c-keypad.kl, it works. A lot of people can confirm this. If you find that "every hard key" is blocked .. so maybe you made some mistake.

As ShadowAS1 said "double check everything you've done."
[Android Development on Bada] ogogo1:
ok about the free disk space problem during APPstore

it only appread to me cuz i tryd 8GB ext2 partition

with 1,5 GB it works just fine and one thing if u trying to use the marktplace

just wait a while till the marktplace has been updated if u shutdown the system

during the update prozess u can kill the android system ^^ and get many errors @ the next reboot
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
Is it normail that the device turns off after two mins in stanby mode?
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
yes if the phone goes to idle will turn off after a while
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
KEY 42 VOLUME UP

KEY 58 VOLUME DOWN

KEY 3 CAMERA LIGHT PRESS

KEY 8 CAMERA FULL PRESS

KEY 50 CENTER (diamond)

KEY 26 POWER
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
That's not what he ment.

VOLUME DOWN and VOLUME UP are to be replaced with MENU and BACK...
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
is it an error or a wanted feature?
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
yes you right i'm sorry

but any one can compile keypad itself adn i think its better so there will be no confusing
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
it is an error and develpoers will fix it

Speciall thanks to all DEV
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
I managed to make menu and back buttons work modifying the s3c-keypad file.

if someone wants to give it a try, I attached my version of this file to this post. ( I saved it in a zip file)

I have another question: my wifi network doesn't work, I tried to set my IP address manually, but nothing happened. the only thing I see is my network with a sign that say "disabled". what does it mean?
[Android Development on Bada] secretwhite:
Where can I find a benchmark program that has a wide range of genuine result in it?
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
This probably the case of filesystem errors. You need to perform a 'check' with Gparted and then simply recopy all the folders (5) in your Android partition but do not overwrite newer files.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
just search for benchmark in Android market. Theres Quadrant, but its paid..and free version's crippled. there's one more really good one in there..and it's free!
[Android Development on Bada] secretwhite:
What is the name of that app? Currently I have to go outside, if you can write the name I'll be very happy.:D
[Android Development on Bada] MCLP:
does this work on xxjj9? ????????????
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
It's called 'AnTuTu Benchmark' also try Chainfire..
[Android Development on Bada] georaldc:
hmm, now that you mentioned chainfire, is it possible to install it on our phone ?
[Android Development on Bada] bhutoria_1989:
Hi Guys,

Finally installed Android on Bada 1.2 S8500XXJK1/S8500OXAJK1

I managed to Boot Android but it got stuck in the 7Th step where there is a Finish button. So, I removed the battery and restarted after that it always gets stuck at Galaxy S GT I9000 Logo.

I am using Sandisk 16Gb Class 4 SD Card.

Since, I have passed the wizard's First 6 steps this means my firmware is compatible. Right?

If Yes then the problem lies with the card?:confused:
[Android Development on Bada] aydamak:
I manages to boot android on my wave, unchecked all in keyboard settings but still having problems with touch recognition. It doesn't recognise long press and long touch, I can't draw a continious line etc. Is that common problem or can be fixed?(Flashed for 2 times but stil the same)
[Android Development on Bada] ogogo1:
its a well known bug , u have just to reboot till it works ^^ 1-40 times depends on your luck :D but """"ALLWAYS""" reboot over the end-call button if u just pull out the battary and then reboot there is a high risk to CRASH your Android system and u have to reinstall again

@ Shadow1AS : i dont wanna ask for any updates cuz i know how hard it is to parting something i just wanna know if u managed to make any process :D
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
Why shouldn't it be? its there on the Android market, just click install and see if it works! I can't currently switch to android...only after 23:30 :(:(

Yes. I have the same card and it's very notorious one! I will suggest you do what I suggested somebody above..

and then don't forget to do the 'chmod' and 'sudo sync' commands.

It's very common. only solution is to keep rebooting until it works right!
[Android Development on Bada] guspiz73:
Please read

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15284334&postcount=1375
[Android Development on Bada] tydem:
Not yet I'm afraid, even when rooted it fails to mount /system in RW (read-write) mode, perhaps because in a normal Android installation it is a separate partition and does not contain stuff like /data.

However I don't think CF3D is too much use on Wave because most games that are not compatible with it and SGS will still not run because of low RAM.

