yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO 4G General] smelkus:
I didn't post this on xda yet for a reason, so it would be good practice to ask the person doing the work if they want it shared broader first.

That being said, the issue with restoring has to do with the flash_image binary possible getting wiped if you're doing wiping before your restore. (<-- that's not the case)

If you just restore, it should work fine. I've pulled it offline for now until I get it fixed. Thanks. Also, if you want to help, please provide me some feedback on the rootz thread for now.
[EVO 4G General] ropodope:
you guys should really be respectful to developers and not cross post stuff without even asking. sometimes there's a reason "why" they don't share here first. i think you just found out why in this case. is it really THAT hard to send a pm? it's not like you made the discovery of the year or something by doing this. instead you've caused people to probably have problems with their recovery that could have been avoided had you NOT put this thread on here and copied over smelkus zwiki link before HE was ready to do it himself. have fun.

ropodope
[EVO 4G General] Hockeytown1970:
What is the best version to use. I am using 2.3
[EVO 4G General] ropodope:
for now 3.11 by dellisdree. When smelkus issues get ironed out then his will be the best.

ropodope

"Told you I'd be back. Say you miss me. Say it like you mean it!' - David Lee Roth
[EVO 4G General] oodork123:
Or amon-ra-supersonic-3.11-gnm.zip is pretty slick.
[EVO 4G General] scottspa74:
3.11 by drellisdee IS the amnoRa 3 11.gnm

Edit: oops. Meant to quote oodork

sent from 2yr old Evo on ICS
[Android Apps and Games] TheOneBD:
Gobber Ninja v1.1

Requirements:

Android » 2.0.1+

Overview:

Become the next Ninja Master with Gobber!

Gobber is a chameleon able to perform the most incredible flying stunts! Gobber learned from his masters and needs your help to complete his training. Go through several events where speed, action and skill will be the keys to victory. Gobber has to catch all the stars and flies to surpass all challenges and reach the highest peaks!

***** FEATURES *****

• Go through 80+ levels to become the next Ninja Master!

• Improve your reaction skills and increase your speed to complete the challenges!

• Defeat the flies and catch all the stars for a complete victory!

• Change colors to succeed the events!

Will you be strong enough to take the challenge?

More Info:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bloobuzz.gobber

Download Instructions:

http://depositfiles.com/files/dcdwso7sp
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Norcalz71:
So I am sure this info is somehow covered in various threads, but it is not the simplest thing to search for to get decent answers.

What is the general consensus on the 201 versus the 300? Which is the better value? Is the 300 performing significantly better for wifi and gps? Is the screen quality much worse in sunlight or acceptable?

Also, how are the newest batches of the 201 fairing? Does wifi/gps seem improved at all, or is it still hit and miss some say its great others say its garbage?

I am very much in the market for a tablet, and soon, but all the issues with the 201 just had me put the brakes on. I was on vacation for 2 weeks with hardly any internet and am trying to catch up on the gossip. When I did have internet, I realized that wifi strength IS very important to me for the types of things I would want to use the device for, especially when traveling. Quality wifi signal helps tremendously when you are in an airport or on a plane.
[HTC Amaze 4G] rachelm920:
Can someone take a look at this zip and the framework-res.apk for me and see if there's something I am missing? I am trying to theme the Energy ICS Rom.

Zip

I used to use the UOT kitchen as the start on my themes, but it seems since the ICS update I cannot get that to work either, nothing but errors :confused:
[HTC Amaze 4G] EclipzeRemix:
You can't use UOT kitchen for complex ics themes :D u have to do it manually
[HTC Amaze 4G] rachelm920:
Well that's good to know :D

However I still can't get my theme to work, even tried using another theme I know works with my Amaze as a basis, just replacing framework-res.apk in it, and it still wont boot up... I deliberately left my USB cable at home today because I am becoming too obsessed with this LOL
[Android Apps and Games] TheOneBD:
Mole Kart v1.0.1

Requirements:

Android » 2.0.1 +

Overview:

Mole Kart, join the challenge of the ultimate 3D karting adventure!

