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[General Questions and Answers] ephillips26:
This is my first post as an XDA member. I apologize in advance for any thing I may miss in communication. I also appreciate every thing about this website and the people in it, being that now there are endless opportunities paved for modifying my cell phone.

I install java and jdk, also the adt bundle, and apk manager and had everything up and running perfectly. I even went through and changed the logo of an app, and the name of the app through the projects folder, after decompiling apk. then successfully recompiled the app, signed it, put it on my phone and it runs great.

However, I tried to decompile an another apk at a later time, and it errored. Then afterward the apk manager no longer worked properly. It will open up, I can select option 22, then select whatever I have put in the modded folder, but whenever I try to decompile or extract the apk, the apk manger automatically closes. I have tried uninstalling all java, and adt bundle and apk manager, and going through and redo all the pat variales. Still same result.

Here is the log:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------java version "1.7.0_10"

Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_10-b18)

Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 23.6-b04, mixed mode)

Lost was unexpected at this time.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Here are my variables:

Variable Name: Variable Value:

ADB C:\AndroidSDK\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64\sdk\platform-tools\adb

Path ;C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin

;C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.7.0_10\bin

;C:\AndroidSDK

;C:\AndroidSDK\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64\sdk\platform- tools

;C:\AndroidSDK\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64\sdk\tools

;C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________

My brain is racked, I have searched everywhere and no solution revealed to me, hence the post. Thank you in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lethallunatic:
listing is removed :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Harish Bhukya:
check it again and please help me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 063_XOBX:
Its a CDMA phone. Do you have a SIM card? If so it won't work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Harish Bhukya:
i can shift to a new number for this.

this phone has any software issues as it is a sprint one and it s rooted to work on reliance cdma?
[HTC One S] bo6o:
So, the news spreads fast. The first phone to get it will be GNex. Hoping developers will make me (and many others) happy and let us give it a try...

http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/phone
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
This raises a question right away in my head: Why? Whats the point?

We already have a working linux-based, open source OS - Android :rolleyes:
[HTC One S] Andrew1998:
Luckily, Ubuntu is supported from our HTC One S. So when the Ubuntu's image for Galaxy Nexus will be released, which good developer will take/port it to our phones ? On web people say that will be very easy port/take Ubuntu's Image for Galaxy Nexus to Mobile Phones with 1GB of Ram and Dual Core.
[HTC One S] novl:
This would be awesome because Ubuntu doesnt give a **** about the Java vm and we could have native apps like wp8 and ios :)
[HTC One S] flitz:
Gonna follow this thread. Interesting !
[HTC One S] Troute:
So that you can have a different version for every chipset and phone with incompatible drivers and incomprehensible instructions, just what the Linux community love.

"You want to what? make a phone call? that functionality won't be available until version 10.0.4.9.6.3.1 spangly-sugababe on your chipset."
[HTC One S] bo6o:
I didn't understood the answer above, so here's mine - because Android is far from a pocket PC, in what will Ubuntu turn it in. And for all the people who know why they are here - "curiosity" and experimenting is the right answer.
[HTC One S] seozone:
This looks good for people who don't use many apps.. Which allows the clean interface.. Maybe good for the older crowd.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] wildmaiden:
sudo apt-get install angry_birds
[HTC One S] bo6o:
Yeah, android started a few years ago with 3000000 apps in the store :cool:
[HTC One S] adi4motion:
having a full OS is nice, docking it and connecting to a monitor will transform your phone in a Desktop PC but, unfortunatelly, at least for now the system is veeery laggy and they don't have any release plans till 2014, by then Android and iOS will evolve even more and the 'need' for this kind of OS will no longer exist. Just MHO.
[HTC One S] Troute:
The following files are incompatible with Angry Birds and will be uninstalled.

Kernel

File system
[HTC One S] eminembdg:
Lol I love seeing some people who know Linux. While we giggle at these jokes others are like "huh?" Lol.
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
The thing is, unless they plan on only releasing it on x86 devices, the compability will be terrible. So you will have a full desktop OS, with no "easy" way to install programs.

Its the same as Win8 ARM-version. Its not like you can install PC-games on it etc...