The only way to install Chainfire3D would be to modify the install script and preferably run it on a computer so it can write to the ext2 partition without issues. For this it (the script) has to be extracted from the application, as well as all driver files.

On another note, has anyone managed to run Android fluently (that is, without significant lag) on a class 10 card? I tried both transferring the partition from my class 4 to it and reinstalling it from the badadroid filesystem, but in both cases the phone runs much slower. I tried the application SD Booster and it seems to improve benchmark results on both cards, but real world performance is the same.
[Android Development on Bada] ogogo1:
the funny thing is i got a 16 GB SD HC Class2 Card from Sandisc

wich runs RLY faster than my 8 GB SD-HC Class 4 Card from Kingston ^^

tryd on both ext2 / 3 and Sandisc was allways faster

*hmpppppffffff
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
yes i tried Patriot and Kingstone 8 GB Class4 and both of them is very very slow

but my sandisk 1GB Class2 has very good speed
[Android Development on Bada] exsaboy:
Hi!

My wave is freezed on the Galaxy S logo screen.

I think (can not be sure) that I have followed all steps. When I finish making all tasks, I shut down the phone, I press all the secuence of buttons and the Galaxy S screen appears. And this is all long I have reached xD

I have made this steps twice, with the same result. The first time I stayed more than 40 minutes on that screen, and this one is up to 20 minutes. May I let the SD card more time or I have to consider I'm doing something wrong? It's the original 2GiB SD card which comes with the phone.

Thanks for your time and support.
[Android Development on Bada] tydem:
Actually, my faster card is a Sandisk as well, while the "class 10" is made by Team Group (or probably the same OEM manufacturer that supplies every other brand class 10 cards) and doesn't perform nearly as well. Classes are misleading by themselves but the Sandisk is faster even in minimum speeds, regardless of the class difference.
[Android Development on Bada] aydamak:
Is that mean that everyone has the same problem???

Or it depends of flashing luck?)))
[Android Development on Bada] Lithophyses:
lol i have sandisk and its really fast 16gb class 4. but ext3 fails always. it hangs at the first bootscreen...

anyways universal fota does NOT work with new firmware xxkf2. ill post this in the fota thread too
[Android Development on Bada] aydamak:
I had such problem on my first flashing

My mistake was at step of performing "sudo sync" in ubuntu

It takes much time to syncronise data on your flash because its slow

After performing "sudo sync" you have to wait till console appears again

I mean till line like "root@ubuntu ..." appears again

If you close before this command appears it means that not all the files

from android filesystem are copied to your cards android partition

Check this out once more
[Android Development on Bada] secretwhite:
I willi try it as soon as possible. Thanks.
[Android Development on Bada] NHS2008:
1 gb!!?? lol! what size partitions did you make??
[Android Development on Bada] exsaboy:
Thanks for replying, but that's not my case :( I wait till the root@ubuntu appears again, so I really don't know what's my problem :(

Also, I unmount all partitions before removing the USB cable.

I don't understand one thing. The label of my EXT3 partition is ANDROID. Once I have copied the files from filesystem to the root of ANDROID, I have to make a sudo chmod command in "/media/ANDROID"

The tutorial says that some I/O errors appears in this step, but I have no one. Can this be my error?

Thanks
[Android Development on Bada] ogogo1:
hey dont try EXT3 this format doenst work on 95% of the MemCards like my Sandisk and Kingston card it will freeze there in the Galaxy boot logo too

flash it as EXT2

and about the I/O errors they will only appear if u started the android system once allready and then try to set up the CHMODS after this u will get some I/O erros.

hope i could help
[Android Development on Bada] exsaboy:
Thank you, I'm going to try in EXT2 right now :)
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
:D both are 500 mb :D

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well i have a question

when we connect the phone to computer in storage mode (in android) 544 mb of wave internal memory will be load

now the question is can we add the ext2 partiotion in this 544 mb memory and load the android from there i think it has not any effect to bada os because this 544 mb is for email and mms and dosnt relate to bada file system

i think it will solve the android lags (Just think and maybe not:D)

sorry for my bad english sorry
[Android Development on Bada] DiGiTLgame:
Your problem is removing the usb cable.In terminal after sudo sync,safely remove the device and after that power off the phone WITHOUT REMOVING THE USB CABLE just turn off bada like you would normally do.If you remove it before powering off bada you will have that issue.Hope it helps!
[Android Development on Bada] shekharsom:
I have installed Android on my phone finally... I have tried with ext2 and ext3 both... I use a transcend class 10 16 GB card. my learnings:

1. sudo sync is the most important command. Do it as many times as possible.

