yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Development on Bada] adi4u4882:
Follow this Exactly:

-open terminal .

-write "cd /media" (and press enter for every command)(There is a space after cd).

-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 ./*"

And your Output Should look like this:

(Where,Android is my Ext2 Drive)

root@ubuntu:~# cd /media

root@ubuntu:/media# ls

3061-0800 P1 Android

root@ubuntu:/media# cd Android

root@ubuntu:/media/Android# chmod -R 0777 ./*

NOTE:

The drives name you type is Case Sensitive! For eg, android is not same as Android
[Android Development on Bada] abd28xd:
what to do after the chmod

sudo sync??
[Android Development on Bada] thomas333:
In Step 2. what do you mean with burn/mount ubuntu?

And another question: When i want to install VB it asks me to change my network. What shall i do?????
[Android Development on Bada] hisee:
modem not working na?
[Android Development on Bada] adi4u4882:
No dont do anything just unmount and boot android!
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
i did chmod but when i try to install an app shows me not enough memory
[Android Development on Bada] wilmervanheerde:
U should do sudo chmod -R 0777 ./ if you are not logged in as root
[Android Development on Bada] wilmervanheerde:
RE

For those who have problems with the keyboard:

Try to disable all functions from Swype in the settings menu

- If the Swype settings page doesn't open, you might need to re-install the filesystem

Try to disable all functions from the keypad settings in the settings menu

Download this file: http://pastebin.com/exReHpFa and save it as s3c-keypad.kl, overwrite the old file in /system/usr/keylayout of the filesystem

If wifi is not working:

Then go to /data/wifi on the filesystem, and delete the .conf file that's in there

- If the folder doesn't exists, boot up Android and shutdown, it should now be there

Download this app: http://www.mediafire.com/?edc30bp78w5ue7j , and place it in /data/app of the filesystem. Boot up Android, put wifi on , run the app (named Wifi Static) and put wifi off, then on on again. It should now work.

Do not remove any apk's! That won't help

Some people did format their Internal Memory (like me), if you made that mistake, you'll need to flash the phone again (with bada firmware)
[Android Development on Bada] thomas333:
what do you mean with mount ubuntu?
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
i did it as root. but i cant install any app
[Android Development on Bada] timwave:
Angry birds show up to me black screen but benchmark app works perfect, what's going wrong
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
the angry birds normal? rio doesnt work. but normal should
[Android Development on Bada] thomas333:
Please help me, if i want to install Virtual box it comes the error: The installer has insufficient privileges to access this directory: C:\Programme\Oracle. The installation cannot continue. Log on as administrator or contact your system administrator. What does that mean? I am admin and it still doesnt work.

:(:(
[Android Development on Bada] acf2732:
Hi, i have read on BadaSpain that to fix it, you have to edit /system/etc/asound.conf

Search for: "pcm.AndroidPlayback_Speaker_normal {......." and edit on Ubuntu like:

pcm.AndroidPlayback_Speaker_normal {
type hooks
slave.pcm {
type hw
card 0
device 0	# Must be of type "digital audio playback"
}
hooks.0 {
type ctl_elems
hook_args [
# Enable audio output from the DSP
{name "Playback Path"	value [COLOR="Red"][B]0[/B][/COLOR]}	# 0:OFF 1:RCV 2:SPK 3:HP 4:DUAL 5:BT 6:RING_SPK 7:RING_HP 8:RING_DUAL 9:EXTRA_DOCK_SPEAKER 10:TV_OUT
]
}
}

Thanks to sappyoda
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
thats good news for me. thanx. i will try it this evening.
[Android Development on Bada] ispanecaaaa:
When i switch the wifi ON it say Error .... i cant switch the wifi On ... any idea ??
[Android Development on Bada] 73nokian:
have you deleted any conf file?
[Android Development on Bada] ispanecaaaa:
when i go to /system/wifi there's no files ... the folder is empty.
[Android Development on Bada] wilmervanheerde:
My android won't reboot, when i shut it down and start it again, it's stuck at the Galaxy S screen..
[Android Development on Bada] max_rockzz:
ummm..for the part-1 of your post, i dont know if i got you right or not! but are you saying that bada storage space wasnt available(as its occupied by android program space) for making it internal SD card, so the EXTERNAL SD card was made to act like INTERNAL SD card in our android version?

