yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
Discontinued! Please close thread!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
Download now available agin.

My Update is finished, so you can now download the files.

Sorry for inconvinience...

Kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
App to controll OC added

I added a new App to controll the Kernes OC caps.

It should help user to gain controll with more easily.

Kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
I expect these things, when this kernel is integrated in a custom ROM:

A notification on the ROM (eg on the ROMs release Thread), that the ROM uses the Kiwi++Kernel

A link to this thread (eg on the ROMs release Thread), so users can report support Issues to me

An information where I can find the ROM, so I can read the thread of the ROM, to find if there are support issues.

Kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ura_aktobe:
Yes, all this will be!

Not tomorrow of course ..

I'm working on a mobile phone( new Mod)

Tablet for later ..

And I will inform you of everything. As for the ROM and Kernel
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
You know, this Kernel will onjy work on an Acer Iconia A210 or Acer Iconia A211 Tablet? Using it anywhere will probably cause problems...

Kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ura_aktobe:
Sir I am from Russian ..

I know that the kernel is not for this device will lead to collapse.

I just want to know.

You wrote:

During compilation of a a211

So I asked about support for A210 ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
A210 and A211 are (nearly) identical. A211 has SIM Card, A210 not, but the Kernel is tested on A211 and A210

Kind regards Uwe

PS You can call me Uwe, not Sir... :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ura_aktobe:
Ok.;)

Friday started a job)

Custom Rom for a210

why the kernel can not be less than 1300 mhz?

One should also more and economy ..

Battery - Weak
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
Of course the Kernel can go less then 1300 MHz. You must see two different things: System load dependent clock speed and OC limits.

Controlling the kernels clock speed dependent on the system load is done by a piece of software called Governor.

But this is an OC Kernel, with variable OC: 1300 (No-OC) to 1700 (Max-OC). With the Kiwi++Kernel OC App, you set the Level of OC. (It the only App which can do this and can only work with this Kernel)

The range, the Governor works in is something completely different. This is controlled with a standard tool like 'SystemTuner' or 'Antutu CPU Master'.

More detailed:

The things works like this: The OC Kernel reports at boot-time its clock speed range to the System generally as 0 to 1700 MHz. But internally there is a clock speed limit set (initially) to 1300 MHz (to control OC). When any System-Tool sets the clock-speed, the internal limit will be checked and the chosen clock speed will be cut, when it exceeds the internal limit. This internal limit can be varied with the Kiwi++Kernel OC App for now and/or for the next system start up.

Any standard tool to control CPU will work in the range, the kernel reported to system, therefor this range must cover the maximum OC range which means 0-1700 MHz, even the internal limit is set to some value below 1700MHz (eg 1300MHz).

Regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Xsi18:
this kernel builtin cwm and root?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
This Kernel has root-acces via adb and allows rw-mount of /system, so you can push su-binary and SuperUser-App via adb when you have this Kernel installed on your system.

CWM is on Acer A210/A211 not included in the kernel, but in an extra partition. If you need CWM, I can show you a link where to find cwm for Acer A210/A211

Kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
Update 2012-03-13: Support for USB LAN adapter

The Kiwi++Kernel now supports USB LAN adapter.

As there is no support for those adapters in the Acer ROM, the Kiwi++Kernel provides an App to configure the ethernet network settings:

These USB LAN adapters are tested and will work:

Delock 62121

BobjGear USB to RJ45 Compact Fast Ethernet Adapter with AX88772 chipset

10/100M Network USB Adapter-DN-10050-1 | DIGITUS

There are also drivers for the following chipsets, but not tested as I had neither hardware nor tester:

Chipset ADM8515

Chipset RD9700

Chipset AX88xxx This should work with at least these devices:

Aten UC210T

ASIX AX88172

Billionton Systems, USB2AR

Buffalo LUA-U2-KTX

Corega FEther USB2-TX

D-Link DUB-E100

Hawking UF200

Linksys USB200M

Netgear FA120

Sitecom LN-029

Intellinet USB 2.0 Ethernet

ST Lab USB 2.0 Ethernet

TrendNet TU2-ET100

CDC Ethernet Treiber for DOCSIS cable modems. This should work with at least those devices:

Dell Wireless 5530 HSPA

Ericsson PipeRider (all variants)

Ericsson Mobile Broadband Module (all variants)

Motorola (DM100 and SB4100)

Broadcom Cable Modem (reference design)

Toshiba (PCX1100U and F3507g/F3607gw)

It might be possible that a device with a supported chipset is connected, but no adapter will be recognized. This happens, when the driver does not contain the vendor and device id. This is no problem, when you contact me, I will add the appropriate ids to the driver.