2. ext3 is faster than ext2

3. partition bigger than 1.5 GB gives troubles some times

4. WIFI, market, internet works well.

5. OS is a little slow and laggy but good for a ported OS. Hopefully the final ported

version works better.

6. Flight mode creates problem. Don't touch it.

7. Only thing missing to move permanently to android is having modem working. The moment it does, i am moving my phone to android permanently.

Don't know if this will be useful to someone or not... but thought I should post this.

Any progress on modem?

Som
[Android Development on Bada] chusmann:
Hello I have a problem, I install everything right, and I started android good, but when I restart 2 times, it starts to give errors in applications, and I have to force shutdown, if I restart again is even worse, many more applications do not work until the point where the screen goes black, the taskbar above. I realized that I do every restart files are deleted ext2, until there comes a moment it leaves the phone useless, anyone knows any solution??
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
search and one shalt learn

for devs:

http://code.google.com/p/badadroid/source/detail?r=310

http://code.google.com/p/badadroid/source/detail?r=323

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

none are compatible with this tutorial build.
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
I tried to re-install everything on the microsd card but wifi still doesn't work, any solution?
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
Thank you a lot

I read it but I need more help

can you give me some explain about it?

your r324 source files related with mmcblk0p2 and mmcblk0p3 ,true?

and as you say in Bada_MoviNAND_layout , mmcblk0p1 is the part that i mentioned ( it dosent matter )

the problem is how can i compile this files

as your structure :

1- copy the scripts into a folder containing olegs original initramfs sources, overwriting the .rc files and compile using it.

2- copy the vold.fstab from ./res/misc to /system/etc/ overwriting that vold.fstab

i cant understand the first part of copying and need your help
[Android Development on Bada] exsaboy:
There's nothing to do :(

I cannot boot android.

I've formated on EXT2, shutting down the device without removing the USB cable and I stay freeze on the Galaxy S Screen.

Resuming, this are my steps. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

- Wave with JL2 and replaced boot a FOTA files

- SD 2GiB Partition 1 ->800MiB FAT32 // Partition 2 ->1000MiB EXT2 (named as ANDROID)

- Open a Nautilus session with gksudo Nautilus.

- Transfer filesystem content to /media/ANDROID

- cd /media/ANDROID

- sudo chmod chmod -R 0777 ./*

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

- copy galaxyboot folder to Wave internal memory

- copy modified kl file to /system/usr/keylayout

- sudo sync and wait for finish synchronization

- safety remove medias.

- shutdown device with USB still connected

- reboot with the buttons sequence.

And this is all. What I'm doing wrong? :(
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
Did you use static IP ever ?

If yes did you use correct IP ?

You can find your IP by typing ipconfig in cmd in your computer
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
Maybe you have to enter in ubuntu as root user
[Android Development on Bada] exsaboy:
What you you mean? When I tipe gksu nautilus i'm entering in the file manager as root.
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
Yes, but your problem is for not correctly copying android file system in ext partition

when you enter as root user this problem will solve

just try it one time
[Android Development on Bada] exsaboy:
Thanks for the advice but has not worked.

I will not keep bothering you, but I give up on it. Maybe later I put it again, but I have this issue 2 days and have not achieved anything.

Thanks for your time and help.
[Android Development on Bada] flooti:
Try making smaller ext2 partition. Smaller than 1000MB. :)
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
your welcome and i'm sorry for non working :(

the only other thing that i know is to change your partition format for example if now you use ext2 prtition change it to ext3 and try ( in my memory ext3 partition didnt work and stuck on galaxy s logo but ext2 work very well)

hope helpfull for you
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
Is there someone who successfully booted android with bada 1.0.2 (ji1) firmware? I would like to try but I need a confirm before flashing bootloader/fota files.:)
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
i finally understood how to make wifi working! you have to power off wifi in bada and it will works on android!
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
try to type this: (press enter at every line)

sudo mkdir /media/newdir

sudo mount /dev/sdb2 /media/newdir

cd /media/newdir

sudo chmod -R 0777 ./*

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

sudo sync

sudo umount /dev/sdb2

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sdb2 is the name that ubuntu gives to my microsd, if you want to know how ubuntu called your one, you have to write this before every command:

dmesg

you will see some lines, one of these will report the name of your microsd card.

