yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[General Questions and Answers] MarcoHD:
Hey yes you have to download the Gapps zip, place it on the sd-card and then flash it in recovery.

So:

1) Donwnload http://jellybean.tom.gascoigne.me/gapps-jb.2.zip

2) Push the on your sd-card

3) Boot into the recovery

4) Flash zip from sd-card like you chose the rom.zip

5) Reboot

The mic is not working on this Build, but we except a new Version with working Mic for today.

For latest build see here http://jellybean.tom.gascoigne.me/continuous/

Or you try http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1780005 this rom. Flashing same procedure. This Rom has a working mic ;)
[General Questions and Answers] the_Storm:
Thank you body trying the latest version of the ROM now. I have a small question you said I should flash rom with Gapps to install google apps on the jellybean ROM. For me that doesn't make sense..I mean how the phone will distinguish between gapps and the jellybean ROM itself. Isn't it possible when I flash gapps it overwrites the jellybean ROM itself and I lost the ROM and the phone will not be working?

Again Thank you so much for your help :)
[General Questions and Answers] MarcoHD:
Nope because the rom will be extracted to the /system partition on your phone. The gapps.zip also but it will not override anything. It will only copy some apps(.apk) to the /system/app .

Thrust me ;)

PC Example: You copy 2 different files to one folder if the files has different names you can copy without overwriting anything ;)
[General Questions and Answers] the_Storm:
Thank you bro I will test it tonight...

If you have time would you look at this please

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1781182

Thank you ..
[General Questions and Answers] sgeraghty:
Thanks very much for all of this it will help me a lot when I get round to flashing!
[General Questions and Answers] seedoubleu:
In reference to this, when I'm coming to update to the latest version of this rom, what's the procedure to follow?
[General Questions and Answers] Fr33man76:
Hi,

I'm trying to flash Jellybean 4.1.1 build #27 but it fails no matter what. I have followed the procedure, flashed the rom, erased cache, wiped data/factory reset, rebooted on recovery.

Here's what I get:

-- Install /sdcard/tg_endeavoru-ota-27.zip ...

Finding update package ...

Opening update package ...

Installing update ...

assert failed: getprop("ro.product.device") == "endeavoru" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "endeavoru"

E:Error in /sdcard/tg_endeavoru-ota-27.zip

(Status 7)

* Verifying filesystem...

* Verifying partition sizes...

Error Flashing zip '/sdcard/tg_endeavoru-ota-27.zip'

Failed

Any idea what I could be doing wrong?

Thank you very much in advance for your help.
[General Questions and Answers] wtmk81:
I've got JB running on my phone but when I try to boot into recovery to install the apps it won't work. I get the red exclamation mark. I am coming from twrp2.2.0 I followed these instructions

Download the latest CM10 .zip file from here.

Download JB Google Apps from here.

Reboot into CWM or TWRP recovery.

Factory Data reset. (MUST DO THIS!)

Flash CM10 .zip file.

Reboot.

Reboot into recovery.

Flash JB Google apps.

Enjoy!

Any help would be great
[General Questions and Answers] imerio onex:
jb 4.1.1 how screenshot?? :)

hello All, this is my first quest in this forum. i'have flashed jb 4.1.1 in my device (one x) ad is all ok (wifi go in sleeping mode too fast but when it stand up go well) i need to make a lot of screenshot and i dont know how. Pls help :)

PS: i think this forum is very usefull for modding android, great work!!!)

Imerio

HavE fUn
[General Questions and Answers] thewoogier:
I love you and thank you. Simple, easy, quick instructions
[Captivate Themes and Apps] bwoo:
hi, im running serendipity 6.4 and i was wondering if anyone has figured out how to install gtalk

thanks!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] androidifyme:
One thing I noticed was the hostname.sh has beenchanged to an upstart service, so in order to get internet you must make an edit to the rc_enter.sh you could use a root explorer or nano editor in terminal

nano /etc/init.android/rc_enter.sh

Chane the /etc/init.d/hostname.sh to:

service start hostname

Also it would be a good idea to add this to the file just before service start hostname put:

echo "localhost 127.0.0.1 192.168.1.1 192.168.157.1 192.168.43.1" > /etc/init/hostname

echo "localhost 127.0.0.1 192.168.1.1 192.168.157.1 192.168.43.1" > /etc/hostname

echo "nameserver localhost" > /etc/resolv.conf

echo "nameserver 127.0.0.1" >> /etc/resolv.conf

echo "nameserver 192.168.1.1" >> /etc/resolv.conf

echo "nameserver 192.168.157.1" >> /etc/resolv.conf

echo "nameserver 192.168.43.1" >> /etc/resolv.conf

(Just to be sure i also added)

echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" >> /etc/resolv.conf

_

Now you should get internet threw it. If you have wifi you dont need to take those steps but you will not have internet until you are connected to wifi unless you follow those steps to edit the hostname

Images of desktop and me posting and editing a post on xda forums using the full desktop version of firefox for ubuntu.