Magical world,powerful props and cool drifting, come here and have a race on our Mole Kart.

Various race tracks, different choices of karts, interesting props and dreadful monsters! All in one game!

Freezing glaciers, hot volcanoes, and sky remains; each drifting and racing on these tracks is a test for your courage and brainpower.

Game features:

(1) Different Mole characters with distinctive personalities will come together to battle it out in an adrenaline-fueled race with you , don’t look down on them.

(2) Various free tracks for you to choose. You can gallop in the wide, beautiful, and exciting racing tracks.

(3) Each kart has its own features. Whether you are driving auto or manual, you will be thrilled and entertained.

(4) Countless props, gears, and monsters are waiting for you.

Please continue to follow us, more exciting gameplay will come soon!

More Info:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.droidhen.taomee.molekart

Download Instructions:

http://depositfiles.com/files/ubq7esvyu
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TXKSSnapper:
Has anyone had problems with flash in any browser? I can get it to load, but if I go full screen the browser force closes? I might try a factory reset and see if that helps.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ryzilla23:
I had the same issue, but ICS+ browser it's the only one I could get to work full screen. Otherwise it plays fine until I hit full screen then hands and eventually crashes.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enomele:
Last article I read about flash when they updated for ICS (long time ago) stated that Adobe had no plans to keep updating flash for Android. So it doesn't sound like it will get any better.

I'm my opinion flash is a POS software. Runs like crap, full of bugs, and security issues.

Been doing my best to avoid using it, but tried it when I got this tablet and had problems like you guys said so I uninstalled. Sucks that some websites are f'ed up but what can you do.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] challa3223:
I traded my xoom to a member and forgot to rest it and its face locked. It's still in the mail. I was wondering can you power on and restart into cmw without unlocking it. It's running team EOS ics 2.0. I will try to see if the pattern unlock will work if i remember it correctly. if not is this possible.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andy1weir@hotmail.co.uk:
Ye you can boot into cwm without fully booting the device once the motorola logo comes up wait 4 or 5 seconds then press volume down and it'll come up android recovery then press up to get into recovery
[Android General] _Alex_:
Thread moved to Android General, 'For general comments and thoughts relating to the Android platform'.
[HTC Sensation] SinisterModz:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/05/09/one-click-root-now-available-for-atts-htc-one-x/

Will other smartphones like the Sensation get their own version similar to this?
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
one click rooting

As far as I understand it this method is limited to specific devices. It will NOT work with the HTC sensation, or sensation 4g. Maybe in the future the one click will be written for sensation but as far as I know no they don't have it just yet
[HTC Sensation] ganeshp:
I've done the necessary modification for sensation.. But unfortunately it's just giving us temporary root (until reboot Nd totally unstable). But not permanent root

Thread here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25910487

See the last few posts of this thread

The root tool will work if you got htcdev unlocked bootloader or soff

Sent from my pyramid.. Through blazing fast sonic waves
[Android Software Development] viulian:
Hello,

I've managed to cross-compile the gcc compiler suite + uClibc http://buildroot.uclibc.org/ for Android - allowing compiling directly on the devices themselves instead of cross compiling externally.

However, I wonder if there is demand for things like this :) maybe I should focus my efforts on something more interesting.

gcc itself is big, but having binaries dynamically linked means that almost any Linux source code running (and using less space) on the phone as long as it is (along with its libraries) compilable against ucLibc.

Below two screen shots:

1. compiling the hello world in C (stored on the sdcard), but the executable is created on the /system partition since sdcard is mounted with noexec by vold. Also, you can see that it has dependencies to the ucLibc library (which is also copied on the phone).

2. readelf ran directly on the phone:

Please comment - and if feedback is positive - it I will try to create an installer for it. For now it needs about 50Mb on the /system partition - so it is big - only for newer phones - and write a tutorial on how to use it.

I have tested it on Sony Arc as well as Samsung S5570 (but I had to make room on /system partition for it by removing all big apks from /system/app like GMail.apk, Maps.apk and so on).

