yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] nikola360:
i discovered that you can put initrd.gz and Zimage where you want the important is that the rootfs.ext2 is on "good position" (linux/rootfs.ext2) for exemple i put initrd.gz and Zimage in "Ubuntu boot" forder and if i want try other kernel i copy the same initrd.gz (it has the directory of rootfs) and new Zimage (the kernel that i want try) in another forder....them i set magldr "AD SD boot" for the forder that i prefer.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] rikusuicide:
are you developing kernels on your own?
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] domimatik:
Sad that Wifi doesn't work.

Anyway, its bootable via MAGLDR :D
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] nikola360:
no i'm not developer, i just post modded .ext2 here.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] rikusuicide:
then is this kernel from 2010? i have seen it on wiki.

and no new kernel after such an long time ?
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] Burag:
Is there any way to make WiFi work? :(
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] nikola360:
i think we must wait Ubuntu 0.4
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] rikusuicide:
whats with the kernel?
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] nikola360:
you must use the kernel into the .rar for USBH, if you want use touchscreen (but it works bad) you can replace its zImage with an Android's zImage (the USBH will not work)....
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] GoldRenard:
It works nice with this kernel and this xorg.conf:

Section "Monitor"
Identifier "Monitor0"
Mode "480x800"
DotClock 0
HTimings 480 480 480 480
VTimings 800 800 800 800
Flags "-HSync" "-VSync"
EndMode
EndSection

Section "Device"
Identifier "fbdev"
Driver "fbdev"
Option "ShadowFB" "on"
Option "Rotate" "CW"
Option "RandRRotation" "true"
EndSection

Section "Screen"
Identifier "Framebuffer"
Device "fbdev"
Monitor "Monitor"
DefaultFbBpp 16
SubSection "Display"
Depth 16
Modes "480x800"
EndSubSection
EndSection

Section "InputDevice"
Identifier "htcleo-ts"
Driver "evdev"
Option "Device" "/dev/input/event0"
Option "InvertY"
Option "SwapAxes"
Option "Calibration" "972 4 569 15"
EndSection

Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "Builtin Default Layout"
Screen "Framebuffer"
InputDevice "htcleo-ts"
EndSection
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] nikola360:
is it in portrait?
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] GoldRenard:
It is in landscape (right hand). You can customize xorg.conf as you please.

If you want change it to left-hand landscape:

Change:

Option "Rotate" "CW" to Option "Rotate" "CCW"

Option "InvertY" to Option "InvertX"

If you want change it to portrait, just comment next options:

#Option "Rotate" "CW"

#Option "InvertY"

#Option "SwapAxes"
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] rikusuicide:
ty for your work:)

can you get wifi working:(??

THIS WOULD BE AWESOM!!!
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] GoldRenard:
Sorry, no. I have no skills in such developments.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] domimatik:
My phone is stuck at GO GO GO if I use your zImage.

Do you have a solution to this?

Edit:

Found a solution...waiting
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] GoldRenard:
Btw, if you want to see the loading screen, you can use one of the attached initrd for each screen orientation (portrait, left or right hand). During the boot will be shown the standard loading screen of Ubuntu 10.10.

Rename to initrd.gz
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] domimatik:
Thanks alot, youre doing great work :)
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] ricky886:
I can't boot in. It also auto reboot in 5 seconds:confused:
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] Robbie P:
Check post #6

Hope it works for you.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] ricky886:
Change the zImage to marc1706's 2.6.35.14 Sense Kernel

Touch screen work(but have problem)
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] floating_point_unit:
I just want to say that it should be very easy to make both touchscreen and wifi work (and also sound, by the way) by using different kernel (linux_on_wince_htc, a.k.a "EVO 4G" kernel on htc-linux.org). Hell, I've done it with Debian. The price for that is broken usb host.