I hope we all can start to build on this img and get it to be more flavor full and userfriendly and even get some gaming.

I see that valve works now with linux maybe we can get valve to work with this.

Also this is very productive for developers, I did not install any developing tools for space, but if you wish you could easily install several tools to help you. maybe an android-kitchen or even cynanogen build tools to build kernal and such. pull your kernel config and you could easily all on your phone with this linux create and edit your bionics kernel. Or build a whole rom with cynanogen mod tools.

Another thing that would be good would be cpu overclocking and maybe even unlocking the second cpu for chrooted eviroment. It already runs when using the android, but maybe we can unlock it fully to always run like the first cpu.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] androidifyme:
Made for sdcart-ext place ubunti.img there. More updates and info will be coming hope you enjoy.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] nitephlight:
compatible with leak 232+?

if using stock motoblur, is this retasking the HDMI port to enable ubuntu OVER or in addition to webtop (if we have a lapdock or HD dock for example)?

sounds interesting.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] androidifyme:
At this time it does not effect webtop, I bet we could get this to work for the webtop2sd or even the regular webtop.

When the usb drive is mounted on your pc there is an action script that allows for usb mass storage, when your bionic is connect to a dock script runs to hijack the hdmi and turns on webtop, that webtop script we already have edited a few post I have seen to add different desktops and such, It would be possible to put our img in webtop if we didnt touch the scripts used to mount it. basically you would have to replace webtop with this but keep the scripts in tact to lauch webtop from your dock, if anyone wants to help I would be willing to look into this.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] nitephlight:
yes, we would need to hijack the hdmi_hotplug and either insert a mount/remount like webtop2sd, OR ... what the eventual goal of that project was... boot from USB! (was this ever accomplished on Atrix?) for that matter, do we even *need* to hijack HDMI if webtop 3.0 can run the chrooted VNC natively like a phone would? (could be a staging point)

i believe with ICS device drivers, it would be a lot simpler to hot swap linux distros on thumb drives for example, or even more daring.. dual boot into bactrack anyone?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] nitephlight:
that is definately an interesting option, i actually have a nook & xoom i could try this out on. i think that working within the API provided by moto for HDMI cloning might be the most direct and "seamless" display option. if im not mistaken the webtop itself scales and optimizes any application into "webtop" (basically tablet) mode. this is different from a simple cloning, which is preferable the if distro was being run through VNC.

there IS however a dock configuration for webtop (2.0 im sure of, need to test 3) where the display is outputed through HDMI, but the phone display is turned into a simulated mouse and keyboard combo. this would mean it is theoretically possible to run the chrooted OS when HDMI cable is detected, and automatically retask the phone as a HID. bluetooth / usb input is also supported at this point through the dock USB ports.

additionally, HDMI audio routing is only enabled @ 1 resolution output setting (the one for lapdock, need to double check #s). utilizing this feed would probably be the ultimate goal of the linux system (and would give the OS the highest resolution audio possible to work with)

cheers!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] androidifyme:
Can I get a bump already.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] cystic:
Will this work with any Droid Bionic ROM? I want to install on a custom ROM for use with my LapDock.

Can this allow me to install Ubuntu as WebTop onto the Liquid ROM I am running on the Safe Partition?

Droid Bionic Running:

Unsafe Leaked 6.7.232 Webtop v3.0.0 / LapDock functions perfectly

Safe Strapped Liquid 1.5-ICS-TARGA-MR2.3 is Rooted / No Webtop / my lapdock only charges
[Motorola Droid Bionic] devwithzachary:
I would like to point out that WINE will never work with this as WINE is not a CPU emulator (WINE after all stands for Wine Is Not an Emulator).

Therefore althrough WINE does work on ARM you could only run ARM compiled .exe files which right now there arnt any, this may change once Windows 8 is released for ARM but still it will be pretty useless.

