yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[7 Mozart General] poolielad:
Hi thanks for the reply...

The first bit is way out of my league....

Can you tell me how to do a soft reset, and a hard reset...
[7 Mozart General] SPIDER-7:
+++

Don't worry it's so easy (++ soft reset is just a simple reboot but you can use this app for this ;) )

(before hard reset take a backup with this app from your phone media & setting(highly recommended)

++and about hard reset (it's a kind of reset that reset your phone info & setting to factory setting ) and it well remove all your media , apps & messages :crying: but undoubtedly it can solve your problem (after soft reset )

so please follow the instruction for hard reset :

shut down your phone, then hold VOL + & VOL - and press power on button.

you u will see some options on screen with black background.

press vol- to move until you see "cold boot?" and (warm) press Vol +.to

change it to (cold) press vol - to the menu end.

phone will reboot and reset your files to factory stand ( it's a little hard so we call it hard reset ;) :laugh: )

Good luck!

(original post of hard reset for questions/answers)

(device reset app threat for questions/answers)
[7 Mozart General] igcas:
I'm having the same problem..unresponsive screen , application auto close , auto vibrate and change to different apps, auto speech recognition on. did a hard reset and no luck ..
[7 Mozart General] SPIDER-7:
Hi++

So you can fix screen problem with This Rom

+(after hard reset ;) you can exactly solve the problem with this rom because this rom have some drivers from T-Mobile

:fingers-crossed: :fingers-crossed: :fingers-crossed:

before flashing the rom please read the comments (for Q/A)
[Android General] jazzruby:
First of all, a BIG THANKS to | CyanogenMod | Linus Yang | Stephen (Stericson) | for the BusyBox binaries; "More suitable for Android than the prebuilt ARM binaries from busybox.net"

This is a flashable zip that will install the latest/stable BusyBox:

(1.24.2-Stericson) built 2016.04.23

(1.22.1 bionic) built 2015.01.01

(1.21.1-linusyang) built 2013.10.08

Install location is /system/xbin with system-wide symlinks to all necessary applets (and then some...)

A simple flash from recovery is all that's needed

BusyBox

BusyBox-v1.22.1-bionic.zip

md5: f1490b50bea3bb8ed2f3267178907dba

Stericson

BusyBox-v1.24.2-Stericson.zip

md5: 65973c4ca508cbbdd4ee603af8f78049

Linus Yang

WITH SymLinks:

BusyBox_v1.21.1-linusyang.zip

md5: 45eac5dff48ebbd236cf2403df41a6b7

Linus Yang

WITHOUT Symlinks:

BusyBox_v1.21.1-linusyang-nosymlink.zip

md5: 30a2101f7443aa99e3757880ac6ac30e

BusyBox Cleaner

BusyBox-Cleaner.zip

md5: d0215a1c25ae5cc7254fed2269a93c21

BusyBox Cleaner can be used to remove all symlinks in /system/xbin that point to BusyBox (useful for testing builds/removing broken links) but does not delete the BusyBox binary.

(thanks [MENTION=4666971]Phil3759[/MENTION] for the delcount function/idea)

As always make a NANDroid backup: YOU PROCEED AT YOUR OWN RISK

-JR-
[Android General] MediocreFred:
Thanks very much for the flashable zip - this is the only way I've been able to install Busybox on my HTC One.

Can you please create an updated flashable zip for the most recent version of Busybox - v1.21.

Thanks in anticipation!
[Android General] jazzruby:
Your welcome, glad it worked for you.

The BusyBox binary I'm using was built by Linus Yang (not myself), I only put the pkg together to make a flashable zip.

-JR-
[Android General] Burginthorn:
Three cheers for jazzruby! :good:

I too am a HTC One user and this is invaluable.

Thank you VERY much :D
[Android General] cyber60:
thanks a lot dude...good work :good:
[Android General] Brodad:
Thanks for this!
[Android General] jazzruby:
Updated BusyBox to 1.21.1

-JR-
[Android General] jazzruby:
Added BusyBox_v1.21.1-jb_bionic (CyanogenMod) and BusyBox_v1.21.1-Stericson to the mix.

Also added BusyBox Cleaner to remove all symlinks in /system/xbin that point to BusyBox since BusyBox binaries are built with differing applets and can leave 'broken' links when testing different builds.

-JR-
[Android General] 0-0-0:
Thank you very much.

I finally found a way of installing Busybox on the HTC One.
[Android General] IberianPrince:
Thank you so much, I was really struggling to get busybox onto the HTC One...
[Android General] usmani:
What is symlink and non symlink busybox?
[Android General] jazzruby:
BusyBox has many built-in utilities referred to as 'applets'

To use an applet you call busybox with the utility (applet) as an argument from the command line.

E.G.

/system/xbin/busybox ls

/system/xbin/busybox wget

etc...

Now, since /system/xbin is in the $PATH variable we can eliminate the path and call busybox directly

E.G.

busybox ls

busybox wget

etc...

A 'symlink' (Symbolic Link) is a special type of file that contains a reference to another file or directory see HERE

By creating symlinks for all the applets pointing to the busybox binary allows you to call a utility (applet) directly

E.G.

'busybody wget' now is simply 'wget'

One thing to note; Android has a similar binary set of utilities called 'toolbox' (with symlinks) in the /system/bin directory which is searched before system/xbin in the $PATH variable, so calling any utility (e.g. 'ls') which is also in 'toolbox' will use that one, to use the busybox 'ls' you must call busybox on the command line with 'ls' as its argument.

-JR-
[Android General] jong31:
Are there any major differences in v 1.22.1 that would be worth making a new flashable zip, or are we still fine with 1.21.1?
[Android General] jazzruby:
I wasn't even aware 1.22 went stable till your post and I checked the BB site.

I think we're fine for now and I'd rather hold off updating the zip; at least until I run with it for awhile and also see it in CM's builds. ;-]

-JR-
[Android General] thefisch6:
Which version?

I'm a little out of my depth here as far as understanding the whole symlink discussion, so are all these zips effectively the same as far as functionality? More to the point, I don't know which one I should flash, as I don't really understand the differences. For reference, I'm running Sprint HTC One on stock 4.4.2, rooted, s-off, just in case that's relevant to my question. Thanks in advance.
[Android General] jazzruby:
The 'Linus Yang' (linusyang) BusyBox build has the most 'applets' (some non-functional in Android) and the installer script symlinks the most used/preferred. Run busybox with no args will show all built-in applets (however, not all are symlinked).

The other builds/zips (CyanogenMod, Stericson) are more tailored to just Android (usable applets) and use a simple script command to list/symlink ALL the built-in applets:

E.G.

ui_print "- Symlinking BB applets"
for i in $(/system/xbin/busybox --list); do
busybox ln -sf busybox "/system/xbin/$i"
done

The busybox --list command lists/shows all built-in applets

I've been using the CyanogenMod build on all my devices and that should be good for you if you so choose.

-JR-
[Android General] thefisch6:
Thanks for your help on explaining that. I think I understand it a bit more now, and even if I really don't, I got it installed. Thanks again.
[Android General] Jason1712:
Does this version of Busybox work with FolderMount?

Hi,

I'm new to rooting and stuff. I really wanted to use FolderMount so I could have more internal storage space, so I rooted my phone. Now, I have trouble using the Busybox installer from Gplay, so I downloaded your flashable zip. However, FolderMount STILL doesn't work, I keep getting an error regarding external SD card permissions. Does FolderMount require Busybox version 1.22.1, or can I use the current one?

Thanks,

Jason
[Android General] bovirus:
Hi.

Thanks for your job

Please take care that now busybox 1.22.1 is stable version.

If you can please update the archive inf irst post with new busybox 1.22.1.

Stericcson updated busybox version to 1.22.1.
[Android General] jazzruby:
Hi everybody,

I've been dealing with the death of my Mother (expired 2014.03.20) so please bear with me during this extremely difficult time.

I'm still monitoring my subscribed threads here at XDA and even posted some replies (early on) but I find it more difficult to concentrate on anything outside my responsibility to Mother's estate.

Thanks for your understanding,

-JR-
[Android General] malakaz27:
Please DON'T QUOTE a entire pragrapgh just for a line of answer.

Please remove QUOTE. Thanks

thank you, and i edited my comment, now I need answers :good:
[Android General] bovirus:
[MENTION=8869086]malakaz27[/MENTION]

If you reply to previous post QUOTE is not necessary.
[Android General] malakaz27:
[MENTION=637263]bovirus[/MENTION]

okay okay, i just wanna sure i will not get bootloop after i flash the busybox zip on my phone cuz im running on stock Color OS 6 (A15) *rooted* :o :laugh:
[Android General] bovirus:
- New busybox 1.30.1 flashable zip

Busybox 1.30.1 by Stericcson (ARMv7 32bit)

Busybox 1.30.1 by Osm0sis (ARMv7 32bit)

Busybox 1.30.1 by Osm0sis (ARMv8 64bit)

Thanks to Stericsson and Osm0sis (https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Repo/busybox-ndk).

..
[Android General] DroidJP:
Have a question. I noticed that all the busybox versions that i came across is missing the selinux store contexts option in its applets. Only the busybox-bionic version seems to have it but hasn't been updated since 2015.

Bit confused as to why selinux support no longer in the latest version of busybox. Is there a reason for this?

Thanks.
[Android General] Kurt London:
I want the BusyBox for l speed
[Android General] JazzMartian:
osm0sis BusyBox NDK 1.31.1 flashable zip (all architectures)
[Android General] mauam:
Version 1.32.0 attached.
[Android General] loopypalm:
can't DL the attached file

any mirror please ?
[Android General] bovirus:
This is my personal library of busybox zip installer files for recovery

- Busybox library

Busybox zip installer files for recovery - Host mega

- Busybox 1.31.1 NDK - One single file for all CPU

Busybox 1.31.1 NDK ARMv7 32bit/ARMv8 64bit/Stabndard/SELinux - ZIp installer for recovery - Host mega

- Busybox 1.31.1 NDK - Single CPU type

Busybox 1.31.1 NDK ARMv7 32bit - ZIp installer for recovery - Host mega

Busybox 1.31.1 NDK ARMv7 32bit SELinux - ZIp installer for recovery - Host mega

Busybox 1.31.1 NDK ARMv8 64bit - ZIp installer for recovery - Host mega

Busybox 1.31.1 NDK ARMv8 64bit SELinux - ZIp installer for recovery - Host mega

- Busybox 1.32.0 Stericsson

Busybox 1.32.0 Stericsson - ZIp installer for recovery - Host mega

..
[Android General] chuy19312:
Thank you for the flashable zip, i modified

Busybox 1.32.0 Stericsson ZIp

to make it compatible for android 10 and higher since you need to install busybox files on /system/system to make them work on android 10, if not, it will not be installed on android 10, i attached here for people that has android 10 or higher, sorry if i didn't ask permission but i wanted to help

Edit: for some reason, XDA deleted the file i attached but i just realized today :/

Edit 2: uploaded it again
[Android General] Thickmeat:
⚠️🛑😱🤬😡⚠️

Will this zip work on my

TCL OS 10 ANDROID ALCATEL.???????

🛑⚠️??!!!!!??⚠️🛑

TCL-A507DL-7141- (Seoul_TF) @ =10= (29)

✓❌💯∆¶∆💯❌

SENCERLY TNX.

DAVID🧐⭐🧐
[Android General] Thickmeat:
Should this be compatible with

Device

A507DL (Seoul_TF) @ 10 (29) TCL ALCATEL 10 4 CPU 32GB
[Android General] chuy19312:
If your device is android 10 or higher, that flashable zip should work, if your device is android 9 or lower, flash any of the flashable zips that came on first post
[Android General] jong31:
Sorry to hear that man. Your personal life should always take precedence, so take as much time as you need!
[Android General] chipp_zanuff:
sorry to hear that, too...
[Android General] himanshu.khanna:
please help

hey, it may be a lame question, however can u please guide me that out of your uploaded files which file should i flash? i have htc desire x, stock (4.1.1) rooted rom.
[Android General] android addicts:
Is this busybox works with custom kernels?
[Android General] android addicts:
It working with custom kernels without any issue. When I use busybox pro, I can't use Googymax kernel app. Now I can. Thanks.
[Android General] ahmed blue:
Thank you this version worked on my m7 BusyBox_v1.21.1-linusyang.zip 715kb
[Android General] himanshu.khanna:
hey

Can u plz update the busybox version. Thanks in advance
[Android General] jb789:
I just stumbled across a newer busybox 1.22.1 from LiuDongMiao. He's the same dev who backported Xposed to GB, so you know he's a decent guy & knowledgeable. Anyway, I have not tried it, so I don't know if it might be missing some features as it is a smaller size. Also, it's just the binary, but you can easily swap it into the flashable zip of your choice.

https://github.com/liudongmiao/busybox-androidt/releases
[Android General] jazzruby:
Updated BusyBox to 1.22.1

-JR-
[Android General] defconoi:
thanks ;)
[Android General] gggg:
tab SM-t705, cf-autoroot

1 I tried to intall the first bb.zip from my recovery ... how can I check it worked ? ... or should it be installed in a different way e.g. Flashify, or the installer from Stephen in playstore ?

2 if it is installed .... how can I connect with Putty from the PC (USB) to it

3 which Explorer tool on the PC can you suggest which could connect to it (adb is on my PC as well) ?
[Android General] jb789:
Open Terminal Emulator on your Android device and type "su" then enter, then "busybox" & hit enter (type without the quotes, of course). If it gives you a giant list of command options, it's installed. If it says "Command not found", it's not. I'm not smart enough to answer your other questions, though.
[Android General] spitzerone:
Help

Can anyone help me with the email address for the Busy Box developer. Thanks
[Android General] t3khe4d:
dead links

dead links?

update:

searched found elsewhere, matched md5 ;)

thx
[Android General] bovirus:
Please post the new link where you downloaided the file.
[Android General] jazzruby:
I've checked the links and they all work | download

-JR-
[Android General] t3khe4d:
I just tried again and you are correct, they do work now.

But,

at the time I got a 404 error.

working now, thx for the reply.

---------- Post added at 07:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:39 AM ----------

this is where I found the Stericson version of busybox.

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B-kSF8g8H7KuME12ai1OVHVqd3M&usp=sharing
[Android General] jacomail95:
Links in OP work fine for me

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 con Tapatalk 2
[Android General] psonawane1984:
Need busybox for Viper

@ developer

I want to install viper in my rom but its giving an error that busybox is not properly installed, you need stericson Busybox.

Then i uninstalled the busybox, cleared the symlinks and installed the stericson busybox provided by you.

But again i am facing the same problem...

Can you please provide any solution for it???
[Android General] bovirus:
[MENTION=2805755]jazzruby[/MENTION]

Could you please update busybox flashable zips with latest version of Stericson busybox (1.22.1)?

Is it enough replace busybox app file inside the zip file of stericson busybox 1.21.1?

Should be a good idea toa dd at the end of the script teh comamnd

sleep(5)

to have a waiting of 5 seconds to check the messages on the phone about installation.

---------- Post added at 11:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:04 AM ----------

New releases with the changes

Busybox 1.22.1 arm by bionic (zip to flash via recovery)

Busybox 1.22.1 arm by Stericson (zip to flash via recovery)

Busybox size:

v. 1.22.1 by bionic - about 500KB

v. 1.22.1 by Stericson - about 1MB

Of course big size means more commands.
[Android General] javvadi:
unable to download "Busybox 1.22.1 arm by bionic (zip to flash via recovery)". The site prompts for a "decryption key".
[Android General] bovirus:
Sorry. Fixed (0 missing at the end...)
[Android General] jazzruby:
Updated BusyBox (Stericson) to 1.22.1

-JR-
[Android General] bovirus:
Thanks.

I ahev some proposal for improvements First post

BusyBox v. 1.22.1 by ????

BusyBox-v1.22.1.zip - 384.19 KB

md5: dc2e8404eacc8a953f806dc24714f38e

Busybox v. 1.22.1 by Stericson

BusyBox-v1.22.1-Stericson.zip - 582.77 KB

md5: a010d7b16446c00c1cd3b2f9ba79c417

Busybox v. 1.21.1. by Linus Yang (WITH SymLinks)

BusyBox_v1.21.1-linusyang.zip - 715.04 KB

md5: 2852f22afa46c109528cd5f0c1df9de5

Busybox v.121..1 by Linus Yang (WITHOUT Symlinks):

BusyBox_v1.21.1-linusyang-nosymlink.zip - 714.27 KB

md5: 30a2101f7443aa99e3757880ac6ac30e

Please check the description in bold (include busybox version and detail on one line.

About the Edify script inside the zip could be possible to add

sleep(5) at the end to have the time to show on the phone the result of the script execution?

Thanks. Bye.
[Android General] jazzruby:
Updated BusyBox (bionic) 1.22.1 - more compatible with Android 5 (Lollipop)

-JR-
[Android General] jacomail95:
Stericson just released Busybox v1.23.0, can you update your zips, when you can? :)

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 con Tapatalk 2
[Android General] bovirus:
Please take care that Busybox 1.23.0 is marked as "unstable".

For daily use it's better to use Busybox 1.22.1 (stable).
[Android General] xda___:
gp update...

Does this over-ride or can it over-ride the update from the Play store?

I tried the update, but after I did, I seemed to be having different problems with my device.

I am running Xposed with a module and some tweaks, can this cause problems with the binary update? I seem to remeber reading this somewhere?

But if so, what do I do? Disable Xposed and any Modules before update?

Also, a dumb question, but I was under the impression all I had to do was install BusyBox and it would just do what it needs to do. Looking at the updated version though, it seems to give me options to tweak. I don't really want or need to change anything as far as I can tell. Any suggestions?

Thanks.
[Android General] bovirus:
This thebusybox 1.23 (latest version) zip file to apply it via recovery.

http://www68.zippyshare.com/v/95541293/file.html

The file comes from 1.22.1 zip update package just replacing buxybox (with new version 1.23).
[Android General] vendedor_industrial2011:
Thanks!!!!

Incredible, was the only path to install Busybox on my Orinoquia Bucare Y330-U05 (same Huawei Y330).

Thanks from Venezuela... :good:
[Android General] jazzruby:
Added BusyBox-v1.23.0-Stericson - for TESTING (listed unstable as of 2015.01.12 LINK)

-JR-
[Android General] Lonnie Reeder:
This is awesome

This is awesome, makes installing this app nice when flashing a new ROM.
[Android General] sgtduckyboy:
Bad files?

All of your links go to a site that makes you download an executable? to get a .zip? I tried and my AV must be removing it, as I get errors on trying to open it. whats up with this? why not links to the .zips like every link I have came across on XDA?
[Android General] jazzruby:
All DL links have been temp disabled; thanks sgtduckyboy for the heads up and please edit your post as the links in it are live.

I will more than likely be switching over to my MediaFire archives/links

Thanks again,

-JR-
[Android General] bovirus:
If I can help you I can store the busybox files into my hosting on mega.co.nz.
[Android General] jazzruby:
Switched download links from Dev-Host to my MediaFire account.

-JR-
[Android General] bovirus:
Available busybox v. 1.23.1 stable (thanks a guy that compield it)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=58669734&postcount=32

Please update the busybox on first post.
[Android General] bovirus:
It's available busybox 1.23.1 by Stericcson for ARM/x86.

ARM - http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/m9bDJqrT/file.html

Intel - http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/3mbJ6tTQ/file.html
[Android General] remo0073:
Please could you explain the difference between this two versions just to understand which is the best one for my device

(Moto G with Stock Lollipop 5.0.2)

Maybe the "ARM" one?
[Android General] bovirus:
For this device shoiuld be ARM.

Pelase take care that my attachment is just busybox binary,

You should wait the new zip file to install it via recovery,.
[Android General] remo0073:
Thank You

I din't downlaod it yet and I din't see that it was not a falshable zip.

I already installed this one

BusyBox-1.23.1{SELinux_Enabled}.zip

from the post you linked, and it is working good

Thanks again
[Android General] jazzruby:
Updated BusyBox (Stericson) to 1.23.1

-JR-
[Android General] abhyuditjain:
Which version to install? I too have HTC One m7 and Lollipop.
[Android General] shawek:
-M7» arm 1.23.1 stericcson

1.23.1 selinux enabled

Maybe someone reads this and help me...

What is *nc* applet ?

When I look in "not linked applets"-there is always *nc*
[Android General] jazzruby:
netcat (Wikipedia)

Open/Run Terminal Emulator:

busybox nc --help

-JR-
[Android General] jazzruby:
Either bionic or Stericson - your choice ;)

-JR-
[Android General] bovirus:
[MENTION=2805755]jazzruby[/MENTION]

Please add in the fist post also teh full busybox that I linked prevuoisly (Full and full Selinux - for Lollipop).
[Android General] PalmCentro:
I tried flashing one of these zips on my old device running 2.3.3 and CWM didn't want to install it...

How do i know which zip i need to flash?
[Android General] bovirus:
[MENTION=2805755]jazzruby[/MENTION]

Could you update to new busybox 1.23.2 (stable)?
[Android General] bovirus:
New busybox 1.23.2 Selinux (for Android 4.1.x/4.2.x/4.4.x/5.x)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=59954865&postcount=45

Thanks to YashdSaraf
[Android General] kirby1fan:
wrong Header

It tells me during the installation that the header is wring and then proceeds with the install and nothing happens. Will this not work on the GS5?

---------- Post added at 04:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:31 PM ----------

Never mind. It's working
[Android General] Satori80:
Would it be a bad idea to put /system/xbin in the path before the regular android command paths?
[Android General] bovirus:
[MENTION=2805755]jazzruby[/MENTION]

Could you please first post adding new busybox 1.23.2 by stericsson?

https://mega.co.nz/#!aMRCzYYb!yq3BaZ8ggb1H5XiH11BdcqyPQobJI1nyM2XBAetKfJ8
[Android General] jazzruby:
Updated BusyBox (Stericson) to 1.23.2

-JR-
[Android General] thedailyl3af:
Which do i flash on tab 4 10.1 lollipop?
[Android General] JazzMartian:
Hi, thanks for this. I've been running 1.23.1 via flashing the zip you had up previously. I have a few questions/comments though:

*Why is the 1.23.1 .zip so much larger than the 1.23.2 zip?

*What is the install method if 1.23.1 is already installed?

*I see the cleaner, but no the uninstaller, like was previously up.

*Basically I want it all lol. The 1.23.2 binary, and all available applets in the universe!

Thanks a ton for sharing and updating/supporting your thread. :)
[Android General] jazzruby:
It's your choice, however I would go with the most recent build currently Stericson.

-JR-
[Android General] jazzruby:
*The file size for Stericson 1.23.1 <-> 1.23.2 is less than 1 KB

*Overwrite, however if any applets have been removed in the new build the symlinks remain (read: broken links)

*I don't think I've ever had the uninstaller posted here.

*When switching between builds use the BusyBox Cleaner to remove ALL symlinks to /system/xbin/busybox to insure no broken links to non-existing applets. The installer will install all symlinks that BusyBox has been built with.

-JR-
[Android General] JazzMartian:
Thanks for the info. It's helpful. Pretty sure you had the installer up before though. I have the file I mentioned, and have been using it since I first discovered this thread. I've uploaded the file I have (of whom the source I'm now not certain of lol). :confused:
[Android General] jazzruby:
Snippet from the script in the ZIP you attached ;)

ui_print "*********************"
ui_print "Busybox Uninstaller"
ui_print "*********************"
ui_print "...brought to you by 7175@xda-developers"
ui_print "*********************"

See the attached files in the OP of this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/guide-busybox-snapshot-building-android-t2857650

-JR-