I'm almost ashamed that I'm stuck with 2Gb microsds, otherwise it would be done long time ago. There really is popular demand for this Ubuntu to work with MAGLDR, and I'm actually surprised no one else did it (even despite usb host issue).

fpu
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] sado1:
What about making a minimal Debian build (cause it's better suited for customization) - just xorg, some light WM, terminal, browser, and all these hd2 linux tools from existing HD2 Ubuntu. I guess it could fit on your SD. It's something I was going to suggest anyway, when a MAGLDR-friendly version arrives, because I'm a fan of configuring my system just the way I want it to be. Someone else might catch up and release Ubuntu build based on your work, too. The downside is, you probably don't want to delete your stuff from SD, which you would probably need to do anyway.

Another option - SD cards are cheap nowadays, and our community is generous :)
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] rikusuicide:
I would help too, be a beta or alpha tester we need just a def who work on it:)
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] sado1:
You were right, Wifi and touchscreen worked almost immediately after switching to evo kernel for me. Xorg.conf needs to be tweaked a bit (got recognized as touchpad with inverted axes), I'm not sure if wifi firmware is included so I added it... that's all I needed. Works both on MAGLDR and CLK (by using fastboot boot kernel initrd). Sound probably needs more tweaking (adding proper .acdb file, maybe something else?), not sure if 3G works, I was too lazy to test it out.

I also tried to boot 11.10 but the version of udev which is included needs a >=2.6.38 (or .39?), which isn't yet ported for HD2 - I guess udev downgrade to the one from 10.10 might be another option.

I really hope someone more skilled gets on the issue, since lots of people would want desktop Linux running but don't want HARET and WM for it. It really looks like it was easy to fix.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] rikusuicide:
Hey Sado1 can you give me a howto with clk would be nice:D
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] hartleyshc:
Can you post the evo4g kernel youre using? Went to grab the latest autobuild, and theres 3 different leo/evo builds, i just got the "latest" one with no date in the name. Touch is working, wifi is not. Not sure about user/pass to try out 3g. Copied over the xorg.conf posted earlier in this thread and touch is working perfectly. Now I just need some sort of wireless connection. (3g/Wifi)
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] sado1:
With just changing the kernel (I compiled it myself but with autobuild one you should be fine) I had the same, but to make WiFi work I needed to add kernel modules and wifi firmware to rootfs. I'm not sure which option worked but I copied firmware to /etc/firmware (as Android usually needs it there) and to /lib/firmware (as Linux usually looks for it there). You can get the firmware from just any Android rom with wifi support. (in zipfile in system/etc/firmware) Wiki should tell you how to install the modules, they go to /lib/modules/exact-kernel-name. As for 3G, you just need APNs for 3G (they're likely to call it "internet APNs" as opposed to "wap APNs"/"mms APNs") from your provider, most likely to Google somewhere. Check your national Android forums, I expect there should be some pinned topic with these. User and pass is usually blank.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] d3viou5:
I am running an SD version of Android and WP7 on nand. Will this version of ubuntu even boot like this? I don't see why it wont. Can I install the Evo kernel without messing up WP7? Assuming this is even possible, can someone post the necessary files to get this up and running? I can live without Wifi, but the touch screen and USB host is pretty important. I wouldn't have the first clue about compiling kernels, having read a bunch of stuff about it. I have tried to install the SD version running under chroot and access via VNC, but am having problems with that as well! It was never this hard to get linux running on my old G1. Why is this so hard?
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] sado1:
This is so hard because no one of the devs wants or has time to make it easier. Unfortunately, usb host is broken on evo kernel, so you're out of luck. Wifi and touchscreen is easy to do though, if you have some basic Linux terminal knowledge. You just need to use the ubuntu rootfs and initrd from this topic, but download evo kernel from wiki (look for evo kernel autobuild, no need to compile I think), copy modules and firmware to the inside of rootfs, see my previous posts for details. I won't make a howto because it'd be much easier to make an updated image (I'm not going to to that either, sorry), and a howto would be too hard to understand for non-Linux guys anyway. And Linux guys can just follow instructions for modifying rootfs on wiki.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] hartleyshc:
I'll be posting my files once I get wifi working. System is still pretty stock. Running evo kernel, so it'll have touch and wifi but not usbhost.

