yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rootax:
I've taken the liberty to upload it on my own server :

http://rootaxbox.no-ip.org/djjonastybe/

Hope it helps :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Lo4eath:
Praise the lord. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] verbuyst:
Part one is uploaded, gonna update this post when the other parts are in. This is the same files as the first post, so you can alternate download.

https://rapidshare.com/files/3873332870/Android_Developer_10.04_0.tar.001

https://rapidshare.com/files/1636522590/Android_Developer_10.04_0.tar.002

https://rapidshare.com/files/2557700460/Android_Developer_10.04_0.tar.003

I tried to use it, but didn't really got furter then gpg --import so this is probably not my kind a thing.

Is it nessesary to use linux to create a rom? because can't a software be built so you can compile it on a windows machine.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Rootax:
I think you can build it in windows too, after all I guess in the end all you need is a compiler. BUT, and i'm not a dev, but the way I see it, all is "tuned" to be use in a linux environment.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] djshotty:
You should say mediafire, seeming though every single multiupload link thoughout our esteemed forum is no longer working...
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Taranis:
Compiling Android isn't possible on Windows.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Nitephyre:
So I decided to get this and have a bit of a play around. I've done some searching but my search-fu is lacking... so is there a pure clean, unmodified base I9000 rom that I can use to customise to my own liking with this?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prettyyy:
Hi, guys,

Yesterday, Huawei released Android 4.0 ICS DEMO for U8860(a.k.a. Huawei Honor), as always I applied this updated immediately. It works fine, although I didn't see much difference from Android 2.3.

Here is a question, Does anybody know how to root U8860 with Android 4.0 safely?

big thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirot:
!

I am also new owner from huawei honor..best phone ever ! battery life extremely good ! my phone is on 2.3.5 arriwed and don't need to upgrade it immediately.

does anybody know how to root this phone ?:eek:

Thanx
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prettyyy:
hi,mirot

You may try the way in which people root huawei u8800
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the258:
did you download the .zip file to upgrade to ICS?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirot:
!

unzip the file and copy to sdcard.make update manually on the phone
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the258:
all the links i came across to upgrade to ICS are all 'UPDATE.APP', no zip files.

Huawei doesnt have it on their site anymore. I was hoping you could mirror it or something.

BTW i tried rooting using the method for the U8800, does not work.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mistic-tooth:
hello, we got Root, I can not insert a link (no rights), copy the post:

1. Set the wood on your computer.

2. We enter the engineering menu of the body. (*#*# 2,846,579 #*#*) further ProjectMenu - Background setting-Log setting - Logswitch - LOG on - turn on, return to the ProjectMenu - Damp & Log include all items (total 4 points). Exit and restart ProjectMenu of the body.

3. Connecting to a PC the "Settings" - "Applications" - "Unknown sources" - turn on, then "Quick" - disable, then "Development" - include "Debug on USB" and "left on"

4. On the PC, disable antivirus, run SuperOneClickv2.3.1. and in the upper left corner click "ROOT".

5. On the pop-up windows give the "OK", a window with a proposal where a register just turn it off.

6. The ending of the whole operation will be a few lines (about half the screen) at the end of the last word "OK"

7. Turn off SuperOneClickv2.3.1, then "Options" - "Applications" - "Development" - turn off the "Debug on USB" and "left on" turn on "Quick", disconnected from the PC, restart the body.

8. If done correctly then open desks and one of them will see the icon "Sueruser" versiya3.0.7.

9. Return to its original condition and value of LOG on Damp & Log

PS

A small addition to the previous post, namely, after the root note two folders on the SD card and bugreports sleeplog. Remove the contents. If they continue to be replenished, then go to step 2 do the engineering menu, and then claim 9. Restart the body, clean folder on your SD card.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirot:
!

this is method only for 2.3.5 gingerbread and doesn't work with ICS !

but if you have bugreport in the phone also doesn't work on 2.3.5 gingerbread

i have also bugreport and cannot root the phone anymore ! sd card formated,also phone memory and bugreport is still inside !