Thanks!
[Android Software Development] Chaosz-X:
Looks really good, I would love to compile native Linux software for Android devices!
[Android Software Development] cdesai:
How about posting an update.zip

And you can do one thing

If system doesnt have x mb free (use a script), install it to /data/lib, and make symlinks in /system for that (due to the paths)
[Android Software Development] viulian:
@cdesai - that's a good idea!

My issue is that people prefer UI apps instead of command line and so on ... (at least according to my downloads ...) so I will see what I can do.

Meanwhile, another sneak preview!

MySql 5.1 on Android:
[Android Software Development] mDroidd:
Ehm, sorry I don't know much about this.

Does it mean we can now run compiled C programms??
[Android Software Development] viulian:
Well, from the technically correct point of view - we are already running compiled C programs.

What this will help with is compiling ourselves new programs on the phone itself and execute them (instead of the more common way, compiling them on a PC and just copying the executable onto the phone).
[Android Software Development] anarchyuk:
you got any ideas if any compatible repos exist to work with this?
[Android Software Development] herrsch0rdev:
Installer would be really awesome
[Android Software Development] snake3276120:
Good job man~ please keep working on it :D
[Android Software Development] sakindia123:
Damn sense eats all my system memory,no free space :(

Typed in a hurry from my Htc Explorer
[Android Software Development] suren21:
@viulian - this is a great initiative. This was made available for iOS by the initial jailbreakers . If you can make a installer with GCC uclibc and make that would let us e bring in more linux based apps. Kudos to you.
[Android Software Development] ttylikl:
It's so cool, where can I download & try it ?
[Android Software Development] trevd:
This is some good work you've got going on......

One of my (many :)) devices is a Archos G9 series, which is a device built on TI OMAP 4x range of processors. It comes with a non standard bootloader and recovery mode and has a "Special Developer Edition" Dual Boot Option, I mention this as they also use buildroot and uclibc as their base and as you mention in your blog post, they have a "bunch of Linux tools" all of which are dynamically linked back the uclibc.

You can check out their Gitorious Repo's:

http://gitorious.org/archos/archos-gpl-gen9

http://gitorious.org/archos/archos-gpl-gen9-kernel-ics

Hopefully that is of some interest/use to you.

Also, Just thinking aloud here but I wonder what It would take to "go to other way" and create a full native android toolchain which is linked against bionic, which after all is "just another libc" (he says flippantly :) )

There is also Ubuntu for Arm which I'm guessing have they own native set of binaries available and I believe it uses eglibc as their libc.

Gotta say one thing, You can't knock FOSS for choice.

I'm thinking the bionic dependent toolchain could be an interesting project in a masochistic sort of way. :) I might do some preliminary analysis on that one!

Hack On.
[Android Software Development] jayts:
Unix commands and utilities

Yes, there are many ways to go with this, and I think that it is a worthy topic for exploration.

I am a new Android user. I got my device because I was curious about Android and wanted to check it out. It seems that the "Linux" that it is based on is extremely stripped-down, and although I understand that is normal for embedded systems and was necessary to develop an operating systems for smartphones of a few years ago, I'm worried that in the future, it will be more of a problem than a solution. It is already exactly that for me. I have a 10" tablet, not a dinky little phone, and I want to do things with it I normally do on my desktop Linux system. I have been running into many problems. For example, I tried to run a bash script I commonly use, and discovered that dc in my busyBox does not recognize the 'q' command (for quitting the program!), and also can't handle spaces between commands. That is just sick. I don't know if that is normal for busybox, or it is specific to the version distributed with my tablet (which is a very cheap model).

Many very basic Unix commands and programs I have used since 1981 are simply missing, or don't work as I expect. For me, this is not Linux or Unix.

It is clear that in order to have a usable Linux base system, just to use a bash shell, I need to have a more standard implementation of the basic shell commands and utilities.

The original versions of Unix from Bell Labs (1970s) came with all of those, including a C compiler, and fit in less than 20 MB. In 1991, I had a 386 PC with only a 40 MB hard drive running Interactive UNIX System V with C compiler. There is no excuse at this point for not including a decent port of the Unix shells, commands, and utilities.

