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[T-Mobile LG G2x] iyermanoj:
I rooted the phone and installed the recovery image using nvflash,

Nvflash started

rcm version 0X20001

System Information:

chip name: unknown

chip id: 0x20 major: 1 minor: 3

chip sku: 0xf

chip uid: ----- removed --------

macrovision: disabled

hdcp: enabled

sbk burned: false

dk burned: false

boot device: emmc

operating mode: 3

device config strap: 0

device config fuse: 17

sdram config strap: 0

downloading bootloader -- load address: 0x108000 entry point: 0x108000

sending file: fastboot.bin

/ 1024992/1024992 bytes sent

fastboot.bin sent successfully

waiting for bootloader to initialize

bootloader downloaded successfully

sending file: recovery-star-test2.img

\ 4306944/4306944 bytes sent

recovery-star-test2.img sent successfully

After that I try to boot into recovery and I get /!\ and andriod logo, I dont see the CWR menu. Can some one please help. I repeated the nvflash process a few times and I get the same result. But I am able to boot into the stock Andriod (2.2) just fine.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] iyermanoj:
I have also tried the ext4 version

Nvflash started

rcm version 0X20001

System Information:

chip name: unknown

chip id: 0x20 major: 1 minor: 3

chip sku: 0xf

chip uid: --- removed ---

macrovision: disabled

hdcp: enabled

sbk burned: false

dk burned: false

boot device: emmc

operating mode: 3

device config strap: 0

device config fuse: 17

sdram config strap: 0

downloading bootloader -- load address: 0x108000 entry point: 0x108000

sending file: fastboot.bin

/ 1024992/1024992 bytes sent

fastboot.bin sent successfully

waiting for bootloader to initialize

bootloader downloaded successfully

sending file: p999-4.0.0.2-external-recovery.img

| 3565568/3565568 bytes sent

p999-4.0.0.2-external-recovery.img sent successfully

and when I go to ROM Manager and select boot to recovery, I see the new splash screen, and then /!\ with green logo. No CWR menus.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] GideonX:
With phone off, hold volume down and power. Keep holding until you get past the initial LG boot screen then let go. It should drop you into CWM.

Btw, forget about Rom Manager.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] chas123:
Pretty straight forward. Flash from recovery. Same files that I used for this one
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] trollallot:
Screenshot?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] chas123:
See where the word 'this' is highlighted in the original post?

Click on it.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EpicBarbecue:
I'm using the i3 rom with the ec05 modem is that right? The ec05 modem seems 2 work better than the ef02 modem and everytime I switch to the ef02 modem it ALWAYS ask's to update to the ef10 modem and when I do it asks to update back to the ef02 modem lol so I just stay on the ec05 modem
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shoulon:
Freeze update apk in system and it won't update.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EpicBarbecue:
Nice thanks again shoulin
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EpicBarbecue:
Sorry shouldn't my bad
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EpicBarbecue:
Stupid keyboard shoulon
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bubba1977:
Hey, just wondering if anybody has managed to port the write and go app from the i9000 to the i9100?

I used it allot on the galaxy s and now its not on the galaxy s 2.

I used a root explorer and bluetoothed the the apk and odex file over to the GS2 but it does not install, not even if i put them in the system/app folder. it goes tgough the install process but comes up when finished with the application not installed error.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] waynebampton:
Is there a gamecube emulator?
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] mastertiti2000:
No, probably never on the xperia play i think.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] waynebampton:
Why not ? Who makes the emulator?
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] GetPatriotized:
Maybe because it doesn't the hardware to run one? -_-
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] AndroHero:
My laptop with 4Ghz dual core cpu and nvida graphics cant run a game cube emulator at full speed lol
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] emann56:
I think a dreamcast emu is the last console to ever work on the xperia play and that might be a long time away.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] GavinMazey:
I've been using emulators for years now and I think the general rule of thumb is that you need 10x the processing power of the original console to be able to run the games at full speed.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] captain67:
An emu dev once told me the average is 12x the resources for full speed. Unfortunately, this was years ago, otherwise I would post the full discussion

Sent from my R800a
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] GavinMazey:
Yea my info of 10x was from years ago too so things could be different now but the n64 had a 93.75mhz processor so theoretically we won't really be able to have any newer consoles emulated to be playable. And I have also tried many emulators in my gaming computer and the gamecube emulator runs like crap.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] crispyduckling:
really? what 3dcard u got in your laptop?