---------- Post added at 01:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:31 PM ----------

somebody have 2.3.5 rom for Honor with android market and gmail inside?please post link here

thanx
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirot:
!

yeahhh,everything solved ! honor the best
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n3mz1z:
Yea I think I my have found one..... Waiting for it to finish downloading if its the one we both seek I will post a link.

EDIT: trying this one now -

1.)Download the bootloader menu tool - recovery-v8.img 5.5 MB megauploadDOTcom/?d=GN3NFEWS

2.)Download this zip 2.3.6 Sorry I can't post links in my first few posts apparently. pm me will email link then someone with more posts can post link.

3.)Turn phone off, Hold down both the volume up AND the volume down keys without letting go also then press and hold the power button. After a while your whole screen should go PINK. your usb cable should already be plugged in and this should mount a usb drive on your computer that you can access. Open it. There will be a file in there called recovery.img , rename it to recovery.old, then copy the recovery-v8.img to this drive. Rename it to recovery.img. Pull out the battery and re-insert.

Boot the phone by pressing and holding only the volume up key and the power button. This should load you into the new recovery image. From here you can load the .zip file from the menu.

Phew.

Its good to have a working phone.

PS its a custom rom thats already rooted and has root explorer installed. NICE! Oh ad you can install google apps from google. just google gapps-ics-20111125-2.zip
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jepekyen:
please PM me those link :(

i am eager to get my self a rooted ROM.

many thanks pal :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrie_zeta:
why when i connect phone to the pc after pink screen my sdcard and phone cant detect in the pc??

what i should do to be detected? :( and send me link ofcourse.. thxs

update:

i have succeed go into recovery mode but i cant install the zip file.. what i must load the ROM into sd card before?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirot:
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If you have 2.3.6 firmware your phone will be NOT recognized on your PC by pink screen !!! By reason of lock on 2.3.6.

You can install Chinacom 2.3.5 firmware and use this procedure(pink screen) again,and will be OK.after that you can install any custom rom also 2.3.6 !
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrie_zeta:
ohh.. that's why i cant connect to the pc because i use 2.3.6 thxs for your information :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrie_zeta:
anyone have link ginger 2.3.6 with market and gmail work? please give me link i need it immediately :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirot:
!

here : multi language and with gmail and market enabled ! but not rootable !

http://depositfiles.com/files/zwb2nscyu

regards
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n3mz1z:
Root Hauwei U8860 with ICS and Gapps

So I gave up on Gingerbread. I am now running ICS with Gapps.

I did it by the following steps.

1.) install the ICS demo provided by huawei

2.) Replace the recovery.img with the v8 one via the pink screen method mentioned in my previous post.

3.) download the gapps ics .zip to your sdcard and rename it to update.zip in the root of sdcard.

4.) Boot to recovery menu by holding power button and volume up button, then slect update zip, then chose the update.zip. once completed reboot.

5.) when you boot into ics login to google talk with your account first via 3g data not wifi data. then gmail.

6.) now market should work!

Also you can root ICS easy with any rooting tools. I used RootThat-v1.0.0

PS I emailed/pm'd the gingerbread rom to all who requested it. I found it unstable though.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mirot:
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no bro.newest version of ICS for Honor is with kernel 3.0.8 ! is pretty good but still not stable and on testing.it is rootable also with oneclickroot not only over pink screen.link what i give you that is very stable version of 2.3.6 but not rootable if you have "bugreport" inside phone,if not it is possible to root

regards
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jepekyen:
any ICS ROM's link? i found it very difficult on google :(

is this ICS build already stable on this phone?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrie_zeta:
are you already fix the camera flash, radio fm, and any bugs in ICS?

btw huawei already upload ginger new version ini international language so u can grab it ginger with gapps work tinyurl..com/77hurt3 (add the http and erase dot)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djjonastybe:
Dear community,

I made a AOSP developer environment for VMWare Workstation 8 or latest VMWare Player (free).

You can easily compile AOSP ROMs without having to set the whole thing up.