Other than that great to see more device specific guides! the more devices the better
[Motorola Droid Bionic] TravisAntonio:
I don't know what I am doing here but you're wrong, WINE does work for ARM and apps for x86 works and ARM plus WINE, I tried it myself a long ago with my Atrix, I think I disscused this with you before.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] devwithzachary:
I was simply repeating whats been said here http://wiki.winehq.org/ARM if you have shown otherwise then great and by all means prove me wrong but you might want to talk with the WINE ARM team to let them know what does work
[Motorola Droid Bionic] XperianceIT:
This is all pretty interesting... im liking the idea of linux on my phone. I cant wait to see how this progresses.

Sent from my Transformer Pad TF300T
[Motorola Droid Bionic] ErisDroid?:
Wow! Thank you for this.

I do have an issue though. I would love to get this running.

I entered the information in to PocketCloud as a VNC (is that correct?) and then when I launch "linux" in terminal emulator it says that the linux module isn't found in Busybox.

I followed the instructions (at least I think I did). I flashed the zip in recovery.

What am I missing?

Thank you.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] androidifyme:
check the linux.sh in /system/xbin/linux.sh or /system/bin/linux.sh make sure it is in both places with adb you can do

adb pull /system/xbin/linux.sh

adb push /system/xbin/linux.sh

adb pull /system/xbin/linux

adb push /system/bin/linux

That might fix the problem of not seeing the linux comand, if you cant mount your .img make sure inside the linux.sh it is in the correct location

for example one of the linux.sh might say /sdcard/ubuntu.img

the other might say /sdcard/-ext/ubuntu.img

for the location make sure your location of the image is in same place as the linux script

if you have the linux script or the zip you can put it on your sdcard in the same place as your ubuntu.img and type from the terminal

su

sh /sdcard/linux.sh

or

sh /system/xbin/linux.sh

that should start the chrooted enviroment
[Motorola Droid Bionic] TechnoHippie:
Can someone upload Ubuntu.img

Can someone please upload the Ubuntu.img to somewhere besides 4shared.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] androidifyme:
Just for clarification:

The first reason I put the 192.168.0.1 and 157, and 43 is because the chrooted enviroment will connect to internet if your phone has a data connection pretty much no matter what because of 8.8.8.8 yes, but if no data, I added those dns for the wifi and virtual wlan0 and lan0, or eth0 on your phone and most of those default to the above addresses,

Second the wine that is installed on here is the wine/arm, but I think there are some broken dependencies, I was only trying to get wine to run for windows programs not an os, like the qemu emulator i think there is an apk in the market or online for it.

Yes I forgot to say you would need busybox to install and run this, so first make sure you have busybx installed, rooted, /system/xbin/linux, /system/xbin/linux.sh, /sdcard/ubuntu.img

open terminal type :

linux

root@localhost:vncserver

then connect to your localhost:ubuntu:ubuntu:5901

if you have any question or errors dont be affraid to message me or post here.

Thanks for the post, This is great help

Also if you wanted to try to highjack the hdmi instead of the phones frame buffer we might be able to do that.

by taking over /dev/graphics/fb1 ,I have not personaly tested this, or someone who worked on the webtop2sd might be able to use this instead of the webtop2sd linux versoin used.

You can use "setprop ctl.stop media & setprop ctl.stop zygote" in adb shell to kill zygote server and media, if you want to return to android you can replace stop with start and run again, it's much better than chmod

Now we will setup our linux framebuffer (hack)

Try pikpok's suggestion first, if it doesn't work then try out this hack of mine.

Temporary hack to stop the android system from accessing the frame buffer device. I plan on writing a patch that toggles access to this framebuffer from linux. But right now what I do is I change permissions on the framebuffer and then wait for the android system to lose connection to the framebuffer device. Once android loses the connection I run the Xorg server on the framebuffer, it hijacks the graphics output. If anyone has any idea on a better way to this please feel free to post on the comments section. Eventually (again this is a hack) the android system will appear to freeze (the screen stops updating)

cd /dev/graphics chmod 000 /dev/graphics/fb1 chown root:root dev/graphics/fb1

If the graphics don't freeze right away, then keep running and killing the xorg server over and over until it does.

