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[Android Development on Bada] cristi.badoi:
Hey guys,

how did you managed to boot?

I have the old setup for froyo and old kernel, and I can't seem to get past logo screen. I changed the kernel with the new one compiles, and put the FS in the 2nd part.

What am I doing wrong?
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
this is exactly what we had already ever since rebellos gave the sources on last update, don't think anyone has gotten this kernel past that yet but thanks anyway (it's a newer kernel compared to what was being used for mike gapinski's videos) :P

- platform and probably kernel as well need mods since they are based on crespo (Samsung Nexus S)
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
And This is Mike Shared Via Twitter :D
[Android Development on Bada] cyber kamikaz:
@hero355 Maybe it's not the wave the lg swift or an other device ?

Mike is working on multiple devices..
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
well it's possible he either made progress or it's a different device, but the resolution doesn't match the display of any Samsung Wave or Bada device (the picture is 480x854, the Wave S8500 and S8530's displays are 480x800).
[Android Development on Bada] cyber kamikaz:
Sony Ericsson Xperia ray has this resolution
[Android Development on Bada] secretwhite:
Yes, probably its from xperia. But anyway, I asked him which phone
[Android Development on Bada] pawlakpl:
It is Xperia Neo V.

I wrote with him on Twitter . @pawlakpl
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
Ok.Sorry my fault :(
[Android Development on Bada] princepsp:
When will newer version will published?

(or i will try build PolishBlood for wave :S)
[Android Development on Bada] valerio65:
Guys, a little question... who is working to the project to port Ice Cream on Samsung wave?
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
Mike Gapinski is working ICS port to Wave

Rebellos Is working on modem driver
[Android Development on Bada] valerio65:
And do you think that this is the right time, or another project stopped, like the Alpha 2.2 Froyo on S8500?
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
No idea maybe DEV can answer your question :(
[Android Development on Bada] valerio65:
Ok don't worry... so i wait their questions! Thank u so much! :p
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
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[Android Development on Bada] valerio65:
But... Mike Gapinski doesn't exist! o.o
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
Please head to http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15870042&postcount=5 there are all your answers.
[Android Development on Bada] anghelyi:
Man, that was refrehing!
[Android Development on Bada] rags_2489:
hey in the last update video by mike while he was touching the screen he was moving some sort of cursor ?? what is that? we dont have touch like froyo right now or its for debugging purposes?
[Android Development on Bada] cyber kamikaz:
its for debugging purposes
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
Who Didn't see For You :cool:

[YOUTUBE]TTp_ZcbVQGs[/YOUTUBE]​
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
Just Now Audio Is working :) Tomorrow Keypad Will be fixed Maybe Said Mike ;)

[YOUTUBE]Q0p6_TU0bMA[/YOUTUBE]​
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Okay, here goes my stupid question Mike.

Since next challenge is making audio work, could you implement Mercurio's Voodoo sound enhancement for Wave's and Galaxy S's Wolfson audio chipset in ICS?

Great job by the way, thanks in advance.
[Android Development on Bada] Mirko9367:
any news?
[Android Development on Bada] Soxix:
If I remember well since 10th may :

- Iddle bug fixed

- Wifi is working

- Bluetooth is working

- 3.5 Jack is working

- SD card can be read but there is a problem when writing on it

- Rotation sensors works

- Sensors are detected by system

- Camera can be launched but doesn't work

- Front camera works (not sure)

- "Hardware" keys works, no need to have them (Menu,Back...) on screen

It is just enormous how Rebellos and Mike are working fast.
[Android Development on Bada] danlolasdad:
ive dual ported my wave 1 and installed fring is there a problem with it(fring) i havent read about. does the microphone work i phoned my brother and he phoned me but could Not hear each other ? he is in uk on a nokia im in ireland thanks guys.
[Android Development on Bada] rohit_95:
A little help in building kernel?