all this procedure worked for me! ;)
[Android Development on Bada] carbonbadu:
Tutorial to install Android on Wave S8500 [Ubuntu Part]

use this method for ubuntu...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5Bdzkh3unY
[Android Development on Bada] duxxyuk:
for those with an ext2 partition changing it into an ext3 is easy using the command tune2fs -j /dev/sdb1 (sdb1 being your ext2 partition on the samsung wave). You can do this even when the drive is mounted.

here's further info for a little bit of newbie confidence ;-p

http://www.troubleshooters.com/linux/ext2toext3.htm

Reminder : for those who've seen android boot and are now stuck at galaxy s logo unmount with gparted to ensure a clean unmount....

all the best, D
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
speed of SD cards

In my case work ext3 on this card...Kingstone 16gb class 4, A-data 8gb class 10, Sandisk 8gb class 4 and Sandisk 4gb class 2.

Now i run on last named card Sandisk 4Gb class2 with ext3(becouse it has journal)

on Sandisk 8gb class 4 filesystem crash every after first reboot. Other cards works perfectly but slow, except Sandisk 4gb class 2. These card is faster than other.

Maybe this help you.
[Android Development on Bada] Dark Wave:
hey guys what about the turning off problen when left in idle ??!
[Android Development on Bada] ogogo1:
just download load monitor and set it up like this

Q: My screen turns off and locked after 30sec idle, what to do?

Go App Market

Download Load Monitor

Open it, go to preferences ( Volium UP button )

Click "Add Notification", "Only Notify high load", "Auto Start"

and "Wake Lock"
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
sorry but i didn't understand, does this program resolve power off when in standby issue?
[Android Development on Bada] ogogo1:
y it will had my phone even for 2 hours in standby and after pressing just once the Power OFF button my screen turns on again
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
ok thank you I'll give this program a try!
[Android Development on Bada] gscaparrotti:
did you tried to format the sd card re-installing everything? did you followed exactly the guide?
[Android Development on Bada] chusmann:
yes, always reformat and recreate the partitions, and still exactly the tutorial itself. Rarely, do not understand why the files are deleted after the year 2 or 3rd reboot the phone, and always reset it.
[Android Development on Bada] Maxh91:
Everybody freeze on the Galaxy S screen and me, i only see the Wave boot screen....?

I flashed with the bootfile because my FW is not supported (Canadian FW UGJF5) and with the FOTA, did the partition, permission, copying the file to the right partition 5x and still nothing....

My SD card is a 16GB class 4 Lexar.

Does the Bada FW can override the custom Bootloader?

I think i will try with a 2GB SD card...
[Android Development on Bada] Qron:
I have the same situation with my A-data 16GB C10 and Lexar 4GB C2. Lexar is a way faster than A-data. It's awkward and somehow a pity also.

I suppose we could do some ranking in separate topic when the port comes to beta stage.
[Android Development on Bada] bhutoria_1989:
I re-did all the parts Formatted a 1GB EXT3 partition on Sandisk 16GB Class4 and pasted all the files, chmodded etc.

This time I was quick and I passed the 7th step but now I am stuck at Complete Action using part, I selected TwLauncher and it is still there doing nothing.

Please Elaborate what did you mean in your earlier post. Thanks.
[Android Development on Bada] bhutoria_1989:
After checking with Gparted and recopying all the 5 folders I am getting this error.

The application market (process com.andRoid.vending) has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again
[Android Development on Bada] bhutoria_1989:
Formatted the partition with Ext2 but I am still stuck with Complete Action Using Window. Any one who has got it running with Sandisk 16GB Class4 Card.:confused:
[Android Development on Bada] Brotos:
instruction to run sshdroid:

sudo chmod -R 777 /data/data

---------------

the folder /data/data can u find in /media/XXX/ ... XXX means your memorycard.

when you run sshdroid on your phone u can establish a remoteshell from your desktop-pc to your wave.

maybe its helpful to use sshdroid as live-debbuging interface.
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
Maybe, with lower class is Random write/read speed higher and Sequential r/w speed is low.

I don't know, i dont not have much SD card, to find that is true this theroy.