ive got an i7 930 @2.8ghz

and i an invidia gtx 480

and it runs @60fps
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] AndroHero:
sorry i meant ATI graphics not NVIDA, i get confused, im more of a console gamer :D its just onboard graphics too that came with the CPU chipset. either way its far more powerful that the sexplay, it can play 1st generation 360 games like bioshock, but not the GC emulator :)
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Logseman:
GC emulation is underdeveloped. Last I checked, the building instructions for Dolphin took two pages...
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] svenk919:
gamecube/wii emulation on pc works quite good for me. Not all games but most games do. Just hook up a x360 controller or wii motes and use upscaling+anti-aliasing and you can get better graphics out of it then the cube/wii can themselves.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Logseman:
What software is being used now? I would love to be able to replay ToS...
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] AndroHero:
dolphin is the best GC emulator :)

http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/gamecube/dolphin.html
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Miles Wolf:
A Gamecube emulator? Lol.

The most "powerful" console you will emulate on a Xperia Play is a Nintendo 64. And with a lot of luck and work, maybe a Dreamcast, but that's far, far away from being a reality.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] emann56:
Yeah by the time Dreamcast emu comes out, we will have the xperia play 2 ;)
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] icebear8:
if they just add a psp emulator ill be happy lol dreamcast would be cool and all but running monster hunter on this thing would be a dream ill keep my fingers crossed for this
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] waynebampton:
Would be good but if gba games and n64 games dont run smooth mhf has no chance :(
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] koitsu1010:
My n64 runs about 55-60 fps on my play gnats runs good ps1 at full speed so I don't see the problem gc yeah thats a stretch but for what its worth its pretty powerfully out of the box much less modded
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] dsswoosh:
N64 has sound skips from time to time, but GBA runs at like 10,000000 fps with no slowdown.

What are you talking about?

You need to get some cache cleaners and stuff for your phone. I bet you have all kinds of crap making it run slow :)
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Logseman:
GBA games run exactly at the pace you want. You can't fathom how convenient the turbo mode can be until you're level-grinding on Pokemon.
[Motorola Droid X2] rdeker:
Since the Atrix has a bootloader unlock process, and the Atrix and X2 platforms are somewhat similar (both being Tegra 2, both likely using the same NVidia bootloader), do folks think that the X2 may see some unlock progress soon? I was just about to bite the bullet and order a DINC2 today, but I'd prefer the dual core of the X2 since I'll need the phone to last me another 2 years. No need for 4G yet, so I want to stick to the best performance and battery life available in a 3G phone on Big Red.
[Motorola Droid X2] Zaf9670:
Well... Verizon's tiered data doesn't start till July so you could see what turns up in the following weeks. I have my X2 rooted and can't wait for 2.3.4 to pop up.
[Motorola Droid X2] rdeker:
My contract is up on July 24th, and if the rumors of existing customers being grandfathered are true that's not too much of a concern. I'm eligible for an early upgrade on my line and my OG Droid is ailing, so I had FINALLY picked a phone...until today. Is there a beta program from moto for the X2 like there is for the Atrix? That would give a better idea of what's in the pipeline...

-d
[Motorola Droid X2] Zaf9670:
I'm wondering if the grandfathering is only if you don't sign a new two year. But I can say I'm happy with my X2. You can also root easily and freeze the bloat until the developer's take flight.
[Motorola Droid X2] rdeker:
I have a philosophical argument at play that I neglected to mention. If Moto is going to continue to be developer friendly, I'll buy their device. If not, I'll go HTC and support a dev friendly company.

-d
[Motorola Droid X2] unremarked:
nullvoidnothinghere
[Motorola Droid X2] Mr. Clown:
Why posting here? This is not development at all. Comments and questions need to be posted in the general forum.

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[G Tablet Android Development] linuxboxsolution:
WARNING: TRYING TO CUSTOMIZE YOUR VIEWSONIC MAY LEAVE THE DEVICE IN A BRICKED STATE. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU FULLY UNDERSTAND HOW TO USE NVFLASH BEFORE TRYING THIS INCASE SOMETHING GOES WRONG AND YOU NEED OR WANT TO GO BACK TO THE VIEWSONIC STOCK TNT ROM.