Sent from my XDA HD2.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] rikusuicide:
Wow nice :D

Can someone explain me how to get this working on Clk ?? Sorry i just need help...
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] sado1:
Just do this, you need to have rootfs in /sdcard/linux/, and initrd and kernel in some folder on your PC.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] rikusuicide:
Hey i need the evo kernel for wifi and Touchscreen?? Sorry guys I am a big noob :(

You said in your post that you wont write a howto or make a new img...

Sorry for my bad english.....
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] hartleyshc:
Just want to give an update that I haven't forgotten to upload my files. I have a newborn so you parents out there will understand I need a few more weeks before I have any free time to finish this small project. Will hopefully upload the files next month unless someone else wants to beat me to it.

Sent from my XDA HD2.
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] FEO1:
trying to boot unbuntu for hd2 from magldr 1.13 starts to load after about 15 minutes than reboots,then starts to load again what am i doing wrong.

thanks
[HD2 Ubuntu Development] ricky886:
What's news about the kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 007shaolin:
Did anyone got an fpse opengl plugin working on our super Note?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ratcom:
wrong section my friend ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kalavere:
Wrong forum and wrong section.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Benji1983:
completely wrong ^^
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Earthbrain:
Does the status bar disappear when you view a movie ? I like to have full 1280 x 800 resolution without the annoying status bar. I hope that it only shows when you tab on the movie and disappear when in playing mode.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
Yes. The bar fades away to black, with the buttons reducing to very dimly lit dots.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] adinis78:
how/where do you get movies?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Earthbrain:
May the force of Kim Dotcom be with you.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] EarlZ:
But it does not give us full screen view?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] adinis78:
i meant legaly, i dont mind purchacing them as long as they can be played on the tab with no issues. How do user here get their movies on their tab.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
I would use Samsung's media hub, if it ever worked for me (I have NEVER had media hub work, on every Samsung device I have ever owned). But even then, there's no guarantee they'll have a big enough selection or that they'll have what you're looking for.

No wonder people just do a Google search for whatever they're looking for, and then just get it from whoever has it, legal or not...
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] adinis78:
my understanding is that media hub only works on NA versions of the tab (tmobile, att) i have the original tab and when i flashed the european rom to enable calls i media hub would no longer work. I know we can get movies via the market with the 7.7 but only as rentals.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] burhanistan:
Depends on the aspect ratio of the video. Most will be letterboxed if you want to see the full picture. Most all video players have zoom options that will fill the screen, but then that will tend to cut off parts of the sides of most videos.

One option, if you don't want to be a pirate, is to convert DVDs using Handbrake, then upload them to your tab however you like uploading files.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] adinis78:
ok i think i will try itunes to porchuse my content as it seems thats the only legal way to do so. my question to you guys that already play movies on the tab, what should i be looking for? any size restrictions? formart restrictions? it seems i can only get the standard version of the movie, as it states that in order to get the hd version my pc has to be windows 7 and have HDCP components, :-(
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Masterface7:
Back to the original question, No the status bar does not go away when watching videos. As Jade Eyed Wolf said it fades to black so as not to take your eye away from the image but it still takes up screen resolution and your videos get resized accordingly. I think this is a limitation of honeycomb and in ics hopefully it will completely disappear during full screen events like video watching. I have read online somewhere that a hide status bar apk might work but i am not exactly sure how.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] burhanistan:
There's still a blank space in full-screen mode on ICS on my OG 7". Rather than the faint dots, it's just full black. Again, I think with the aspect ratio of these things there's going to be deadspace in most videos anyway unless you zoom and crop.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] EarlZ:
Wish it can do full screen so at least screen aging becomes uniform
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Masterface7:
For normal videos yes but i still wish it was an option, things like older 4:3 videos get shrunk by the bottom bar and full screen activities like games and book reading loses space becuase of it too.

edit: just found Hide Bar it requires root so i haven't tried it yet. Also different bar hider app in market ,third bar hider

I have no idea if these things work with touchwiz at all. Try at your own risk.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
You should have no issues with being able to playback full HD content where you can get it, even with very high bitrates of 9mbit/sec and such. Fortunately, the 7.7 is very good at being able to playback lot's of different formats, not least of which include DivX, h.264, VC1, MP4, etc. It's also very robust in terms of what containers you have them in too, so .avi, .mkv, .m4v, and a bunch of others should play fine. I think even .wmv works too.