I really dont see the point in bringing in another mobile OS at this point. Android and iOS have had years to develop within the communities, and both OS's hosts a huge amount of apps.

The only thing android is missing for being a "laptop replacement", imo, is better multitasking, and ability to run every app in a small window instead of fullscreen (like OverSkreen and AirCalc).

And, of course, a taskbar to quickly change between windows.

Implement those things and I'll throw my laptop out of the window lol.
[HTC One S] bo6o:
It will be compatible with both ARM and x86. And if it is using the resources more wisely - then give it to me. I miss many of the PC OS's functions on Android. And if Android one day gets windowed style apps - it will need 16GB or RAM and 24 core CPU and a truck sized battery to feed this.
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
No it wont.

Edit: well obviously if you insist of having 10 million programs open at once like on a PC, then yes.
[HTC One S] Troute:
Ah but which ARM chips? if it's anything like the support for current ARM products it will be only a very small selection of devices and even then getting it to work on a device with this graphics chip and that camera will be a difficult task, but that's for devs to worry about. What joe public will see is every phone with a completely different GUI and no 'standard' between them, which is what manufacturers want, so they can tie us into their own product line as per IOS.

Somebody posted elsewhere that Samsung were going to come up with their own OS, I disagreed but if Linux Mobile becomes a reality I may be proved wrong.
[HTC One S] bo6o:
They said that will use even the same drivers as android. Both are linux based. So don't worry. Just wait, if you aare interested.
[HTC One S] eminembdg:
Ubuntu will run fine. If it's something you're interested in having then it didn't be a long wait. Rumor was the image for the nexus would be out real soon. So if some good devs still working on the one s wanted to they could get it going in our phones.

I'd like to run Ubuntu on my phone only because I use it on my pc and its so nice and light. Boots fast and is so light weight

Hope we get to taste it real soon!
[HTC One S] Zeus20:
I am looking forward to this as well can't wait to run it. I'm a big supporter of the Ubuntu software.
[HTC One S] jvb76:
I'd love to have grub in stead of hboot :D.

This definitely has potential.
[HTC One S] tgtoys:
Galaxy Note...

Multi screens on my Note 10.1 works great, and there is a button on the Nav bar to pull up a hidden dock with the multi screen apps. If that could be changed to show the running apps (ie windows task bar) it would def be a cool feature and act more like a desktop
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
Yea, the note is a good example that its actually possible and works good on android. But as far as Ive understood, only a select few apps works with the multitasking thingy. Thats what the reviews I read stated anyway.

If the note's ui could be mandatory for android, we'd have a brilliant mobile OS, as well as tons of apps supporting it.
[HTC One S] motorola_la:
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=sLtcj7FdIYA[YOUTUBE]
[HTC One S] adi4motion:
[YOUTUBE]sLtcj7FdIYA[/YOUTUBE]

code is [ YOUTUBE ] sLtcj7FdIYA [ /YOUTUBE ]
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
Looks quite a lot like android, with a different launcher. And No, I didnt watch the whole clip, i scrolled through it...

What phone is it hes testing with? Kinda looks like an HTC...
[HTC One S] eminembdg:
It's a nexus
[HTC One S] ickedmel:
Meh, not really impressed. I'll keep an eye out could get interesting. Thanks for sharing didn't even know this was going on.
[HTC One S] David111jr:
Im very interested I love Ubuntu. This reminds me isn't Ubuntu supposed to have TVs software too.
[HTC One S] kayserxx:
interesting ubuntu os
[HTC One S] carsonpyle:
Hmmm

I would like to see Ubuntu on the HTC One S, but could we like dual boot it?
[HTC One S] bo6o:
With the htc support, I'd use it even without a second option for os :)
[HTC One S] carsonpyle:
Well, I love android, and I love Ubuntu, so I would want both, but what about the space?!?! We only have 16GB, I am definitely getting a nexus device in ~2 years...
[HTC One S] moverat:
Do continue to develop ubuntu touch? I am willing to help with testing
[HTC One S] PandaPower:
is development still going, I need ubuntu so badly :(
[HTC One S] wognwarren:
Doesn't matter Ubuntu or Android, they're all Linux anyway, so they're in my opinion quite similar.
[HTC One S] tomk11:
I disagree. Android doesn't give access to software repositories. I can't open a terminal and type in 'sudo apt-get install gummi' and start typing latex up. Plus as mentioned earlier in the thread the most exciting part is having everything stored on one device. Get to work, a library, a cafe or a friends house and plug in your phone and you can start running your system just how you like it without having to lug round a laptop.
[HTC One S] touch of jobo:
:D Thank you!