Start LXDE session (starts Xorg Server) xinit /usr/bin/lxsession &

If everything is configured good, you will get a full LXDE desktop with mouse and keyboard support. For any xorg server problems, have a look at the /var/log/Xorg*.log file

To stop the xorg server you can run (not the safest way but it doesn't really matter for this) killall X

BAM. Fully working linux system using the linux framebuffer with mouse/keyboard support.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] RealPariah:
That's interesting I would have thought you could run a script and grep the interface IP if you are tying the Cell in for data. I know this takes time and all, but what I would suggest is you could prolly throw it in the linux wrapper script you have or if that is too early in the process maybe throw a script that loads on login to the image to do so and re-build. Again I know you just started this and that takes time just throwing it out there..

Also, if it is for LAN WiFi doesn't DHCP run and able to grab an IP?

I understand the ARM deal, I just threw in the emulator name for those who don't understand what WINE truly is and are trying to find something to run a more robust Windows environment [why, I am not sure, but hey there it is LoL].
[Motorola Droid Bionic] TechnoHippie:
PLEASE upload to something besides 4shared??

Would one of you guys PLEASE upload the ubuntu.zip to someplace besides 4shared?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] ax562:
nuff said....
[Motorola Droid Bionic] DroidisLINUX:
Is this the ubuntu.img or on an ext? or is this native hacked webtop, I ask cause that looks like you must have customized your theme and desktop, and wow do you have alot of programs running
[Motorola Droid Bionic] ax562:
This is custom webtop v1.3, patched with apt-get, webtop2sd 5GB ext3 partition, class 10 32gb sd card, 1GB swap, custom kernel scripts, xubuntu 10.10, running simultaneously with android 2.3.4.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] DroidisLINUX:
So your not on ics or above and still have webtop, I posted a link somewhere for webtop v2 rooted recently I posted the whole .IMG you can copy over dd if=/sdcard/webtop of=/dev/block/mmcblk1p24 I believe might be worth a look
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] imperialprobe:
Hi, I'm trying to install CM9 on my roommates T989. I haven't been able to find a working download for the radio anywhere, including the team chopsticks page. Is the radio required? Can someone point me in the right direction.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RTFOP:
If he's already running an ICS ROM he doesn't need one. Otherwise there are radios here. Flash them before the ROM.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=25404820

[ROM][ICS 4.0.3] ::DARKSIDE.EVOLUTION.3:: [v8][UVLE1][VENOM OC|UV][7.15.2012]
[Droid X General] isoDUB:
I used to have CM7 RC1 beta on my Droid X. Today I tried to flash AOKP from this topic:

http://www.droidxforums.com/forum/aokp/45623-rom-aokp-unofficial.html

and I can't get past the Moto logo. The exact steps I too were:

Boot into CWM recovery with Droid 2 Bootstrapper

Download rom zip from below and the latest official Gapps from goo.im/gapps

Boot into Clockwork Recovery

Wipe Data/Factory Reset (format system as well if on a rom with bootmenu)

Flash the rom zip then flash Gapps in the same recovery session

Reboot and enjoy AOKP
[Droid X General] newmanx4:
Where you messed up was using Bootstrapper to get to recovery. You are now "bricked" but it can be fixed. Bootstrapper is needed after initially rooting to hijack the recovery so that CWM can be installed. After that it is not needed on 2nd init ROMs. To access CWM you use the Power Menu and then choose Reboot>Recovery.

Now on to fixing your phone. Do you know how to perform a SBF? That's what its going to take to get it back.

Sent from my Liquid X
[Droid X General] isoDUB:
Yes I can SBF. So I SBF, reinstall clockworkmod via the Bootstrapper, then install AOKP right?
[Droid X General] newmanx4:
Yep. SBF, root, install D2 Bootstrapper, install ROM Manager.

Open and run Bootstrap, open ROM Manager and update to latest CWM. Then in ROM Manager reboot recovery and flash away.

Sent from my Black Iced X
[Nexus 7 General] Alexsandra:
Hi guys, what is your choice when you attempt to buy n7? Does extra 8g worth $50?
[Nexus 7 General] SoHaunted:
I ordered an 8gb as I have all of my music and movies online, you get almost 6 gigs of usable space and that's plenty for apps and a few THD games. If you need extra space there is already a method to connect thumb sticks through the mini usb giving all the extra space you need.