Your only size restriction is the fact that only FAT32 is natively supported for the external storage, so that limits you to a 4GB file size. I know that there are some tricks to being able to mount NTFS external storage, but it's a bit of a hassle, and requires root.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] adinis78:
Thanks for that but I tried a rental from itunes and it didn't play. I even tried several other players from the market
[TouchPad General] tbob18:
Just a heads up. Edge is absolutely phenomenal on the Touchpad. :D
[TouchPad General] nos2k5:
Hi, how did you manage to get Edge (EX?) running properly?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22066083#post22066083
[TouchPad General] tbob18:
Oh, missed that thread. Oops. Green screen? Do you have Chainfire installed perhaps?

I installed it without issues and it works great, I am running the latest ClassicNerd with BrickedKernel.
[TouchPad General] nos2k5:
No, chainfire is not installed. Would i need it?
[TouchPad General] tbob18:
No, I was just wondering since it can cause issues. But for me Edge works with and without it.
[TouchPad General] _Motoki_:
Edge EX is also working fine for me on CM9 Alpha 0.6. I didn't do anything special, it just worked.

*ETA: Which version of CM9 are you running? Version 0 and 0.5 had an issue with some games that has been fixed in 0.6
[TouchPad General] nullkill:
Whole pack is amazing so far. Goo is just amazing and fun same for osmosis and edge is a nail biter. Haven't tried the last on but assuming its half as good as the other three your in for a treat its also the biggest at 150 megs. They all load and play fine on cm9 6
[TouchPad General] nos2k5:
BrickedROM v3
[TouchPad General] thekillingtree:
my only issue is that i noticed it doesn't show up in the android market as being installed. however i was able to get to an 'update' option which then said 'you cannot update this app because you did not purchase it'. is there a way to install apps thru the marketplace when you've purchase them elsewhere (sounds ridiculous to me).

i had this happen when i wanted to update an app that i had paid for thru the market quite a long time ago and i ended up clearing the market cache and reinstalling the app with no problems. however, this doesn't fix the issue with these games.
[TouchPad General] _Motoki_:
You won't be able to update through the market right now. Osmos and Edge have in app prompts built in to check for updates and allow you to download them. Updates for the other two will be posted to your humble bundle download url and they are working on making a Humble app that does install through the market and checks for updates

http://humble.assistly.com/customer/portal/articles/332858-humble-bundle-for-android-faq
[TouchPad General] DJ1994:
I have a question. How do we get updates for these apps?
[TouchPad General] thekillingtree:
Oh right on. Thanks for the info.
[TouchPad General] _Motoki_:
Short answer is go back to the same page you downloaded from and updates will be posted there.

If you want to check if there is and update you can check the game's Google market page. If an update is available, the update button will appear, but you won't be able to use it.

You can also check the Humble Bundle's Twitter feed as they have been posting there when updates are made available:

http://twitter.com/humble

Eventually, there will be a separate Humble Bundle app that checks all your Humble games for updates and downloads them if there are any, but that app is not out yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldi3rxx:
So I just flashed trinity kernel 384 and running AOKP Milestone 3, any recommendations to improve battery life or setting I should know about?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] nthornton1990:
What exactly does cm9 offer that makes it better than ics? I haven't done to much research into it. I'm just curious.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KCRic:
I take it you've never used any CM build before?

Both are AOSP. The difference is that CM adds extra functionality to the OS, smooths it out, removes clutter and bloat and allows for a more uniform foundation to build apps and themes on that usually are able to work across various phone models and brands.

With standard Android, e.g. ICS, what you get is what you get. It's like buying an HP vs. barebones setup. You can make the HP look a little different and have some flexibility with it but not much beyond upping the RAM. With barebone setups you can choose to never install Windows, get whatever RAM you want, different processor, cooling, GPU, more ports, and so on. Obviously those are hardware customizations, CM doesn't give you extra hardware. However the concept is the same. Maybe someday we'll be able to install different hardware into our phones:D When that day comes, you can bet CM will be right there supporting it.