How I didnt notice before...
[HTC One S] xxking10:
ubuntu nice work
[Nexus S General] Grahaman27:
I know its coming, I will just sit here and wait for ubuntu roms for this phone.
[Nexus S General] superng888:
Zedomax did made a port of Ubuntu to our nexus s ;) you can check it out on YouTube
[Nexus S General] karajim80:
I'll wait with you mate..
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Just checking in/getting in line. Saw a demo at Engadget and the OS looks really promising. Hope a dev can optimize it for the NS. :)
[Nexus S General] poetxo:
Waiting

I just hope they can get it working for the NS4G. I might waiver an upgrade for that one.
[Nexus S General] stuffinthesky:
Very interested in this as well. Looking forward to giving it a run.
[Nexus S General] mutantlx:
+1 on that might be nice for a an alternative to play with for a while.
[Nexus S General] jophil2412:
I hope that they will get it to work, but i think we might have good chances to see a rom since you can use the Android drivers (thats what i've read). So lets hope :)
[Nexus S General] hp420:
I think there's a good chance NS will get ubuntu, but my question is how will it run? Most likely I'll have my N4 well before we ever see an ubuntu rom for NS4G, especially. I think sprint is going to put canonical through the ringer when it comes to getting binaries integrated, and it may never happen, because sprint doesn't want us flashing our cdma device. They are perfectly happy having us stay at ota firmware for the life of the device, whether it's activated or not. Google has a hard enough time getting sprint to release timely updates, and android DOMINATES the smartphone market. Ubuntu is really going to be a crapshot with cdma, methinks :(

Honestly, my opinion is to get a GSM nexus device if you want ubuntu for phone and you don't already own one....otherwise you may never see a build. Not one that actually utilizes the binaries to get a functioning phone and mobile data, at least :(

I think I should add that I would love to run ubuntu on any/every device I can get my hands on. I'm admittedly and openly an android fanboy...I know it....but ubuntu for phone could just bea the firmware os that makes me ditch android!! The thought of all my devices, including my PC all being able to sync every single app and piece of data is enough to make this uber-nerd's knees buckle. I recently switched to ubuntu full time. I don't even have a windows 7 partition on my pc anymore, and I haven't used windows 7 for more than 5 minutes on someone else's desktop in the ~4 months since I switched. It's been the best few months of my computer-related life!! I'm actually learning how to use a computer, rather than letting the computer use me lol
[Nexus S General] arronov:
looks promising... I wish this os will make battery phones much longer than android :D
[Nexus S General] ross231:
Ubuntu.
[Nexus S General] supertx2:
I think they are talking about this ubuntu youtube.com/watch?v=sLtcj7FdIYA
[Nexus S General] hp420:
I think I should mention the following, since it relates to whether Nexus S will get ubuntu or not.....

What we need:

What we have:

It requires an arm cortex-9 cpu.....nexus s runs arm cortex-8. looks like once again, Nexus S will be getting the shaft. Get used to it, though.....it's not going to get any better for us. Nexus S is a dead device.....people don't give a rat's ass about us anymore, it seems :( It's amazing to me that the N1 got such a long life of support. They got every single android version up until ICS launched.....but as soon as Nexus S falls two generations behind it gets dropped like a bad habit. You know what NS got??? About 15 GB updates, one ICS, and it barely even made it to JB by the skin of its teeth. Google didn't even comment on whether we'd be getting it or not until the last second because they didn't want to give it to us at all.