What we offer here is a new way to keep you in full control of your tablet. Our 1.8 Honeycomb Kernel offers Speed, Reliability, and new added features. This kernel is a spin off of the Pershoot Honeycomb Kernel Source Code & want to thank Pershoot for all his work on the kernel already. You do not have to Flash your device or even update to a different ROM to feel the benefits of the Linux Box Solution Honeycomb Kernel...

Updating to the Linux Box Solution Honeycomb Kernel couldn't be easier. No wiping of User/Data is necessary. If you are already running a Honeycomb ROM then your good to go. This kernel was designed for Tegra 2, Harmony Board based devices. The LBS 1.8 Honeycomb Kernel has only been tested on a Viewsonic Gtablet. If any other developers with the Specified Tegra 2 & Harmony Board based devices wants to give this Overclocked Powerhouse a try please give me your feedback once you have tested it out.

Features as of Version 3.2:

Increased Kernel Cache Sizes from 256kb to 512kb

Improved Stability

Overclocking (Kernel is Overclockable to 1.4Ghz)

USB Mass Storage ( If your favorite Honeycomb ROM doesn't offer USB Mass Storage drop this Kernel in and Full Support is there)

Improved Video Play (480P Plays, Not sure about 720P but 1080P Does Not Work)

Git Hub Source Location: https://github.com/linuxboxsolution/LBSGtab

Linus Torvald Repo: http://android.git.kernel.org/platform/kernel/tegra.git

Pershoot Repo: https://github.com/pershoot/gtab-2632.git

For anyone in doubt or wondering. This Kernel has been fully updated with Pershoot's source code from his 7/2 update. Next changes to the source code are taken from Linus Torvalds Repo Source to help merge Pershoot's and Torvalds Source to make a more efficiently running Kernel.

Download Link:

LBS 3.2 Honeycomb Kernel: http://linuxboxsolution.com/linux-b...tions-Viewsonic-Gtablet-Honeycomb-Kernel-3.2/(increased kernel cache size for improved stability)

LBS 1.9.2 Honeycomb Kernel: http://linuxboxsolution.com/linux-b...ons-Viewsonic-Gtablet-Honeycomb-Kernel-1.9.2/(Wifi configuration changes to help people with wifi connectivity issues)

LBS 1.8 Honeycomb Kernel: http://linuxboxsolution.com/linux-b...tions-Viewsonic-Gtablet-Honeycomb-Kernel-1.8/ Initial Release

1. Download the zip file for the Kernel Version you want to the Root of your SDCARD Partition.

2. Rename file to update.zip

3. Reboot Tablet into Recovery Mode (When Tablets Off hold 'Power' Button and 'Volume +' Button at Same time till Recovery Mode is Shown On Screen)

4. Using Volume -/+ to navigate the Clockwork Mod Menu go to apply /sdcard/update.zip

5. Once Installation of New Kernel is done Reboot the Tablet & Enjoy your newly found Feature Set and Performance Improvements
[G Tablet Android Development] kicker22004:
aww what the hell i'll give it a go...currently running BoS 6.0 and it's smooth...I'll post back with Quadrent scores for those who care about them.

Updated: well it might be me but the lockscreen seems more responsive, Video plays about the same but im in Rockplayer, Quadrant was 2677 using Quadrant Advanced. Kepp up the work guys.

Update: Ok well been playing with it and just found out No WIFI here. it won't pick up any signel...this might be just me but so far Reboot + turning wifi off and back on did not fix it i'm going to wipe cache and see if it resoves it.

Update: as of right now the Update did not fix the problem nor did wiping cache/data...Going back to my nandriod and i'll watch for updates.

Also i'm using a static setup with WEP Security if that helps...it shows my old connections but won't connect or find new ones.
[G Tablet Android Development] linuxboxsolution:
Awesome please do but if you haven't yet try the updated version.
[G Tablet Android Development] macbroom:
I had an exchange with you on slatedriod about "your" new kernel. You admitted that it is based on per shoots old GB codebase with your new wiz bang improvements. Why don't you say that here and say that this kernel is an L BS modified version of his kernel. You must just be looking for donations for the work of others?
[G Tablet Android Development] ninditsu:
you're going to continue updating illuminate with this right?
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
how have you improved playback of video in this kernel? is the improvement rom agnostic?
[G Tablet Android Development] jbrianj:
WiFI Issues

Well I was having intermittent WiFi problems with Illuminate until I flashed this Kernel, now I am just getting an error when I try to connect to WIFI.
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
Try the latest pershoot GB kernel. And/or try the Flashback of BoS roms
[G Tablet Android Development] Avantar:
Hi Everybody,

I need some help. I installed this rom into my malata zpad. First opening, there was no problem but after restarting, touchscreen was not worked.