I have been trying to build a kernel from Rebellos' github, but have been unsuccessful so far.. The build.sh script works, but a zImage is nowhere to be found in /kernel/arch/arm/boot. I tried it on a LiveUSB of ubuntu. I will install it permanently and try again tomorrow. Any help would be great.
[Android Development on Bada] danlolasdad:
ive dual ported and wifi etc all works but why cant i use skype or fring ive downloaded and installed them with no issues but phone freezes when i try to use the apps thanks in advance ive asked this question already and im pretty sure its not a stupid one thanks
[Android Development on Bada] anghelyi:
Because right now there's no microphone driver in the kernel. Only audio output works, audio input doesn't.
[Android Development on Bada] danlolasdad:
thanks for the reply i knew about the modem i thought i was sorted for voip when i ported android oh well hopefully badadroid gets sorted sooner rather than later
[Android Development on Bada] jesssse1995:
Sorry if this has been asked before, but can I update my s8500 to bada 2.0 and still boot android on it whenever android for wave has been released?

I think I've read somewhere there is some kind of security to prevent this when you update to bada 2.0.
[Android Development on Bada] anghelyi:
Yes, you can. At least there's no problem with the current firmwares.
[Android Development on Bada] yakub234go:
will it support all the firmwares

or some particular BootFiles
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
Yes you can Use all FirmWare Since K5

You need To Change Only Bootloader Which Rebellos Shared
[Android Development on Bada] adfree:
Someone used this feature?

Can someone post please few Screenshots or Pics or few Results or something about bTerm... :confused:

Thanx... :)

bTerm Thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1298950

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
I'm using it for fastbooting zImage, there's script for that in bdroid kernel/arch/arm/boot github directory + phone side code designed for fastbooting is also in latest kernel boot FOTA.
[Android Development on Bada] adfree:
I have forgotten adresses for dump in bada 2... :o

Few other features never used, because no idea how to use...

Will try to find answers for bTerm use.

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] adfree:
I have installed polishblood_Nightly1.img

Thanx mikegapinski and the others contributing Devs...

Because my FIRST Android expirience... :o

Never used Android before...

After I was able to navigate little bit throgh menus... I have backup *.img files back...

Questions...

1.

Phone memory only left 32 MB ...

Ehmmm... Files will not increase ? Filesize is static ? :confused:

2.

It seems only 2 files from 4 Android files have write access? Is this correct?

cache.img
data.img

I have not installed Apps... so I have no idea if Write Action also to polishblood_Nightly1.img

3.

I will check if it is possible to remove/replace or edit files from polishblood_Nightly1.img

First try was extraced 160 MB ...

So I have no idea why exactly 200 MB is choosen as Image size ?

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
Yes this is the currently chosen size, remember this isn't for daily use at the moment, also keep in mind this memory is storage space, not ram

the zImage is the kernel that runs and mounts the other filesystems, keeping the system partition(Polishblood_Nightclub.img) read only most of the time is standard procedure in Android, though we can mount it read write if necessary

Of course we can edit it, same deal as on the old group port, we created the file and put in the contents, the file can be directly mounted from a Linux operating system, the extra space was just a starting point, we may be needing more files in there later on,like for modem control.
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
I tested the ICS release (great work!), but I didn't understand how memory partition (not ram) are handled by the android rom:

- Wave internal memory are about 2GB.

- In bada 2 we have three partition on the internal memory:

* user data partition (about 390MB - where android rom is placed);

* application partition (about 870MB - bada apps installation folders);

* system partition (about 565MB - bada mail, sms, contacts, etc. );

- In android (booting without SD inserted) we have two main partition:

* application partition (about 110MB - first android boot free space is about 40MB);

* virtual SD partition (about 580MB - first android boot this is completely free, then it's filled when installing apps);

My question is: where is taken that android partitions space?? when I fill that space in android, the bada partitions doesn't seem to decrease their free space...
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
ok, after some attempts I think that the 'virtual SD' space of android is taken somehow from the bada 'system partition', but the memory usage isn't clearly accurate and doesn't match with the same values on both android and bada.
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
bada is ghetto, it doesn't handle fat in the standard manner and so doesn't register when a Linux kernel (like androids) uses some of the space, then when bada attempts to use files that are overwritten, it's too retarded to even tell they're not there, so you get garbage noises on music files etc.

