yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
If you go to the Ubuntu website...you should be able to get archived versions as well. I personally use LinuxMint on my laptop...and Arch Linux on my PC. Both have worked great for me. I was able to set up Linux mint with everything I used to in Ubuntu... packages and programs that is. I have a link for you though...from when I tried 10.04. Give me a moment to find it though.

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10.04

http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/

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And 11.04

http://releases.ubuntu.com/natty/

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Or if you really feel like living on the edge...ArchLinux. I must warn you though, it is a very manual setup process. Will force you to learn the ins and outs of Linux:

http://www.archlinux.org/
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
for android purposes and more which would you best suggest? not sure why I'm just now noticing you put the download links in there for me :P
[Miscellaneous Android Development] aed0101:
I use Ubuntu 10.04. Use a 64bit distribution.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
Potatoe... potato Tomatoe... tomato. Any 64 bit Ubuntu if you want to take the easy, less manual way out. I prefer Arch though. Less bloat... much smoother... in my opinion.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
**Bump**
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrakattack:
don't want this thread to die so...

**bump**
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Oh the threads not dead, I for one got really busy at work. Also been trying to figure out why the flex kernel won't compile set up for the presto.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
it looks like attn1 is trying to do the same (not sure if he's doing it for the burst or flex) as he was on twitter going over that its not compiling
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mifl:
CyanogenMod device

Good news:

In the GIT of CyanogenMod have included our terminal: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_pantech_presto.

Unfortunately it is very incomplete. The advantage is that now the work done so we can share easily.

Now we can complete it.

Greetings.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
I get access forbidden when I follow the link.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mikey199:
Link works for me.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
I'll have to try from a computer later.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
starr'ed and added it to my watch list

*****edit*****

Oh that was created when I was talking with koush trying to get a CWM touch made I think it saved everything in there to be able to make new cwm's on command.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
I can get the flex kernel to compile. Go to the base folder and before you try to compile it type "mv Makefile /kernel/Makefile" without the quotes. Then enter then type "mv Makefile.bak Makefile" and again enter. It will now compile for the flex (oscar) fine
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
Are there a lot of differences in the devices?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Burst(presto) is msm8660 flex(Oscar) is msm8960

Screens are different, touch screen is different, sensors are different as well as power control
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
Have you posted your compiled Flex kernel where we have everything yet?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
No I didn't, because I don't have a flex to test it with.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
While flipping through Pantech's opensource page I found this

http://opensource.pantech.com/model/result.asp?SEQ=221

It does not look like they know how to spell opensource and this slightly amuses me.

I do apologize for my earlier misspellings my kind sir I was replying quickly while using my android browser and on screen keyboard and didn't notice the error until your reply.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] diomed:
It's "through" and "doesn't"
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
Figured I'd chime in before I went to bed. I'm starting over with cm7. Resyncing everything and I might get some time tomorrow to try a few things.

I'm starting with a different device tree as a base and focusing on just getting the damn thing to boot before tailoring it to our device.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Send me a link to the device tree maybe I can help
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
I'll put it up in a few days. I need to get it to successfully compile and then tidy things up a bit.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
Anyone have the pdl and tool for returning to stock. The links in our threads are not working. I need to return to stock asap. Thank you.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
are you going to put it up on github once you get stuff tidy'd up?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
Yeah, I plan too. Still fixing some issues with compile.

Edit: Still working on it. Having some issues with my main computer. Might have to set up a vm on my server.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrakattack:
Anyone know how to do this on the burst?http://android.stackexchange.com/qu...ernal-flash-memory-and-sd-card-does-not-mount
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
Try the irc channel.... jcase and attn1 will probably know.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrakattack:
stuck using my phone for now, link or directions to irc channel?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
not sure if you can use this from your phones browser or not but heres a shot

http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#burstroot
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Anyone have any luck with trying to edit the ics kernel? I tried changing the ramdisk, it will not boot. any ideas
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
Attn1 was working on it last night when I was on irc dunno if he finished it or not
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
I've pulled all images from the pdl... where is the ramdisk
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevotdo:
Gotta split the boot.img
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
If you got the images from the pdl then you have to split the KERNEL.img

spliting it works just fine, reassembling it works, and it loads but it wont boot
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
What's the size of yours and original? Perhaps it needs a filler file to boot. I remember this was a bug with the S1 that doom lord spoke of.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Found the problem, just have to find a way to auto fix it. Problem is the header of the boot.img we make. It is as follows

41 4E 44 52 4F 49 44 21 4C 11 44 00 00 80 20 40 79

0E 06 00 00 00 40 41

and it needs to be

41 4E 44 52 4F 49 44 21 4C 11 44 00 00 80 20 40 79

0E 06 00 00 00 50 41

to boot the ics kernel Also, we do not need to have --board presto anymore.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
here is proof, attached is an ICS kernel with an edited ram disk
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Now if pantech would just release the source codes
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
Honestly...that's all we really need to start customizing seriously.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Might be time to retry porting a rom from another device. Before the big wall I kept hitting was CIQ. CIQ had a section start loading in the radio mdm file. That is gone with ICS.