To provide the ids to me, you can use the Kiwi++Kernel Tools mask Kiwi++Kernel USB when the adapter is connected to the tablet:

Press the 'Copy to clipboard' button and paste the the information in the message you post to this thread.

Kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
Minor Update

When installing the new Kiwi++Kernel I forgot to delete the old tool. Attached is a CWM installable ZIP which does nothing else than remove the old tool

Kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] BeNiSh:
any mirror? I cant download kernel from FTP server (is down) in first post :crying:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
I try to attach the download-files to the first post. Please wait a few minutes....

Edit:

I attached the installation-file to the first post.

I added also two Beta-Release versions (with and w/o OC) with multiboot capabilities (but not jet internationalized an tut only in german, english version will follow tonight)

regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] BeNiSh:
oh great, thx a lot! only for case something goes wrong (upload no working kernel etc), do you know how can I start tablet to fastboot mode for reflash when system wont start? :confused:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
There exists a keycombination to boot into fastboot from turned off tablet, but the timing of this is very hard.

press power + vol-down until first vibration

relese power but keep vol-down pressed until second vibration

move the lock slider from right to left position

Its not realy relyable (I tested it several times and succeded only a few times), therefore I would suggest to take a CWM-Backup bevor flashing anything. If something goes wrong, you can use CWM recovery to undo changes.

Booting to CWM recovery can also be done from turned of tablet by a keycombination which is much more relyable:

press power and vol-down until first vibration

release power and keep vol-down pressed until second vibration

release vol-down and keep vol-up pressed until third vibration

kind regard Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] BeNiSh:
many thx, works both. just what I was looking for!! :good::laugh:

EDIT for entering to fastboot mode, dont wait for second vibration, after that it normaly start for me even if I move lock slider :cyclops:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
Update Multiboot Feature added

2013-04-14 Update: Multiboot added

Now the Kiwi-Kernel has multiboot.

This means, you can format your external sd-card in an especial way and use a partition as /data partion instead of the internal /data partition.

This way, you can have up to fife separate data partitions (what means you can have 5 different profiles with different apps or the same app with different states, or one very big data partition (with up to 32 GB space).

To use this, you must start the Kiwi++Kernel Tool an choose 'External SD card'. Press 'Read from card to show the state of the card:

When you want to set up bootable partition check the 'Conform' checkbox. You will realize, that the amount of cylinders reduces a little bit. This is because a hidden partion with boot-information is created at the end of the sd card, when it should be used for multiboot:

Now you can set up your data partitions, each of it can be used as separate profil.

The data partitions need a name to be able to be selected in the bootselector-dialog. This name can be up to 15 chars (0-9 A-Z a-z):

When completed, press 'Write to card'. When the card was busy before this operation, it might be necessary to reboot. Start after reboot the tool again and press the 'write to card' button again to complete action.

Now you can configure the Bootselector dialog using the 'Multiboot' panel in the Tool:

Here you can choose wheter or not the boot selector should come up when a bootable sd card is available or when none is available. You can also set the name for the internal data partition in the bootselector. An with the menu option 'set bootpartition' you can choose which partition shoud be booted when the bootselector should not come up.

Whe you choose ton show bootselector, the next time at bootup you have a screen like this:

Hope you enjoy the new features,

kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] fongher10:
When I try to apply the file it has an error and aborts. The error is,

"check.partition.size=[__PROP_UNDEFINED__]"

Doing this in CWM using the power and volume keys. Any ideas?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
Minor Update: 18.04.2013 Bugfix

Minor Update: 18.04.2013 Bugfix

The driver for AX88xxx USB networkdevices was forgotten in the last release. This is fixed now...

Kind regards Uwe

Which file do you try to apply?

In the files previously and currently uploaded, there is no check for the partitions size in.

Did you select the 'signed.kiwi++.zip' or 'signed.kiwi++.nooc.zip' in CWM?

Kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] strikelight:
After setting up multi-boot, when rebooting to the "internal", the kiwi app is no longer installed. (I'm sure re-flashing will restore it).

Also, running the tablet under a multi-boot account is painfully slow, atleast for me... I'm using a class 10 32gb microsd card if that makes any difference.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
The Kiwi++Kernel Tool should no longer be locatetd under /system/app or /data/app, but is included in the boot.img.

