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[Android Apps and Games] WolfV2:
It works great on my Kindle Fire running CM9. As others have said, it's not the best use of screen space - on my phone it's hardly usable, but on the Fire it's a big enough screen to be very nice, just like the real thing.
[Android Apps and Games] TheBadFish:
I was waiting for this since I own my Nexus S. Thank you so much for doing this.

Do you think it would be possible, to make this emu Voyage200 capable? It is the same hardware like the 89 but with a bigger screen and especially more keys.
[Android Apps and Games] WaveMaster1406:
This is a great work! But the resolution is very small on my Desire HD.
[Android Apps and Games] Squarex:
Great! It would be nice if it fills all the screen.
[Android Apps and Games] aquaphx:
wow this is a nice app. no need to bring calc anymore
[Android Apps and Games] ZeroManArmy:
This is not my app. XD I am just posting this so people know its out there.
[Android Apps and Games] sacall:
New version 0.0.5

V0.0.5 just uploaded to market

Zoom mode and vibrator on/off options.

Performance improvements

Donate link.

Thanks to the developer.
[Android Apps and Games] ZeroManArmy:
I just found this on the main page! XD That is pretty cool! Thank the developer and XDA!
[Android Apps and Games] crimeslunk:
The new update just broke the caclulators display on my E4GT running ICS on FB 27 and 21 kernels. Do you have a copy of the old version I could grab?
[Android Apps and Games] ZeroManArmy:
I do not. Sorry
[Android Apps and Games] MikeKnoop:
Excellent! The only trouble I had with the application is the keypad.

Would you consider adding key-down images when keys are depressed? Something like this would really help prevent accidental clicks on the smaller keypad.

This also implied that the key would not actually "click" until key-up (where right now it clicks the key as soon as you touch the screen).

Mike
[Android Apps and Games] onyx00:
Great app. I had some issues with loading the ROM and getting "Illegal Instruction" at the top and then the thing just went south from there and no longer could do anything. Upon a subsequent use, the issue appeared to be gone and all was fine.

Otherwise seems to work well, great app!
[Android Apps and Games] pressytcn:
Is it possible to install apps on it if so how do i do it?
[Android Apps and Games] Ham duden:
I second this! Would love to be able to install the finance app!
[Android Apps and Games] jean15paul:
I just came across this thread looking for the answer to the questions above. Has anyone figured out how to load ti-89 apps within this emulator?

Update: I emailed the dev directly and got an answer. You can load apps! Here's the email he sent me.

Pressing the back button didn't bring up the menu for me, but I hit the menu button and selected "Send File" and chose the app. I had to wait a good 5 or 10 minutes (probably varies with the app). But it worked! Now the app is listed with the rest of the included apps (FYI, I'm running the TI-89 Titanium ROM, but it should work the same with the base TI-89 ROM also.)
[Android Apps and Games] SonicTab:
That's great, thanks.

What about if you write a Ti Basic program on the emultor, can it be transferred out?
[Android Apps and Games] Jay_9090:
Hi all,

I Searching App of TI-89 Emulator compatible Android 14... 😬
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thehatedone:
Hi ,

I just installed the GALAXYMOD from the forums of XDA by Ajajjohn. Unfortunately I m having a bit of trouble with it. It keeps crashing by saying Unfortunately system Ui is failer or something like that.

Anyone tried this??

Can u tell me how to rectify this.. its becoming really painful.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thehatedone:
Can someone also recommed a totally bloat free modified samsung firmware where only the bare minimum required stuff is there.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thehatedone:
Now my notification bar is also missing.. I dont know where or what i did wrong
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4038153:
Sorry to interrupt the dialogue you're having (with yourself ... trying to get your 10 posts so you can spam the development area?), but what is the "GALAXYMOD by Ajajjohn"?

Ohhh, finally found it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1482372

Some ROM based on leaked, buggy, unstable ... oh people get the point by now.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thehatedone:
U may have a point there.. but then again with the multitude of Roms and 2.3.xxxxxx's which is the best one becomes a method of trial and error..

Or if u have tried and found a stable non buggly highly effective rom with the following requirements please recommend so that I can go for it.

1) Gmail High Usage - COntinous Sync

2) Whatapp

3) Gtalk

4) Some non hd games

5) A battery non drainer that can atleast last 18-20 hrs with continous email sync on and say about 20-30 mins on call

I dont need any hubs or location services..

Please do recommend

PS: Whether I finish ten posts or not.. the same questions would be asked there too.. It really does not matter to me whether its there or here as long as I get an answer to it

FYI: I was on stock till now - This is the first rom i tried. So u can term me as Ultimate NOOB
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
nice stuff. btw can we install recovery without installing firefirefire bootloader first?.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
of course, but u will need firefirefire to get into recovery. but the order you do it in doesn't really matter
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
my kindle already have firefirefire and twrp, planning to test clockwork with stock bootloader expecting it will work without using fff. i guess i still need fff to boot into clockwork recovery, am i right?.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jmcoffey:
Or you can use a terminal emulator and type:

Su

Oem idme bootmode 5000
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
only do that, if you have clockworkmod
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
i heard we can boot into clockwork recovery via rom manager, what i want is the booting using power button in case something happened that i can't boot normally
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
u can use rom manager to do backups n restores n installs, but reboot to recovery option does not work in rom manager.

so install cwm, and firefirefire bootloader
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
ic. thanks..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chairshot215:
If using CM7 with TWRP installed, can this be used to just simply swich from TWRP to CWM. I'm sure there are many looking for this?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
yes sir! that was one of my motives! you can do all of this on your kindle fire, from any os.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
is it possible to add a script for installing a kernel?.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] fredspierson:
After installing cwm can't boot into twrp where my previous backups are done. Can you have both methods or have to reinstall twrp with gscript?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jmcoffey:
You have to reinstall.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
you can, but some kernels use different wifi drivers too, so its easier right now to flash kernels thru recovery. which kernel are you referring to?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
i'm referring to stock kernel and intersectRaven... i'm not good in adb, thats why i always prefer script just like your gscript or flashing through recovery... can u point me to the right direction how to flash kernel using recovery... i guess i need to compile in zip file with script/signed/etc...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] ndoren:
For quite a while IntersectRaven's kernels have been properly zipped for easy installation via TWRP or CWM. Just copy the .zip to your Kindle,and install via your recovery. His zip will automatically update the wifi driver, as well.

However, as a word of warning... PLEASE do a recovery-based backup of your system prior to installing any new kernel. If you don't like the new kernel's performance, you can reinstall the original kernel by restoring the /boot partition from the backup you made before installing the new kernel. Also since IntersectRaven's .zip will replace your original wifi driver, make a BACKUP of your original wifi driver in case you ever want to go back to your original kernel. To do this, use something like root explorer to copy /etc/wifi/tiwlan_drv.ko to /etc/wifi/tiwlan_drv.ko.orig. Then you can copy it back if you reinstall the original kernel.

By the way, IntersectRaven's kernel will only overclock newer CPUs that are internallly flagged as factory authorized to run at 1.2 Ghz. You will still see a performance improvement with his kernel compared to stock even at 1 Ghz. Neall
[Kindle Fire Android Development] dieandromeda:
^thanks for the clarification. btw can we use this apps to install supercharger?. there are .sh files included in supercharger pack. is there any precaution that i need to worry?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] paranoid android85:
this is awesome! thank you so much
[Kindle Fire Android Development] chairshot215:
Sorry, little late on the follow up question but just to be sure, if I have TWRP installed and looking to make the change to CWM I basically then would just install the APK, run the App and then just select the option to install CWM and call it a day????????
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
LOL Smirkit Thanks again for these very valuable and easy to use scripts. I've been using your older scripts as templates to flash TWRP 2.1.1 and Hashcodes new FFF without any issues but it's nice to have an updated script folder. Especially with it's new cool name, Smirkit I love it. :D

Btw, your OP says there's a scriptfile called install.sh in the folder but flash.sh is in the folder.

EDIT: Just looked at script and it looks like they refer back to flash.sh, so I would guess that's the one that should be in the folder.

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
indeed! sorry lol. fixed it.

this method is a little different. if u wanna add updates on ur own there are gonna be a few extra steps!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] webdroidmt:
Nah, I like the new Smirkit scripts. If I really need to update in a pinch to satisfy a flash frenzy, I'll just update the old scriptfiles. Thanks again.

EDIT: You know root browser works well with this but it tends to be flakey on giving permission every once in awhile. Sometimes, it'll just hang on executing, have to reboot and then it works??? Oh well, it does work and the price is right. LOL

Mike T
[Kindle Fire Android Development] worldwidepmp:
Updated version worked perfectly.

Sent From My Kindle Fiyah!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] koop1955:
I wanted to join in the chorus of those giving thanks for this. I had used the script with the files renamed, but having the proper naming is great. A wonderful tool set and a great contribution to the community.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xolanir:
Updated and smirkit worked well!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TahrirSquare:
Thanks man I've been holding off on updating TWRP especially because of the complicated procedure. I certainly appreciate you making life easier on all of us. Great work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soberarmy:
One question. Is TWRP better than CWM. I ask because you ommited it from your script. Ive used CWM on my vibrant since i got it 2 years ago, so im confortable with it but if TWRP is

safer

ill run the script. Thanks for making safe and easy for us.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
I wouldn't say better. its just that cwm on our fires "currently" don't support ics/3.0 kernel yet. hashcode is working on a new one which will support it and when he does I will add it in. this is the only reason I removed it for now.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] soberarmy:
Understand now. Cool thanks for your hard work.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] toe-rag:
Didn't work for me?

Followed the instructions to the "T"

ran the first for 1.4a -- root explorer - was granted root permission, then said the script was executed. Then did the same for 2.1.1 -- responded the same. I thought all was ok. except that each time the script ran it was just so fast.. without any other messages or response on the screen ..

rebooted and the old splash screen was still there (1.3) with green android above Kindle Fire.

what am I doing wrong?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jacewt:
You are using root explorer. It doesn't work. Use Root Browser as indicated on the first post.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] toe-rag:
OOPS! I thought it was to a "T"..

thanks all is well.. worked as advertized.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] MR2-MiKe:
this worked great. thanks for putting this together. I personally couldn't get RootBrowser to give me a prompt to run the script. I used ScriptManager instead and everything went smoothly.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gwwjpd:
I had the same issue with Root Browser. But Script Manager worked great for me too.

To the OP, I appreciate the time you took putting this thread together. :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mshnayde:
Hey guys can someone help me with getting this going. I never got the root screen. While researching this. The tab updated itself to the 6.3.1 . Is there anything to do now. I want to be able to run the google market and some apps. Maybe even watch the videos on amazon prime)? Is this all possible and still be able to go back to stock?

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Where do I find scriptmanager. I am. Not getting any option to run the scripts from root explorer? Can someone help me out? Thansk
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
u need root. if u got auto updated, u need to reroot.

grab script manager here

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=os.tools.scriptmanager

not sure if that'll work for u on stock os. I can upload it if u need me to.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] mshnayde:
Would you mind uploading the. Script manager Apk.

Also will I be able to go back to stock after rooting.? I am still confused by that.

Thanks
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
its in the op. for everyone who has issues with root browser, use script manager. yes u can go back stock if u choose
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xolanir:
Just wondering if smirkit is gonna be updated to the latest CWM that hashcode fixed for the new 3.0 kernel?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
I can if people want it. he made the flashable zip but if u like an organized way I can add it.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xolanir:
Thx brother! Saw the zip and flashed after I asked for smirkit. Worked well. I guess I just got used to the ease of using smirkit. :p
[Kindle Fire Android Development] jacewt:
I'd like to have it if you don't mind. If it's not too difficult. And for new people it really is the best way to get a recovery on their rooted kindles when you don't yet have a recovery installed.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Evo_Shift:
I ran the script through root browser to install twrp 2.1.1 and it said write to recovery failed. The script out screen said this

stderr:

not found

not found

not found

rev: not found

cut:not found

rev:not found

not found

not found

not found

not found

md5sum: not found

not found

not found

stdout:

installing twrp etc

(bunch of numbers)

(bunch of numbers)

(bunch numbers) tranfered etc...

flash to recovery failed

I have it so the folder is sdcard/smirtkit(and then inside are all the files just like in op) and using root browser

Edit - Well I tried it again using root explorer instead and it worked or else one of my previous attempts worked even though it said failed ( i never thought to try booting in after it said failed). Either way I am good to go. Weird but good :)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
Are you using a stock/rooted system? To be honest, I never tested it under these circumstances. I'm guessing it's missing busybox with the tools it needs to calculate the checksum, among other things.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sblood86:
Nah, Smirkis said that would't work in the OP anyway Kin; don't worry about it, the checksums are fine.

This was an issue before the checksums were even added.

Edit: still can't believe there was a forum debating removing the multiquote button :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
He said he tried root browser and root explorer after that. I'm confused though... it should have exited when it couldn't calculate the checksum, I don't understand how it got to the point of actually executing the dd command.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Evo_Shift:
Yeah, in fact I was using a stock rooted rom at the time. Not sure why that info was quoted about root explorer not working since I was using root browser like I was supposed to and only tried root explorer as a last resort and I didn't see anywhere in the OP that you needed to be on a certain rom combination.

Anyway, I got it flashed fine in the end so it doesn't matter to me anymore. Generally I use fastboot on my computer but at work this option was easier.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sblood86:
Sorry maybe I misread, on my way to work and only half awake lol...

The current fbmode root method doesn't use busybox (if I remember) so there is a chance there could be issues with that on a stock rooted rom... I won't be able to test that anytime soon with other projects but if that's the case we should probably require busybox if it's not.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] smirkis:
ill test this tonight on a bone stock rooted kindle. I just root differently and never use kfu. but ill use it n see how this is failing after..
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
I tried this out already, so you don't have to bother. The stock software doesn't have busybox installed. That means no rev or cut used to determine the name of the md5 file. We could have gotten rid of those in the script, but there's no md5sum, so it won't be able to calculate the checksum. I haven't looked into whether or not there's an easy way to get busybox installed, so this might be the dealbreaker for rooted/stock users.

Now it makes me wonder if MoDaCo has busybox...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xolanir:
Modaco doesn't have busybox. Do you think that will fix whatever issues people are having with the new recovery?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sblood86:
We should be able to install busybox manually; let me research it when I get off work, we've used in a few rooting methods for the ls670...
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
Thanks for the MoDaCo clarification.

I have no idea what issues people are having with recovery. TWRP and CWMR both have busybox available, so that's not an issue for them. I was referring to using smirkit on a rooted/stock device.

I was looking at the nfx distribution and that will install busybox, but it's missing a symlink to rev! In any case, I'm sure it wouldn't be tough to build an installable zip to get all these things into place. I just don't know how willing people would be to actually want to do this just to get smirkit running on their stock software. Now... if smirkit itself was to be packaged in that zip... that would be a different game altogether. Although that creates a potential problem for ROMs that have busybox installed already.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xolanir:
The issue was occurring when people on stock rooted ROM's, including Modaco aren't able to make backups with hashcodes newly developed cwmr touch. I tested both doomlord's and sblood's CWM, and both were able to make backups on the Modaco ROM that I'm currently running. :confused:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sblood86:
pretty sure there's another way to handle that besides a flashable zip wouldn't exactly work as we are trying to install recovery to flash stuff in the first place.

To clarify; is that the new version of my cwm or the old one prior to my importing the retouch code?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
Sorry, I have no idea. This is probably the wrong thread to hash out those problems though... looks like Hashcode is looking into it, but you already knew that.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] xolanir:
Yup. Thx!
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sblood86:
Someone with the time to play with stock or modoco; test this solution...

Download a busybox binary, you can find one in this zip (that's a root kit for the ls670 so just throw away everything other than busybox)

push to root of sdcard than try the following in a terminal

cat /sdcard/busybox /system/bin/busybox
chmod 4755 /system/bin/busybox

edit: you will of course need to run su first to gain root.

Than try the scripts again.

--

Special thanks to Drew Walton from Team Hydro for the above little bit of information (I decided I was too lazy to try to find it; Einstein said, "never commit to memory what you can look up in a book" and yes, Drew had to look it up somewhere himself). :D
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
Just a few things...

That link requires a login to access...

It might be easier to pull busybox out of the nfx distribution I mentioned earlier anyway.

I think you mean "cp" and not "cat" for that first command.

You'd also need a script to create the dozens of symlinks with the command names back to busybox... or I guess you could do it manually.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Sblood86:
haha, forgot about that, but yeah there's a few million places to get a busybox binary...

Either should work honestly

Yeah probably, somehow I didn't think that was as simple as he was saying but as I said I won't be able to test it myself. At anyrate symlinks aren't exactly hard, that can be done with a script as you said, which makes me think we should add a script to this here kit (install busybox).

Seems busybox has an install command as well, I expect this creates the symlinks you were referring to...

cd /system/bin
./busybox --install -s /system/bin

A variation of the above is used as a script in installing busybox for an ls670 rom I happen to have handy.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] kinfauns:
OK... this is what I did... I adb pushed busybox out of the nfx distribution to /sdcard, but couldn't copy it from /sdcard to /system/xbin/. Would you believe that the stock distribution doesn't include cp anywhere? Bizzarre...

I had to boot into TWRP just to use cp... so, got to adb shell and this is what I did...

su
cp /sdcard/busybox /system/xbin/
cd /system/xbin
chmod 4755 busybox
ln -s busybox [
ln -s busybox [[
ln -s busybox md5sum
ln -s busybox rev
ln -s busybox cut
ln -s busybox vi

Yes, I use vi.

I never realized [ is a treated like a command in shell scripts. Learn something new everyday. It also explains why the shell script was able to go through and actually execute the dd command.

Anyway, with the above modifications, the scripts will work.

smirkis, as it is now, I think you need to warn people in the OP that smirkit is not to be used in the rooted/stock configuration. It will bypass all the sanity checks and blindly attempt to write to the partition with whatever it has available. I'm guessing that some bad things could happen under the wrong circumstances. I'll try to figure out a way for it to exit gracefully under those conditions until we can figure something else out.

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I didn't think about using cat to copy... that's pretty old school, but I think you need to do it this way...

cat source > dest

... or it just dumps to stdout.

I had no idea busybox could self-install those symlinks. That command is right on.