For now, I'm looking into the Mentor Graphics Sourcery Tools (formerly CodeSourcery) and Android NDK for cross-compiling on LInux and then loading into the device using adb. I hope I can find to cross-compile at least a few things. If anyone is interested in doing this kind of thing, let me know.
[Android Software Development] SeanFromIT:
Definitely a step in the right direction. Let us know when you have a version of gcc for Android that we can test.
[Android Software Development] ethanpil:
+100000000

This is very exciting!! I have a long list of programs for which I have been waiting and waiting to try something like this...

Care to share your beta?

BTW, there is a similar thing going on here:

http://rwiki.sciviews.org/doku.php?id=getting-started:installation:android
[Android Software Development] jontow:
Yes!

I'm on board, here. I spent some time working with the NDK, and found it to be an unacceptable pain in the rear. I'm not worried about this tool chain being "big", we're a bit beyond that now with tablets and the like.

I bought a nexus7, to mostly (or as completely as possible) replace my oldish acer aspire one netbook. I think I'm probably not alone! :cowboy:

Please either release an installer (understand if you don't have time) or just drop the info on what work you've done, as you might find someone else to help.

Thanks! Great work.
[Android Software Development] adityadeva:
great Pioneering effort

Thanks for the cross compile. your pioneering efforts will prove usefull to devs who think differently. I hope that the day comes sooner when a cm11 or cm12 (my dream of next dream) compiles and gives out a rom inside the phone or tablet itself instead getting cross compiled in a pc.

Oh god When is google going to think properly.

atleast you are thinking in right direction. dual core and quad core devices will be the norm of the day 1.5 yrs down the lane.

so please keep up your enthuisiasm and gcc versions compiled in android itself for the days to come. This is a true service indeed. thanks once more

:good:
[Android Software Development] Thargorsson:
Ej guys I've done the same as the op.

If you want I can post a update.zip or a app which also includes full GCC 5.3.0 running a arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi target which is also android.
[Android Software Development] noob4598:
What's up bud. Remember me ha. Send one my way.
[Android Apps and Games] TheOneBD:
Outlaw Sniper v1.96

Requirements:

Android » 2.2+

Overview:

Fight real users from every corner of the globe in real time shootouts.

--Join the growing community in the hottest new android game--

-Master the art of the old west SHOOTOUT

-Battle LIVE OPPONENTS from around the world

-All duels are played in real time!

--Choose from tons of weapons and extras--

- Earn gold to buy guns like pistols, shotguns and rifles

- Choose your fighting style and hone your skills. Become a sniper working with high precision rifles or a bar room brawler with the shotgun.

- Find your friends and taunt them into a high noon showdown.

- Get notifications when your friends are online to fight!

- Collect bounties and become a contract killer or join the sheriff's posse and restore order

- Unlock amazing weapon upgrades like exploding bullets, poison clouds and zombie attack!

- Customize your character and make a free wallpaper with your unique Outlaw!

More Info:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mambo.outlawsniper

Download Instructions:

http://depositfiles.com/files/6g1kib3t5
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] dirkdigles:
Hey Devs & Helpers out there,

Just wanted to write a thank you to all the hard work you put in, gratis, for our device.

I cannot overstate how fantastic it is to have a wide selection of roms for our phone, as it gives the user so many options and things to look forward to in terms of updates, functionality, battery life, etc - the list goes on and on.

It's really made this website a haven, as well as an addiction for myself, and has also made my phone usage (and distractions at the office!) go through the roof. Whenever I use my phone in public, on the subway or whatever, I'm hoping there is another user out there who realizes the graphics / interface on my phone is unique, and can inspire them to "achieve" the same. Perhaps I'll even try to do a little programming myself at some point (although my CS101 class in college was probably one of my biggest challenges - and that's for an ME!)

Once again, best regards and much thanks to those hard working devs out there, who deserve nothing but our gratitude and support. Don't thank this post, thank all the devs who put in time day in and day out. Keep on truckin'!