which leads to this (task manager->summary) ->

Internal SD card XXGB/14.82GB (i'm having a 16GB C4 sanndisk card)

External SD card

0.00B/0.00B

cant it be made to behave like External SD card only? which then would look somewhat like this ->

Internal SD card 0.00B/0.00B

External SD card

XXGB/14.82GB

for the EDIT part,

dunno what you r talking about reconfiguring kernel :P but definitely i'm not talking about putting ext2system.img file (or any other file) anywhere else!!!

my only interest was to make my EXTERNAL sd card act like EXTERNAL sd card itself! and not as INTERNAL one, moving apps/games to SD would be only possible when we have a "EXTERNAL SD card", right now while moving them, system shows memory low error coz memory of EXTERNAL sd is 0.00B :/

so i'm restricted to around 500mb of space (to install apps/games)

task manager -> summary

program 121/577MB

personal data 121/577MB
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
yes, we cannot use the actual bada storage partition as an sdcard mount since we ALREADY have it mounted and are running the Android "System" partition from it.

it is possible, but i've found that many android applications fail to run properly (even pre-included ones) if there is nothing mounted *AS* Internal SDcard

i haven't tested it but the current config does look for a 3rd partition to mount on the sdcard and *should* mount it as external sdcard, try just creating a 3rd FAT partition on your sdcard to see if android endsup using it?
[Android Development on Bada] max_rockzz:
yeah, may be its bcoz android system uses internal SD card to store things like thumbnails of piks in gallery, and may be other important stuff to run itself (which i havent observed yet :P)

this probably should work..

i'l give it a try on my 2gb card n report back
[Android Development on Bada] max_rockzz:
btw, how do i partition my sd card?

(running win7, dont have a card reader on my pc)

PS: i tried it by connecting phone via mass storage, in disk management right clicked on the sd card drive, but the "delete volume" option is greyed out!

i suppose this is what one needs to do, to have a partition? first delete the volume, then on unallocated volume create a partition..right?
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
yeah windows doesn't appear to allow much management of partitions on an sdcard through a card reader, you'll likely have to do it on Linux or within Android via ADB
[Android Development on Bada] Dharma95:
Market no works

I just finished installing android in s5800 with JL2 with FOP and the Market is not working properly, sometimes gets to download the app for a second out in the notification bar and immediately goes away and gives no more signs. Sometimes as leaves start to download any notice of "Force Quit" from the Market.
[Android Development on Bada] Dharma95:
Use MiniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition
[Android Development on Bada] max_rockzz:
i created two partitions, one primary (1gb) another logical (remaining 800mb on that 2gb card)

booted bada, it recognised the 800mb partition, but asked to format first, after that, it was all cool with bada! (it didnt recognize 1gb partition)

then i booted android, it didnt recognize any of the two partitions!

i went to settings -> sd card.... -> EXTERNAL SD was still unavailable, INTERNAL SD was also unavailable this time!!!

i tried format sd (INTERNAL SD), but that also didnt help!

can any experienced user/dev try to deal with this thing? to make it work?

PS : first i partitioned the same in FAT, then when android didnt recognize it, then i did FAT32 partitions in the same manner! but still android wont recognize any of the partitions! neither as internal nor external SD..!!!

whereas putting back my normally used 16gb card is going good with both with bada and android..!! (n ofcourse android still taking it as internal sd!)

EDIT :

partitioned both of them as Primary (in FAT32), first allocated 1gb (got drive name H: ), then allocated 800mb (doesnt give it any drive name as such, says windows only recognizes first primary partition as drive)

both were made primary with FAT32

now android and bada recognize the 1gb partition (android takes it internal sd), and second partition isnt recognized by android

external sd is still unavailable
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
ok then, i guess it'll take more work, this is the vold.fstab which is used in this tut build as of 12/08/2011:

http://code.google.com/p/badadroid/...es/xxjpxinitramloop030711/res/misc/vold.fstab

vold.fstab is used by the vold process to control internal sdcard and external sdcard mounting in linux, originally it would point to both an internal sdcard and external sdcard device but this one is modified to access only the external sdcard device for the reasons i posted earlier, possible reasons i can think of atm for our problem could be:

1: vold cannot handle more than one partition per device

2: my handling of the "mount_deep", "asec" and "mbr_policy" parameters is incorrect

for comparision, this is the original vold.fstab for a Galaxy i9000, without my modifications:

https://github.com/Oleg-k/initramfs_2.6.32_S8500/blob/master/res/misc/vold.fstab

This would probably be used for our port of a oneNAND installed (not internal or external sdcard installed) version if we manage to get to that point.