You can use this VMWare image as a base to build AOSP ROMs. Imade it for those having trouble getting it to work or maybe if you don't have time to set it up properly. Well if you are downloading this you might have a good reason!

This kit is Google Nexus ready! You can easily compile a AOSP ROM without knowing a line to code.

This VMWare image is:

- ICS ready

- Gingerbread ready

- Fully updated

- Ubuntu 10.04 LTS

- Eclipse SDK + ADT

- Android Kitchen

- Froyo and lower is not supported.

PASSWORD: root

Download link:

Part 1 - Stable v1

Part 2 - Stable v1

Part 3 - Stable v1

Image is extracted, where do I start?

Continue from this link

Donation

Donations are always welcome!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Homer314:
Really really really thanks to you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evostance:
Great idea. Only one issue.

Any chance we can get some other mirrors?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Oh come on, you asking for donations for this? you looking to buy a nexus and need help?

"Compile a rom without knowing a line of code?" Things can get messy with building you know.

How about informing people what branch is the repo tracking, or what commits will they have to get to sucessfully build..like oprofile (if not on master branch), gtest, slang..not to speak how to use gerrit or git..

It's great you spent time putting all this together, uploading it.. but there's really more to it than just linking to source.android.com.

Also, one last thing, why did you pull gingerbread tree when this is a sub forum/thread for galaxy nexus, which is ICS native?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
FYI, Google says that to build AOSP in a VM, at least 16GB of RAM is recommended.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spences10:
I managed fine with 4gb on my work machine, for some reason though Virtual Box wont build it on my laptop at home

Going to try this method, op thanks for this do I need all three links? or is that three mirrors?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpalo:
Huge thanks, will definitely help lots of people get started in ROM development.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chirality:
On your work machine, are you doing the build on the bare metal or in a VM?

I've kind of suspected that Google may be overstating things a bit when they said 16GB minimum for a VM, but never had a chance to test it out myself...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] veescript:
Can you please upload to Megaupload or Multiupload please??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shenye:
It's not hard to set up an environment....a quick google will give you about 5 commands that you can run and you're ready to start syncing with the AOSP repository. And tbh, I personally prefer VirtualBox over VMWare.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djjonastybe:
I assigned 4GB and 8 cores to my virtual machine and it was done in less than half an hour on a 2630QM

More mirrors are coming. I am currently working on making the VMWare image smaller in general!

I will possibly take out most applications which are not related to development. I might also take out libreoffice and other big softwares as most of you can install libreoffice etc on your host machine.

I promise I will make everyone happy here! But understand why it's taking so long. I am currently having exams in university. You have to understand that comes first!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] casca_the_immortal:
This would be useful if you didn't have to wait 12 hours (literally) to download it. Can't donate or download when 12 hours is the price tag. It's too much time. Get the files up on a faster file share and I'll download and donate for sure. It's a great idea and I appreciate it, but 33k a second xfers isn't going to cut it for me :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonnydopemsr:
I totally understand that one! Thank you for this and hope your exams go/went well!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stringbean82:
Superb! thanks a lot
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dfube:
Doesn't it say to use 16gb of ram+swap?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mbroeders:
No, I build it on my machine with 4GB of ram (and no swap due to an error ;) ). Haven't tried it in VMware or Virtualbox though, but you don't need 16 GB of ram.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Thatgrass:
Amazing!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yyz71:
+1 :good:
[HTC Desire S] spagmuff:
After upgrading to 2.3.5 + Sense 3.0, my phone takes about 2 minutes to boot up (as opposed to about 40s before the update) The majority of the boot procedure shows the Vodafone logo.

Does anyone else with a Vodafone-branded Desire S with the latest update experience this? Is there a way to reduce the time?

PS, the quick boot has always been disabled, so it isn't that.