What should happen is, when the tablet is bootet, the /system/app/KiwiKernelTool.apk is deleted (when there is an old one) and a link to the new KiwiKernelTool.apk (locatet under /kiwi/app/KiwiKernelTool.apk) is created under /system/app/KiwiKernelToll.apk

It will be helpful if you check, that:

under Settings -> Apps -> Downloaded no Kiwi++Kernel Tool is installed anymore

Remount system partition to rw and delete /system/app/KiwiKernelTool.apk manually, than reeboot your Tablet

BTW: The Icon of the tool changed from the 'android-symbol' to a kiwi-fruit...

I am afraid, this is caused by the performance-difference between the internal flash memory and the sdcard. I use also a 32 GB class 10 sdcard. I do not feel such a big performance difference, but there are differences in performance depending on the vendor of the sdcard even when both sdcards are called class 10.

I made good experience with samsung 32 GB class 10 sdcard.

Kind regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
Minor Update: 13.05.2013 Bugfix

Minor Update: 13.05.2013 Bugfix

Some problems when using static IP with usb-ethernet-adapter fixed

regards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] u.k-f:
Update: 02.06.2013 05:30

Update: 02.06.2013 05:30:

New IO Scheduler ROW (Read Over Write)

Several performance tweaks added

And new Kiwi++Lite Kernel:

Some features (Multiboot and USB LAN support) less as not needed by everyone...

kind reagards Uwe
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tomschmidt:
Link to Download

Can someone please point me in the right direction to download this? THanks
[Miscellaneous Android Development] BeNiSh:
do you somebody know, where can I get STOCK recovery.img for my A211 (Acer AV051 A211 1.23.00 WW GEN1 ) ? I cant found right and recovery image what I have still says "recovery.img is not a official image". need LOCK the bootloader but is impossible. pls help
[HTC One S] dooshbag45:
If you go to box.com you get 50 free gigs of online storage for life for a new account. Haven't seen a down side yet. CNET says its a legit company. One of the first online storage companies.
[HTC One S] nwpmikey:
Looking at their site it says 5 gigs
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
5gb free. 50gb 15.99. Thread rated 1 star...

Better change the title/content else reported for misleaing...
[HTC One S] sherry478:
I heard it was only a 1 day deal.
[HTC One S] Daiskei:
https://www.box.com/signup/o/dell_50gb_give_get
[HTC One S] k1llacanon:
Works
[HTC One S] [Cruzer]:
thanks....
[HTC One S] nwpmikey:
Cool cheers. Working
[HTC One S] foeti:
AW: 50 free gigs for life

Thx for this offer... works

Gesendet von meinem One S mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] ATSPerson:
Top call dooshbag

I already had 10gig account with Box so I set up the wife with this 50gig deal.

and my son.....and my daughter....and myself on another mail acct
[HTC One S] superiscch:
Thx :)
[HTC One S] Richi_dhd:
R: 50 free gigs for life

Worked for me :cool: thanks

Inviato dal mio HTC One S con Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] drewski_drew:
Found this myself yesterday, hopefully it will be as good as dropbox, because my 25gig upgrade with dropbox runs out in a year and it goes back to 2gig.
[HTC One S] notufatjesus:
Or pay for all of us...
[HTC One S] omer7:
Thanks for sharing this link.

I have also created my account and got 50GB free :D

But is it for a limited time period, or 50GB for life?

EDIT: Infact I have again checked that link and it is mentioned thr 50GB free for life. great :D
[HTC One S] ECEXCURSION:
Know what's sketchy? That they share your call log and other info...

Sent from my HTC One XL
[HTC One S] dooshbag45:
You can just visit the site online. No need to use the app if you don't want to.
[HTC One S] kilo94:
Thanks, works great..
[HTC One S] WhiTeRhiNo:
:good:thnx
[HTC One S] eddiemurphy:
Thanks It works!
[HTC One S] xQrzy:
That's great, thanks! :)
[HTC One S] DisruptiveMind:
Only problem is you are restricted to 100mb max download size. Doesn't look so good any more.
[HTC One S] dooshbag45:
You should really try it for yourself instead of just reading comments...
[HTC One S] NaViTo:
Works great, thanks. :good:

The upload limitation its not clear, I've read somewhere its 250 MB, but other threads say there's no limit anymore. Don't know exactly, will have to try.

Salu2
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] sefeing:
Hi all. Hoping for some help with the few problems im having on CM 10.1. Cannot yet post in the Dev section.

Im running a p3113, however it's listed as a p3110 because of the lack of a p3113 (IR) ROM. I'm wondering if maybe this is what is causing one of my problems.

One of the banking apps (Simple Bank) that I had installed before installing CM 10.1 (while on stock JB) I cannot install via market on CM 10.1. It comes up as device incompatible. Would changing my build.prop to show the device as a p3113 work to fix this? Would i still be able to update the nightlys if i changed the build.prop, and would it cause any trouble with CM 10.1? Can someone possibly post their stock P3113 build.prop for me to take a look at?

The second problem I have is with Hulu Plus. Occasionally, the app decides to glitch out the video and the video becomes a squashed little line on the screen until i exit out and go back in. The video also appears to not be as high quality as it was on stock JB. I'm thinking this is possibly because of a DPI setting, but im really not sure.

any help to either problem would be appreciated. Thanks.
[Motorola Atrix HD] TTLayland:
Email sent
[Motorola Atrix HD] BreakShadow:
Email sent
[Motorola Atrix HD] joejoejo:
Email sent
[Motorola Atrix HD] OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF:
Email sent. Donation sent :)
[Motorola Atrix HD] TenguSnake:
Email and donation sent!
[Motorola Atrix HD] joejoejo:
Has anybody gotten the files yet
[Motorola Atrix HD] OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF:
No. Wait for some hours.
[Motorola Atrix HD] OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF:
Pls, if someone will received answer from Dan, let us know please!
[Motorola Atrix HD] djrbliss:
Ok, everybody is going to need to wait a bit while I sort out some technical issues. Don't worry, the exploit is already confirmed to work, it's just a matter of making it possible for you all to easily use it.
[Motorola Atrix HD] uropb:
Sorry if i'm in the wrong thread, but will this exploit work on xt925? It would be great for future development on our phones. I see that devs confirm that atrix HD and RAZR HD are the same phone
[Motorola Atrix HD] OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF:
XT925 have unlocked bootloader = you can flash insecure kernels and easily get root.
[Motorola Atrix HD] djrbliss:
I thought I would be able to do this via email, but it's not going to be possible. I've updated the top post with detailed instructions on the exploit. Good luck.
[Motorola Atrix HD] TTLayland:
I will help out all XDA members with is process.

Only afte finishing the process with Dan helping me along.

DO NOT BOTHER HIM WITH A MILLION PMS OR EMAILS.

He has done so much or us. I will take over for tech support and anyone with good Linux experience can help too.
[Motorola Atrix HD] OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF:
OMG Linux... Maybe windows version will be available? But thanks a LOT for that!!!
[Motorola Atrix HD] joejoejo:
+1 for windows version it sounds like it should be easy to port it to windows
[Motorola Atrix HD] mattlgroff:
There is a technical problem in doing a windows version from what I understand. Its not that difficult to boot a Linux LiveCD or LiveUSB don't even have to install it on your computer.

EDIT: If you need help post it here :)
[Motorola Atrix HD] TenguSnake:
Sweet, thanks for the updated post. Can't wait to get back from work and give this a whirl :D
[Motorola Atrix HD] joejoejo:
What's the technical problem in windows
[Motorola Atrix HD] overdigo:
thanks, JB rooted
[Motorola Atrix HD] bconcio:
Is the phone supposed to mount when connecting USB to Ubuntu? And should I have it as a media device when plugging in? I did everything in the instructions and installed the fsutils and I'm still getting

sudo: unable to execute /tmp/share/adb: No such file or directory

ubuntu@ubuntu:/tmp/share$ sudo /tmp/share/adb shell /storage/rfs0/pwn

sudo: unable to execute /tmp/share/adb: No such file or directory

I'm on Ubuntu 12.10 (64) should I try a different distro?

EDIT: It's because my storage connection was rfs1 instead or rfs0. If you're having that problem check the storage number on your phone.
[Motorola Atrix HD] dosmac:
I did it on 12.04 using VMWare Player and posted instructions a few pages back. The VMWare forces the USB connection I think and it works fine for me :) ATT Atrix HD
[Motorola Atrix HD] martythebrit:
Worked like a charm.

Worked like a charm from a flash drive Ubuntu 12.10 install.

If you're wondering, all your data is safe, it doesn't reset the phone.

The only issue I had was the SuperSU binary wouldn't update. So I uninstalled it directly from the Play store then re-insatlled from Play. I noticed that SuperSU was updated today. (Feb.23rd).