It just seems to me like all any manufacturer cares about anymore is making people buy new devices. No companies give the slightest crap about what the customer wants anymore, and it's just sad. There's absolutely no reason NS4G couldn't have at least gotten 4.2 just to keep it up to par with the gsm NS, at least.
[Nexus S General] fedpisano:
I do not want to be a retrograde, but I think the smartphone market is faster than our money. The phones go on and you have not even finished paying for your new mobile phone that is already the most powerful. We are the victims of war competition with people who do not care about the customers. Android then lately is worse off. Mobile phones are more powerful then use that usually makes an average consumer. To run the most used applications do not need 2 gb of ram and quadcore processors. This is not to say that I do not attract smartphones like the Nexus 4 ...

I could be wrong, but I think Ubuntu os will run on Nexus s as it spins in a good Android 4.2.1 and thanks to XDA developers and Cyanogenmod.
[Nexus S General] BenHeng:
Cannonical website do say that it's develloped for dual-core devices.... our phone having outdated (compared to minimal specs) single core processors, I fear we'll never have a trully good experience...
[Nexus S General] Jhyrachy:
if you remember well, someone ported ICS on nexus 1.

it was not fast or smooth, but they done it.

I'll hope that someone could make the same "miracle" with ubuntu.

Maybe it will bot be a daily-use ROM, but, at least, we could try it.
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
Dual core is just for the "good" devices single core arm 9 is the lowest specs a phone should have! But maybe someone will get it working on our arm 8!
[Nexus S General] Mawtin:
Even a port would be great! I'd love to try it out
[Nexus S General] styckx:
There comes a point in time when a manufacture has to move on. Nexus S with 4.2 is slow as hell and laggy and trips over its own feet most of the time. 4.1.2 was pretty much the same story. Most were surprised it even got Jellybean in the first place as we were calling this phone slow and outdated on ICS. It's two years old.. In technology that equals about 20 years. I'm nearing the end of my two year contract on this phone and can't wait to move my phone plan off it. I honestly never use it except for a phone anymore as my Nexus 7 is my work horse. The only way to enjoy this handset is get something light like RasBean and don't load it up with persistant apps.. CM 10.1 is complete joke on it and I honestly think they're wasting their resources developing for this phone still. Just my opinion.

It's a legendary device and labored on far longer in active development than it should have.
[Nexus S General] hp420:
then you need to check your settings, tweaks, kernel, etc. I'm getting amazing performance from 4.2!! ICS was a little slow, but 4.1 jb fixed all of that. I had some problems with vanilla, untouched aosp but when I started tweaking it and got a good solid kernel installed, everything was as it should be. If it can be done with roms, kernels and tweaks available to me on this website, it should be able to be done by the aosp team.....i'm just saying.... ;)
[Nexus S General] Androyed:
Rasbean + marmite + seeder tweak is smooth as a baby's bottom (smartassv2, cfq). It stopped me from upgrading to a Nexus 4. With this setup, I can hold it out for another year.

Sure, I won't be able to play a lot of games. But it's not like it has become less "fast/slow" than it was before. It's still the same phone. It's faster actually, with the setup I currently have. I've walked around with an unstable MIUI build for months. Two years ago, did you not think the Nexus S was the ****? That it was totally smooth and fast and cool and hip? Well, its smoothness hasn't changed. Your opinion has. Jelly Bean was a little laggier, but with rasbean, marmite and the seeder tweak you have nothing to complain about.

That being said, eventually you will need to upgrade. I just don't think it is as bad as some people make it look like. I'm still enjoying my Nexus S. I never knew that browsing could be so smooth.
[Nexus S General] Logomotph:
I'm running jellyshot 2.1 + marmite and have around 100 apps installed. It works great. The only extra thing I did was use Autostarts to stop apps I don't use from randomly starting up. Pretty smooth and I'm gonna hold on to it for as long as I can. Of course, this is aided by my n7.