Simply put, Android is free like an American citizen is free. CM is free like a guy living on his own island.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] nthornton1990:
Thank you that definitely clears that up. But yeah I went from an infuse 4G to the epic touch and neither of them had/have cm so I didn't have the opportunity to use it at all. But again thank you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] QeneX:
Hi, is there a way to increase the ingame font size of Gameloft HD games? Beacause I ported 2 games to HVGA for me, but the font is too small.
[Kindle Fire General] cruel91:
I am using Gr6 Modaco (basses on 6.2.2). I also flash lastest kernel.of intersecrReven and apply V6 SuperCharger. I just notice that I cant install some apps such as find differences, xda premium and fieldrunners hd. I got the error message on title
[Galaxy S II General] gemini8026:
Hey guy. Just curious if anyone has any recommends for cleaning the mechanical home button. I dont get a good clean "click" , but moreso of a mushy touch due to either sweat or coffee or whatever may have gotten in there.

Works fine, but I dont want to pull apart the phone and risk damage. Any tips?!?
[Galaxy S II General] karendar:
Dunk it in water! It always works for me! haha

Kidding of course. ;) I suggest cleaning the crud around the button first with a flexible piece of plastic (Thin pry tool or a bent straw might do the trick). Adding any liquid in there might be risky... There are some dissasembly threads out there too which could help you get to the contacts, but it's not a job I recommend doing unless you're really comfortable with opening phones. I've botched an iphone 2G doing this before, so... ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Elythor:
I recommend using high-percentage isopropyl alcohol (IPA). Avoid using water-ed down stuff. The IPA will evaporate quickly so it will not cause issues. IPA also cleans off organic residue very well as well. Make sure you do this at well-ventilated area because the fumes don't do good things to you.

Using lint-free cloth/paper for some good old physical scrubbing is good as well.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] jblanc:
Here is the official rom jBroid.

After my jBroid LA6 stock rom and my jBroid Edition 1, i post my custom rom on LP1 (TRR releases) : first ICS rom on N7000 with jBroid Engine (fastest ics rom, full optimization)

THIS IS A BETA EDITION WITH TWEAKS AND OTHERS OPTIMIZATIONS IN TEST.

Edition 3.0

Base ICS beta TRR

Modem LP1

MultiCSC

Kernel CF-Root by Chainfire

jBroid Engine v2.0 (first engine for ics...)

Download

UPLOADING... SO WAIT PLZ

Installation:

Recovery method

- Put the file on your SD card

- Restart in recovery

- Flashing jBroid Edition ROM

- Make a full wipe

- Restart

Credits:

Team Rocket Rom for their rom

Chainfire for his kernel
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] jblanc:
Post Reserved
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] jblanc:
Post Reserved for future
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] jblanc:
reserved for future
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] jblanc:
again reserved.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] robertberma:
he this one i downloaded it, browser and swype includid? joke
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] pachi72:
Does this rom fix the lack of 24-bit color and artifacts problems?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] xenkato:
Well, us a fun of extra lite roms your rom is amazing for being the 1st edition.

Its very fast and responsive.

The only problem so far is that in sounds are only stock ringtones not showing my ringtones.

Any solution?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] chasmodo:
As another fan of lite ROMs, I'd like to try yours. However, would you mind clarifying a couple of points for me, please?

Judging by your installation instructions this is a no-wipe ROM?

It would be very nice of you if you'd post a list of removed apps from the system?

Thanks for another Lite ROM.:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] audioph1le:
Some Benchmark points and Screenshots?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] hammer31:
Need full wipe??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] Darsy:
Loop Bootscreen...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] nico53laval:
Same for me.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] D.two:
Enfin une Rom Française....ça fait plaisir !

Merci pour le partage Jblanc.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Android Development] kalak900:
salut les gars

un petit mot d encouragememt pour vous motiver ;-)

Je vais tester la custom des qu elle sera accessible (pas réussi depuis votre site.

pensez à garder du bon sens à la rom.

Thank you for this mates. Work hard, be clever and you ll succeed.