Thanks you for this!
[Motorola Atrix HD] mjharless:
Did not work on Electrify M(RAZR M clone)

Tried several times. Connected fine. Get the busybox access denied error. Wondering if it matters what version of "files" app you have. Could someone who got it to work check what version of the "files" app you have?
[Motorola Atrix HD] dosmac:
Files 4.1.1-27

Motorola Atrix HD 4.1.1
[Motorola Atrix HD] mjharless:
I guess that might be it. I have Files version 6.0.8. Thanks.
[Motorola Atrix HD] triloger:
The exploit is not rooting the bell JB version strange..
[Motorola Atrix HD] martythebrit:
Same here;

Files 4.1.1-27

Motorola Atrix HD 4.1.1
[Motorola Atrix HD] antp121:
ugh vzw razr m doesnt have remote storage :( we have Backup Assistant Plus instead :/ dumb vzw...

edit: anyone care to pull the files app from their atrix? worth a shot i guess
[Motorola Atrix HD] Android Pizza:
Here ya go buddy:

http://www.mediafire.com/?cwt8uiop5wdyzmc

Sent from my rooted Motorola Atrix HD using Xparent Green Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Atrix HD] fastvan67:
Well, I have been scanning the forum looking for this particular problem. Haven't seen it yet.

All went well with the setting up of Ubuntu and all the codes to type in. And yes my phone has Debugging enabled. My problem came in when I had to put in my IP address and such in my phone to link to the Ubuntu system. It tell me that the information is incorrect. I have rechecked my IP and put in everything exactly as stated in the instructions.

Did I miss something or does anyone know what I did wrong?
[Motorola Atrix HD] grant2:
Ok took me a while to figure this out: The app to do this is called "Files"

BTW, it's been mentioned before, but: If you are using VMWare player... make sure your internet is in "bridged mode" ... this makes your ubuntu virtual machine connect directly to your router... this will allow your phone to connect to it via wi-fi on your home network.

If you don't use bridged mode, I don't think any device except the host computer can talk to the VM!
[Motorola Atrix HD] Byakko Custom:
[EDIT] Just wondering, you setup the server via Wi-Fi Right?

I mean to broadcast it... That's how I did it so...
[Motorola Atrix HD] triloger:
Has anybody rooted the bell JB?
[Motorola Atrix HD] hugoqueiroz94:
I'm using live cd, and when i get to this part:

sudo /tmp/share/adb kill-server

sudo /tmp/share/adb shell /storage/rfs0/pwn

I get this error:

sudo: unable to execute /tmp/share/adb: No such file or director

I'm using ES file explorer.
[Motorola Atrix HD] hugoqueiroz94:
My Razr i with jelly bean has a app named file manager, and i can't install this one that you posted :(
[Motorola Atrix HD] Android Pizza:
Oh, well, system apps normally aren't sideloadable. I'll try to modify it so that it is.

Sent from my rooted Motorola Atrix HD using Xparent Green Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Atrix HD] hugoqueiroz94:
Thanks bro, i'll wait :)
[Motorola Atrix HD] triloger:
Me too I need it
[Motorola Atrix HD] Youngunn2008:
Just push it to system /app and fix permission
[Motorola Atrix HD] hugoqueiroz94:
How can i push to system/app without root? :P
[Motorola Atrix HD] Android Pizza:
+1

You can't

Sent from my rooted Motorola Atrix HD using Xparent Green Tapatalk 2
[Motorola Atrix HD] hugoqueiroz94:
I want to root, but i need this file manager, the file manager on my razr i doesn't have the option "Remote storage".
[Motorola Atrix HD] Byakko Custom:
Is it truly mandatory to use the Atrix Stock file manager? Can't you use almost any manager that supports remote storage?

Sent from my AT&T Motorola Atrix HD using the xda-developers app
[Motorola Atrix HD] mattlgroff:
Yes it's mandatory....
[Motorola Atrix HD] hugoqueiroz94:
And this is why need to mod the apk to install on my razr i.
[Motorola Atrix HD] mattlgroff:
You can unlock your RAZR i and root anytime you want. Something these users would do in a split second if they could.
[Motorola Atrix HD] hugoqueiroz94:
But i don't want to unlock because of warranty.

In Brazil we only lose the warranty with unlocked bootloader.

Only root are ok :)

And that's why i need the file manager apk modded to use on my razr.
[Motorola Atrix HD] nater351:
No such file or directory fix

I ran into the issue where I was getting "unable to execute /tmp/share/adb: No such file or directory" when typing "sudo /tmp/share/adb kill-server". To fix this I had to download "android-tools". Input the follow in terminal and you should be set.

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot

Also, if you are on 12.04 and having issues downloading Samba use the following script.

sudo apt-get install samba samba-common

Thanks!