The cwm img I posted in the other forum is the recovery executable from a hercules, with a modified version of our recovery ramdisk and our ICS kernel.

FYI the only mod I did to our recovery ramdisk was to enable the internal sd.

however compiling a rom without the pantech source code could be a problem, cyanogen source code tends to need your base libaudio.so file. Our ICS does not have one.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bulletproof1013:
Sources should be out soon .they are obligated to by a certain time. Maybe a couple weeks or a month?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Maybe this will help with porting or for those that wish to change the themes.

http://www.4shared.com/zip/ln24LiQN/JUUS09032012-deodex.html

It is a deodex version of our update.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] aed0101:
Thanks. Tried porting CM9 for Hercules. Getting stuck on cyanogen's animated boot logo.

Maybe pantech's framework should be removed in init.rc?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Finn81:
Finally Pantech released ICS kernel source.

http://opensource.pantech.com/model/list.asp?Category=Mobile
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mikey199:
Woot woot!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
Yup got this when I woke up

Dear Customer,

Thank you for your interest about Pantech Android Smart Phone.

We uploaded new open source for P9070.

You can download that from website http://opensource.pantech.com/

Thanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrakattack:
CM10 time? Lol
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/93738392/P9070_ICS_Kernel.zip added mirror

if anyone gets a chance to and knows how can you unpack and push the raw source to github? that way we can make active changes as a group as needed.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
Hope everyone is doing well. between fixing my wife's car, my roomates car, phone being swapped out, and switching jobs I've been mia a little. still might be MIA for a little while but I will stop in every chance I get
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Great we are both MIA, I founf the reason I could not compile a kernel was my linux install. I wiped my hard drive and am starting over. trying to find all the device trees again.

Least I can compile the ICS kernel now and it works. Has me wondering if all the roms I was trying to compile and failed actually failed or if it was always my compiler.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] kagedws6:
Burst ICS Kernel Source on Github

I managed to reinstall ubuntu but I got side tracked with everything else I'm not sure I ever logged in since the install if i have it wasn't long.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] :
What distro are you using? Sidenote... Any compatibility between the cm build we have and this new kernel.source?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
I am using linux mint 13 and I need a link to download the cm build that was out. I lost it when I wiped my linux partition to reinstall it.

been trying to port from a skyrocket's cm9 but have to have about all the bin, framework, and lib as well as alot of the app folders from our ics. things are so intertwined in android

I would say that it is like 95% our ICS 5% skyrocket cm9

would love if someone could increase that course our ics is the same 4.0.4 as the skyrocket cm9 so a large part will be close. btw the skyrockets offical ICS is 4.0.3
[Miscellaneous Android Development] cdudeman:
Okay guys. I don't know much about porting, but I followed one of the threads and tried to port skyrocket cm9 to the burst using the stock deodex rom. I managed to get it to install and boot but I can not get it past the cyanogemod boot screen. Does anyone want to take a look at it and see if they can figure anything out?

Here is the log cat at boot

http://pastebin.com/NbLgxksb
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
Not enough of the logcat, problem is before / and after (since it is looping) your capture the ones I tried following the directions all boot looped with SystemClock

not sure what guide you followed but I have tried nearly all combinations.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Finn81:
guys,what can you say about that?

http://marduk191.blogspot.com/2012/10/cwm-touch-for-pantech-p9070burstpresto.html
[Miscellaneous Android Development] cdudeman:
I followed this guide. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1598713 Yeah it just gets stuck on the cm9 screen and wont ever actually boot into the rom.

I can get more of a logcat if you think it will help. Like I said, I am a total noob when it comes to building/porting roms, I was just giving it an effort to see what would happen.

Here is a better logcat http://pastebin.com/JV2Vd5rs
[Miscellaneous Android Development] alenhoff:
sorry to jump in like this everyone, what have you done as part of your debugging? can you list anything you have tried. also do you have your source uploaded anywhere such as github or any other project hosting. just wondering, if so i will download it and try to help out working on the problem.

Also thank you to everyone working on porting cm to the burst, as well as any other development advances for this device. this is the only device that has had pretty much 0 activity on this forum, would be nice to have our own spot so things were more orginized.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] atadres:
Was sup pantech burst users I was just wondering if one of your fine devs would help us flex users get root on our phones please and thanks I know ur busy with porting and rooms but the flex community would greatly appreciate I'll donate as well thanks allot
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davepmer:
I have been running my own version of cwm-6.0.14 for better than a month, it is in the original JUUS09032012-deodex.zip

Be very aware of the other presto versions out there, they are well known to brick phones.

