yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Thanks nbates, I didn't know that's "filesystem toolbox utility link fix" ... Anyway I've tried it with a file system uploaded "some" time ago from Qron(mixed with the system folder from MIUI ROM for GalaxyS). I used this 'cause the one in the Shadow's tutorial didn't work and I don't know how to extract the filesystem folder from the ext2system.img file. Regarding this: Is there any simple way to custom this image? I know that some knowledge are requested but I also hope to have it and avoid to brick my Wave.

Thanks again.
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
ubuntu terminal with root permisions:

mkdir -p /mnt/ext2system/

mount -o loop /root/XYZ/ext2system.img /mnt/ext2system/

...where XYZ is your way to location of IMG of android. Now you can find filesystem of IMG file in /mnt/ext2system and do what do you want.
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
yep, was about to post something similar, we mounted the blank image in the same way to fill it originally.

what i was gonna post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=751827
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Really really thank you! I'll do that as soon as possible :d I'm studying C linguage and Ubuntu commands and now I feel more aware of my actions.

Only a question.. :confused: I make a new dir and I mount the img ok.. but after my changes, how can I "rebuild" the image file?
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
i don't know what you mean with "rebuild", try ask nbates66. i just tell you, anything what do you do with file in mounted IMG is saved in time. For sure, type "sudo sync"(in terminal), and than umount IMG.

My english in not so good to help you, sorry.
[Android Development on Bada] Tigrouzen:
you need to use sudo mode

if you are in

gnome : sudo nautilus and go to /mnt/ext2system

lxdm : sudo pcmanfm

xfce: sudo thunar

to modifie what you want

sudo sync

sudo umount /mnt/ext2system

PS : just take a look about file you added or modified if its all right root permmission then with Thunar or NAutilus or pcmanfm you can edit permission with right clic on file and look if its root
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Thanks Tigrouzen (and thanks zmajster01). Yesterday I manged to mount and see the content of ext2filesystem.img. I've also managed to change it but.. for a stupid error (rm -rf instead of rm -r) I erased all my data.... I was really shocked but I reinstalled everything again and now I'm ready to try it for the second time. I hope to change this .img file so I can install MIUI by my way. (personal satisfaction).

Talk to you soon.

Greetings :D
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
and what are you doing with that img? if you want to NAND version of MIUI i do it for "us" (slovak and czech members of mojebada.cz) and place it on h t t p ://www.uloz.to/9794935/miui-by-zmajster01-rar

Pass: "double_D" with quotes.
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Oh, wow! In that case... Can you upload that img to multiupload.com?

(Anyway I think I'll try both your and an eventual "mine" version. Just to know how much I'm capable doin this kind of things in Ubuntu)
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
yes, no problem....but, well, my upload not so fast. it will be done about hour. :(

i'll write link in this post

h t t p://www.multiupload.com/3XGE6VTC0I
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Thanks for sharing, but now I've a question: is there any problem with "mounting SD Card"? 'Cause my SD isn't visible at all from Android Froyo/MIUI. Tried three times, and all three times anything changes. "SDCard safe to remove" or "SDCard corrupted (something like that)" messages popup.

I would help you but in this case I really don't know where to start.
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
I know about this. Maybe, bug is in vold.conf and vold.fstab. located in system/etc/ . I try to fix it, but unsuccessful with my knowledge. Ask another developer (i am not developer :) )
[Android Development on Bada] Tigrouzen:
did you try first format it on windows or linux

Then can you cat your fstab
[Android Development on Bada] Razyre:
As stated before, I'm having a problem with the SD Card too.

Android reads the card and states how much memory it has left, all correctly, and I can see all files, but cannot read them. I have no idea why not, but recently I haven't been able to look at videos, music, pictures etc. Thumbnails come up I think, but I just get returned to the SD menu or nothing happens at all..

All of these files work fine in Bada. SD was formatted in Bada first and then read by android if I remember correctly and used to work. There is around 1.2GB SD Space free.

I don't seem to be able to write to the SD either and don't think I was ever actually able to.

Anyone have a solution?
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
I'll try it.. even if I've already done this some times before :(
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
are you using moviNAND data mount version or sdcard data mount version? Are you using the filesystem that has the modified fstab(designed for moviNAND version):

http://code.google.com/p/badadroid/...es/xxjpxinitramloop030711/res/misc/vold.fstab
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Ok, I've copy/pasted the whole content of the linked vold.fstab (as I saw the same present in the original ext2system.img) in the vold.fstab included in the ext2system.img modified by zmajster01 with MIUI ROM.

Now the two images have the same vold.fstab but while Froyo (stock) recognize the SD Card and mount it correctly.. Froyo (MIUI) don't seems to be in good relationship with it.

I'm really confused.... :confused:

P.S. : To be more technical, MIUI ROM now not even says "SD Card corrupted" or whatelse. If I open programs like "MIUI Gallery" the following message show-up: SD card is unmounted! ..... For the God sake! How the hell it wants the sdcard to be mounted??

P.P.S: 'Cause the "original" vold.fstab recognize something I think that's easier work with it. I would do this.. but I have to study.. :( Hope to have some freetime later to play with vold.fstab and see what happen. (I can feel the smell of my phone bricked)
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
it had already been determined that the MIUI ROM's sdcard mount was inoperable, thats why we never adopted MIUI, we had no idea how to fix it.

if we get our kernel updated enough we could use the newer MIUI's that don't have the bug, but until then it's no-go.
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Oh, .. well, in this case I don't think it's a good idea to work with vold.fstab now.

:( sad situation. Thanks for all nbates66. Without you every of us would far to see our little green friend coming around on our screen. (and thanks to all the team)

Talk to you soon, maybe with better news!
[Android Development on Bada] rohitman:
I've tried both NAND & SD versions, no booting of Android.

Im on XPKJ1 & the boot screen gets stuck at Galaxy S Screen.
[Android Development on Bada] muffin44:
hi dudes

just wanna ask if the data here in the tutorial thread is current?

Because shadow you uploaded a video and i thought their are current.

Thanks for the great work :)
[Android Development on Bada] anghelyi:
I played with MIUI long ago, and have functional SD to some extent, but I haven't have that version any more, just a few remarks from me form the IRC chat:

But as I remember it was terribly slow with SD, but that was another story...
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Thanks anghelyi your work is appreciated as always :)

At this moment I'm happy with the NAND versione of the project. Just mixing some folders I obtained some time ago a functional ROM of the MIUI system. MIUI seemed to be much faster for some reasons that I don't know. Unfortunately SD wasn't recognize or, if recognized, seems corrupted. Since this is a known problem I'll wait for a kernel update. When the project will switch from froyo to gingerbread (or maybe IceCream Sandwich) I'll try again changing some folders and hoping MIUI to work.

In the meantime I was wondering if a ROM of CyanogenMod for Galaxy S should work on our wave as well... Could be interesting.
[Android Development on Bada] Razyre:
I think once a virtually fully functioning, or near enough 2.3 is developed with working drivers, it'll be much easier for developers to update to newer versions of Android. Don't know if the Wave will be Ice-Cream-Sandwich capable mind... Not easily anyway, and probably not at all if we stay restricted to the 256MB RAM limit. I suppose once Bada is removed, that won't be a problem.
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
i say again: bada is not running and does NOT consume RAM when Android is running.

The RAM we do have access to is: the single (and only) 256MB mobile DRAM block, + about 80MB of the oneDRAM block, so it may be unlikely for us to get ICS easily with just 336MB of RAM in total.

i'll state again that the Wave S8500 does NOT have the 512MB of DRAM that is mis-quoted everywhere including it's wiki article, it only has 256MB of DRAM + 128MB of oneDRAM.
[Android Development on Bada] Razyre:
Thanks very much for clearing that up. I thought it was a retarded idea that bada could eat up RAM when it wasn't running (I knew it wasn't) and that maybe it was due to my lack of knowledge that I assumed that maybe RAM could be taken because there are two OS's installed xD

But yeah, completely explains why the damned thing is so slow... Although there isn't much excuse because the hugely efficient iOS on the iPod 2G does well with 128MB RAM.

I doubt we'll see ICS... But 3.0? My only annoyance is they seem to phase out older versions of the OS very quickly, which leaves people unable to use newer apps with the older phones. Froyo is virtually out of the picture now...

Oh well, only less than a year to a quad-core monster smartphone ^^
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
3.x is developed only for tablet, the phones that could support ICS will pass from 2.3 to 4.0.
[Android Development on Bada] Tigrouzen:
Dont forget first you need recovery End key + Home key + Vol up Key

Its not real Nand but just copied file on Nand memory also i making a real version Nand but off course you cant have Bada and no call then.... But the advantage its real fast and 2giga for android. Maybe i try to make hal 1g bada 1g Android but need more works. Then now i maked fota to boot where you want on Nand, like G/ for phone F/ for second partition on nand ;) also workin porting Ubuntu. Hard work and take long time but its possible.
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
so, how many RAM is reserved for system, for modem and for user( 211MB? )? And have we full 256+128 DRAM?
[Android Development on Bada] Razyre:
I thought I'd seen phones with it... My molestake. I really am useless ^^
[Android Development on Bada] PJK2011:
The tutorial by Shadow is current for the bootloaders specified in the tutorial.

The tutorial thread specifies that you not ask questions before reading the thread, which is nearly 300 pages now, but you should note that the installation method changed from SD card to internal storage around page 170, so most of the questions discussed early on are no longer relevant. Also the change solved many of the problems discussed in the early pages such as keyboard, audio, and wi-fi issues. What you should know is that you still need Wake Lock and also check the OSP free space as discussed in the thread. I also went for nbates' .sh file on page 275 for a smaller installation. Read the thread before posting more questions.

Now you are posting this question in the Bada 2.0 thread, so you will need to use the fota, bootloader and Bada versions of this thread if you are going for Bada 2.0.
[Android Development on Bada] tuilalnvinh:
Does this fota working on latest bada 2.0 (XXKL6) ?
[Android Development on Bada] PJK2011:
Working for me, but I used the XPKJ1 bootloaders as specified.

I saved myself some steps by doing my KL6 flash with the XPKJ1 bootloarders and this fota all in one flash.
[Android Development on Bada] tuilalnvinh:
I've tried with my KL6 bootloader and it's really working ! :D
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
it's not NAND at all it's "moviNAND" which is basically internal sdcard but not flash memory where most of bada is.

bada is ghetto so it's tended to die automatically whenever we attempt any changes whatsoever to bada's standard partition layout, but good luck trying...

don't worry about working on a proper "NAND" version because we kinda know whats needed and how to install it, just no fuel guage for the moment means you'll be unable to charge the phone whatsoever afterward. :P
[Android Development on Bada] NinosM1:
after reading this topic + reply's my brain died because of confusion

but i got a new brain and it wants to know some things again :

this topic is about dual booting android and bada right? if yes and i am sure it is ...

im runnin bada 2.0 KK7

so to let android and bada 2.0 run on my wave1

i have to install a different bootloader ?

and a custom fota right?

after i flashed those 2 things ihave to install android 《no idea how because i didnt quite understand the tutorial in this topic , id be really thankfull if someone told me how to install it after i flashed the 2files》

ok another thing id like to know is whats this thing about ubuntu/linux? do i need that os to install android ? or can i also do it on my win7?

btw i wrote this on my wave while being half asleep in my bed ( its 05:30) sorry if i asked something stupid

aaand

many many many many thanks to the guy(s) who made this possible!!!!!
[Android Development on Bada] lalu:
Yup, seems fine up to now. No you need to go to this thread and follow the tutorial step by step (except what you already did). And no, you don't need Ubuntu installed unless you want root access (which is a whole different story :D). And for the moment it's not necessary from my point of view.
[Android Development on Bada] NinosM1:
awesome!! thanks alot:D

ill do what you told me right when i get out of my bed :$ to lazy to get out now
[Android Development on Bada] PJK2011:
Now that is just a hoot that is too funny!

And the slums of which world-famous metropolis are responsible for giving us this ace bada development team?!?!
[Android Development on Bada] NinosM1:
where do i get the XPKJ1 boot? i cant find it anywere on this topic and the tutorial topic :S
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
erm

your not serious are you? it's the file in the first post of this thread!
[Android Development on Bada] NinosM1:
but thats the .fota file :confused::confused::confused:

omg i dont understand this anymore lol

you need the S8500XPKJ1 bootloader and the fota from this topic right? but when i click on the link i can only see the fota

or am i doing something wrong?
[Android Development on Bada] yakub234go:
If u r using KK7 no need to change BootLoader

There is a different Fota for KK7

Please search the Android Development Thread first

Here is the Link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1388336
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
oh right sorry :P

what firmware are you running now? best to grab a fota that matches if possible rather than reflash bootloader.
[Android Development on Bada] NinosM1:
now im really confused :S

Yes i have KK7

so i have to flash that FOTA which you gave me the link for

and after that i have to install android just like they say in the topic right?

@nbates66 im running KK7
[Android Development on Bada] yakub234go:
Yes, Flash the fota from that link and follow the rest from the tutorial Here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1118436
[Android Development on Bada] NinosM1:
thanks :D

just one question ( sorry if its a stupid one )

you said flash this one and then follow the tutorial on the link

but when i read the tutorial it says i have to put all the files first and then flash the fota

should i flash first just like you said? or should i just do what the tutorial says?
[Android Development on Bada] yakub234go:
U can do any way, But i suggest u do as in the Tutorial
[Android Development on Bada] NinosM1:
oh nvm i found the problem

but ive found another problem now :S

my phone did shut down after waiting 5 minutes on that screen with format etc...

but now when i press power and call it boots to bada again and not android
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
read the tutorial, if you've done it correctly the phone will reboot itself, do NOT touch any of the formatting options!! wait 10 mins and if it doesn't restart select reboot phone or remove the battery and re-read the steps before trying again.
[Android Development on Bada] NinosM1:
YES got it to work

tnx m8

my bad hehe i was pressing end call + call when my phone was on now i did it when my phone was off and it boots up to galaxy s screen

oh btw i installed it on my internal memory but if i installed it on my SD(2GB ) will it become faster? and is it the same way for installing like on internal memory?

are the download speeds supposed to be slow? or is this normal?
[Android Development on Bada] Tigrouzen:
Its very important to have initrd separate with kernel then we dont need anymore recompile all time kernel to get initrd work, we can save to hours time and make work's porting easyer. Off course its an sugestion.
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
the thing is, we would have to work out how the kernel will see the bada partition layout, and point the kernel to the file within that layout, would be something like "initrd=/dev/block/mmcblk0p2/galaxyboot/initrd.img" or some such added to the kernel ATAG command line i believe. I also however am not sure what format the image needs to be. We stayed with having initramfs integrated into kernel because we were still working just on kernel execution in bootloader, in addition less files tend to make it less of a hassle explaining how to use it.
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
Separate initrd should be located on separate partition, not as file, but written as binary data, because initrd is filesystem itself, kernel isn't able to "look into" mmcblk devices in other way than just starting reading from 0x0 offset.
[Android Development on Bada] marcin205:
sorry wrong topic lol
[Android Development on Bada] Mahdi_Hesari:
Hi dear Tigrouzen

i've installed bada 2 xxkl6 and also android using nand method. but in android it cant detect the sd card, its a 16GB class 4

what's the solution?

thankyou
[Android Development on Bada] Fahrenheit51:
Tomorrow I'll do it; but, in the meantime (in my country it's 11pm), there is someone who tried the newest firmware (XXKL6) with the mixed bootloader (XPKJ1) and the modified fota? I've upgraded through Kies doing some tricks and now I would reinstall Android, but I really don't know if the current firmware is still compatible.

If someone have tried, tomorrow we'll know ;)

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

Ok... I didn't read the post before. I'll try it anyway. Maybe my SDcard well be luckier.
[Android Development on Bada] PJK2011:
That's the procedure I used with no problem. I was later informed that there is no need to mix the older bootloader because the KL6 bootloader works too. I also used nbates .sh file over here for the smaller .img installation:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20492825&postcount=2746

Also follow his instructions for checking OSP free space:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15606238&postcount=1975

You will need to change your screen time out to 10 minutes immediately after your first Android boot because of the power off bug. Install Wake Lock to prevent screen timeouts after that as explained by Scarface here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16171732&postcount=2280

I needed Root, and I found this explanation from lharvince to be the best:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15669734&postcount=2055

By the way, thanks to all the developers for this port and the members cited above as well as all who made this thread useful. Also thanks to Shadow for creating and maintaining the original tutorial.
[Android Development on Bada] alejandroelmej:
can you upload your ext2system.img rooted? I dont have linux and my conection is slow to download it, i mean really SLOW 10 kbps
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amfirbek92:
Hello there..i'm using xperia arc (4.0.2.A.0.42) with unlocked bootloader (doomkernel v13) i just want to convert my system file to ext4..

can you help me plz?

thank you
[General Questions and Answers] chandysiegman:
i did everything it said to put andriod on my htc touch pro 2 and when i click on haret on my phone from te sd card it gives me this error cannot open script file\storage card\defaut text

i am not very smart about these things can anyone help me?

thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rockysiccion:
Will i still be able to upgarde to official ICS if i root and install CWM?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Hironimo:
Generally yes.

However, if you use CWM to apply custom ROMs you may not automatically get ICS when samsung releases it since it may rely on an official samsung ROM to be loaded.

Since you can always get back to an official ROM or instead could manually load an ICS ROM once it is out there I see no reason not to root.

However, since it is now more difficult reset the custom rom counter I would not root by some modified kernel loaded by ODIN but rather use the rooting toolkit, see here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1329360

If however you have no concern about voiding your warranty or fear you might want or need some service from samsung on your device go ahead and apply root or ROMs via ODIN.

I myself prefer to go entirely through the toolkit and CWM now to avoid the custom rom counter.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Benz-Driver:
Hey Devs!

I had a really great idea for a new app: what about making an app like Siri or Iris or Vlingo etc. in complete Knight Rider KITT Style?!

Of course the app should have the original looking red graphic animation, that moves when KITT is speaking and it should have a real voice output when answering questions, just like Siri but only with KITT like voice.

Is it possible to make this?

What do you think?

To my opinion, an app like this would be awesome, there are still many Knight Rider Fans out there!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] matii_ziomek:
Nice idea :D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] buzzboy:
Actually like the idea.

Good luck.

Regards.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cliffahn:
The amount of money necessary to get ahold of enough server power and programmers to get even a fraction of siri's functionality would be enormous. Apple is a multi billion dollar company... Its nigh impossible for independent programmers and such to really keep up with them. Its a nice idea though
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Benz-Driver:
Don't get me wrong, i just had the idea, i'm no developer, so i can't do it myself. :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cornelha:
Anyone can search google using the correct api's. Independant programmers have built the basis for what we today know as "Android OS". This is quite possible, with quite a few virtual assitants availble in market for android. There are even cloud based servers available for free, so this is entirely possible. Specially when you look at the boys who are porting android to devices like the htc tytn ii/htc vogue etc
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mirak:
I found a very cool application (but too slow) can be an answer for you it is called voice actions , the voice is name jeanny but you can change the name to be KITT

I did it before reading your post ! :-)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] TheCraig:
Its possible, I'm not sure about the voice though, you would have to create it and make it Androids default voice because all the virtual assistant use Google API's, You could do it different, but its a cool idea.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] freak4dell:
Mr. Feeny's voice in my phone? Yes please.

Whenever I'm about to make a bad decision, it must say "Michael, wait..."