I don't need a 16 gig so I didn't get one. Simple as that.
[Nexus 7 General] cordell507:
I filled up half of my 16 gigs just downloading games and one 500 mb movie but it doesn't matter at all what other people need its about how much you want on the device or in the cloud
[Nexus 7 General] MC153:
I would go with the 16 so you don't have to deal with storage issues later.
[Nexus 7 General] just lou:
I would say it really depends on your usage. I only ordered an 8GB because I already have a 10" tablet with 64GB storage. If I didn't, I definitely would have ordered the 16GB.
[Nexus 7 General] mwalt2:
Here you go: 31 PAGES to read until you're content :)
[Nexus 7 General] SoHaunted:
I have an Acer a500 with 64gb storage, another reason I went with the 8gb :-P
[Nexus 7 General] Responsibility:
THIS
[Nexus 7 General] just lou:
Exactly. I have the Asus TF101.
[Nexus 7 General] King of Nynex:
I would say 16 gig... if you're like me, you have a few favorite movies you want for when you're in an area with unreliable interwebs.
[Nexus 7 General] gsrrr:
There is another one of these threads already...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1738064
[Nexus 7 General] Nxxx:
I went with 16GB just to be safe.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] Step666:
Next time please search before starting a new thread
[HTC Sensation] jd603:
Just recently it seems every ROM I use has a problem with GPS accuracy when using RunKeeper to track my running... basically it thinks i've covered way more ground than I actually have so I can now run the speed of a top marathon runner (even though I can't). Looking at the runkeeper maps I can see that the gps tracking is bouncing around, ie, it thinks i'm zigzagging from one side of the road to other as I run which makes the app think i'm covering more ground. For the past 2 years it's been straight lines and fairly accurate. CM9 was doing this and now Android Revolution latest tmo/6.7.0. It did it with two different radios and 3.32 and 3.33 firmware.

I have no idea what to do to fix it ... maybe it has something to do with the gps.conf ? it's using t-mobiles default settings.
[HTC Sensation] jd603:
I figured out a fix. use the 11.69A radio. the newer radios do NOT work properly with GPS, not for runkeeper at least.
[HTC Sensation] dvation-k:
Great! A fix! :) Had the exact same problem....
[HTC Sensation] jp_iles:
Bump!

Ok, this seems fixed for you guys, but I'm running a completely stock (shock, horror!) XE (4.0.3, with 11.76A radio) on O2 in the UK and I'm getting the exact same problem. Oddly, my GPS navigation is fine, it's just tracking in Strava and RunKeeper gives a crazy zig zag trace, showing I've covered WAY more miles than I have.

Any ideas?

J
[HTC Sensation] nickez2001:
I too have this problem. It feels like a hardware problem. It has worked fine until recently. I never had to flash any special radio for it to work. But I might try flashing this radio..
[HTC Sensation] kayncz:
Hi, I have same problem. Now I'm testing to sync system clock before every activity by ClockSync and problem seems to be away.

Yesterday I rode a bike and before a start activity I forgot sync clock. After 3 km I noticed that my track is "zigzag". I turn on data a I noticed that my system time is -1.7 sec against atomic time from ntp. I synced time and track was OK.

Somewhere I read that is important to use time from ntp server, not from GPS.

Please, leave a feedback if it solved your problem ;)

Thanks, kayn
[HTC Sensation] costaxo:
Just reboot your phone before using the runkeeper + gps.
[HTC Sensation] nickez2001:
I also tried to use clocksync, didn't work for me.

Noticed that android1234567 updated to a later radio (in 15 aug build) and got my hopes up. But it still looks like in the image attached. I'm standing still and the GPS thinks that it has good reception, but it is bouncing around.

EDIT: hmm flashing latest firmware/hboot/radio provided from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2348361 might have fixed it. Will do more testing tomorrow...

EDIT2: Ran for two hours and it seems to work! It must've been the old firmware..
[HTC Rezound] z0mghii:
Let's say I make a Nandroid backup of what I have right now: Nils One xxx rom. Next I flash Joelz venasaur rom and decide that I like Nils rom better. Would it be safe to restore from the nandroid backup I just made or would it be better to reflash?

Edit: spelled powerful wrong, apologies.
[HTC Rezound] hardfallen87:
Perfectly safe to restore the nandroid, That's what they are for. Just make sure to wipe first.
[HTC Rezound] jmichaels1982:
well

providing you have s-off its ok to go to any ics rom you please as long as you nandroid, but form ics to gb you have to have the corresponding hboot, you can also do patched version but i really dont recommend it.

However , if your s-on you can go from sense 4 roms to others , you wont go past the boot up screen , and vice versa.