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you have an address fault code in line 28655 did you try swaping libandroid_runtime.so?

looking down more at the log cat looks like errors all over the lib files. you used the lib from the presto or from the skyrocket?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Finn81:
So we can use use your deodex.zip with cwm 6.0.1.4 without fear of bricking our phones?does this zip has old,unlocked bootloader already?

Thx in advance.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mrakattack:
i know you guys are trying to get CM ported over to the burst, but how difficult would it be to build an AOSP rom? I'd be willing to try if i knew a little more as to what i was doing, i have ubuntu setup on my laptop. Just curious if i would have to pull the kernel, libs, and whatever else i would need
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultra99:
Guys, have you seen the commercial for The new Note 10? Is there something similar for the note?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Crisisx1:
What is a good setting to set my minimum clock frequency.. the highest i put it to is usually the default 1.5 or underclock it just by a bit to 1.4... but what should i set the minimum to?

I know the lowest is best for battery, but that means the phone will be performing at those low frequencies as well and might slow it down a little bit.

The lowest option i have is 384 mhz then 486, 594, 702, 810, 918, 1.026, 1.134, 1.242, 1.35, 1.458, 1.512, 1.556, 1.62, 1.674, 1.728, 1.782, and 1.836.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] circuit.007:
I keep mine at the lowest setting. No problems.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Gqsanders:
Usually at 486 for me
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dubbactrumpetmsu:
Okay, one other curious question...On CM10 7/29 build...is anyone getting Android File Transfer to work? Yes, I'm on a Mac, but it was working fine before, granted I had to call it a camera instead of MTP, but it worked just fine. Now that I got a 32GB SD, I'm wanting to transfer everything over, but now when I plug it in, I get nothing. Any ideas?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dubbactrumpetmsu:
So, I've flashed all the roms on my SD card...CM9, CM10, Ultimatum, AOKP, now I'm on Paranoid Android(liking this one best because it's a mix of CM10 with more stuff working so far..) but anyway. I noticed on all of the JB-based roms, Android File Transfer no longer works. This wouldn't be an issue because I could flash Ultimatum, which is ICS-based, right? Still doesn't work. I've read around and some people say Samsung updated something that broke AFT for mac...but I'm just not sure. I just got a new 32GB SD, so I want to move the stuff from my 8GB to this one...but using wireless solutions will take hours on end...and I'm not even sure which one of these works the best. Any ideas?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] unleashed12:
I believe the file transfer on android does not like to work with cm10 on this phone and its not an issue that seems too high on the devs list because of the few amount of mac users. Really sucks but meh, honestly if i want to transfer stuff i boot up windows through bootcamp and do my thing :P

My suggestion is, flash a stock based rom and just move the majority of the stuff using mac and then for smaller/more periodic stuff after that you could just use a wireless transfer thing. Because for me, after my initial sync of all my music i usually only sync photos or a few songs at a time so wireless syncing wouldn't be too big of an issue.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dubbactrumpetmsu:
Indeed, I found a workaround to use CyberDuck to transfer stuff...of course, my first big transfer is going to take hours, which sucks---I wish they would look at this issue...even if Mac users are the minority, that's a pretty big issue-Normally I wouldn't have issue with either dual boot or Parallels, but I'm broke at the moment so I'm running a G5 iMac. While it runs, you can imagine how slow it can get, since this is pre-aluminum models... I tried flashing a stock-based rom (Ultimatum) and it still didn't work. I've heard that a Samsung minor update might have broken it, but I didn't get any OTA updates. I'm just glad CyberDuck/SSHDroid let it work just like my jailbroken iPhone works with CyberDuck the same way, so I'm familiar with it. I guess I'll need to go back around the forums I was searching for answers on and post a tutorial on using CyberDuck with the S3.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MintiIceCream:
Hello everyone,

Im using Miui rc 3 by team copper, and im really satisfied with it, just one big problem:

Heavy Battery Drain

How can i fix it?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MintiIceCream:
Any1 with any solution?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yanchenglee:
U culd try setcpu app to under clock ur phone when screen is locked
[HTC Rezound] Nomad145:
Does anyone else feel like the ICS OTA was just kind of thrown together and not built very well? To me, nothing seems to be themed consistently and I feel as though ICS/Sense doesn't fit very well together. In some cases, I'll get menus with the black and blue ICS theme and then other times I'll get the Sense white and green menus. Other than having ICS (which is awesome) I don't think HTC put much time into this update. What do you guys think? :p
[HTC Rezound] devilsadidas:
I blame Verizon...
[HTC Rezound] blestsol:
I see what you mean but what can we do? :(

Rezzy
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
Blame verizon all you want for the bad timing of the update, but the performance of ICS is 100% HTC's fault. No doubt about it
[HTC Rezound] zone23:
Problem is that HTC is mostly green and they want to stay green except Android is turning blue. I guess HTC needs to learn how to theme? Oh and I blame Verizon for everything as well, what a bunch of blowers..
[HTC Rezound] Evocm7:
It's kinda sh*tty but it doesn't bother most of us since we're on custom roms that are themed. Source is the only thing I care about.
[HTC Rezound] iamwalterwhite:
ICS OTA

I waited for the OTA to drop before I unlocked the bootloader, rooted, and installed custom roms. I don't know why, because the OTA was underwhelming for sure.
[HTC Rezound] cslingerland:
It's better than gb for sure
[HTC Rezound] mcargil05:
I don't care much for the looks but that is not the problem. It is much slower the gb. The browser does not work well for flash videos. It also does not work when searching pictures with Google. Hancent no longer see's Facebook photos. I have several programs that don't work properly. I wish i could go back to GB!
[HTC Rezound] Echo17121:
I was annoyed to find out on a trip this weekend that the navigation voice does not have its own volume and if you play music at the same time, you can barely hear the voice. I had to mute my music when there was a lot of directions coming up.
[HTC Rezound] eriscat:
It is an improvement for me

I am completely stock. I don't like to root until Verizon wont cover the phone any longer.But I was getting close though because of the data drop issues. ICS is not the solution to everything, but it made my phone able to work like I expect. I don't know if I blame HTC, Verizon or the tooth fairy. I know that they all should have been bothered by the number of people running stock that were dealing with not being able to us the internet as a general rule that is a core function of a smart phone, imho.

For those of you who are developing roms, thank you. I will root this phone, probably around Christmas. Thanks for keeping a variety around. :good:
[HTC Rezound] zetsumeikuro:
Dated version of sense when 4.0 is the norm for newer HTC phones. Custom roms ftw.
[HTC Rezound] dangerousjenny:
Honestly I am ok with most stuff on it. The only major issue I am having is battery drain. I am hoping after I reset it will be fixed. But it did fix the 4g issues I was having. The browser hasn't been slower for me but I haven't tried videos on it yet. I am annoyed handsent isn't syncing the pics but since the address book is it sounds like a handcent problem. Overall I am happy with it. It's nice I can disable the bloatware and I like how ICS is. I like the sense its not much difference then GB, 4.0 would be nice but at least my phone is working now. :)
[HTC Rezound] zetsumeikuro:
Nice! Glad to hear that you're happy with your phone and the update :good:. If you're having battery issues, try reducing the frequency of data synchs etc. Lower screen brightness for general use etc. Could also try a battery calibration. Good luck!
[HTC Rezound] Trooper Thorn:
I kept my sync frequencies, and screen brightness the same so I could compare battery efficiency between GB and ICS. ICS is about 50% worse, in my experience. My extended battery lasts 1 day 9 hours to 0% battery, where it used to last a full 2. It's horrendous. If I reduced sync times and brightness, etc. on GB I would be approaching or exceeding the 3 day mark. Users shouldn't have to do all that just to hit 2 days on ICS. I know some users do not experience these battery issues (my wife and coworker do not), so I have to assume it's an actual defect in my handset.
[HTC Rezound] VitaminCBold:
I agree with OP. Nothing seemed themes consistently at all. I couldn't stand bouncing back and force between ICS and Sense themes, which were entirely different (and arguably clashing).

I spent plenty of time waiting for the OTA, and when it finally came and flashed a new ROM that night.
[HTC Rezound] cslingerland:
Screen brightness messes up after using camera (mine stays at full brightness until I lock and unlock again), landscape keyboard is severely ****ed (not so much the keyboard but the displayed content above it where my cursor is), and the themes a little but they don't bother me at all. Anyone else have those problems?
[HTC Rezound] evilstewie23:
Ive always had that auto brightness problem with the camera even on the droid incredible so its not new to me but i did notice that if you try a new theme some parts of HTC's green theme turn into your color of theme. But not always.
[HTC Rezound] platinumrims:
I agree with everything said pretty much accept battery life. Mines still good even on these stock kernals.

Moral of the story... Nexus only from now on lol. The themeing issues and old sense and old version of ICS when we finally get the update is annoying to me. Why didn't they just release the source and not push an outdated update lol.
[HTC Rezound] cslingerland:
Yeah I turned on the blue skin theme and it comes up with some blue and some green. Both look fine so I don't complain but the landscape keyboard thing is super annoying. Anyone have that problem or am I the minority?