From a Nexus S bathing in Jelly Beans
[Nexus S General] ubnub82:
I'd like Ubuntu OS and if we manage to get a port of it I would definitely try it. Probably wouldn't keep it installed though so hopefully when the SGS4 comes out it will get a port.
[Nexus S General] hp420:
An act of God couldn't keep me from buying a Nexus 4 lol I love my NS, but I noticed a gian decline in development when the GN came, an even bigger decline with JB 4.1, and now that NS has officially been killed off with 4.2 I have a hard time not upgrading. PLus the price, the specs, the 42mbps wireless data....also, I should mention another large motivation is that I am sick and tired of sprint gauging my wallet every month for over $100 per line. I'll stop with the OT though ;)

As for Ubuntu, this is definitely something I want, and would keep installed over android if it's anything like I expect it will be. Coupled with the fact that I've permanently switched to Ubuntu on my desktop and they are talking about the mobile OS being 100% compatible with the desktop version....it's like everything I could ever dream of! :)

It will most likely never be official for Nexus S, but we know it's already running on a Galaxy Nexus and it's safe to assume that we'll see a Nexus 4 version. This is all the motivation I need to stay with the Nexus family for life (as if I needed any further motivation anyway lol)
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
AW: Ubuntu OS

Maybe when the image for the gnex is finished somebody would be able to port it to the ns!

Here's a link to the thread where the image will be posted:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2087582
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
would be awesome if someone could port this to our NS when its available!
[Nexus S General] giaomnitel1:
I currently have CM10.1 + Marmite (7.3.1) ... with Trebuchet Launcher

It is much better than the stock rom, but I always notice a little stuttering while switching home screens or in the drawer.

Have you the same issues? Do you suggest me to try that combination?

Could the Seeder tweak be the solution alone? I like the CM10.1 and it is updated to 4.2.2 (don't know about Rasbean).

Thank you
[Nexus S General] xbs:
Try CM 10.1 + Matr1x + Seeder + Nova Launcher :)
[Nexus S General] spider623:
the images are out, how many days until the first alpha port???

bets start now:

2 weeks tops
[Nexus S General] giaomnitel1:
Thank you...

I have just tried these combinations (all with CM10.1):

Marmite 7.3.1 + Trebuchet (my original combination)

Matr1x 25 CFS + Nova

Matr1x 25 BFS + Nova

Marmite 7.3.1 + Nova

I can see that, as regards speed, I noticed that the Marmite kernel is always faster than Matr1x... and that Nova is always faster than Trebuchet.

Furthermore, I cannot OC with any of the kernels I have tried... it just freezes and/or reboots after 1-2minutes.

So, the best combination for me is currently Marmite 7.3.1 + Nova.

As regards Governor/Scheduler, I'm using SmartassV2 and Row, but I have to say that SmartAssV2 drains my battery faster than OnDemand ...

Any suggestion?

What about seeder? Do you mean this? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1987032

I have also installed it and set it to Aggressive profile, but have not noticed any improvement...

Sometimes there are still FPS drops and little stuttering in the homescreens.. btw, maybe I'm asking too much to my Nexus S :)

Thank you
[Nexus S General] migueldbr:
if it freezes with oc, raise the voltages
[Nexus S General] ThomasPSK:
Porting guides will available tomorrow:

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Porting

I will be working on a port for the Nexus S so stay tuned, you guys won't be left in the dark.

Tom
[Nexus S General] insid3r:
Nice, will you open a new thread for your port?

BR
[Nexus S General] Matsca09:
I'm working on a port too. For now I'm able to boot into the GUI, but it's laggy ( I can't get powervr modules to load, even with the relative service ), RIL works (you can make calls but there's no sound) but the camera doesn't work at all.

It's not a good start, but it's a start :D
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
AW: Ubuntu OS

I cant wait to try it out!

If you guys need a tester i would do it! ;)
[Nexus S General] hp420:
porting this is out of my league. honestly, guys....it's nothing to be excited about. I played with it yesterday and went back to paranoid about 15 minutes later. It's designed to be unusable as a daily rom. you can't add any contacts, etc. and there's example emails, call logs, etc. already in there. It's literally a preview, and they wanted it to be like that so we can't go using it every day yet.

You're better off waiting for the alpha/beta release that's inevitably releasing later this year. That will likely be a much cooler experience!!
[Nexus S General] stalecheetos:
I recently bought a nexus s just to work on a port for ubuntu phone. It was supposed to be delivered yesterday but due to the midwest snow storm it was not. I'll be working on this as soon as it get here and would love to work with anyone else that plans to as well.

Should get the phone today hopefully. :good: