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[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] thangbithit:
It's so lucky for us, 3 main developing groups (CM, AOKP, Paranoid Android) don't leave us alone. I'm using Paranoid Android and find it great too. Maybe we don't have many choices, bit the developers have tried hard to make the most stable roms, then they've ... left us.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] otonoo:
good use now paranoid android and I loved

solve the problem of the battery change the wifi policy to never and planners in "Deadline" and "conservative"
[Nook Color General] thejrcrafter2:
Hello everybody,

I haven't really done much on these forums, so when the AOSP source came out, I decided that now was the time for me to come and help. Pretty much anybody that wants to help right now can help, especially beginners if you want to learn how to build your own ROMs, as this is also my first ROM. I don't have a 64-bit computer, so I won't be able to do much except for Fridays when me and my friends (who have 64-bit computers) hang out. I know the Nookie devs a are working on cm10, but if they want to come in and help every so often, I would love that.

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THESE ARE PRE-PRE-ALPHA BUILDS! ONLY USER THESE BUILDS IF YOU ARE WILLING TO SACRIFICE YOUR NOOK!

I am currently getting a goo.im account to host the builds on.

Thanks to anybody who decides to help.

thejrcrafter
[Nook Color General] lowsnamebrand:
Not to sound disrespectful but why do we need this thread? I'm just asking because wouldn't the nookie dev team just continue cm10.1 through the Nightlies thread? And if you follow cyanogenmod on G+ they have said they're still working on adding features from cm10 to the new branch of jellybean(4.2), so wouldn't these builds be a little premature?
[Nook Color General] thejrcrafter2:
Oh. Now I sound stupid. The point about cm10.1 still in development is definitely something I overlooked, but with the nookie devs just taking over the whole build, I disagree with that. One of the main points of this thread is to help people that want to build and debug but don't know how to. Since AOSP 4.2 is for the most part stable, I think I might work on that instead.
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
Because there is no actual development in this thread, i have moved it to general for now. Should development happen, we can look at moving it back.
[Nook Color General] thejrcrafter2:
Fair enough.
[Nook Color General] lowsnamebrand:
OK that's incredibly understandable if I set up a build environment I might come back and learn too thanks
[Nook Color General] plasticarmyman:
*shrug* eff it, why not?...let's do this...

what do I have to do first?...I am running ubuntu 12.04 on a partition on my laptop...i know that may be helpful....
[Nook Color General] thejrcrafter2:
Okay well since I've got a few people here, might as well start. If anyone still wants to come in though, that's fine. Pretty much all I know at this'd point is that you need a 64-bit Linux computer. I'll go research a little after school tomorrow and report what I find. Also, we might as well include the 4.2.1 bug updates while we're at it so then my dad doesn't get kicked off my contacts list. (Is the 4.2.1 update source available yet?)
[Nook Color General] plasticarmyman:
i'm running ubuntu 12.04 32bit :\ i need 64?...crap....
[Nook Color General] leapinlar:
That's what everybody says. But they said the same thing about CM9 and I successfully built on my 32bit Ubuntu. But when I tried to move to CM10, it kept getting stuck, freezing. So now I am in the process of starting over with 64bit.
[Nook Color General] thejrcrafter2:
Yeah I don't have 64 either... Is the Acer c7 a 64bit computer because I could just hack Ubuntu on it, if not I could sign up for amazon ec2, but that requires a random number to call me and my parents would not be very happy with that.
[Nook Color General] thejrcrafter2:
Okay, I was reading thru the source code tutorial on android.com, and it seems that building on a 32bit environment should in theory work, since all the required packages are i386 compatible:

For Ubuntu 10.04-11.10:

git-core gnupg flex bison gperf build-essential \
zip curl zlib1g-dev libc6-dev lib32ncurses5-dev ia32-libs \
x11proto-core-dev libx11-dev lib32readline5-dev lib32z-dev \
libgl1-mesa-dev g++-multilib mingw32 tofrodos python-markdown \
libxml2-utils xsltproc

And for Ubuntu 12.04 (Not officially supported, but should work since we'll work on the master branch):

git-core gnupg flex bison gperf build-essential \
zip curl libc6-dev libncurses5-dev:i386 x11proto-core-dev \
libx11-dev:i386 libreadline6-dev:i386 libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 \
libgl1-mesa-dev g++-multilib mingw32 openjdk-6-jdk tofrodos \
python-markdown libxml2-utils xsltproc zlib1g-dev:i386

Once I get home, I will see if it will compile on my Kubuntu 12.04 32-bit laptop (since Kubuntu is an official derivative of Ubuntu, it will probably work, especially since it has the apt-get repos) and tell you guys what happens, maybe post a video.
[Nook Color General] thejrcrafter2:
okay, I installed all of the packages for 12.04 successfully, except for when I tried installing the sun-java6-jdk, I was told that it didn't work or something. but in the packages list, there is the openjdk, so i hope thats not a problem. right now im trying to free up some space because my stupid 40 gb hard drive (dont make fun!) doesnt exactly like having 30 gb free.

PS is anybody still even following this thread?

THIS IS MY 42ND POST! YAY! 42!
[Nook Color General] davidr415:
I'm following..
[Nook Color General] leapinlar:
Do a web search for the sun-java6-jdk. It was removed from both conical and that maverick repository. It can still be installed once you find the right place. I just did it a few days ago. And I think it is required that it be sun rather than open.
[Nook Color General] bowguy:
Not sure for 4.2 but I built 4.1 lots of times using openjdk. The compiler complains about it but it works fine. Also andbot should work fine with some tweaks for 4.2
[Nook Color General] joshdsy:
Im interested in this tread although i use a momo9 ... Im been wanting to learn how to . I run arch linux 64
[Nook Color General] disynthetic:
Alright, for starters, proper java support is actually crucial when you think about the fact that Android is built almost entirely in java. So I would suggest to go to developer.android.com and set up an appropriate development environment upon a clean install of a stable linux os (clean, ideally, otherwise, YMMV.. so clean.).

Android Devs just put out bundled Eclipse + AndroidSDK + Eclipse ADT plugin for all relevent architectures and OSes. It's a one-click-download-and-develop... once you separately download from Sun the Java package that matches your environment (Windows, Mac, Linux [x86/x86_64]). I recommend an older Ubuntu or Mint, like the previous LTS.. Newer is not always better.

With Linux, you can simply grab the appropriate Java pack and extract it into the resulting ADT Bundle from Google directory. Open the compressed Java package, rename the folder to jre from jre.1.7.whatever.the.full.name.is. Then extract it to eclipse/jre. This allows you to jusr run the eclipse exec from directory and java will work flawlessly, in linux.

From this point you can set up the rest of the build environment with a clear mind that the resulting errors will be much simpler to triage.

- sent from my motherfkin' Samsung Exynos Dual A15 Chromebook running motherfkin' Fedora 18 -- in XFCE cuz the bleeding edge has no driver support.
[Nook Color General] leapinlar:
I'm sorry, but that signature is offensive and should not be displayed on public forums like XDA.
[Nook Color General] disynthetic:
Apologies. I was excited about having just accomplished the task of getting Linux working on my Chromebook. No harm intended.
[Nook Color General] meteorrock:
You guys should check out my thread here. http://forum.cyanogenmod.org/topic/50994-follow-along-with-me-trying-to-learn-how-to-code/

Unless you guys know about setting and deleting breakpoints in code lines, knowing how to read the C language and WRITE a program in C, and compiling in a debugger, using decompilers and disassemblers, all you are going to do is churn out sloppy code or spaghetti code . It is an art that takes MONTHS to YEARS to prefect. I am still researching extensively on how to do so over 4 months without even compiling a kernel. You will need time and persistence on learning that craft. It will take more than knowing command inputs into a black box and a knowledge of Android SDK.

Look into Microsoft Visual Studio, that debugger is praised by the top developers up in sites like <stackoverflow.com,> which is a good site to look into; even over linux debuggers like GDB.

You will also have to have two or more powerful workstations networked in to debug your kernel properly, so be ready to have some money on workstations. Without that, all your kernel is going to do is have memory leaks and buffer overflow problems and will never even be submitted into the github for the encore project for consideration. The code is reviewed by an online code review system called GERRIT.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I would suggest learning how to fork and maintain your code on the git for starters. You will need to be able to flow that code using algorithm knowledge, and other tools to even get your kernel to properly work with code already established on the git. You can try though.
[Nook Color General] mateorod:
Well, on the other hand...

If your goal is to learn to build a stable rom, I wouldn't say that all of the above is actually necessary For instance, regarding the money for a work-station, my build server is a 6 year old HP pavilion with 3 gigs of RAM. If you can equal that, you have all the hardware you need.

While all of meteorrock's listed skills are probably awesome to have, they aren't strictly necessary to accomplish the goal of this thread. You guys wanted to learn to build and debug AOSP, right?

That can mean a bunch of things to a bunch of people. If you mean to attempt to port pure Android 4.2 to the Nook Color, well let me say that is a fine goal. Meteorrock is correct about taking things one step at a time, though. Could I suggest that you first build CM10 (honestly, or even ParanoidAndroid. I tried to make it very approachable for first time builders, and any questions I will answer.) There are a bunch of good guides for that, and it will give you a taste of what you are in for.

I think learning to build is a great first step for those interested in learning more about Android. It was the first one for me.
[Nook Color General] fattire:
Has anyone looked at this? It will soon be replaced by a new wiki version of these instructions, but I think this should still work.

You may want to initialize to cm-10.1 for android 4.2, but aside from that I think it should work fine. Though you can let everyone know if it doesn't :P
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] amzi:
I have the latest Ktoonsezkernel. And latest AOKP build.. And the latest baseband... I've been wondering.. What is a safe range to overclock my phone how high should i go ? Just wondering i dont wanna screw up this phone

Thank you!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] c_86:
Try and see yourself. Each phone is different. As a famous kernel dev says. No two chips are the same.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S3
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] tasteslikechicken:
Don't let KTweaker set your frequencies at boot and see how high you can go. Use a stress testing app. The worst that will happen is a reboot. I'm lucky that my phone OC's to 2.1GHz without batting an eye but some GS3's struggle with just 1.7GHz.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Dankest:
Samsungs native clock is 1700. They under clock to be safe and improve the lifespan of CPU. You should be good running 1809 as most kernels included in ROMs are already using this step as their max.

AT&T SGS3 Marble White

Team AoCP 4.6 The Collective ROM

Medical Marijuana Supporter
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] amzi:
dont gimmie that bs lol
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] amzi:
Thanks guys ill test it out for myself i guess!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] c_86:
How is that bs. Its true.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] amzi:
I know i know. just one more question in terms of kernels. i do use ktoonsez's kernel. I know how you said test it out for your self. But if i go to a different upload will that be significantly different? say if i flash an older version will that be worse or better. Or is it the depending on your phone type of thing.

( sorry i sound like sucha noob :D)

Thanks again!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Neoisborn:
Authentication Error Occured when connecting to Wifi on the Galaxy Note II. Has anyone got the same issue? The Wifi was connecting till yesterday with the same authentication information. I am not sure what happened today. I went to a friends place where I had used Wifi before and it gave the same error. All other devices work just fine. I got the device on Nov 9. Not sure what to do now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] sandsm:
I have the same problem with Omega 8.0 ROM(4.1.2) earlier everything was working fine.

Most of the people do not notice it because it happens only with WPA-PSK & WPA-PSK2.

Try setting WEP on your router and everything will work just fine.

If you find any other solution please share it here.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] sanchitgrover:
Go a bit closer to your router.. it will connect.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] spinn360:
Solution

I want to bring this back to life for only a moment if anyone cares.

I recently had this problem with my Galaxy Note 10.1 at my home. Nothing had been altered on the router, and I had not made any changes to the settings in my stock Note 10.1

First moving closer to the router is not a solution to this problem. I was an inch away from the router and no matter what I tried...restarting, turning wifi on off, re-inputting the correct password, removing apps... everything short of a factory reset. (Because that is the simplest solution when you cannot find a solution)

I also had this happen the day before to my old Samsung Vibrant (not stock, Rooted and Custom Jelly Bean Rom).

I did find a solution and I will give that in a second.

To the original poster I have to ask a question, on both of my devices I had recently installed a bunch of kid games one in particular that I think may have caused the problem was an app called Kid Mode. Did you happen to install this app too?

SOLUTION

Forget the network in the wifi settings, and then try logging in with the Wrong password! It will not log in, but will reset the device to try to actually connect.

Login with the correct password!! And like magic you will be connected once again.

If you too installed kid mode or perhaps an app that becomes the default launcher instead of whatever launcher your using this could be the cause...but I do not know why.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Psychokitty:
Wow! I sure have been out of touch with this forum for a while! Lots of things have changed; members, mods, and now I have no idea what most of these threads are even referring to!

However, that's absolutely not a reflection of how I've been with my Xoom. I've had it by my side everyday, and it's all but replaced my behemoth laptop, which was hot $#!+ 8 years ago, but is slow as molasses flowing uphill in January compared go my over locked Xoom 1. Still not a single scratch on her, either.

I'm slipping my flame retardant suit on right now as I type this before I tell you all reading that I bought an iPhone 4s instead of the Razor Maxx.

BUT... both I and my iPhone know it's place next to my Xoom, and that is of a lowly mouse!

My black iPhone 4s is pretty spiffy and compliments my Xoom very nicely. But they don't play all that well together very often.

I'm looking for a mouse app on my iPhone and a server for my Xoom, and I can't seem to find anything. I'm asking here because the iPhone forums I've visited in the past seem to have a lot of trolls who, if they don't know the answer, demonstrate it by bashing Android. (I've always enjoyed more mature discussions here. -hint hint)

So if anyone can help, I'm much obliged. Of course, the Xoom is rooted and the iPhone is jail busted.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Draxin:
You mean, like a trackball type mouse?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Psychokitty:
Webe++ is an apple app that turns the iPhone into a virtual mouse, like a track pad, I suppose, but with virtual buttons, etc. Supposedly it works via Bluetooth, however you have to download a server to your PC or apple computer (even PlayStation). Of course, Android is left out. I guess the "server" contains their proprietary BTstack (???). My Xoom will "see" it and show me the pairing dialogue asking for the key, but then it never pairs with it.

Why...

I have a Motorola BT keyboard, which I love using with my Xoom at work. I also have a SoundBlade by Altec which delivers fantastic sound. These things all fit very nicely into my bag except for my lumpy little Bluetooth mouse. So I'm on a quest to find a set of apps (or whatever) to make my iPhone act like a track pad for my Xoom. I use my Xoom at work like its a laptop. I have full access to my home computer remotely which greatly expands my tablets capabilities. I also often access and transfer files from my phone to my tablet. Even though it's a touch screen, at work I prefer to set it up like a laptop using a mouse/track pad. While working, trying to touch specific words in a document gets frustrating, and using a stylus means I have to tilt the tablet... then the overhead lights reflect off the screen and it becomes a PITA.

A few other guys in my department carry in their huge laptops every morning. I have to show these guys up!:laugh: I can't have them see me using my tablet as being anything other than effortless and magical!:p
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Draxin:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004N7146U

Why not a Bluetooth keyboard with a track pad? Might want to make sure it would work with Xoom though
[HTC One X] kram23:
Guys i need some help. I've been trying to find the right ruu for my one x. my cid is 621 and my ruu is 2.17.751.2. I cant find any ruu that is the same with my version so that i can get back to stock and receive ota jb update. I also tried using the ruu 2.17.707.3 but it gives error when i run it not compatible. Is there any alternate ruu or links that you can provide me so i can go back to stock? Thank you
[HTC One X] TarekElsakka:
Hey there

The only custom ROM I have tried that has quick settings icons in the drawer is Team Venom's Viper. I have recently installed Android Revolution HD 15 and I am loving it, however it does not have the quick settings icons mentioned. I tried Googling and I stumbled upon several different applications for that purpose, but none of them work the way I want it to, including Extended Controls and Control Panel.

I am currently using the Extended Controls widget in one of the home screens and I have the Control Panel application installed, however when you open the drawer you still have to tap "Control Panel" and then you see the icons, not immediately. In the Viper ROM, when you opened the drawer you would see the icons and you can swipe left and right to reveal the other ones, and there was also a Quick Settings menu on the bottom which had them in a horizontal format, but I am guessing this one is developed by and only for Viper.

This is how I want it to appear:

Any ideas?

Thank you

EDIT: I'd also like to know if it is possible to get the AOSP lockscreen that was available to enable on Team Venom's Viper as well. Thanks!
[HTC One X] ExoticMe:
no the mod is not out till now so your only way is to use apps like widgetsoid and stuff hope i helped and a thanks would be gr8
[HTC One X] SharkDog2:
I had the same problem. None of the currently release JB roms ahve quick settings. Regarding the lockscreen you could always try lockscreen applications like 'widget locker' I know for a fact widget locker has the lockscreen you mentioned.
[HTC One X] TarekElsakka:
Well it's weird that Team Venom's Viper has it. I really miss that feature, it was probably the one I used most.

Yeah, I stumbled upon WidgetLocker and I got the Pro version after trying the normal one, it's really good, although you don't get several unlocking options like the real AOSP lockscreen, but then again I only used one of them which is unlock so it doesn't matter. Haha..

Thanks for your reply and help.
[HTC One X] neurobashing:
Try Widgetsoid app from Play
[HTC One X] TarekElsakka:
That is awesome. I did not know how to configure it at first but now that I have, it's amazing. Thank you so much, it does exactly what I want it to. If only it had a swipe left and right feature, but then again you can't always get 100% of what you want haha! I think the donate version has it, though, I might as well donate for it.
[HTC One X] shrimpwongton:
Okay, so finally my cid HTC_044 has gotten the jellybean upgrade,

My problem is not that I don't know how to upgrade but of the options offered, I can't do any of them

1. I cannot go to stock RUU since I don't own a Windows computer and I don't have access to one :(

2. My phone was bought on ebay with bootloader unlocked so I don't have access to the unlock.bin code that is needed to upgrade

Is there any other possible way to get to stock and upgrade?

One way I saw was to go to the stock ICS through Mike's link but I don't get what he means with stock system.img.
[HTC One X] SharkDog2:
I'm not sure about your other questions but regarding question 2.

I'm sure you can create a new HTCdev account and do the same steps to receive the unlock.bin file on your own e-mail address associated with your own HTCdev account.
[General Questions and Answers] Fermas:
Hello my friends!

First of all, I apologize for my poor english

Few days ago I bought a mobile phone, brand Sprocomm, model X4001

I'm trying to root, but I can not find drivers for this mobile phone in any place.

I need the drivers to try root...

Someone can help me root this phone?

Many thanks guys!!!!
[General Questions and Answers] Asmante:
The manufacturer is a new brand company and I think the only way you can get the driver i write an email to jay.yang@sprocomm.com or edwin.chen@sprocomm.com and attach a link to this thread. I think the world wide support over this forum is a great way to his own company promotion :)

Regards
[General Questions and Answers] Drbashish:
Maicromax Q4001 how to root
[General Questions and Answers] Drbashish:
How to root
[General Questions and Answers] Drbashish:


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[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingofnice:
Help. It just stopped working out of no where so that I can't even rotate an app to landscape mode like messages. I have Inspire 4g.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bananagranola:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1970972.
[HTC One X] Lord_Xovon:
Some of you may have read my thread a few days ago about me having problems pushing the unlock code into my htc one x well I took that back and exchanged it for the plus

model and I am still in the same boat it says cannot load the unlock code bin file, could it be that my windows 8 just won't allow it to run properly ? Has anyone else unlocked a android device successfully with win 8?
[HTC One X] Lord_Xovon:
Ok I just tried doing this on a windows vista is and it still comes up cannot load file...
[HTC One X] SharkDog2:
I had problems with Win 8 too. Vista I have never tried.

What you could try is deleting all your htc and phone drives from your computer. Not just run the unninstaller but also remove them from device manager. Then reboot. Then plug your phone back in and let windows install the drivers again.
[HTC One X] Lord_Xovon:
Ok... Has anyone on a telus htc one x plus unlocked theirs yet?
[HTC One X] Lord_Xovon:
Can someone help me I am getting extermly frusterated I have tried two diff OSs maybe ADB is not installing right I don't know..