Thanks in advance.
[HTC Desire S] korenisko:
Mine too. It is ok
[HTC Desire S] courghan:
I had the same issue with my unbranded Desire S. I already had a post on this. It went back to fast boot times without me doing anything after a couple of days. The only think I may have done was uninstalling some unneeded applications and updates other ones.
[HTC Desire S] .:ArMinO:.:
I have this same issue. I have stock ROM with no changes. After upgrading to version 2.3.5 is boot time about 3 minutes long.. I cleaned applications, updated them, but with no effect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evostance:
I've made my own boot animation for the nexus which I will share, however I need to iron out a few kinks.

1) Even though my images and my desc file are set to 720x1280 I get a green line down the left hand side of my animation. Any ideas?

2) I want this too loop until the phone is ready to boot like the stock animation. Setting the loop to zero like on the stock animation puts the phone into a state where the boot animation just won't stop. I was able to adb to my phone and flash the default animation back though.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Straaw:
hi guys, here is the problem :

i've try to flash criskelo rom via recovery and when i boot it stuck on boot image so i've try to flash stock rom via odin but odn don't recognize my sgs2.

helllp
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
USB drivers ??

Recovery mounts and storage FORMAT cache data system sdcard .

Remove battery

boot to download mode

Flash stock rom via Odin .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hughfollett:
Try to re-flash your rom...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluefa1con:
can you access recovery?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fauzin:
+1

I have same problem... I can go to download mode but odin doesnot recognize my phone .. upperleft does not go green ... help
[Desire HD Android Development] Rooks:
Hello everybody, in last few days i've been worried much about internet on my phone. Because i was having problems with my router's wi-fi broadcaster. So i decided to set up an adhoc network with my laptop. But my DHD refused to even detect it. So i searched for solution and was quiet astonished to see that all DHD custom roms are out of options for adhoc network support. So i searched for solutions and here is the outcome for my efforts.

DHD Support for AdHoc Networks................

How to:

1- Download zip file

2- Boot into recovery (not bootloader)

3- flash zip file

Now your DHD is supposed to detect and connect adhoc networks.

Note: Set your adhoc network's security to WEP (at least 10 or 13 characters)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ms2003:
NT uses a 12pin micro USB cable as NC, it seems a special standard, if we use standard 5pin micro USB, only connect to computer is OK, but seems have some trouble to charge, could we find any replacement one?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] kes00601:
You'll need to purchase from B&N (unless somebody else can find another source). It is unique. If you look at it, the connector not only has 12 pins, but is longer. The extra length is what initiates contact for charging.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] donbowman:
Although its slower to charge attached to the PC (500mA instead of 2A), it does charge. I left mine overnight and it was fully charged using a standard micro-usb cable.

My Samsung Galaxy Tab is like this. There is a software work around that makes it charge faster over USB (see http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1323957). This gives hope that someday we get similar functionality.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] HMG10:
I have heard it will only charge on PC via USB if the screen is off. Otherwise, it uses too much power to really charge it.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] salvachn:
What would happen if I put the USB port into a power adapter? I use them to charge my phones when I don't have access to my laptop's USB ports.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] HMG10:
Make sure it provides the correct amount of power first.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ms2003:
only the output will affect? if i found a charge head that provides 2A output will it work?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] SoonerLater:
FWIW...

I tried using the official Nook cord with an Apple iPad (2 amp) usb charger. The NT never indicated that it was charging.

I tried using a quality micro USB cord with an iPad charger and with the official Nook charger, but it never indicated that it was charging.

I haven't tried a standard micro USB cord to a PC (yet).

So far, only official Nook cord and official Nook charger work for me. Alas.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] xecuter:
using the nook cord here with my htc phone charger. all works well
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] spawn174:
None of my generic USB cords work.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] dmoisan:
USB Extension cables appear to work with charger

I tried a USB extension cable with the Nook charger and it does work. That means, I think, that the A end of the USB is standard.

I know nobody wants to sacrifice the Nook cable but I'm surprised no one has done this yet. I thought at least the Nook Color cable would be cross-compatible with the NT and someone would have buzzed out the Color cable by now.

There's the bi-color charge LED, but I can't see how they could put a charge chip in there; no room.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] johninsf:
This cable is unique....and poorly constructed/misaligned to the 2 prong AC adapter. The USB does not fully insert into the AC Adapter. If not perfectly placed/propped while plugged in to charge, the NT does not charge or charges slowly.

My remedy has been to move the NT closer to the plug so that there is little to no bend in the cable leading to NT.

Will B&N send another if I request online/call? Or, must I unroot and go to a B&N?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] dragon_76:
I have an Apple USB extender between the Nook wall plug and USB cable. Charges fine.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] zmobie:
Yeah, it's terrible. I don't have any charging issues, but the misalignment causes a ton of electricity to leak, so don't leave it on a couch or a fuzzy blanket unless you want (shockingly) pleasant surprises for hours. I wish they would make an all-in-one-piece as well (do they? would be a good add-on). Sheesh, poor design.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] jimmysuggs:
With the billions and billions of 3rd party cords out there, it seems amazing that none exist for the nook tablet. I don't really wanna pay 30 bucks for a backup charger.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] bustergonad:
2mA too much?

I noticed that the official Nook charger output is rated at 1.9mA - I've just bought a generic 2.0mA USB plug adapter and am hoping that it will work with the existing Nook USB cable. I'm hoping the extra 100mA won't fry the thing...
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] bscythe:
The extra pins in the Micro end of the Nook USB cable are used to support the higher power draw of the Nook when charging at full rate (2.0A) since the max rated current of a Micro-USB connector is only 1.8A. I am sure they also use the additional pins to make the cable proprietary and possibly also control the bi-color LED. The extra pins are set further into the connector so that they do not cause compatibility problems with standard Micro-USB cables.

In addition to this, the charger brick that comes with the Nook has its Data lines shorted, to each other I believe, to indicate to the Nook that it is plugged into an adapter and not a computer.

The combination of those two things is what is needed for the Nook to charge at its full charge rate. Since the USB A end of the cable is a standard 4-pin design, extension cables that offer all 4 pins/wires will work fine.

The Apple adapter (even the 2.0A version) will not work because it uses a voltage divider (couple of resistors) on the data lines to indicate to the iPod/iPhone what style charger it is (1.0A or 2.0A). One of the data lines is held at 2.1V and the other at 2.7V. Depending on which one (D+ or D-) is at what voltage determines what style charger it is. So the Nook does not recognize the "non-zero" voltage values on the data lines and assumes it is a PC, so it will only charge at 500mA.

Other vendors power bricks use the same "short the data lines" trick as the Nook adapter so several others will work. I believe as mentioned already in this post that HTC uses this same method.

WARNING​

Be careful though because if the adapter is rated at less than 2.0A (e.g. 1.0A) you could cause damage or fire. I am not sure if the Nook will slow down charging if it detects the charge voltage dropping if it is trying to pull too much power out of an underrated supply.

If you really want to use your Apple IPad adapter with your Nook Color/Tablet cable you could modify a USB A/A extension cable to disconnect the Data lines and then tie together only the data lines on the side of the cable that will go to the Nook. Again, this can be dangerous, I can not take any responsibility if you attempt to do this.

USB A/A Extension Cable
[ ] GND ----------------------------------------------------- GND [ ]
[ ] D+ ------} <-tied to D- cut and taped-> D+ [ ]
[ Nook ] D- ------} <-tied to D+ cut and taped-> D- [ Adapter ]
[ ] +5V ----------------------------------------------------- +5V [ ]
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] silentheero:
AdamOutler has confirmed that it will charge on any usb cable, but the tab must be off and it will not show signs of charging. I'm pretty sure that this was charging from the computer.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20905962&postcount=190
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Montisaquadeis:
Has anyone else had issues with the end that plugs into the nook bending out of place and preventing the cable from working? Since its the cable that is not working and since the tab is still under warranty can I take it back and get the cable replaced for free?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Bobcat001:
Ahhh... So we can't use a generic power brick or car charger and have the NT charge at full rate (unless we also muck with the USB cable). Thanks for this info!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] acanfield:
I just successfully charged my NT with my Kindle DX wall charger and cable. It went from 76% to 100% very quickly in fact.