EDIT: also, the vold.fstab is located at "/system/etc/vold.fstab" in this android build.
[Android Development on Bada] max_rockzz:
okk..i went through it, seems like these parameters "mount_deep", "asec" and "mbr_policy", have something to do with loading the card (or even separate drives..like my partitioned 1gb drive)

Q1. if the original "vold.fstab" from galaxy s is kept intact, does that load the sd card as external sd? and internal as unavailable ?

Q2. where is this system folder located (../system/etc/..)? (sorry i'm pretty new to this stuff so dont know the basic things)

and have tried to do something like this ? (probably giving permission to load external media for both internal & external SD)

mount_deep values can be played with too..most probably giving external->mount_deep, values 1 and 2

also in the 2nd last line, you have replaced "auto" with "3"..what is that for?
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
i *think* so, with the addition that services that relied on internal sdcard being mounted don't work properly

the ext2system.img image file is the contents of the system partition

no, i haven't played with it extensively, atm i've suddenly been needing my phone available for a bit so my experimentation of Android ON my wave has slowed somewhat.

i modified that last line in that fashion mainly with the goal of ensuring that the first partition didn't endup getting mounted as external sd (which might override the internal sd mount) i *think* i changed it to 3 since commenting the line out seemed to cause issues.
[Android Development on Bada] _Nihlus_:
Hey guys,

I´ve a 16Gb MicroSD-card which works fine on my computer and on Bada, but it makes some problems with Android. Android always tells me, that the "SD-card is empty" or that the "SD-card is defect" . Is it a problem with Android on Wave, or is it a random bug?

Is there a solution to fix this problem, maybe if i make 2 partitions?

PS: My 8gb (Sansdisk) Microsd-card worked fine on bada and Android.
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
I had the same problem with my Sandisk 16 Gb Class 2 card. It was so annoying to copy the same data over and over again too the card. Well there is a solution to make the card work again. After that bug boot Bada then go to Settings>Memory>Memory card details

Bada should ask you now that the SD-card needs to be formatted in order to use it. go on and type yes. After that my card was usable again but the bug repeats itself after the 3rd or the forth time I boot Android.

However, I was only able to fix this problem by buying a new SD card. Now I have a Mustang Flash 16 Gb Class 10 Card and it works like a charm :)
[Android Development on Bada] mrmsgmail:
I am using the last bada update and have a 4GB sd-card inside. I did every thing and at this point: "Okay, now your phone is ready for the first android run

Boot it by holding power+menu+vol up: (see image)" after holding vol-up+power+menu i get a blue screen with no text and after some secounds blue change to green. I waited 5min with the green screen but nothing happend. Is it wrong if the sd-card is inside or should i flash an older version of bada?

It would be realy nice if someone helps me? Thanks alot and sorry for my english
[Android Development on Bada] dahansh:
where I can download the last kernel?(source code)
[Android Development on Bada] frank01709:
Your not reading it right, you only press power+menu+vol up to install it, you only press call and end call to boot android or end call to boot bada.
[Android Development on Bada] mrmsgmail:
So if you like it more, i cant install it. I get a blue screen without install-shell. It change after 30sec to a green screen but it don't install android.
[Android Development on Bada] _Nihlus_:
@Scarface

It doesnt worked for me, im able to format my Sd-card through Bada but Android still says "empty" or "corrupt". So i guess i´ve to buy a new Sd-card, too.

It´s really annoying, i bought the card just for some programs in Android.

But even so, thanks for your help ;)
[Android Development on Bada] cuticuti:
very very eager to look forward to this great work will soon complete,so great if wave can use andriod
[Android Development on Bada] rubait:
please need assistance once i click on download using multiloader my phone restarts and again i m on bada no screen is showing for boot android please if somone can upload a link for video tut. thkx.
[Android Development on Bada] kreekhoorn:
Is this also working on the samsung wave s5250?

Would like it though!
[Android Development on Bada] xnone:
hi. thise guide only for 8500? It suitable waveII 8530 or not?
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
You guys just can't read -_- It's been said times trough this thread

The current release is for S8500 ONLY

There is an version being made for the S8530 (Wave II)

The other wave devices will NOT be supported
[Android Development on Bada] Dharma95:
S8530

Where I can find the version for S8530? Can someone pass me the link?

thanks
[Android Development on Bada] civil.scholar:
no where

there is no android for your device yet
[Android Development on Bada] PatrickV94:
There is an version being made for the S8530 (Wave II)

Just read, how hard is that?
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Acording to Oleg`s profile he was active Today at 01:04 PM.

So I guess there are still no news about Android 2.3 and of course the modem.

I also looked up Badablog.ru where Oleg is also posting his progress on the project and there is also silence and everybody is waiting for Oleg. So we just have wait but to be honest I am a little afraid that this project might die because of the modem since it seems to be the biggest problem. Let`s just hope that Oleg will succeed somehow and we all get a fully working Android soon :)
[Android Development on Bada] drogina1:
and I think a same that this project might die.
[Android Development on Bada] natedogg20050:
The current release is for S8500 ONLY , NOT WAVE2 OR ANYOTHER WAVE SO READ THE FIRST PAGE DAMN!​

if you are noob dont keep bashing the devs it sucks.

one question is there any news about oleg on badablog.ru ? or shadow is there no news on modem drivers or cm7 for the wave1 ?
[Android Development on Bada] 012style012:
news of oleg ???
[Android Development on Bada] c0dex:
i have got 3 bootloaders which support that:

http://hotfile.com/dl/72304329/46aadfd/S8500_XXJH3.rar.html

http://hotfile.com/dl/114384811/5d63ca0/S85[URL="http://hotfile.com/dl/106689534/3713993/S8500_XXJL2.rar.html"]http://hotfile.com/dl/106689534/3713993/S8500_XXJL2.rar.html00JVKC1.rar.html[/URL]
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Which support what?
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Okay, since here are a couple of people who ask in this forum and me via pm what the last state of Oleg on Badablog.ru is I will translate the latest post made by Oleg on 2.08.2011

Original link:

http://badablog.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=683&p=20458#p20458

Original text:

Да,скорее всего, большинство проблем из-за того, что андроид стартует и работает не в oneNAND.У меня то этих проблем нет. Другого способа установки,кроме как через JTAG, пока нет..

Translation:

Well, it seems that most of the problems occur because of the fact, that Android is booting and working not via oneNAND. I don`t have those kind of problems. At this moment the only way of installation is via JTAG...

So in other words there are no news for now, I just hope that this project won`t die... :(
[Android Development on Bada] c0dex:
the links above all supports android
[Android Development on Bada] theprisoner:
Can I download these files from others website because malaysia government banned megaupload websites~~please...
[Android Development on Bada] palashisback:
hello,

after countless tries from xxjid i didnt succeed but just one try from jk1 got teh success it seems tht its the most compatible one.
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
yes jk1 seems to be most compatible

But could anyone tell me wth the devs are

i cant find any of them on irc
[Android Development on Bada] furkey:
probably they are on vacation :D it s summer ;)
[Android Development on Bada] botedelejia:
I hate to see everytime I enter here: 11-7 D:!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Android Development on Bada] tydem:
It is possible to obtain root on NAND version if you have access to a Linux shell, by mounting the filesystem and setting permissions just like on SD version.

First, open a Linux shell and cd to the directory where the filesystem image is contained.

Then run the following commands (/badadroid will behave like the SD version's ext2 root):

sudo su
mkdir /badadroid
mkdir /badadroid/system
mount ./ext2filesystem.img /badadroid/system -o loop
cd /badadroid/system
chmod 4755 -v -R ./xbin
cd /
umount /badadroid/system
exit

You may remove the badadroid folder after this, as it will be empty and little use.

The image will be modified and you can continue the tutorial with it.