Best regards,

-Dirk
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] brymaster5000:
Agreed. I was late to the game with smartphones...buying my DInc2 last July was my first. I was going to wait to root after my warranty was over, but after rooting my wife's nook color, I ventured over to this forum to see what was going on for my phone. Needless to say, it was probably two weeks after browsing this forum that I started enjoying what the hardworking devs have been up to:D.

I also wouldn't mind venturing into the development aspect of Android but my wife would kill me if I spent even more time on my phone:eek:.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] dreamkiller80:
I couldn't have said it any better, thanks all you devs and themers for all your hard work
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] bc13:
+1 thank you all developers.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] gtdtm:
I have to agree. I've definitely been enjoying the results of all of the devs' hard work. Keep it up!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Pete02:
Here here!! Another huge thanks to all the devs out there using their personal time to make our phones (and everyone else's for that matter) well worth keeping! There's been plenty of times I wanted to tell a dev how awesome their Rom was but it's taken me some time to get past this 10 post rule. Lol.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] hoodieNation:
vases vItement

haha, I know exactly what you mean. I'm more a lurker than a poster here, but i'm finding myself wanting to mention bugs or issues i'm having with some of the newer builds. That dang 10 comment rule!

...helps when I don't type the image verification code in the title spot :)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] errorrat:
Thanks!

+1 exactly how I am...
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] bc13:
Thank you developers!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mricchio:
Wifi Tether-Getting Issues lately--help

Hey guys-

Im rocking the Moto Razr Maxxx from Verizon-Rooted- I recently started having issues with WiFi- Tethering.

My devices successfully connect but my phone-completely losses Cellular Connection- I've used tethers before on my Droid 2-No issues

-Ive tried re-installing the apps---Phone Reboot--and Toggled the Airplane Mode

-Foxfi-1.81.3

-Wireless Tether-3.1-beta4

p.s.- i have an Unlimited Data plan

Any Advice would be great...

-Thnks

Mike
[Android Apps and Games] TheOneBD:
NerdHerder v1.0

Requirements:

Android » 2.2+

Overview:

NerdHerder is a new kind of motion-controlled table-top augmented reality game.

Herd nerds through a distracting office space!

Help them avoid managers, deal with annoying paperwork, overcome their fear of sports, and chase down donuts, coffee and techie toys!

NerdHerder is an exciting new kind of motion-controlled table-top augmented reality puzzle game.

- Print out the game board from http://micronerd.net/print to get started.

- Point your phone at the gameboard and see a different office environment for each level of the game, right there in the world!

- Play the game using a virtual fishing rod attached to your phone, that you can use to pick up and dangle objects in front of the nerds to push or pull them through the office.

- Exercise your planning and action skills to herd the nerds back to their cubicles!

Game Features

- Tabletop Augmented Reality game interface: The game levels appear to be in the world on the game board.

- Physical control: Interact by moving the phone around the board

- A combination of puzzle solving and physical skill

- 24 fun and challenging levels

- Built with Unity3D and Qualcomm's Vuforia Augmented Reality SDK

NerdHerder runs on recent high-end Android devices with fast CPUs and GPUs.

Nerdherder is an experimental game, created by students in the Augmented Reality Game Studio at Georgia Tech (made possible through the generous support of Qualcomm). This collaborative studio brings together students from the Georgia Institute of Technology, the Savannah College of Art and Design and the Berklee College of Music.

Nerdherder grew out of our research into augmented reality game experiences, during which we created many different game prototypes (visit http://argamestudio.org to see videos of the other prototypes)

Please visit our website (http://www.micronerd.net/feedback) to tell us what you loved or hated about the game! As part of our research, we would also like to collect more detailed gameplay data. Inside the game, you will be given the option of sending us completely anonymous game play data. If you are willing, we'd also be delighted if you would fill out a survey at: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/nerdherder

We hope you enjoy the game!
[Android Apps and Games] HGMIV:
Played it on my desk at work between customers. Controls take getting used to, I'm still getting used to them though. Nevertheless, Awesome little game!
[Android Apps and Games] to_the_edge_games:
Lol!!!! Downloading..