android application partition is the "data.img" file

there is no virtual sdcard partition at the moment, android uses moviNAND partition 3 (bada apps) directly at the moment
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
mmm.. if bada does not handle FAT partition tables in the same way it does android it's not completely risk free writing on the same partition with both bada and android..

ok :), so it's a portion of the bada 'user data partition'.

mm.. on my Wave pheraps the third partition is the bada 'system partition' (that containing the contacts, sms, mail... - I'm using official LA1), when I use a file explorer on android (or the Settings/applications menu -> SD tab) it shows that the SD is inserted and it has a 580MB size while no real SD is placed in the phone, and when installing android apps that uses SD space, the bada system partition (that on my phone is almost completely free) decreased (seen from bada Settings/General/Memory menu - no change appeared to the bada 'application partition').
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
we're installing a completely different os on the device, using incomplete drivers, no modem functionality yet, an external sdcard driver that corrupts filesystems etc, what were you expecting might be risk free at this point? :P
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
He might be referring to the days in which the developers said that erasing Bada was dangerous and we'd better stick to the SD method at that time. (I'm guessing)
[Android Development on Bada] adfree:
If this is known... maybe its time to tell also other users...

That dataloss is possible...

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] guari:
yes, that's true, but I think that when doing a public release of a dual boot os (with incomplete feature no matter) the most important thing to keep in mind is that the not-default system has to do not corrupt the native one. If I know how to do, I would have disabled also the SD support untill this feature will be more 'stable' to prevent many user by losing their data on the sd (or made two version: one more stable and one more risky with 'alpha' features support).

Anyway till now, with small usage of the android rom on wave without microsd, I had no problems on the bada functionalities :D .
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Well, this is funny.

I think my phone is broken :/

I've been using android for the past days -everything was working as it should.

But I was using Bada when something with the screen happened. It started to lock the screen automatically, like I had been pressing the lock button several times (it's hard to explain). But the only way to unlock the screen was by plugging the battery charger.

Phone was really hot, I tried and charged another battery and what I did was hard reset the phone. But it's still broken. The phone ends up locking the screen after like 20 seconds of booting it up, and the only way to unlock it is by plugging the phone. But when that unlocks the screen, nothing works except for the accelerometer, because the screen rotates perfectly, but the touch screen and the physical buttons do not respond :/
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
tried a full bada reflash or factory reset? Probably related to that blasted modem processor (in wave S8500 the modem chip can access filesystem directly and has some control/interface with the touch screen)
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
No, I only tried factory reset. I'll try reflashing it later. That should do I guess, thanks!
[Android Development on Bada] adfree:
Aha...

LOST.DIR folder is created by Android on my SD Card...

So write access...

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] AbhishekS:
Yeah a LOST.dir folder is also created on my SD card. Is everything normal? And is it safe to delete that folder?

And if Android can access my memory card, why can't I see the images in gallery or listen to music when I'm on Android?
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
can be useful paste on root of SD card ".nomedia" file? just an idea.
[Android Development on Bada] mylove90:
When that LOST.dir folder appeared on my SD Card....5 images that were on it got corrupted :( :(

Those were really nice images :(

I recommend when using android to take out your SD card if you really care about your data

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] hero355:
Sorry but about 5-6 times i tried to boot android on different firmwares.and No corrupting or some problem were on my SD card
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
me too, no problems
[Android Development on Bada] adfree:
1 User lost data from 32 GB Card...

http://www.handy-faq.de/forum/samsu...rsion_download_freigegeben-2.html#post2105890

LOST.DIR folder means WRITE ACCESS to your SD card...

So if write functions not 100 % complete/safe working...

Every Write Action to SD Card means DANGER to your data...

Maybe create folder LOST.DIR is deadly enough to "destroy" SD card filesystem = damaged files and/or folders...

Please be carefully.

Maybe it depend how big your SD Card is...

My Card is 4 GB... nearly empty... so I not missing something...

But my whole S8500 is SECOND Test device... no important stuff on it.

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
i use Sandisk 4gb class 2, and droid works slowly when card is plugged, but no data corruption. i will try others my SD card and I'll let you know.
[Android Development on Bada] yakub234go:
@adfree

My Bada System Memory got corrupted and pc could not recognise the phone(Can't Flash in any mode)

Same reply from the service center they said to replace mobo of the phone

By the i have flashed hunderds of time w/o problems

but the phone got corrupted while i was using android(Maybe my bad luck)
[Android Development on Bada] zmajster01:
so, i tried my 3 SD card, Sandisk 4gb class , TDK 8gb class 4 and kingstone 16gb class 4.

on every card i do same, try to look on storage space in setting, making photo, copying file(file manager, PC), installing apps.

in every case, droid make a LOST.DIR but NO CORUPTION. Cards has been almost full of data, BADA always recognize them. So, maybe i have luck, but three times?
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
as has been said, bada is ghetto, Rebellos has had an instance where he modified a section of nand and the bada multidownloader flasher couldn't fixed it, so we booted the droid kernel on his phone and copied a dump to his phone from another using dd, i believe this allowed flashing to work again but it was a while ago.
[Android Development on Bada] mylove90:
the LOST.DIR just appeared after trying to take a photo within android from the camera app

i was trying it just for fun

my SD card is kingstone 8 GB

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Okay, so after I hardreset my phone I flashed it to the newest bada firmware, (didn't do anything with Android) and the phone is somewhat crazy.

It keeps unlocking the screen by itself, doesn't let me unlock or lock it when I want (using lock button)... Sometimes it just locks itself up when it wants...

If I get to see a swype to unlock screen I can perfectly unlock the phone.

It was working fine yesterday after I flashed it to S8500XXLD2. But today it kept acting like this, even after performing another factory reset. :silly:
[Android Development on Bada] AbhishekS:
I'm done testing ICS, how do I COMPLETELY remove it from my phone now?
[Android Development on Bada] yakub234go:
Hard Reset
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Okay...bad news for me.

Moving to a previous firmware didn't fix my problem.

Let's see...it boots okay, but as soon as I press the middle button it does a creen capture and the phone completely freezes...

It doesn't let me lock the screen... it's like the lock/unlock button is misfunctioning and causing some kind of trouble. What the hell.........I just locked the screen by presing the camera button...but now I can't unlock it :confused::confused::confused:

I just unlocked it by unplugging the usb cable, funny thing is I tried to lock the screen by pressing the camera button and the camera app showed up and then the screen locked up 0.0

I have a broken phone, don't I? :/

Edit: More info: The lock/unlock button doesn't do anything (never), if I press the cam button when the screen is off, it showes the background pic with the time and all, but it doesn't let me swype to unlock, (if I get a call, I can't do anything to pick or hang it up )instead...if I press the cam button for a longer amout of time it unlocks the phone but as before, touchscreen or main buttons don't work. The only way to unlock the screen is by holding the cam button and touching the screen, that activates touchscreen responsiveness and allows me to swype to unlock.
[Android Development on Bada] adi4u4882:
Not a Broken Phone.

Those are Bugs.
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
I'm not referring to Android at all in any of my posts. I'm referring to my experience with Bada, after installing Android, not sure if the installation of Android has anything to do with messing up with my phone, but considering the cam button is locking the screen in Bada, it makes me think it does have to do with it. :silly: Read the last modification of my previous post, it's a little bit worrying :S

What do I have now? An Android/Bada hybrid in my Bada system? I can't use my phone like this XD
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
What you are describing sounds like hardware damage. Like water influence or something... Though even when hard resetting I believe bada does keep some settings. You might try to flash it with some older 1.2 firmware and check it then. But it's like last resort try.

I'm sorry to hear that, it indeed is possible, as I stated many times, that Badadroid kernel might damage phone in some cases. Though I haven't seen directly any of such cases. Could you try to determine if this could be caused by Android, or some external influence? Maybe you dropped your phone/spill the tea on it or something?

~~~
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Well, I was going to try another firmware (S8500XXKL6) but if that doesn't work I'mma try with bada 1.2 :/

I don't remember getting my phone wet or anything like that, though. Btw, when I get to unlock the screen properly, if I press the middle button, it DOESN'T make a screen capture. Holding cam+middle buttons DOES make one , but as I stated before, sometimes it only takes pressing the middle button to screen capture and freeze the phone :P

Edit: Nope, KL6 on and still acting this weird. I lost all hope, and since finding a proper 1.2 Bada firmware is really hard, I'll throw my phone away through the window :/

Edit2: Instead of throwing it away, I'm going to dissable it, and see if there's anything unusual
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
PM me if you need a 1.2 firmware I should be able to get you one.
[Android Development on Bada] m90ultimate:
what you guys think- what wiil be the fate of this project if rebellos will not write modem drivers.?

will be like a dummy puppet without any soul in it.
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Thanks mate, but I think it's too late XD

I kinda dissambled it, and partially removed some kind of small battery onn the back of the motherboard, below the battery, like the ones in the watches (expecting to fully sleep the phone) but now the phone is not even turning on :D

The battery was solded to the the base in 2 small points, I guess I have to solder it back (altought I have tried to make pressure in this small battery and turn the phone on but it didn't work).

edittt:Hopefully I'll get 30€ for this broken Wave, problem is I don't have another one :/

Edit2: Okay, well, after assembling it back, while I was fighting to put the 3 main buttons in their place I got to see as a loopback the "Samsung GT-S8500" black and white screen until I removed the battery. It doesn't turn on or enter the download-mode, or do anything when I plug in the USB cable.

I don't know if it's still under warranty, it's like 23 months old, still no 2 years old and whether I could take it to the SAT and pray for it to get repaired for free, what do you guys think?

Thanks in advance
[Android Development on Bada] Rebellos:
Phone should work without that small battery. It's realtime clock battery, so your phone keeps good timedate settings even if u take off big battery. :P
[Android Development on Bada] aLexzkter:
Well, it's weird 'cause I only dissabled it. I didn't forget to plug in any connector :/

Anyways, I'm going to find out whether it's still under warranty after this (telling them I kept my phone turned off for a month or something like that and that it doesn't want to turn on now).
[Android Development on Bada] adfree:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/index.html

Someone has tried Android SDK ?

Is it possible to play few Games ? :angel: :confused:

Best Regards
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
Once you have Android connected to wifi with a Google account you can install anything from Google play store that hasn't thrown up an incompatible sign, things like angry birds work fine, more advanced apps might have difficulties though.

EDIT: if your mean through the sdk emulator it's probably possible but would be terribly slow, the emulator can't even render the homescreens smoothly.
[Android Development on Bada] anghelyi:
No, it means that the processor get a little less power (eg. instead of 1 V it will get 0.95 or 0.9). Usually this makes no difference in speed but it can cause stability issues...
[Android Development on Bada] yakub234go:
@anghelyi

Can you explain these points

-Bringing Simple I/O in kernel

-Android Recovery added
[Android Development on Bada] FPSUsername:
first one, i think a simple build of the kernel :confused:

second, i think just like android 2.2.1 how to install, press vol up + menu + call, you maybe reset android with that

---------- Post added at 11:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:24 PM ----------

DMNN!!

i want 1.3 max.

better performance with games.

4.0.4 lags with almost every game

i want GTA 3 but the memory card has not enough free space (400 MB)

and for GTA 3 it needs about 500
[Android Development on Bada] anghelyi:
As for the Simple I/O, I think Mike was talking about the I/O scheduler (it will speed up things a bit, more info here in the 2nd post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1420742)

Recovery is a minimalistic interface from where you can do some maintenance tasks: update your Android system, clear cache, etc.
[Android Development on Bada] nbates66:
you were just told - higher voltages do NOT improve performance!