Now that the system is rooted, you can install apps like Button Savior (free version on the market) which makes using the OS a little easier.
[Android Development on Bada] theprisoner:
VirtualBox and Ubuntu 11.04 CD is not necessary, am I right?
[Android Development on Bada] 012style012:
i can´t nothing download from market why?

can anyone help?
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Yeah it seems that many users experience this kind of problem and I can`t help since I don`t use WI-FI on Android but there is a "trick" to download apps without using the market. Just type in google: the name of the app and at the end .apk

Then you can download the desired app and copy it via USB to your phone (I haven`t tried it to download it directly on your phone via WI-FI but I guess that should work, too).
[Android Development on Bada] tydem:
Not for the tutorial itself, but they are necessary if you want to patch the filesystem to have root. If you're new to Android or don't want/need total access to the system, stick to the tutorial which is done on Windows.
[Android Development on Bada] Samuel Sung:
Hey devs,

short question. Once this is gone final is it easier for you to develop ports of the future updates of android? Or the port of the cyanogen mod.

I don't know how big the changes are in the latest versions cause i'm a noob...i guess if the next version would be a major update to version 3.0 it would be hard again because the changes should be huge...

thx for your patience

regards

samuel
[Android Development on Bada] ShadowAS1:
I think so, I know some dev is playing with CM
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
Today I found out that most of S8530 has got Hydis panel, probably the same as in Nexus S/M130k, even if it's not the same, it should be controlled in the same way. Also, I think I'm close to my Wave resurrection, so maybe I'll start GB port soon (depending on irl time, and still hoping for some voice from oleg).
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Glad to hear that, since there has been no sign of Oleg except for his activity yesterday according to his profile. So I guess there is just no news to tell for now, that`s why he is silent on XDA and on Badablog.ru but I really hope that you manage to resurrect your Wave, so progress on GB port can be made. Good luck with that, a lot of people including myself are really glad that people like you and Oleg try to make this happen :)
[Android Development on Bada] gnxzero:
I've got some trouble after boot Android

1.Can't identify my sim card

2.Can't use camera

3.When plug in USB, Samsung Kies does not identify my phone

4.If I leave it for a while, it will shut down automatically
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
It has been said here like about 100 times, please before asking something try at least to search a little. You could answer all of those questions yourself if you had been searched this thread a little. On the first page ShadowAS1 clearly said what`s working and what`s not. I don`t wanna be a smartass since I am also kind of new here but you could answer at least 2 of your questions by looking at the very first page of this thread ;)
[Android Development on Bada] nikash:
thnx 4 d update
[Android Development on Bada] _Nihlus_:
I already posted my problem. But i thought its a special problem with 16gb micro SD-cards from Sandisk, because Scarface mentioned he had a similiar problem with a Sandisk 16gb card and i found many threads in google with the same problem on the Samsung Galaxy S.

So i bought a new 16gb Microsd-card from Transcend (class 2), but i still got one of these 2 messages in Android (corrupt or empty...) although bada has nor problem with the same card.
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Interesting, maybe it has something to do with Class 2 cards because I bought a Class 10 card and Android never complained since then.
[Android Development on Bada] indiamachi:
Hi all,

Its been a very long time since an update has come...:(

I know we need patience;)

but may i please request the devs to post a status update on the work been done or currently being in progress...:)

It ll help us out to believe that this project is not dead....:rolleyes:

Regards,

IndiaMachi
[Android Development on Bada] dahansh:
Yes Please!!!!
[Android Development on Bada] frank01709:
Don't like Bada

I want to get away from Bada and get Android so I'm thinking of buying an Android phone, but knowing my luck they will manage to fix all the bugs with porting it to the Wave once I've bought one:mad:
[Android Development on Bada] Scarface1991:
Yeah same here. I already thought of buying a Galaxy SII but I always remind myself, what if they manage to port a fully working Android version? I really want to stay with my Wave because it has awesome Hardware and a robust look and feel about it. The only thing what`s not so good is Bada, because it hasn`t got much useful apps for it.

So I stay patient until I know for sure if the devs will quit or if they will succeed...
[Android Development on Bada] furkey:
Hey where are the Dev's :( It has been over 47 days but there is no progress :( Please I really need Android in my Wave...
[Android Development on Bada] frank01709:
I agree with you on that one. I have tried Bada 2 from samfirmware and I'm not too impressed with that either, unless the official release is better. So have gone back to 1.2 and wish these guys good luck and hope its a success soon.