I reinstalled, but same problem was occurred. My touchscreen is not working, only back and home button, which are physical button, are working.

What can I do?

I noticed this behavieur with the latest Version before I hadn´t any problems
[G Tablet Android Development] macbroom:
I read today that this is Pershoot's latest + cm7 modules. No changelogs, no submissions to github. I read in the rules here something about "don't do anything to get us in trouble". To me this kernel looks like something that might do just that.
[G Tablet Android Development] edirector:
I loaded this kernal on top of illuminate yesterday. Couldn't determine if this was already part of the rom or another update to the kernal. In any event it did add some pep to it. Haven't figured out all the improvements yet. It did however mesh nicely with illuminate.
[G Tablet Android Development] Will Eatforfood:
For the record I think this kernel is only compatible with illuminate and bos. Flashing this or clemsyns ver11 onto Flashback breaks the wifi.
[G Tablet Android Development] edirector:
No, it is working well. Thanks dev we appreciate all your work. Been driving this one around for a few days to see what was different -- speed. Still investigating but don't stop because you are the only HC dev that works on the kernal and the rom itself we definitely need more like you. Looking forward to your next works!
[G Tablet Android Development] jerdog:
Kernel source needs provided as per GPL. All this looks like is a rebranding of someone else's kernel - to dispel that belief please provide source and changes or else this will be removed as it would be in violation of the rules.
[G Tablet Android Development] mazook98:
He would need a 'first' work to have any 'next' works. Someone who actually took the time to research a little web history might find that the guy is merely a thief of others' ideas and work. They might find that the guy also has multiple usernames and accounts on various threads, in different forums, and actually "talks to himselves" in those threads. They also might find that the guy is also pretty much clueless, and would have exactly a 0.0% chance of developing his own kernel.

I'm not saying they would, I'm just saying they might.

I'd run stock on my Gtab before I ever TOUCHED this.

Just sayin.

By the way, 'eDirector'...In no way was I implying that you could be just another one of linuxboxsolution's 'NPC's.

Of Course I wasn't.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
REMOVED my post, as it's off-topic and no longer relevant.
[G Tablet Android Development] edirector:
Hello Roebeet,

This may help but I am not sure for I am not a developer...Git Hub Source Location: https://github.com/linuxboxsolution/LBSGtab. Boy I wish I was for I would be on my way to Silicon Valley with my latest brainstorm for the Android platform that's why I respect what you guys can do so much. I can package your coding, sweetly I might add, but I am not a coder.
[G Tablet Android Development] ByByIpad:
Offended by what's going here!

Comments removed as promised.
[G Tablet Android Development] ramerco:
Thanks for (finally) providing some documented source. I think most people want to know what you do so they can either know if they should trust it or try it themselves.

I am forced to eat a bit of crow here, because it seems like maybe you are making some interesting changes. So if that is the case, good job!

But it is crap like this (https://github.com/linuxboxsolution/LBSGtab/blob/master/README):

That will keep people fighting back at you.

Not sure why you would own 3000 IP's...but whatever.

Source is up, so I am finished with the LBS debate.
[G Tablet Android Development] BBowermaster:
removing to clean thread.
[G Tablet Android Development] macbroom:
I totally agree with ramerco and I am also making my final post on the subject.

I don't have any doubt that he had made changes in the 3.2 kernel, but what about the 1.8 LBS kernel? I don't see anything that goes back to June 22nd.

As I said in other threads he did not give credit to Pershoot on any title page until two days later. As another revered poster stated "It's not rocket science"

Play by the rules(expected courtesy) you won't have a problem, if you don't you will.
[G Tablet Android Development] jerdog:
Stay on topic guys or else I will have to action more posts and close the thread. LBS and I have talked and he knows the expectation. Let's leave it at that.
[G Tablet Android Development] pagantek:
I'm running the latest Flashback and 5.4 has resolved the "8-bit look" of the HC GUI, will this affect that in any way? Also, how goes the work on the new kernel?
[G Tablet Android Development] pagantek:
Well.... I bit the bullet and installed this kernel in my flashback 5.4 (with the pretty gui) and was hesitant at first since I wasn't absolutly sure that the fix for the "8-bit" look wasnt kernel based. so my first step was to get a benchmark program. Since I was using setCPU as my OC program, I grabbed its sister app AnTuTu Benchmark (never heard of it)- or tried to.

I have been having problems with the "Application MyApps (process.com.android.vending) has stopped unexpectedly" recently and it hasnt bothered me too much until I tried to go to My Apps in the market. Fail. So, dalvik cache wipe, nothing; system wipe, nothing; wipe all cache, same. Well, I ended up doing a total Wipe, and re-installing Flashback5.4 and going through setup. Yay - MyApps worked. Installed Antutut and got these results - it ran through standard; comprehensive cpu, 2d, 3d read, write tests, and this was what I got with stock fresh install.

Shrug - odd that it changed

Installed LBS kernel with no problemsand tested again x2 and then OC'ed it

that 5885?

go figure.... anyways.my main concern of the "8-bit" gui was unfounded, it looks the same. I'm sorry I didn't do an OC on it stock, I didn't think about it until after I flashed the kernel

So, overall impressions, it feels a little snappier, but not drastically. Moving around in the gui is a little fluider, especially when compared to the original at the same OC level. I'd like to see more tweaking and there is potential. LBS, thanks for putting the nods on the OP. That made me decide to do this.

I've done a titanium restore while typing this and myapps is bombing again, i think i might have a Borked package. sigh...... (update: installed the new Market APK, and that worked, but cant see the apps that i had in titanium)

thanks for reading

Pagantek
[General Questions and Answers] hauler:
Where can i find russian language for miui keyboard?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] indeezindii:
Hi all,

this is my first post on xda - and let me tell u i'd never post it but feel it's about a time. i come here from galaxy s and darkyy's rom community. i bought ace recently for my missus so she can enjoy android instead of carrying on with diyng symbian. i knew that ace ain't top development platform and i appreciated every single attempt - still do! big ups to all these hard working/trying devs there! :D

what i do NOT enjoy though is people belonging to this ace's "community" - some of u guys go and check other developments/forums and learn how to behave a bit - your demands/suspicions and rude/d***head style shows what some ace owners are like and why nobody didn't want to develop the phone for so long. no wonder. :eek:

guys, if no xda we'd never had attempts for cwm or rom - would u be better off then???

so bit of respect!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] medic007:
I agree. I mean, seriously.. Be patient and stop spamming them about releases and stuffs related to that. So please. Stop being childish.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] letsurock:
+1

Well said sir....... I dont understand y ppl cant wait few more days when they waited for 5-6 months.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] vertcam9:
well said, i have seen a couple of people trying to do development on the phone, but what i see is that some SGA users are very rude, asking the credibility of the person, authenticity of his work, etc.

I think, if a developer opens up an opportunity for SGA to grow and improve, the least everyone can do is to respect their idea, if you have doubts to keep it to yourself and just wait, anyway no harm done on your part right?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] jamesbond0090:
well said I am new here but the way I have seen people behaving is very bad....

I guess the moderator should take a step towards this..he is only person who could take some serious steps ......he should make some rules....
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] ushama:
I can't understand them too,they who always ask for updates (they dont know that dev work isn't that easy).They who suspicious to dev that they just talk and talk (if u're thinking that way,just keep in ur mind,not post that thought in this forum).If there aren't any updates,does your ace broken?does your ace dead? NO it doesn't ...

So just wait and be patient ... if u have any question to dev,ask it nicely and it should related to what dev develope ...

Think about it :D
[HTC EVO 3D] FlowingAway:
Didn't see a thread like this yet.

Let's hear it people!
[HTC EVO 3D] novanosis85:
Because you don't even put an effort to find the 30 or so threads like it.
[HTC EVO 3D] FlowingAway:
Oh trust me I've found them. That's the problem. They're everywhere. I'm talking about an all encompassing thread. There are 30 or so threads, but it seems like one thread to come to would be more efficient. I'd like to get on here and have one thread to read other people's thought instead of wading through 30.

Doesn't seem like a bad idea to me.
[HTC EVO 3D] mlin:
Love it!

Pros:

Form factor/size

Screen

Fit and Finish

3D is AWESOME!!

Speed

Camera is very nice

HW camera button

Cons:

No root yet